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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24
Sd1aiIg Gmpiire,
From the Mountains Indian Hostili,
ties,

The ST. Joseph Union Of the l4th, says
The Kate Kinney reached our levee yester.
day afternoon from the Upper Missonri. She
left one hundred miles above Fort Union on
the 9Th Of June, and came down with but
little interruption, having been fred into once
by the Indians, near the mouth Of the Yellow.
stone, but sustained no damage.
We learn from Captain John b Labaree,
an old river man, that the Sioux and Black
Feet Ind ans are all hostile, aud very vindict.
i've. They seem to think that no troops can
be sent against them, and insolentiy ask,
| Where are your troops2 You want peace
but we will not let you have peace" faH
The U S Grant was fred into by the saya-
ges at Dry Forks, two hundred and seventy
miles above the mouth of the Yellowstone,
and ten men were killed
The Blsckfeet made an attack upon party
who resided at the mouth of the Marie, and
killed ten Of them They then proceeded to
the ranch of an old man, who resided with
them forty years, and murdered him, sta
ting that they intended to exterminate the
whites
| 1t was reported that a thousand lodges of
sem-friendly Indians have gone West to have
a talk with General Sully, but as that General
has gone east of the Missouri, it was supposed
that General Connor would come across them
! The hostile tribes are on both sides Of the
Missouri, and it will require active exertions
to subdue them
The intelligence from the mines is very fa-
vorable, and the Blackfoot Diggings, one bun
dred and forty miles from Benton, on the
Pacific slope, is considered the richest ever
discovered. A party Of four men working
there, have averaged 81 900 per day. But
few claims have been opened, and numbers
were going thther, The quartz mines 10 the
neighborhood of Blackfoot aud Helena are
also very rich, and all that is needed to devel-
ope them is a frst.class quartz mill.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24
TOBACCo
l CARD TO INVALIDS.

A CleTymen, residing in South AmencA as a mis-
N sionaTy discoVe red safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Eearfy Decay, Dis
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train ofdisorders brought by banefI apd vi.
ojOus habits Great numbers nave been already cur
ed by this noble remedy Prompted by a desire 10
benefit the afflicted and unfortunaie will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medclna. IN
scaled envelope, to any one who needs il, FFSs ol
Charge.
Please inslose post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself JOSEPH 4. INMAN.
srArIoE d, BIsLE HousE, New York City.
m2b3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24

erge sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
ly finished, Hesvy powerful tone, &c.
large Round Corners complete hnish,r back and
'front.'
'yeu oetaves, New Scale A, toA- tPatent Iron Ri ~
.and Square, ~ octaves dol, A. O. $500
ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners
zen oetaves, New A. Scale Patent Iron Rim,)
pnd Square, ~ octayss do, sealsA to @. IS $50
rived legs, ornate finish, serpentine Mold
II. ings,
and Square "a octsves, Patent Iron Rim,l 900
oh carved legs, Beaded and serpenline
holdings,
nd Square, II oetsves, Patent Iron RimO 05S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24
CKRTHIoATE OF AUTHORITY,
iTo plre on the 3lat day Of January, 1907
Iarlranee Department


Cbitiggbus, Ohio JaNnaTy ~, 1863
Whereaf The GkaaANiA, HlsovGR, NiA01RA, and
kEPUbuo Fire Insurance Companies, located ~ New
York In the State Of New York have each hed 10 thh
once sworn statement u It's condition. required by
the hrst section Of the Act "To regulate Insuracs
Companlea not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April s. 1850 and amended February 1904 and
WAeredl each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they are each
possessed OF at least One Hundred Thousend Dols Of
actual Capital invested In stocks, or bonds, OF TN
mortgagea of real estate, worth double the amonnt
lor which the saInO u moTtgaged and NAsreass each
Of said Companies has filed In this onice written
instrument under lie o0pofate seal, signed BY the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
agents OF said Companies In this State 70 acknow
ledge service Of process for and In behalf Of said Co
panies according 10 the terms u said law.
Noig, THEREFORE, In pursuance Of the hTst section
81 the kforespid aot, I, gAMkS IA. GOODMAN. Auditor
Of State, for Ohio, do hereby certify that ead 0KA-
MAMA, HkSovEa, NisoAhA and RKrUHLio fire lnsar-
ance Companies OF New York, arc authorized 70
transact tho business Of Fire and Marine luSurnpee
in this State until the thirty hivt day Of January, In
the year thousand eight hundred and sixty ain.
Ia WtfHea RhenooL have bereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seai ~ my ofce 10 be Afhxed
the dAyiand Sear above wIltlsn. iaL
-,st LAS "a GOODMAN, b.
(Lt.l Auditor Of Stat
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Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire In
suranee Company Of the city Of New York. the %
day Of january, 1895, IN conformity with the laws Of
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I'VE Hnf pEhFnoT EIhNS WATnAH6HR sATisAhHA6HHHoN. T."

Ing Hammers and Forks. Musicd Instruments
Musical Merchandise Of all kinds. Piano Forte
or materals of All hiodg, Sc Sc. 6a., all attho
par. Address all ordors.
aEauuIua Hui1lN o.J. WILLARD,
1dAwh biT. .Broadway, New York;
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

vi, ROUND MELLOW TOKE--EASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCH ELEGANT AND OR.
NAMEN7AL IN APPEARANCE.
} six and third Octaves are Ave feet eight inches
70, and two feet nj ne inches wide. The seven oc-
les are six feet long, and three & et vide, ontsde
large round corners, finished back and front.
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a5tann .Fartes.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIsT.-June lst 1865.
Iano Fortes in rich eases highly finished, made OF
Aterials carefully selected and prepared. All have
Ieir patent insulated iron rim and Frame (capt in
Ie piecel with oyerstrung scales making them the
sapted to warm climates. An ave flushed with ali
fge round oornersfront and back alike. Ceptre pi-
oos asfra rrra 4aE1 =. .DF
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Agents Wanted.

EivhkfWHERE, In strictly honArahle busin.,., 5,I
~ Agents now make from eight 10 ten dollar ds~
"stAton D" Esw York p o. w.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-24

Statement Of the condition Of the Republic Flre In
rAfee Conn Iany OF the City Of New York, on the 81
day Of January, 1885, in eOnforiy with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio. .-....
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Dayton, xenla and Columbus Railroad.
a. u M
CHANGE OF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA coIUMBI

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS
Through Trains from Dayton 10 al Eastern Cities.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavn Dayton
L for the Easta follows; Mail il:55 A M 90.
lumhus Accommodation, 600 p. NJ. Night Express,
1850 A. NJ. --a .- I'M rrrH FYFH
: ARRIVING AT DAYToN.--Night Express, 9;05 A.
NJ Columbus Accommo odation, 800 A. M. Dayton
Express, $3.50 p. NJ.
Trains run by Columbus time. whichls ls sevenimin-
utes fastnr than Dayton time.
Through tickets can he had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
Il. W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
ma4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Speeches by George Bancroft, Daniel 8. Dick
insOn, Robert J. Walker, Mr.. Evans,
General Divsn and Others.
Fraternization Of Representative
Americans and Englishmen.
The Interests Of the Two Countries
Declared xnseparable., s y !. 4 n " !,

complimentary banquet 70 the party Of European
capitalists who have lately travsrssd the United States
and Canadn tour Of inspection Of the country in gen.
era and Of the railways In particular and who
sojournng briefly in New York previous to their depart
ure for Europe, given last evenins by tho Eric
Railway Company, at Demoncos in Fourteenth street.
1T is almost unnecessary to say that the banquet in
Its richness and variety, Of the most deecabe
nature. The circumstances and the occasion were
guarantees Of the fact The apartment In which the
affair took place was decorated at either end with the
crossed flags Of England and America while excel
lent band Of music inespersed the proceedings with
appropriate selection Of national and other airs The
table was fragrant with the perfume Of numerous
bouquets which added In small degree 70 the beauty
and pleasure Of tho occasion. The display was not
gorgeous but the perfection of refinement and
good TASTE als9NA ~ .tt& ta H441sT tAA Y st .4t
Mr. Chas n. Berdell, President Of the Eric Railway
Company, occupied the chair, and among the distin
gu:shed gentlemen, in addition TO the foreign guests
the Messrs Daniel 8. Dickinson George Bancroft
r. J. Walker and Rev. Dr. vinton and others known to
the legislation and literature Of tho country
Tho banquet served after six O'Clock whom
The guests, numbering about hundred persons dis
cussed the following sa.. saH .aesl s"fd
BILL or FARE:
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United States District Court.
Before Judge Benedict.

INFORMANT TO IMPORTERS.
The United STATES rerssS Elerex Packages # Photo
graphic Paper.-Thls action brought under tho
Revenue Law. Tho paper in question was imported by
A. Hcrschc, in October 1883 but represented the
invoice paper valued at only hundred and
fifty Prissian thaeTs The packages being examined
by the Custom House officers, disclosed that underneath
few layers II waste paper lay regular importation Of
photog aphic paper prepared for the OF photo
graphers This fact showed THAI fraud intended
both regarded the in which the goods were
packed and the false Value represented the invoices
The goods consequently submitted to the Custom
House Appraiser who fixed the value at about six thou
sand thacrs being at tho rate OF FIVE hundred per cent
higher than the invoice represented.
Tho hearing Of the case occupied threc four days.
the jury after the deliberations returning verdict for
the government Of i've thousand dollars
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width Dimensions Of her and manmasls and each
and every spar belonging TO Used on board the yacht
Josephine further certify that agreed with Mr. s.
sheffield, shpbulder at Stonngton and Mr. Forsyth
build the yacht Josephine owned by Mr. DevlIn by
the day, according to the above statement aud fur
nished the materials necessary for constructing and
building the said yacht Josephine. positively cay
there Is no difference between the Madgie NOV called
tho Maggie and the Josephine except what was made
under my sole directions For the correctness IL this
statement refer to Mr. Stanton Sheffield OF Sonington
the partner OF Mr. John A. Forsyth while the
was being built. Respectfully, RF Lopez
The above statement, made by R. +. Upper Esq, is
correct 8. SHEFFIELD.
Az regards the yacht Palmer, designed her from
stem to stern she was built under contract with me
BY Byerly. Hillman Stricken, OF Philadelphia She
- tho model OF the Josephine, with the exception OF
being ten feet longer In the the vessel Is wider
IN order to mako the lines fair the part
added as In the Josephine and the top tmbers lit
tic longer than In the Madge josephine in order to
increase the depth OF hold There difference be-
tween the Madge, or Magic Josephine and Palmer,
cept that which was directed and approved by me-
\ Il n X. IT, TOPPER
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LETTER PROM CAPTAIN II. v. Lopez ON THE MODELS
OF THE MADGIE, JOSEPHINE AND PALMER.
tt~ TO THE EDITOR HERALD.

Yachting.
LITTER PROM CAPTAIN n. Y. Lopez ON THE MODELS
OF the MADGIE, JOSEPHINE AND PALMER.
ft TO THE EDITOR HERALD.
New yoax, Oct %, 1895.
In tho HERALD Of tho 18th inst find the following
.'Mr John A. Forsyth modelled and built at Stonington
the yacht Josephine This is not VIII you please
mako Tho following correctionss
Tho yacht Josephine was built from the moulds taken
from the yacht Madgic. Allow me TO explain ! mod
eled and had built by Mcssrs Theodore Bycry Son. OF
Philadelphia, tho sioop Madge. After using her two
years ~ q sloop put false on her ton feet IN
length on the keel and fifteen feet false bow a.erea
her rig 70 q schooner. The false stern was put on IN
Philadelphia and the bow In Stoningon, by Mr. stanton
sheffield. made the model for the false bow and sent
II TO Mr.. Sheffield at Stonington. The model o. tne
Jr for thc last years After using the Madgie az
schooner -four years sold her TO Commodore Ncvicker
with the privilege Of keeping her for thirty days. Tor the
purpose OF taking her mouds, the original model being
completely destroyed by the additions 10 hcr bow and
stern made arrangements with Mr.. Stanton Sheffield,
ship carpenter 10 haul the Madgie tnow Known by
the name OF Magic, ~ take her moulds aud make Q
model from them. Ar~J no. A. Forsyth employed
TO assist Mr. Sheffield IN taking the moulds After they
were taken added ten foot in the middle ofaho model
made .rpm the moulds Of tho Madgic and II was brosght
90 AZ my offic, per No ~ North river, NOW York,
by Mr. Forsyth, for my approval altered the model
made by taxing OF tie full place above the water line
abreast " tn f0rccha ne, which is IN tho Madgio
and not n the Josephine ! then made arrangements
With Mr.. Shcfield and Mr Forsyth 10 build me weasel
by the days work, after the model 80 made. ! also
Furnished Mr. Sheffield With o specification for building
the vessel called the Joscphinc, now owned by Mr..
DART Dcvln gave him Sheniedl the dimensions OF
the keel, tern, scrnpfg bed pieces kcelson, end size
aud alton " ccntcboar md we'll AMI mass the exact
~ all her frame tmbers dock beams and knees the
4 thtctn 81 aud qunli y o. r. pankng from her keo
10 ner deck also ~ her QQok plApkz v thicknoaa ep
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SHiPPIN q NJ VS..
yoRH-T1fs DAT
n nooN SETS eve a.
W nfQn WATER. morn
.-~,-
Port Of New York, October "a, 1893.


CLEARED
Steamship Hccla Orr, Harrison, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Baibec tBr), Harris. Liycwool-E Cunard.
Steamship Flnmbeau, Eaton, Mobile-Lyingston, Fox a
Steamship Chas Benton sslter, sewbern-Murray a Ne.
Ship ysriek tBr, Dixon Lrvcrpoo-Howland Aspn-
Ship Tsmsranc. Jackson. charlo',on seTni,hA Sons
Irig clio Henson, Prrnambuco-Joncs Lough
Bris gayn rl parscc perasmsuc2Brst Son Co
Brs i Newhsu tBrl, Payson, Gouaives-Brci,, Son 4
brig L neorn tBr), Brlson IIsn.as-p R De~olf Co
sS fe" csS5 vs sa Co
schr Jane Emson, Einfon Georgetown, DC.
ssIr Pende,on church. Philadelphia bentley, smith
&C. Co. n x,,n sor,,n. ,,.,,,ora-u 3 n,o,.u Son
schr slas Trslnar9 Iae, Sorwich-H $ Raeas't a Son
Steamer MayGower, Robinson, rhiladelphiA
ARRivEn
U steamer South Carolina, Lieut. Com VIM n Ken.
crpabs and Clyde which brought TO this po 10 be
Steamship Kaoraa Denly, Mobile. II days. with cotton
toSm.b DuDnns Has had heavy bead Winds the en're
steamship Alhamora Benson charlss'99 % hsurs with
sssmship Ellen Ferry, chaplin, Sssbsra NC os, a.
s,,sTs. bearing q xa s ns. .sss !.
i ESaa' s Sias bound -. q ~,n
mdss 70 Wright Co. Had strong and NV gales Tor
SID Gambia tor srecuock) Urel Havana days, TO
Reynaulds Francois 90 ~, -. - o, ,,, 49,.
% pSrs ss s's ssy n
Helena septi or, 4 ai "a lon o. spoke brig Avosetta
| hence for bcmsrara " dhys out -. :. 49,
~ nick Boston) smith, Malaga 50 DAYS, with
frni 10 ma ,ier Mo Kock Sept l6 70 had
heavy westerly gsos; stove buwarks lost and split sails
bark Dunkrd tBr). crer~r Buenos Ayrss Avg ~ with
wool and hides master, Aug 20 lat 81 O6 g. lon Is rs W.
passed wrecked brgantne, with stern and 1uyarss gone
boat deck foreysrd deck sails blowing from
the yards, on board feet water In her bold Sep
III IL 2L 80 spoke bark Normandy Mcintosh, hsncs
Tor Bmsnos Ayscs days Out, 2esh LA ~ 20 lon ~
Oct lat 90 lon 81, brig Enrique (sp), Dominica, from
Valencia ior HayAn. Mad very heavy wind. from NY io
8dsys after leaving povA snd very ghto the Line calm o.
ue Line FOR days. the Lire Sept ~; rsht wind
Gains W Oct Is since then nothing but heavy and
i W Winds split calls, &c - :,
r.o sep Ss " srd:1 s Is Company viii
TX .V ok sI,s' on Lane. Mina,i.n
Nth fns,ic Als,ira,e SOM. Oct ls S 90 o rss
nnacr from New ORLEANS for Providence aud DARK hehos
| port, Of Msrbrhesd. bound N. -, "a -.
| wDh hugnr " Napier Ne'44ori -. a. 49,. -
l Wax viking tlft Eoiscuhouse Hsv.na " us{s, WV
Sssar, v v y psNsA As9
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70 fsr Park, India rus. EsIsisem Havana II days with sugar.
.u ssr1 !, % dss Secasch. sssua Il day.. VITA
VII a S;,ss sSi;s Iai: ss ssz
Eas sSSpssy Ss JIG "a Fanny fo si ss:
VI s fs.a Iase y ss% gs @ ia
), grig Ssiad n Ham, Mas Havana % days. with sugar.
scsr sspsrs r s!ren, car,hAgeaa . days With rub
schr Hero sr Hopkins Port Antonio ia, "a days. win
0i slr ss + master sf stockholm, s,.0,h.r,
o ssShssgpISrn Cross BID GEORGE Llnsau AZ day.. waA
Sch. Evans, Tatiis 81 Marks Is days with cotton. ~
schr WIZ Carlton Packard Geosesown CohA.se. Mar
s sahr YHG (. Cole, Eals.mors a.ys:
Ns.s asd az ri s sH:iSS
G.o sS ss
s scsr y San.d Bake; s,,as Baker s.s: BAH
s scsr Concord Snns =, I Kennedy; Rosia2a.
ssSr Kinney; Psri.ss Session session. s
s sssr gss, F EsEass h BOSTON
s sssr Petit, s%,,h ssss9g fer Warnings
ssnr ns d saaSa
s Cabot Psrs:r p Boston u for sewssrE
s sssr io y M:eGasss 1so.san
SER VIM Darling. Barter Ne. Bedford
Sem sr .Ss
Schr James Henry Oliver. Fall River. NJ ora
81 ss: s.:: Fen .. s s f 81
schr Pacific, Clark. Providence.
schr Hickman, Burger, Providence. f
Schr Haieht, Baker, Providence 90 g..0 b.
schr Chief, Oaborn, Providence for Rond0ut
Cchr &c! Lester, Perry. Newport for Delaware Oily
schr 4 Brooks, Brooks Pawtuckot for Roud0uk
Schr n Ely Stokes Hartford
Schr Hall. Doughty New Haven. sl-gfsf.-. a...l
delpha. -77
schr I White Davis Brookhaven for Eiisabsthpees.
schr Shaler, Strickland Portland. Conn.
schr Han, Adams, Portland, Conn. 4 M 4.,.s s.al
sclr + Flower, Russell, Portland, Conn.
schr Roaker Seevey Poughkeepsis Tor PortsmouAA.
t below
Ship Meiiccte (Br), from sagus.
Schr Uhara. from Cardenas' 7 b. 1.sCw H.2
schr Patronella (of Belize Hon) 114l1
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New, from RIcnmond !.

RECOVERY OF COLONEL rAHLoRENa RING REV
n. A. DAVIS ELEcTKD TO CONGRESS in TIM FIFTH
DisTRICT-M0vEMRNTs OF A. II. STEPHENS, ETC.
MN BALTIMORE, Oct -, 1906.
Richmond papers Of this morning state that the ring
which was stolen from the body Of Colonel Dahgren by
cutting of the nnscr has been recovered II was found
in the possession Of Dr. Saunders 9, Loretta, Essex
county
In tho Fifth Congressional district the Rev D. A.
Davis has been elected by email majority over DR..
sooyal. his nost highest competitor The Lynchburs
V,on designatos Mr. Davis a. an old whig ana con-
servativo. - -
In Ivncbburn on Sunday evening, on his way TO his
homo in Georgia Hc did not visit Richmond on his
route but went direct from Gordonsve 70 Lynchpurg
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Attention Is called to the advertisement In auction
column Of ALDRIDGE SCOTT OF 2 Lots 10 be sold this
day, 25th ut r. NJ This property has particular claims
the attention Of Of real estate from It's being
to the business portion OF this city and At prices much
below other locality II being newly opened
section hut little known 10 New Workers. though II affords
tho finest Views 10 DO found being elevated more
but Ia miles line OF horse from Hoboken ferries,
tablshcd within years. running successfully ID
minutes The location healthy and the popua
ton Of this udson county has increased In greater lilo
caaR
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Look on the News Stands for the Anne.
RICAN STATESMAN AND NEW YORK TRADE RE
PORTER, ready for Saturday Merchants shou
have IT,
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Immense Prices Paid for Old BO0ks.>
100 coo Books on hand Send for catalogues
LEGaAT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
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L.
Piracy ID confined 70 tho higI seas There pirates
h eager 10 poison the public for ae sake Of gan These
Land sharks are no " folsng upon the navel as
$3.50. HOsTETTER's STOMACH BI~rERs
the srst and deleerious compounds Thinking 70
eyade the law by slight change "a the spelling OF }hc
they call these poisonous preparations "H0ughstecrs Bit
ters "Hoofsctters ostater's Bit,ers" &c Sc
But this will not avail them the courts having decided shat
such halfway forgery shall be considered prof
81 criminal intent il the correct orthograghy Used
Ihe agents or the proprleors Of "Hosteters Bers
on me track o. half dozen Of these consratos against
me health OF the community They determined pro-
ect the pubic aud themselves cost viii give
Quarter 70 the counterfees their preparation They
upon all who the article 70 second their endeayors
closely eIamnng the labels the bottles and giving
NATION should th0y discover evidence Of fraud The
genuine label - snperhy engraved steel and represents
the conc or 81 George and the Dragon with an cscntc
con DeneAtb IA which the properties OF the GREAT TONIC
OF THE ACE are briefly recited fac simls OF tho sig
nature OF the arm OF Hcstetter Smith" appended TO
note q hand also forms part Of the
sae lrm under the sanction Of the Department
attached 70 every bottle LIST buyers bear hese facts In
nisd The inlmerse demand for the known specific
for dyspepsis fever and ague complaint
diseases renders worth while for villains TO
risk m prating IT, and the utmost vigilance s 70
guard against these practiccs Sold
Now York office 50 Cedar street 80 w 80
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DIR. Hnrrison's Peristalttc Lozcngos.-
Positise cure FOR CoSTIyEMESs, PILES, DYSPEPSIA,
Co, hegemsn Co. New York; Hazard Co., PhIIadel-
phia j. s. HARRISON CO., Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Ivory Earrings and Pins,
Black white red three, four and eight dollars
set For sale by GEO. q. ALLEN l6 Broadway, door
below Cam street,
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II You Want u Good Hcad Of Hair Uso
WEBSTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR INVIGORAT0R. DE-
MAS BARNES CO, Now York, General Agents.
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Attic Finest Overcoats Ever Seem In
this country ready for sale.
.sp0sr l. BROKAw, 81 Lafayette place, and
seNHna 81 Fourth avenue, Opposite Cooper Union
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supnrNg CorRr-Crnrtir. Part Adjourned " FRI
day Part 2--Nos 2i2s, PITS, 2i74, 2f1s. As0, 2tss
2i8s $500 25o0 1889 1890 1884, IT'S, 1854 25lo 2oi2
2skA 1SIe. 26lS. XkR
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and The only
feet Dye Also Reseneratng Extract of Mieaurs Pre-
serves and restores tho hair 81 barclay street New York