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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-14

Wa1I Tlls Utsu VIII get IIrIeJ : ---bI0ae
MELODEONS.
Once having seen the will convince the most skepti-
cal that they Just what has been long wanting
Herald. 80 z - 81
am daily Ieceiving letters similar 10 those above from
professional musicians also from persons who have the
instruments in use every Instrument warranted years.
have all the facilities for manufacturing these Meo
deO eyery department being under personal SUPER
visioni and feel confident with my unsurpassed i'm
provements that am placing before the public
Instrument larger and with eveuness of tone
not heretofore obtained by any other Aeodeon manuac
The finish and durability of these Instruments
second to none. n
All orders viii as prompt tattentiOn If the par
ties were here to select Address all orders to
w. w. WHITNEY,
Isl Summit Street, Toledo Ohio.
Factory 146 d I48 Summit Street, Toledo.
Nov. rs, 1854, to Jan. Is, lS65.s "
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WHITNEY'S

TOIEDo, Ohio, October, 1854
MR, " " NHIrHEE: Bear Sir have examined your
ImpTye etoeons and take pEsauure IN saving that
find them an the elements that have been so long
sought after Your improvement N The bellows, will
sm sure Isake them the MOsF PERFHr Reed Ips
meutss tfHs a III stfst y. Il. GILMAN,
Tuner and Repairer OF Organs, Pianos Melodeons
Exceeds in estimation every other instrument of
this general class Telegram.
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FARM FOR SALE!
~ About 625 Acres of sksss.
Lii CHOICE EAND!a SYE

REING,a part of the well known tract
~ called thes WHITAKER RESERyATI0N," )" laying
on the Sandusky River about u miles below the village
of Fremont, Ohio. 49, tf ~
About 400 acres improved and good shareof it
good state of cultivation with good proportion of
bottom lands.
There four orchards the Tract and the buildings
in good condition.
The whole will be sold together, will be cut up
farms OF about l25 acres each The terms will be made
easy. Apply to S. BIRCHARD, or
r. W. B. MCCLELLAN,
-tE "a at Fremont, Ohio, or to
A. A.CHEESEBRQUGH,
Fremont, April l5, 1864. at Toledo, Ohio.
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Principal ONCE and Labratory . At the N. e corner Of
SIXTH and COMMERCE. Streets, Philadelphia whers all
letters for advice or business should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY profession
ally to examine Lungs with Respirormeter which his
fee Is three dollars; all advice free
In New York, at No. 81 BOND Street., every Tues
DAY, from A. n, to Pm
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January Is, and
1e February IS and 10, March Is and l6 April 1s and
20, May II and Is, June IA and 10, July Is and 90
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers of that city
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Nh W w. wHfrNEY, Toledo, Ohio II wish to express
my sniastion Of the superiority OF the Melodeons Of
your manufacture. The Reedy Nasal tone usually
found Meosons Is entirely obvised by your improve
menis Wishing you the success you we'll deserve.
yours, truly, W B. THOMPSON, Prof Music, n Y.
Never any thing OF the knd that interested
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not to be without such a valuable medicine.
The Cincinnati National UnOn of April 9th says: that
thousands of soldiers have been saved the of
Srickland's AntiCholers Mixture. For sale by Drug
gists at so cents per bottle. l3Oy1l
General Depot g. East Fourth Street, Cincinnati o.
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SYMPTOMS.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

FENHE subscriber has number of Lots west of the Rail
Road Depot, in Fremont, between Croghan and NapO-
leon Streets, which hs will sell liberal terms as 70
price and payment R.. P. BUGBLAHD
TysmoEt, March 3, 1881.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-14

surpsss every thing in this line w have seen Fhethsr
French or Americsn..-C Commercial.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-14

The smootheness Of the tone makes beautiful accom-
paninent for the voice-Tri6nRe
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MELODEONS.

Really very effective and beautiful Instruments A
that want the best will get t.sNhitnsy's.n-Blgds.
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CURE cSIss y e. Dls;s.e. ss;s
prGB1rs TPE CURE Cures ss,f sfgSinls RS6i., and

81 have used the Peoples Cure in my family with
great benefit in of Serofula and Salt Rheum and
whom Ibeeve have been benefited and most Of then
entiteiy cured by it. CHAS- SGHARFF,
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1.-Two Of our Subscribers of them afflicted with
bad Fever Sore the other with MISUNDERSTANDING
the advertisement the Peoples Cure IN this pa
per- purchased the medicine and now after having thor
oughly tried it report tn US, commencing il most
heartily, thorough remedy in their Editors
frtr
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DIE d

COOk-At bis late residence, No. - West Tvetht q
Monday, July ~ the Rev Edwin 4. T. Cook, Rector y
The funeral will take place. Church corner Of wsvsriev
place ard T h n'n, on Tho.dsy July n - scsci
are invited to attend without further notice.
CHAPMAN-In Washington. d. c., on Monday, Jsiy -
Annie +. Chapman wife of James l. Chapman
DUNLOP-On Tuesday morning. July IS Alexander Henry
only child OF James aud tie late Martha Dunlop assd year
nionths and 10 days
The friends the family are respectfully invited attend t
funeral from the residence Of his parent No 40 Eighth
ave. on thi, "wednesday morning, At v O'clock
The remains will be taken to Bronrviie.
DuKE-on Tuesday July IS, Margaret Duke aged % years
The and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Thursday, the 2.ih ipss a
o'clock from her late residence No. 1874 East Ninihss
G.. late Commsudsr Of the NewYori Cadets, Sou q
Mcczyslsw and Anna Hlssko after long and very ps.pfs
Illness IN the lnh year OF his age.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers please copy
HEWLETT-At their residence. in Gsessye. Brooklyn,
Monday July "a. after lingering illness, Helen A. vile "
The remains will be taken Milwaukee Wis for nterusns
HuYLER-On Monday July "a. Mary r. elds'' daughter .
~, James mess, ;. and Mary J.; huyer. s.,
on Wednesday the 10th inst s2 O'Clock at the rsss
GenSs q feT psrsn No Is, s1ysn s., ,, Joh0
Livingston, aged % years.
and friends requested to attend his tun.r.
PRc Ifn. 0onasstta :. Albany ies nisp.n.
OF Dr. Edward and Margaret Price, in the Eh year Of hh
The friends ofth family are respectfully invited to attend the
st, on Thursday, at , clock p: m.
RYDEa.A; Astoria L L. on MGndsy , July i,ss,ss
Notice Of the funeral in Thursdsys papers,
sCOFlELD-At Sing Sing suddenly, Tuesday morning,
LIZ: h. i S 11S sh'a Of A'
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to attend
seosS No. Sen s s' %" rhsr.y
O'Clock y. m
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YALE COLLEGE.
u..s md P,ssons H. ssLssson vs.. SOpbO.
.,orcs-Lsw school - Shefleld Scion
tifc -Baccaiaur"nte-Nal Mis-
siouary 80 ~,ty - Sermon by J. r..
Thomp.on, D.D.-Phi Betn Kappa
CIas. OF Is65-PnsriOtic COmmemora-
ton.

From Our Special Correspondent
NEW. Haven, Tuesday, July % 100
In the year 100 eleven clergymen OF Con-
ncctcut met at Branford each bringing few volumes
which they deposited with these words Il give these
books for the founding OF college in this Colony
This week Yale calls her together TO celebrate her
lG5th birthday The 40 foos have enlarged to IL
brary Of more than 900 volumes The dozen students
boarding with the rector dispersed with the tutors
having as corporate body, no local babaton are In.
creased TO $50 in the various departments with IL
landings some Of considerable architectural preten'
sons The three graduates II the first class nave Deen
succeeded by upward OF 1000 whose coming together
AZ these annual festivals Is like the gathering oil
Aclilless myrmidoDs for multitude.
Adopting in report OF proceedings the chrohoioR
ical order OF Herodotus rather than the philosophers
one of Ibucydides will speak OF that which is hrst
IN the order Of time though perhaps not IN Importance
viz: the Freshmen.
The traveller from EewY either by the New
Haven boat or railroad could not fail 10 notice the mum
her OF Young but very looking boys who seemed
IN d. pecularly ~ learn whether YOU were IN
tepdig 20 enter college" These were but the advance
guard OF an army Of young Sophomores who assailed
every Youthful looking individual, on his arrival al
Vsw Haven with ardor which careful mammas and
doting papas thought decidedly more empowering
than agreeable. go .. - .ha Oh
ect OF their attentions and there were the usual Jokes
naved by graduates who passed themselves on ~ SUD
frcshmen and pledged N SUGGESTION v every s0QsV 10
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THE LOST PLEIAD.-Mr. W. r. Barbee, the
artist is now finishing at his studio, in this city very
beautiful model OF young female ngure Designed 70
represent The Lost leiad The subject is highly poeti
cal and and has been well treated by the
artist Who a. the author Of the statues Of "The Co
quette and I" Fisher Girl has already won oesrs
ble enown The position chosen is most graceful the
figure is beautifully proportional and entire npatoni
cal accuracy preserved. The expression of te face
Tue y he conveyed and think the artist has
cause TO expect both rom the aItract'onss' ~ 'he
subject and the careful elaboration bestowed. that II
will command its fair share Of public admiration with
the othor noted statues OF the world Baltimore Sun.
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6perial Notices.
An Important Question.
MoREHEADs NEURoDYNE A NEURALoTc


IS MOREHEADS NEURODfNE NEURALGfC
ANTIDOTEi
We propose this question BY the testimony OF
disnte.ested parties Mr. GEORGE O. sICKLES, Counsel
orssw city has kindly permitted the publication Of
the following letter:
NEwYoRx January IL. 1865
To D. C. NoRRHEAD, NJ d.
MY DEAR sIa: You will rscosct that short time since
suffering attack Of Neuralgia and you ssns
Of your NEURODYNE. desire to thank you foe
it, and tell you how much good did The eject wW
really wonderful was quite well, and enough OF the
Andoe was left to enable two three Of ny
friends who suffering from the same painful disease
This NEURODYNE 10 the most remarkable article With
which am acquainted and consider II your duty make "
virtues known to the pobc. Thousands suffer from Neuralgia
Nervous Headache aud similar complaints. who need rssG
and to whom this would be welcome friend Pray consdss
the propsty placing your valuable EEURODYNk IN the
hands Of this numerous Of suers viii take pleasure
in giving ny testimony it, efficacy In way you may -
sire.
NV son. General D. E. sIcxLRs leaves tomorrow In the
steamer for Aspnwa important mission for the oov'
eminent and ask Of you the kndns" to ssnd him
bottle ofNEURODYNE him in Of need He he's
,ey had some nsurazc attacks and this sure. viii b
all he requires.
Ihors you will determine to adopt my suggestion, sad
speedily place your valuable discovery before hs world sns
X...,h my best wishes
lam, yours very truly.
GEO. O. sICKLEs No. 70 Nssssust
MoREHEAp,s NEURoDYNE, or NEuRALeIc ANTI.
DoTE carefully pu, up bottles containing ave ounces
with plain directions for use a .at
Price One Dollar Bottle
q. c. MOREHEAD, NJ D..
Sole Proprietor.
ooT nv THE pRTNCTp Al. DRUGGISTS
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Pigeon Shooting Matches.

Yesterday there was large assembsge OF
the principal pigeon shooters Of this city the Center
vile Course, l. l., to witness two matches for s4OO
each match, between Mr.. II. Hartshorn OF Brooklyn,
and Mr.. 4. Simpson Of New.York, two wei. known
crack shots The first at % double BIRDS 81 yards
rise each shooter to pull his own trap an ounce and
half shot and 81 yards boundary. II was
won BY Mr.. Hartsborn, who killed "a birds
out Of 80 pairs; his opponent only killing
% out Of similar number. when finding be could not
either win or tie be resigned the match The second
match was for similar stake. at 50 single birds, q
Yards rise and 20 boundary. weight Of shot In
this Mr. Hartshorn killed 90 out Of A birds shot at
while Nj Simpson only succeeded in bringing down 10
out Of an equal numberthe former consequently win
Mug the match by birds.
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THE FIELD.
Observation-Disclosures Of RreskIyn W. Union
Of MOrrisiania.

The champion Atlantic Club paid visit to
the beautiful suburban retreat Of Morrisania, and
played game with the famous Union Club Of tina. dis
trct. The champions had not their full force present
On Monday although the substitutes acquitted them
selves handsomely on the occasion. As usual large
attendance on hand wherever the Atlantcs visit.
and with the addition OF the fair Of Morrisana
who by the by are always out In profusOn and
grandeur the occasion Of friendly contest-gave
quite enlivening and enchanting addition 10 the
scene. The game, taken altogether was a pleasant
and satisfactory One it, however. terminated too
sided to paricnlarisc the play all around We append
the fnli scorn.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES. OF the semi

SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES OF the semi
weekly Government horse sales that have taken place
at the stables in West Thirty hftb.st. commencing
june 20 there las been none where the horses have
been Ar fine in flesh large in better condition
than those sold yesterday They belonged to the kind
that are used artillery horses in the army and OF tho
lot Of 200 not one was under the medium size, and most
OF these we're considerably above it, They were heavy
strong animals good for farm work any hard labor
Very few OF them injured in any way. The horses
were well worth the prices they brought, and were,
with very few exceptions obtained at good bargains
or the purchaser In the morning, when farmers and
Others from out OF town mostly present. the bid
ding was higher than at any other time. and the sales
generally averaged above slO0. At the afternoon sale
cartmen grocers livery stable keepers and other par
tics requiring horses for city use. were present in
numbers aud were wary in their bidding. IRE
quenty when Mr.. Springfield the auctioneer had de-
cared an animal sold the bidder was not to be found,
having regretted his bargain or Intentionally backed
out H. and the horse had To be offered again for sale
Despite this practice, however the sale was quickly
carried out and before D. the entire lot or bofses
had been bought and payment made to Capt Moore IL
has been intmated from Washington that most OF the
horses 10 be here hereafter for sale VIII be of the
same description ~ those last sold vi those animals
sold Yesterday the majority gedngs and the FOL
lowing sales in the afternoon will show the prices of
few: -,
No. l2l-A dirty gray, Bood "orhel' very cuc"p III
eJl.
No. l23-Lean soirel. requires pasturase, cheap at
Sil
No Iei-A powerful gray. good truck horse cheap at
Ss2 81.
No lg7-A spotted gray large and a bargain at
sl32 So
No. l33-A clcan 1mber NSh DAY. wen DOughl al
Sl22 So
No. l35--A fine stepping sorre suitable for the sad
die, cheap at 500. e.,
No. l3i-Gray with black tinge, heshy aud powerful
limbed SllO, a good bargain.
No IyO-A sorrel pony with white forehead active
and GOOD for the saddle. s62 So cheap.
No ia black, line build good for carnage VI
saddle ss7 so; well worth the price.
No. l59-A largo bay. cheap at slCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN THE STREBT-CARs-

MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN TIE STKLbI -NA "S'
Yesterday morning young man in the fullest bloom OF
health entered one Of the downto streetcars 10 10
10 For.hs and after paying his fare, took his scat
in Tho CORNER and putting his head on his breast
seemed 10 be doing.
When the car reached the place OF the young mans
destination tho conductor called him. but he did not
ous,er He then shook him, gently AT frst, violently
s,l,st with the words This is the place. my friend
xh.,a van want to get out" Still, response. The
conductor lifted his head, and it fell heavily again
upon his breast.
Alarmed and surprised he looked narrowly at the
and observed that great change had come
over the youth His skin vrinkled, his form had
shrunt.n his hair had turned gray. There was no
waking. no tomorrow for him.
Poor fellow. he bad died of old age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
The Atlantic Cable-The Latest News
Dispateb from Cyrus w. Field.

The following dispatch has just been received
from Cyrus w. Field;
"LoSpoy. July IL, 1861 leave here on Thursday.
the lth inst and the Great Eastern will sail from the
More on Saturday. the 18th. Weexpect to leave Val.
lenta about tue 9th and to arrive at Hearts Content
during the first week In August
Everything is going on to our entire satisfaction.
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philadelphia Cattle Market. July %

There wa. fair supply Of Beef Cse this week and prices
had compared with the previous w-eh
The "a amounted to 35 head at prices ranging from
TO fair and good cattle and nom $40 to 90 % IL"
n Tor prime and extra stock :,
sHEEP-The Sheep market continues active, and sale. OF
$50 head were made at from to ttc 10, gross according
to quality
Hoas.This maj ket remains sbou, the The offerings
to head all of which sold at from ela to
sl6 y 100 n, net. .
Cows-The sale Of Cove reached lis head ct from @2s to
Ss5, according to quality and condition
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Trot,ing On the Fashion Course, L. i.

Yesterday a match for $1,000, mile heats,
best three i'll FIVE TO wagons off on the Fashion
Course. l.. /. between Dan Maces b. m. Kitty Wink.
and T. Walkers b. e. Mac. The latter was the favorite
at slOO to SO taken to good deal Of money He be-
haved 20 badly In the first hcu breaking and coming
heat. Time .. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

DISTINGUISHED MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL
BoARD-rhomas Shields, proprietor OF a low porter
house in the Seventh Ward, who, while on drunken
debauch with Others assaulted as we have mentloneo
and cruelty beat a policeman last Monday In East
Broadway is q member Of the Seventh Ward Board Of
ScLonl Trustees.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowSzD.-Peter Fitzslm-
mon. aged IL years. residing with hs parents ut No.
OIL Stantons yesterday fell into the East River. st
Tho foot OF Stsnton-st, and ives drowned. The body
was subsequently recovered aud CorQRsr potihed to
hold a ipQueSt .s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

UmPVe-WlIiam Ryder OF the Empire Club.
Scorsrs-Messrs. Albr0 and Mowlem.
Time Of Gsme-2 hours and 10 minutes
Fly Catches-Atlantic, l6; Union. 10.
This afternoon the Keystone Of Philadelphia and the
Eckiord Of Brooklyn, will play game at the Union
Bail Ground William sburgh.
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mARRI4 ~

CREED-PAUL--In New York City. on Tuesday yo,v 4,
a the residence Of the brides mother by tho Rev Eds
o. Flag Of the Church Of the Rspucstioa Dr.. C. ~
Rensselaer, Creed Of New Haven. Conn, TO Miss Mary
Daughter Of the late BENJAMIN Paul. eco, Of AIbsny r. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

Three houses saved within two weeks, by the
BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH from burglars, who were
,ecreted inside the house L. HOLMES, No. l9o Bdway
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LETTERS, No. 573 Broadway, manufacturer OF
fine French Boots Shoes and Slippers for Ladies' Gents
and Children Jeiers o573 Broadway. Prices reduced
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THE UyIvESsAL CLOTHES WRINGBR, with
or Circulars X. C. BRowNIS0 No. 3i7 Broadway N. Y.
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Business Notices.
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying;any OF

49,
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buyinGany of
the nnerou, WORTHLESS. articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the last few years when at lower
.. Won can get peu. which are acknowledged to be the
BEsT THs WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack OF brains eomps
them to attempt INITATios, eren 10 tas adr"'e"e"" y
want tho full value Of your money cal on A. MoxroS NO
Is Maiden.lane. or inclose stamp Tor circaiM.
To MOTuERs.-MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
sysup for Children 10 old aud wetried remedy II has
stood he tee. many years and never known i'
I, not only relieve. the child from pain, but Lysolse' the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie and gives rest and
health to the child and comfort to the mother.
At Old PRIcHs-WEDDING and VISITING
Cards French and English Note Paper Monograms silver
Door Plates, Seals Cs'ts, &c, EvsRpELLs esssh' Styles
No 50s broadway
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
adapaby; Army and Navy furnished sss with he pes,
a.r commission Of tie surgeon. General Army by T. D.
Hrpsoy, ~ D., Astor Place Clinton Hal, n y.
"Pursr "PuEs,!"
Or. srmicK1Ayps PILE REMEDY is the only Pile
Redy in the world that will effect permanent Cure OF the
worst cs,e. Of Blind and Bleeding Piles. and have te't
mony in our to prove that has Cured PyIsd
Gases Of Twenty and Thirty Year. standing
For sale by &c. wKLLsG Como us Frsntin.s' n y
MARvIN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLASTER FIRE AND BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAFES Highly
ornamental and warranted perfectly dry. Also large ano
ment OF BANKERS and Merchants SAFES
MARVIN 4 Co.. No a5 broadway
GROVER 4 BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
N Stitch and ST ten SEWING MACHINES NO. 40 pTosd
wsy. New forh and No 233 Fnlonst, brookiyn-
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBSsORY
B.NpAaxs SUPPORTERS ko-MARsa Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Office only al No. Vesey-si Lady attendant.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
world Perfect natural reliable Harmless" and instsn,aneess
IN effect The genuine 10 signed NlLLAh a. bAtohsIo"
sod by all Druggists. Factory No. 81 barciaysI
MARsH's Truss OFFICE, formerly on the
corner Of Broadway and Annst Museum BuidinssD WI
reopen IA few their and elegant store 20 80
broadway address at present. No ~ Anast thrd nooI
BEAUTIFUL LIPE-LIKB PiCTUREs.
Carte, yisnette % per dozen, Duplicates % AL neyS
ives registered r. A. LEwn No. looShathams., y. l.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. B. FRANK. PALMER, LID:
0,vrs IN. "BIsr, PATENT LIxss 70 SoLpInns-yRn ~
H'vAy NY 1908 CHrsrxur ST, Pbila ~ chknaT; Dos
ton CoNnIssIoHsp ~ SrRGsoSbssfAL DAME y. %. =
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPASY.-ELIAs
uor. a., py..;a.nt No 6ss Broadway. Agents wanted
WgVRIxR e. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
M.sbia, nd 1v.i0a Rs,s Hachias, No. w sJ0sd"'2'
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PHI BYrA KAPPA socrPry

Dtnno Co~mittee "a. 6Lim.n, Chairman; H. C. King
Icy. casurer, N Porter. T. A. Thacher T. Dwight. d. {.
Gilman.
PHI BETA KAPPA eoCIRrY.
An Grafton viii be delivered by the Hon DvIsur Fosrys
OF Boston. and POEM by Dr. j. o. HOLLAND OF Sprins bed
In the Center Church. at O'Clock on Wednesday evening
business meeting az a. MI
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DInrrhea IDysentery, Cholera Morbus, &c.-
Immediate and certain cure HEGEMANS DIARRHEA
REMEDY used with uniform since the cholera OF
Of 1882 Sold BY Druggists Prepared only BY HEGEMAN
Co.. Nos 700 3 5lI and TsS Broadway and corner Fourth
ave and Seveuteenth.st., N. Y.