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LOYAL Men, Attention.

CoupcT No 2 Union League OF America for the Twenty
G,s, Ward OF The CITY Of New YoIL will hold meeting
rus Monday EVfNtNG. Nov. at \ o'clock IN the Hall
NJ az Fon6 ave tid floor Every member 1. expected
10 be present aud all elected candidates viii present them
selves for initiation. " -,
The election taAts place tomorrow" aha inc u H. n us'
DO It's whole duty. . . -, ...nc,,.,, MI.
HyNnY w. HoLprS. Secretary
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JrvrR COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA.

= Jaundce Nervous Debility. and all diseases arising
from disordered Liver omach. such rs Constlpa'
tion Piles Acidty Of the Stomach Nausea. Heartburn
Fulness Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eructatlons'
Sinking Flutterng at the Pit OF tbe So,naeh SWIM
ming of the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering Of the Heart Choking Sensation when lying
down. Dimness of Vision. Dots or webs before the
Sight Yelowness of the skin Eyes Sudden Flushes
Of Heat and Great Depression Of Spirits are speedily
aud permanently cured by HooFLANDs GERMAN BIT
TIERS Sold by all Druggists. Not an alcoholic prepa
ration. Agent, IL. 4. HEIMBoLD, Druggist.
No. 594 Broadway, n. Y.
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Special Notices.
Ncw.York Ophihalmic Hospital.

Professor CARNOCfAS will open the course OF Lectures
on the the Eyra the New York os
pital TUESDAY, Nov T. at o'clock p III, corner :"
Twenty Eighth st. and fourth.aye.
PROGRAMME OF LECTURES.
Prof CARNOCHAN Operative Surgery Of the Eye ano l'S
appeudages.
Dr. GARRIST Iris and Cataract. .
Dr. STEPHENSON: Muco purulent and yenereal diseses
of the T. We - - -, -,
Prof HOLCOMB and DR.. CECCARINl: The Ophthalfno-
scope and its
Dr. MACFARLAN: Anomalies of Vision. .
The Course will be continued until the t OF February 1910
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE.
Mrs. WIssLows SOOTHING sYRrPis the prescription OF one
OF the best female physicians and in the United states
nd has been used thirty with falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers for their children relieves
che child iom pain, dyenery and disrh1s gripping in
The bowels ana wind collie By giving health to the child
fesis the mother.
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seventh Senatorial District.

seventh Senatorial District.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
MckEON DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
wORKINGMENS NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
ANTl-RING NOMINEE,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN.
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TO the WOrkingmen
or TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
The Committee 4 Safety q the Wofsinsnen Of this City
woud recommend Tor your support In their various Districts
tie following candidates 9, being true to the principles
FOR sENATnps
foarh Disirc,-B2NJ. WOOD.
Finh Di.,rict-CilARLES c. CORNELL.
si,.h D,rict-DAN1D V. FREEMAN.
Seventh Ds.rict-GEoRGE ". MCLEAN.
FOR ASSEMBLY
District. District
/ w NtyrR 10. THos J. CRgAMgR-
Bp,,s Oorcu,v u. OLIVER CHARLIcK.
Z OyoRGy IourKEL- II. PATRICK DAILY.
A. McCIo,KEY -. ALEX WARD.
5 CHARLES BLAUyRLT H. CHAhLEs y SMITH
D. NA II. TRACY. 10. JOHN j. DUFFY
: Gro W. MoRros. 10 A. LEyiSGER
e. FR,yx DrYYr II. CHAs. r.. JENKINS
Henry '. RASsRY.
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MAR RED.

PLACE-LIN ORA the Madison.square Church. Thurs
day Oct q by the Rev Henry WsId Dcecher Mr. George
Place Miss pLsehia l.. Lvo daughter OF Dr. LivOr Of
this city.
THOMPSON-LA TIMFR-On Thursday, Oct co. Of the res
idcnce of the brides father. by the Rev. Mr. Chapman,
Orson Thompson Miss Lan!a LatmcT, al OF AstaDua
Co., Ohio. No cards
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To the Voters Of the Twentieth Ward.

The undersigned, entertaining various political opinions
but being utterly opposed the Rings and Corrupt Machinery
by which ignorant dishonest and Inscriptions men are en-
abcd to ride into power for the sole purpose OF enrchn
themselves by robbins the pubicre'pectfay invite you t
unite with them Ia voting for
OLIVER CHARLICK. FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
We ask you to vote for Mr.. CHARLICK solely on hi
merits Old Intelligent and substantial citizen OF The
Ward, wei ver,ed in the wants Of the City and the ss'a
tion Of the State The many failures in the past to elect
proper men to tie Assembly may be attributed to the iae
tina, lie good citizen, of the Ward not united and had
proper Organizations behind them This difficulty has now
been overcome Mr. CHARLICKi is supported BY strong
aud enthusiastic orsn,ion. embracing many Of the best
citizens Of the Ward who being disguised with the corrupt
mapula'Ons Of dishonest politicians have broken oose from
old party ties and have agreed unite in vigorous effort to
return a competent and substantial citizen Member of As
.embiy from this Dis,ctndependent and above al. party
considerations
II the respectable and tax paying citizens Of the Ward will
thoroughly cooperate this movement confident that
OLIVER CIIARLCK, the Citizens candidate, will be t
umphany elected repre,en, the Twentieth Ward In the
reIt session of the NewYoIk Legislature.
DANIEL $. YOUNGS No. 3oi West rtysecondst.
JAMES O. DiMOND, No. 20 Yves, Thirty-tlrds,.
PHILIP II. WILLIAMS. No. 2e4 West Thirty fourths ST.
J. b. NELSON, No. ITO West Thirty -eighthst
JOHN LANE. No 255 West Thirty sx,h.,,.
WILLIAM MEMS, No. 1853 West Tbiriy.fourthst.
EDWIN DOBBs No. 100 Yves, Thirty eishths'.
WEI GENCK, No. 2C5 West Thirty iourh-s,.
T. A. LEDwITH, No. rs West ThitythirIs
J. W. OLIVER, No. "a Boornan place.
WILLIAM II. oITOY. No 100 IVES, Thirty ihird',.
SETH WILLIS, No. 3i7 West Thirty sccond.s..
JOHN KENNEDY, No. liz Wet Thirty-h.th-s;.
JOHN FARRELL. Twenty ninth st.
AMOS C. WHITE No I9l wes, Twenty eishths;
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Citizens, Association q fNew.York.

kYW.YC RK OctoDcI go WV
Ltoa! Bureau Of the AssA -tdfion
CHARLES OCONoR, DoRMAN b. EAroN,
DANIEL LORD. BENJAMIN W. BONNEf'
FRANCIS r CUTTING. JAMES n. WHITING,
S. WEIR ROOSEVELT. ALEX HAMl LT0N. Jr'
MURRAY HOFFMAN. JOHN A. WEE No.
BENJAMIN ID. SILLLMAN. CHARLES TRAtY.
SANITARY Bureau Of the dsioeiation.
JOSEPH NJ SMITH. NJ. D., CHAS HENSCHEAL VI W.
JAMES ANDERSON, NJ. d, ALFRED c. POST, M w.
EDW. DELAFIELD. NJ. D.,ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, M' W.
WILLARD PARKER, M. d.. JOHN W. DRAPER, III, ~.
ALONZO CLARK. NJ D., OGDENW.DOREMOSM ~
GURpON BUCK ~ d.. STEPHEN SMITH. NJ d.,
JAMES r. WOOD. ND HENRY d. BULKLEY, M.n
ELISHA HARRIS. NJ d.
tn, Council Of the Citirens Amortization.
JAMES BROWN. WIN. NJ. VERMiLfE,
ALIEN. r. STEWART JOHN DAVID WOLFE.
JOHN JACOB ASTOR Jr.WM r. DODGE,
PETER COOPER ROBT b. ROOSEVELT
w.R yERMILYE. JONATHAN STURGES,
NATHANIEL SANDS, JAMES NJ BROWN,
J. +. ID. LANlER. EDWIN hOlI,
CUAs A. sECOR j. BOORMAN JOHNSTON.
To THE VOTERS THE SEvRSTH SRSAToRiAL DISTRICT
COMPRISING THE 2TH 10TH, 2OTn, 2lsr AND I'D "Akps
The Citizens Association of the City OF New1 oTk actuseu
by party spirit but for the purpose OF presenting Tor
urages and support at the coming election candidate VINO
will truly and honestly represent interests in the senate
have determined 10 recommend
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Seventh Senatorial District.

The supporter. Of George B Mclean resortng to every
wornout political dodge TO ertp aud deere Union voters
citizens earnestly recommending George b. Mclean to the
support Of the Union On the District Printed to said
circular. are the names OF William T.. Dodge William II.
Webb, William NJ. yemlye, lie Grand Cannon, Murray
Hoffman Berjimn W. Bonney VI. Thatcher, Carlisle Nor
wood aud George Bliss, r together with other wesnown
patriotic names. Neither Of the gende" named have author
lied the use Of Their They ue steaddH friends
Of THOMAS MURPHY felow.ei,izcns-be no, deceived ;
ereyy rofe for Mclean l. vote for Fields THOMAS MUIR
ply Il eminsny worthy of your support. The choice il
narrowed down between Thomas l. Fields ahd Thomas Mu
ubv Friends of reform and good government 1t remains
with you to decide On you rests the responsibility
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Ii Having been Circulated. by Mr. O'BRlENs
friends that am Office holder In the street Department
under Charlie. o. Cornell MOS, emphatcally deny that
ever held position in the Street Department or any other
the City Government that am the Union
nominee h. Fih Senatorial District for Senator that
was always a supporter OF Abraham Lincoln ond heartily
ndor.e ANDREW johnson and the Administration, aud II
eced shall do all my power 20 break up the King aud
20 destroy the batch corruption that controls the political
power OF this city. ,,,,-,r - -.
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Invisibly connected without DAMAGE the
opening of each window and door teleCraphs to your
RON Cannpt fail T. HOLMES. No. lge Broadway.
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Fifth Senatorial District.

THIRTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH WARDS.
The urdrssned residents Of the City Of New York would
urgently request all citizens Of tine fh Senatorial District
who desire to secure aud faithful representation In
the State Senate cast their votes for GILBERT C.
DEAE who is the nominee Of the loyal men Of the District
Nh Dssne Il native Of the City Of Newfofk, loyal
Union citizen friend Of the soldiers and sailors who have
achieved our vic,oe- industrious and honest man. and
will make an able aud fearless representative
Give him your votes and efforts and will be riumphaniy
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YOU HAVE BEEN SOLD OUT
OLIVER CHARLlCK.
John v GhlIey has withdrawn in biz favor
the price (. undertook to be
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
The terms
1t. Tha, ch,rick ticket. shall be lput in tie R.Pubienn
bundles.
ID That Republicans shall yorE FOR Chlfles
Union Men Of the Twentieth Ward you prepared to
carry out hi. uerous bargain send Oliver Chrch The
obber aud Long leland Railroad sausheer aud Coppcrhead
a. your Hepresen,iye TO the Lessniurei
EXAMINE YOUR BALLOTS FOR ASSEMBLY On THE
DAY or ELECTION
Al "a Meeting Of the Union Assembly Con'cn-
ton Of the ELEVENTH DISTRICT, held NOVEMBER 8
1865 at Headquarters Of Thirtyhird' and Ninth
.ve Mr. GRIDLEy the nominee for Assembly, presented
his resignation which was accepted
The Convention then Endorsed the nomination oil Mr.
OLIVER CHARLICK, as an independent candidate free
from party clique Of all kinds.
John WILLIAMS, Chairman.
JoHs ORTGRis, Secretary.
FifthIAssembIy District.
r,my,yy MOZART I IND V csIhr'lzENs' NOMINATION.
For ASSEMBLY,
RALPH BO0FKT
Regular Union Nomination,
THIRTFtNTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
TNENTY-SECOND NAhD'
For Assembly, ,.,,
LIEUT.. WILSON BERIlf MAJ"
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TBR FINEST OvERCoATs EVER SEEN IL THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale
I v BRoKAw No. CO Lafayette place
No. "a FouTth.a ave. opposite Cooper Union
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SrwIyG MACHINES-FOR SALE AND To RENT.
Wv. WICKs No. 4s6 Broadway.
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PAINTING HAS GIVEN Us THR "HRART OF
the Andes" but the perfume Of their Eden wales Is wanting
in the picture That only b. realized here in the perfume
ofPHALoSs NoHr BLboxyo CEhEus prepared from their
most fragrant flowers Sold everywhere.
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Fourib Assembly District Union Associatiou
v nod specia meeting headquarters NO - thrys'ie
st. THIS Monday EVENING, Nov g. Tor the purpose Of
distributing tickets oI tie coming election. - IL,
ARCHIBALD RAIL-, President.
JAMES "; TERRY Secretaries.
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elected.
nANrFL DREW. ISAAC T. SMITH.
RNDPEtS WlILMANN, WILLIAM HIBBARD.
WILLIAM TUCKER, CONSTANTINE HAU,
HARVEY ii. WOODS tRID OLMSIEAD
GEO. T. STEINBRENNFR, SAMUEL o. BEITS,
Col TuOS b. VAN buren, ALIEN. MCLEOD,
.RNoLD Rim IT, Henry RICHARD
TRFDERICK & WAGNER, CIlAS. H. BRAMlIALL,
AIRERV DING. ST. SIMEON DRAPER.
GEORGE OPDIKE, HENRY III. WALLACE,
AMOS C. BELL, ANDREW j. ODELL,
JAMES H. SACKETT WALDO HUTtHlNS.
DAVID MILLER, JOIN hAfWOOD,
MARI KELSCH, EttL5 }. AhDhENS'
ALBERT c. DUNG, GEORGE ODkLL; 1900
Gen GRO " PALMER AUGUSTUS WEiSMANN
SPENCER KIRBY JOHN ". WHITE,
IoHN SLOSsON JOHN r. CLEVELAND
MARSHALL b. BLAKE Gen. CTEsTR A. THUR
MINTHDRN TOMPKlNS. PETER COON,
THOMAS Il. ASTEN ISAAC i. OLIVER,
MARTIN THATCHER, BENJAMIN MERIT,
JOHN COMMERFORD, JAMES w. THOMSON,
.BENL c. LENEElDGE, r.. Ii. JENNY, -
CUMM1NS ii. TUCKER, lliARLES >. sPENCER,
WILLIAM BOARDMAN. PROsPER N. WETMORE,
MATTHEW u. GREENE, AIN. BlNlNbER,
IRA o. MILLER, InoAiAS BRDWn
JOSEPH ELLERY, HAMILTON WADE
GEORGE z. BRADFORD, join LAMBKEohT,
FRIEDRICH MCCBEADl, POEIEN q; SHERMAN,
80 = nIrNUAU CHARLES HEARD.
SirE pIJEN M WRIGHT, BENZ. +. MANIEHHE,
1aLERT r. BOYD, DANIEL HEKRICK,
SSfwFuN i0UNSOy SIMON HAZELTON,
JOHN LEWIS. - yUi iS n ~, ~ NJ
ISRAEL %. WALTER, ANDhEmM tltarI, NM,
And 316 others.
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SOMETHING NEN

SOMETHING NEW.
Boys and Childrens GARIBALm CUTAwAY and IoU-
AVE Suns by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices
l. V. BROKAw. No. 62 Lafayette place
No. 81 Fourth ave, opposite Cooper Union.
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Advertisements.

Shut out the cold dust and water from your
6oors and v;ndows The INVISIBLE METALLIC RUBBER
WEATHER STRP-WnHKBRs patent, May q, 1852; the
cheapest and most efsctual Strip IN market HupsEL
1iiIIs Sole PrOprietors Hudson' \, central Depot
~ Bleecker.st. near Broadway oiEPAkD a Co., Agts.
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Regular Union Nominations for the CITY and

RcQulnr Union Nominations for the City and
County of sew ork.-At a regular meeting Of the
Union General Committee held at Headquarters, corner Of
Broadway and Twenty thirds Thur.day evening, Nov
the following. resolutions offered BY Mr. Iousey oil the
seventh District. unanimously adopted;
ReioreS That this Committee point. with pride and salts
faction to The candidates placed in nomination in city and
county by the Union party aud with confidence appeal to the
yeter. OF the metropolis to support the,e nominees.
Rcrlrsi, Thi, In LEWIS B. WOODRUFF, our candidate
FOR Justice Of the Supreme Court Ia HOOPER {. VAN
WORST and ISAAC DAYTON. our candidates for judges
Of the Superior Court, in JOHN j. TOWNSEND our cand
date judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas and In Col
JOHN u. MoGREGOR and A. }. DITTENHoEFER. our
candidates Tor the Marine Courhe people have gentlemen
who will impa dignity to the Bench and add character to
he elary Of city and earnestly cali on all our vo
Ing citizens sve them their support on Tuesday neI'
Re,or,d That our candidate fo. Supervisor, ANDREW
BLEAKLEY +. entitled TO- and should receive the hearty
uppoi, AL friends o. the Union party and ell others who
desire an economical Naturalization Of county Affairs
R.ed That candidates for the sena,, and Assenbl,
Of our S,s,e Legislature. viz;
FOR SENATORS.
Fourth Di.trict-CoL. MICHAEL w. BURNS,
finh Dirr et-OILBERT {. DEANE,
Sixth Di,,riei-ABRAIiAM LENT.
Seventh D!,,rict-THOMAS MURPHY.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
District D.,fici.
/ JEREMIAH DoNovAS, =. NRSRr r. RANSEY..
?. THOMAS Walsh. 10 SAMUEL q. Mc0RAw,
.. CnARLrs hiLEr II. JOIN '. GRIDLzr,
{. Lewis HoPPs. T. AUGUSTUS OEErL.
>. W'LtiAn HEPBuRs, -. WILSON BRRRraAs,
SIDNEY SMITH. II. MONKS a. THO.
Z THosAs T.. STEWART. 49, ALVIN RosE.
g. JAaEs 81. NcCAHTtx &C. ADoLP LEysGER,
II. CHARLES F.. JENKINS
whose private live. sud public character commend
them to the support Of all good citIreu..
JAMES KELLY, President.
r lIs,sy II il H !1,;, }secu,are,.
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date of approved honesty integrity aud ability IN every way
qualified for the petition.
JAMES BROWN, President
| RoBERr Il. RoosgvgLr, Secretary.
ALEX. T. STEWART, W. H. NERMlLfE.
VIM H. WEBs NATHANIEL SANDS,
| ROBT. b. ROOSEVELT, GEO. +. MOVES,
DORMAN b. EATON, GEO. BLISS jt,
| HENRY HILTON, C. r. ROBERT,
DAVID BOWS, CYRUS LAYTON,
| JACKSON S SCHULTZ CHARLES TRACY,
Committee on nominations appointed Ut meeting of the
Citizens Association held No. 8l3 Broadway. Oct, 10
| 1865.
We the undersigned cordially indorse and earnestly
tie above nominations I the support OF every
the district without distinction Of party
SMITH CLIFF BRYAN McCAHiLL,
JOEL WOLFE DAVID WAGSTAFr,
| WM. BUTLER DUNCAN, STEPHEN I. RUSSELL,
WM. MINK, GILBERT DEAN,
Gen. ABRAM DuRYEAi AMBROSE L. WHITE,
/ Col JAMES KELLY W. II. KNOEPFEL,
| HORACE GREELEY JOHN A. STEMLER.
! GEORGE OrDYKE, DANIEL b. ALLEN.
JOHN u. JONES, WIN. McMANus
SAML q. COURTNEY. FRANCIS II. ToWS.
HENRY STOKES STEISWAY,
Dr. A. g. WHITING, ALFRED COLyILLE,
PATRICK CUFF. MajorGeu THOMAS EGAN,
! CHARLES 4. SECOR, Col VIM q. WARD.
STEPHEN HYATT ROBERT McGlNSls,
WILLIAM MARI, DAVID II. TURNER,
DEWITT c. HAYS. 3. c. GENlN,
WIN SEYMOUR. JR.. DR.. ELEAZAR PARMLY.
WIN. NJ. YERMILYF. y. }. BROWN
IDa.IFL WINKINs MAJ Gen. n. BUTTERFlELD
SAMUEL 4. MILLS, CARLISLE NoRNoOp'
| FREDERICK DRAKE. PETER RANDELL,
Coi Holm IL WILCOX L. Il. JEROME.
JOHN McKEON NJ. IHAlCHhR
p mtrIyILLF JAMES q BENNETT.
| EMIL SAUER, ROBERT JsikR.
IOUN HOOPER.
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1)oliiilal Nolilcs.

List of Union Meetings in Newly ork.
Mosd0y. Nor. o
NyvRuRGH-Hon BCTLkH q. NOBLE:
IoCKPoRT-Gen JOHN II. MAETlNDALE
PyyKsKIIr-Hon CHAUNCEY NJ. DEfEW.
OIsEyA-PAIRICk CORBkII, esq.
ScHgsycTADY-Gen. &. ?. CARtl. -
= (Hon. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPFW,
PEfKsKiLL- Lieut.. JOHN l. THOMPSON.
O>ytnA-Hon THOMAS @. ALNORD.
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LATEST FROM EGYPr.

LATEST FROM EGHFT.
PkSyyY's EGYPTIAN L0TUs,
anew and exquisite PERFUME the handkerchief Cleopatra
and the ladies' OF the present using the sumo perfume
PKNNRY's EGYPTIiN LoTUs,
PKNSRY's EGYPTIAS LOTCs.
CAUTION THE LADIES
Don't be imposed upon by having foreign perfumes forced
upon you when have good yea and better made
at home Get the EGYPTIAN LOTUs for instance and you'll
any other sherwsrd For sale by oil Druggists and
Perfumers
PRICE OYR DOLLAR.
Manufactured by the Proprietor
T.. A. PENNEY
OF his Laboratory, Futonsve. Of Jays Brooklyn
L. L. and sod by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
EDWIN a. LovRJoY
Wholesale Agent.
No. 80 Futonst, N. Y.
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FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS,
TWENTY FIVE, FORTY, FIFTY, to THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EACH;
GENTLENIEN'S SEAL RINGS,
TEN. FIFTEEN, TWENTY to ONE HUNDRED Doll
LARS EACH
GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINS,
TWO THREE. FIVE. EIGHT. TEN to FIFTY poll
LARS EACH.
Far s.lsbv GEORGE c. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway.
49,, A., 49,, r. nal.st.-fosmerly No II Walst.
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GEORGE w. MCLEAN,

or THR 2lsr WARD, TOR SENATOR.
His election believe, will be beneh to u' a-he IL
opposed all obbing in legislation to all special r'road
grants and gifts Of the property and interests OF the cry TO
few the injury of the many and. above all VIII De
Senator who will reflect credit and honor upon u.s.
We therefore earnestly recommend him to You a. cand
date of approved honesty integrity aud ability IN every way
nnaihel for the nosiion
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Citizens' Association of the Twentieth Ward,
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
ALEXANDER F'REAR ESQ,
FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
JAMES o. BENNETT. President.
EoR r R1y TEsHERj'' }seeret.ris,.
CHARLES Nrsp'rr' vlce-Pre.ideut.
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