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DR R.G0ODALE'S
CRTRRRH
r E k E DY
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

1t penetrates the secret ambush of
this terrible di ease and exterminatss is root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the Wretched symp-
toms Of this losthesome mslady, and averts con-
sumption.
1t cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
II aIIeViates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hope.
less csses. that every known means failed in.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tarEh, OF the most obstinate and viOlsnt types.
30 form of Catarrh or noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy is a
harmless liquid, il hailed from the palm Of the hand
DR.. e. 6OGdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the Au hOr Of the only True Tbeo-
~ Of Catarrh ever published. Where its Origin
What i:s Ravages-MOde Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe'S Pamphlet on Catarrh
thould be read by every one 1t can be obtained at
oar nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
to cur Office.
Price 81 90. send S stamp for pan phlet.
NORTON 4 CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Becker at, N. Y.
told BY g. ". CLARK, CleVelsnd. febS:BS
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New YORK & Harlem Railroad.
NOFIOE 70 TRLYKLFRR.

AOAAOA ~ 4A4A 14n80a
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exceptSd.)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Trey As 0sI5 A.
n; from Albany at Hudson RiTsr Depot ct $50 A.
H, arriving ct New York at S:3O ?. Il.
AFTERNOON Express, leaving Troy Rt asOO
P. n; from Albany at 8sI5 P. n, arriving ct New
York 1t 800 P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Bufialo connects
with the $50 1t Albany rOr NgW TOrK Dy me uEr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, A.
rangemenis have been made TO run the trains Of
the Hudson River BAilrosd %. and those Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad 90. ct different hours from
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Tioketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
B. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tiokets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and Of
this 90. viii be received By either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
In New York without chAngs Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854. i. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FoRD h. GRxKE, Advertising Agent.
A. B. KNIoKERRooKERs Agent, Albany. no2&RS
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Yosr'a at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US O call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than III uow try to pen
Goats, 0Yercoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the beat.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
CraYats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hsts,
Half hose and handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
era,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many more things that are usefnl snd nice,
Which for these times wen sell at very low price.
Aud then for the les God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorroE may ere mar their fes-
tureB;
The present for them which will give them most
pleasure,
And Be IN each bousehold blessing and treasure,
Is SEWING MAOHINEs one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is shead OF all other Machines msde 10 to sew.
1t is simple, It is hand5ome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Mschins Ruder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION BALL hie
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prized most Of ali
Are those that are purohAEed ct our famed UNION
HALL.
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GrfieaI.
l. II. SOLOMORSoN

Practical and Scientific Optoisn, keeps the lsrgs'f
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city Bsi
ing an old establishment, and having been oEtsnss
lively patronised, be hsH the confidence thath
present st0ck viii warrant the continuance Of pu
lie fsVors. An his spectaeles are Of the best qust
OF crystal glasses ground under hig own iIGpectioh
in all cases curing weakness, dizziness and imPart
Ing strength for long reading and hne sewing. Arl
tlhoisl eyes inserted without pain.
OEEIOE-lS0 superioE-Et., Ant door NON the ss J
trance 70 the American Hotel.
- Beware OF travellers claiming 70 b hT. Solo.
mc3son or his agent. iUly2t
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CONHICTIOEE

Connections ars made q honrosyils VIith ne sa1.
dusky, mAnEheld B Newark b. r. At Olyds With a.
sendusky, Dayton Cincinnati B. B.; 8 Fremont
with the Fremont Indiana r. B. and AZ Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana md
Toledo b wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
yaok8on, Font Wayne LOgsn5port, LafAyefts, Cairs,
Alton, st. Louis, and 81 points West Northwest ant
Southwest. -
Trains arriTs In Cleveland from ToIsdO and ths
West az 9s9 A. H. 2s55 ?. n. and $40 ?. H. IroD
sanduslky st s:ls Al. L. D. RUOkEB, SuB't.
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gEaI Gstate SgFHetes.

DOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
II A nice two-story Cottage House with every
convenience, and threse acres Of land.
EBIE sT.-Gocd, new House, rooms, and lot.
5000.
UEIYERsITY HEIGHTs-GOOd House and lot,
$500.
VACANT LOF-On OourtIand st. S3rO.
BRIDGE ST.-Good House, rooms, and lot; 5000.
VAUAST L0T-121x202 It. on SooEill avenus.
ST. OLAIR sT.-9sar Wilson aY.; to 13 acres.
EAST OGEVELAND-Good Houee, rooms, and
nesriy an 40 Of land. $1,000.
PROSPECT ST.-EAst Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantlea, Blste roof, &C.
Lot 3sx140. Reosntly occupied BY Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-Good tWo-story brick House, marble
mAntIes, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Near EUelid, two story frame House,
and lot s3xss n. $1,000.
sOOVILL AVENUEBriok House. two stories
and lot 40xI9s a. 5000.
LAKE ST.-Nioe tWe-story cottage House and lot
5Ox99 f. $500.
GARDEN ST.-Nsar Hudson, one-snd- A-half gtoTy
House, and lot 64x92. $3.50.
CEDAR ST.-TEo-story frame House and Lot $50
ooLUmBGs d5Ii sT-F,istlo House for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-eAOd frame HouSe, a rooms
good barn and fruits.
TRACY sT.-HousR and Lot. 5000.
TRACY ST.-Houss and Lot. $500.
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8ailMaNs.
| TLANTICAHD GREAF WRsTERE
RAILWAY.
FalI and WIpter AFfan ement.

Fall and Winter kFraa ement.
Takes Effect Monday, November zst6, 1853.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
s'DAI ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
edl ct $50 A. H, arrives at Mesdviile at eco P. A
DINNER Salamanca e 6:55 P. n, Isl ,ePing Caz7l
snd New York ~ LILO P. 4.
''EIeaF EIPREss," leaves Cleveland (saturds q
exoePtedsl at s:l5 ?. NJ lsleoping Cars sttaehs1
strives at heedville st l;20 A. NJ, Salamanca AZ
so a. NJ AID Few York at 1850 ?. n.
WESTWARD.
Day ExPresz-Jeayez New York st..........7.oC !. 8
Arrives at Cleveland at......7:;y Z. n.
higbt DO Leaves New York 81. -...6:lu 7. =.
Arrives st Cleveland At,,.-.e:iG P. ,.
MAIL TRAINS.
Train having Cleveland (Eest) st...... 9:5c A. H.
arrives at franklia at...... T.4o T. H.
Train leaving Cleveland at EEst ?. u
arrives at Franklin at.-...I0:lC A. =.
Train leaTing Cleveland st (5outh)....... sz5 T. -
srEiTes ct Youngstown At. 7.sO P. r.
Train leaving Cleveland at South ..... 5:3I L. NJ
arrives at youngstown al. ! 30 P. n
Train leaving Youngstown at (HOrth) ).. C:s6 4. 4.
strives At Cleveland at.....lc:25 A. L.
BalemancA ct (West). So. 6;4J A. 4.
arrives at Meadyills at.....I045 a. <.
arrives ct Akron Gt.......... $40 P x.
Akron at (EGst) ).............. 7:l0 4. z.
arriTes at Meadville At....l2:30 P. y.
arrives sC Salamanca ate, 7:20 7. 4
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train Leaving Akron at (WeEt 1000 II,
arrives at hanEheld at...... S:l6 p. n.
arrives at Gallon st.......... 4:35 P. N.
Gallon ct (hast ........,...., 300 A. 4,
arrives At GAnsneld st.....l0:00 A. n.
arrives at Akron at....4.... 4:l6 P. II.
Gallon at (West) ).............. 7:l5 A. H.
arrives st Orbana st......... Loo T. L.
arrives at Dayton at......... 400 P. NJ
Dayton ct (Esst) )....-...., 100 A. N.
arrives Rt UrbanA at......,.. 1920 A. n.
srTivs5S9t Gallon at......... 4:4O P. n.
AK for Through Ta5kets Via ''5alamsnca"
=. +. 8 EETSER, Gen'I Bnpit.
J. C. CALHOUN, Gsn'l ioI9t Agent. nozs
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NLRVELAND AND IOLED0 Z. B
FIgTEB ARRAEgEMN1, !

Ao'a-'' "ASIAh AHEAHSAAAA1s lso4-Ss
On and afssr Monday. Oct. slst, 1850, Pssssazsr
ospted:
s;l0 A. M.-6HI6AGO EXPRESS.-Stop At Bersa
Gr9iton, Obsrfns MakemaR, NorWAlk, Monroe.
vile, Bellevue, Olyde, Fremont and Elmora,
and arrives ct Toledo ct l2.S5 P. n, Chicago ak
u3 OF. 4. and Detroit 5:20P.M
1'aD r. Nv ESt4Bh HAlL.-]ctcp8 at Al stations
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo at
~ ?. NJ Chicago ct :45 A. \. and Detroit at
W30P. =.
$40 P. m--HQBTHERH MAIL.-Stops Ct Al Sta-
hons on Northern DiFiaiOn, and arrives At san.
duskY as 7:l0 P. n.
Wse =. M.-hIGHT EHPBES5.-5tops At GrAfson
horWalk, nonEoeTiile, Olyde and Fremont, and
F.M. and Detroit at s DO A. ~.
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EARM Am Qua PRnPERTY.

FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
IS2 Ia Acres in B@okport; S65 per acre, 4 down.
90 Acres IN Independence, house, barn and choice
fruit 5000.
6S Acres in Parma. On State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns corn
house, 90. S45O9.
GRIsT MILL-PerTusnentw wsterspower, house and
barn, 6 acres o. land, fruit, &C, $500.
JOHN G, JENNINGS,
Real Brsste and Insurance Agent,
desI Atuater Bulldog.
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3xIIraaab.
OLEV ELAND ; KRIR RAILROADi
WINTER ARRAHGurWE.

iSoo. WIHTER ARRAHGnEHT. Ist5.
On ad afssE Monday, Oct. ust, 1854, PassnssE
D aims VII run e. blloWs, Qun1ATI Gxcsptsd)s
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
~ L A M-DAT EXPRESS TRAIE-Sto1lluR A.
WTI0uRhby, Psinssyills. Madison, Gons9a, AIh-
tabuIA Oonneaut and Girard only, and arrive at
Erie q l:20 ?. Il, Dunkirk s:45 ?. NJ BunAlo
s:25 P. M.-OIEOIHHATq ExPRESs-5toVgings as
RainesyiIs, AahtabQla sld GlrArd only and are
I've g kriess 40 :. H. DunkiEk . ?. T., Bus
1;5O 2. E.-HkiL AND AOOOMlIODATIOE-
ss9YRng At Az ltstsols and arrive e Er1s at
300 P. M.-HIGHF E1PREss TRAIE-stov,loe Al
PatneSTlls, AshtAbuIa and Glrnrd oniy, and
2tAso5 - ETis et H;4o 4. T., Dunkirk 1soo
AzATE ERLE.
80 a. H.-nGHT EXPRE5g TRATE-Rao..;ny
at GIard, Ashtaoqla and PainssTins only. and
6:I5I A. u. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
EkAIIA57stOPpi9g = st Al stations and arrive Is
lO:l5 A. M.-TOLEDO E4PB4Ss-Stopilng q al
Itati0ng except sHanVflle, aybrOok, UnionYille,
Perry, Mentor and Wickt1es and arrives Ct
s:s5 P. M-@DIY ExPREss TRAIE-stovuiar
GlrArd, Connssut, AahtabulA, Geneva PalnsS.
vile only, and arrives IN Cleveland At 9:25 ?. n
Second Class Caz5 ara ra1 On AL through
an the trains going westward connect at Oegslaas
WITH trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Otnotn
nani indianapolis ST. LOuis, &o.; and all through
tEalna going eastward, connect at Dunktrk with ths
trains Of the New York Eris Railroad and Rt Buf.
rev YORK City Railroads for New York, AlbapE
bos5on Niagara Eallz &C., and at ET1e with frain1
on the Philedelphia q Erie Railroad
~ Day ExpresB, East and West, connects ae
eirsTd with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh Railroad
ior AanesVins, MeadVils, J4mestoEn, q.
rv.-.,.., n. - y. NOTTINGHAM SUIT
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ISAAC 4. I5AACs UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated seE.
ing Machines, storr's Automaton PrsssIasn,
and sTong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-stF,
- Look out for the Giants.TBz dec2I
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dl. H6r-
gsy'. Esnsle Pulls nave nsysr yst failed In renew
ing oaMeuisies erising from obstruction, or -soP.
pag Of nAtuTe, or n restoring the syEteu 70 psrs
sof haalth When suffering from Spinal Affections.
tro!sFs7si Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness J
80 Uterine Organs. The Pills ere perfectly hsrm
tars On the ooustitution, and may be tsken BY the
Einat doiicats fsale without oansing distress-ths
eAne tine they aet IKE = ohgrn b. strengthening,
INV SleoTsting eud restoring the system = hesltb
se1ditions and By Bringing on the monthly period
VIA regularity no matter from what causss the
onalr1etien may arise. They HhOuid, however, s09
e taken during the INT tAroo months ef Presnea.
eEi though ssie At any ether tine, ss nalz0arrzzs
would - the result.
- lsah box OoutSins 90 riils. Frios 1 10.
Dr. HARsET'G TEsATIsE on DISEASES OF Fsmnies,
Pregnancy, EsosTriags, BErrenness, stsrility, Re
prOductol, ard AbuEo3 Of Eaturu, and eInphalicai-
y the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, q pAmrhlct
q e pages. sent irse 60 aEy Hdarss. ElI osut5
qai-ed . pay postage.
tie pills and book VIII Be cent b nasH ahsn C.
s-Fs5s rscuEsly sealed, and prepaid, b
2. BREAE, Il. D., General Agent,
No. T6 Oedsr -. New fcrk.
- Sold BY al thu principal Druggists.
6. v. CLAREs Druggist Agent fos CisTs.sad.
fGlE Ell:LS.E,. " .fETT
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gONnEUIlDHsa
baalDE-sandusky, ManIaeld 3 Newark Railroad "a
danEesld, Nj Vernon, Newark, Eans6Tills,
40,
OTestllne-PtftsburEh, Fort Wayne Chicago RaIIs
EoAd, horest, Upper Sand9aky, Delphos, Lima,
kort H8Tnes LaDorte, Chicago, So. West nnd
East for Hanaheld, Wooster Msssiiion Ifo
GfAton and Eollefon tame Rairoad Line for nario1,
Bellelontsine, Sidney, Union, Munois, Indian
Apo1s, Terre Hsuts, FinIennag EVanETill8,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 40.
UeleWare-With Springfield Branch for SprfnQdeld.
Ooiumbus-Llttle Miami q Oolnmbusaand Xe0la
Railroad, for 1eniA, Dayton, anapolis,
Ierrs Halte, st. Loui5, Morrow, 80 And, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and4iI Iisalssip1S
Railroad ct Cincinnati for Loui8Tills, EVHnas
vile, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al points on tha
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Eaneu.
ytles Wheeling, &0.; Columbus, Piqus 8 Ins
diana Railroad for PiQua, Urbans, 20.
- Eor Tickets 70 all points and information spDlV
e the Passenger Station, and st Union Ticket OfcS
l5 Superior street, n 81 TLINT
Cleveland. Oct. 81. Issl 6ursrinfsudenf
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J. P. coEE & 90.


DEALERS IN
MINERAL RIDGE, CHIPPEWA and BRIER
BILL COAL Also, nut and Slack Coal, for
blacksmiths and Stewart stoves. ONCE and Yard,
Merwin street, near Center street Bridge
JAMES P, eoTE, [fsb2I92l PATRICK MONKS,
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MsAieal.
IOO DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or speFmsttOFrhGs, GleeE, Sc, and
EP0TEEOY CUBEDs
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATnEET FAILS.
DIR. 4. GIBSON,

eF--aa - ~---f-~-'l
gorniseiy CT EJov York City, w1 psy one bundled
sboEe-naned diseases. Ho viii psy the same sum for
the Yroof that any other Physician In the United
ter many yesrs of laborious study and experiences,
ID. Gibson Is happy IN being able 70 anEosRes % the
GEtortunat5, that he has perfected SystsEl OF oas-
TIE SPEEDY AND PEBHANEH2 CUES
Of the aboye and also all contsgous diseases q the
aerr2duotiye Organs, with al baa ehects arising
khs1etroH, including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
He has succeeded In curing osses n this city sOme
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars Nith self
styled Physicians, who profess g treat ~ Erlsate
l1aladies With success, end without receiving the
Dr. Gibson doss not boast thst he Is 8 member OF
Eg1e College in London or Paris, 50 perhaps some
others co FOR the purpose OF ensnarng the innocent,
and Th9 hold oat great never to be real
he e able 20 give entire satseotion to those who re-
pose confidence ia his ability and integrity, and that
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
any patent medicine, TO equal for the radical cure
OF seminsl weakness and Ell diseases or derange-
nents, both monta and physical, arEin7 from sexual
or secret abuse
following advantages OverRn lthers yet discovered
End rsE, the agents used are n no respect disagree
ssie; ne uses NJ relies q sle aalk ages s9on g meE
restrictions in diet business 10 required thirdly
bis treatment = positive and certain In al cases he
stands prepared 70 50 INTO any pQbno or private nos
ptal II th5 United States and demonEtrate the In
n enss superiority c. his new treatment over any oth-
O. nov Known % tle HoFlQ IN poInt ol Eronptn6sss
psrnanen5Ts Eis1e1B Ealssy and oonFe15snee TO the
gstient-
and has during the past i've years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Relerenet can be given
70 iLdyid1al cf the frt respecabiiy ia Cleveland
Bost IN, New York and other cities, in regard to
skill end integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspe psia RGeuu atism, Scrofua, all Diseases Of
tn Urinary Organs, and al Chronic Diseases treated
with surerior success
50 -Medicinss sent to any part OF the country on
Tecsipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. Gibs1n's New York on. Physiology ior sale at
DIR. GLIB SON,
PEOFEssoR or ELECTRoPATHE AND MEDICINES.
Ofice-lI9 Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
up stsiTs, rpposite the City Hotel.
H45-Ofics hours from TO u and rom 70 O'Clock
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SpsgixI amkeg.
BELBs sPRCIFIO PTLIs-WAB1

AA2t.-D Al Ali oAA4s.-0sn be reIisd
asFef ia1 30 ourci Do rot nsussEsol Are upss3
g. seticni bo change o. diot rsguiro5l Do ncs Il
sef1aTp Ett1 br4ne-s plraplts! uz1 b used visa
7os dstoosloni Upward Of go cpEcs sks past E~-..
e-s91s o. ths-a very EsFsrs ssEez. Cvs@ ,,s b--,-
ezsa fsssluians heyo rssi ttss- n ts,,ir r-5-
tiss, rnd speak vel Of ths- .rs.e- .'-5 -presSs
q sRs-S eSS.aPositio' 4aioa : sniifsy vsSsssfI.-
80 o. = = sne EysteEa. EuEdrcds q eSrtih,
s-s.5--s zhoWn. Bells 5pe1iio PiiE Grc IA,
- and only genuine epasiAo PHI, They are
sfttd foF mais ana isz1Ai1, elder yoHag, Ens
- OILY raliebie remedy foz c1ectieE 6 p1Tma1
nst and Eqesy care N Ell cases G. sg5rnlatorrhea-
or Seminal MeskEe5z, With al its tzaias Of evils
Eueh - Drsthral end NEgf1al Discharges, Gless,
he Whites Rightly OF LuTCluntsTy EntsslOns, In
tantilenos, Genital Debility sid Irritst lily II
potency Heakno11 or loss of Power, Nervous De-
o4ity, &c. &o.s ell of which arise principally fro
eezuel Aze's1scs or 5olE Abuze, or 50no constitu-
seia. lgallenLi and iEca7soitatss Ire eudeEaE
t1olz 5Sl4ltng ths duties e. Esrrisd Eis. In sl
tl4l diseases, aE Gonorrhea, elect end 6tficsurss
-1s1iting fhyEioisn f1r tho tFee inent cf S5-aaaI
JfinsEgs sexual, and GeEvou1 Diseases, Who viii
ilsEq trso . AZ sla foii1Eins valuable work II
Esaled eRxelope.
LuE aIE-IEIn 4Auusk5u,--Elr.E Eaiiia Iregt1a5 CO
Esi1 AsEssi Prsmsturs Dsesy, Impotence sad Los
oi FoWer, Sexual Diseases, Seminal MsaEnssa,
Eighty Eznissionn, Genithi Debility, E5., &C., 8
psuPhist Of q pEsesi containing Important ID.
vice 80 Ia nilissod, end which should be read
sFszy g1neres the mesnE Of cure In the ssverSs5
Sssge1 = slGinlE sei forth, Two stamps required
% p1S postage. i:R5:no.H. .islAWy
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T AIDES TAUGHT On SINGERS AND
- Wheeler 4 Wilson'S mGchines, to hem, tucs;
and nuly bralling, perfect iot L. and rcyDnmend,i
" sh,'s Mnchirc,t 10 rent, ~ Ms. rHOnsON'S. llS
West -.th a., lpLw cen IN gnl s.h avenues, -
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.1D0D 49, HOUSE AND FULL LOT.
SEfOOO sld Il, betssen I'd and "a ayes. A..
pJ 90 JOIN fouGIN, cor. sd a. and ID ave, hard
var store. "
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GIRLS WANTED on WOVEN SKIRTS,
VI AGO spang ler; cool wages and steady work.
A oply ~ DuaEe o., Ath floor. ~
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DIVORCES SPEEDILY PROCURED AM
~ .iihout publicity, Other Law business at'eLc /.
70 Noiee. uniess successful. Apyk ~ " adlr-A.
l4z OaSs W. MsnsnII ~
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BUSINESS CHANCHs-

A VALUABLE BARRON FOR SALE.
fixtures snd every requir, msnt comnls,. pan,
ton ct, Brooklyn. 10y" "o "ssp,ns-
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INSTRUCTION.

BANJO INSTRUCTIONS - A PERFECT
- knowled o OF the Instrument guaranteed 10 oDs
short OF lie sons BsuJo- fun nished Tor prscice
II. q. DObSON, dsi Broadway. l6s
RANJO AND ETHIOPIAN JIG, CLOG,
- song ard dance and in,h JIG dancing taught by
the renowned JOHN hogan, 1871 East Houston a.
near Forsyth. Terms 70 per course BPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25

EOkDDN PRI.SS FEEDERS, GIRLS Ok
~ po,4, wan'ei At ~ PARK kow. ljl
GIRLS FOR FUR SEWING WANTED,
VI 10 li-oome at. lst hoor. 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25

uURSLSllOER A GOOD FLOORMAN
o.. MILNamsluIgh. u. j. HAkkls. l6t
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TADlE> TAUGHT on SINGERS AND
- ". a VS. machines r. ,tect tor ~. In family
o. wing, stitching end flannel shirt making. k'cOi-
meudad to shops App,y at ilis Allen 81 near DE
laucy -. In the tsnCJ store. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25
COAL

EOAI1-BEST RED MD WHITE ASH
~ coal at 80 cents less than yard prices 70 clo.r
CONSIGNMENT, II called Tor tuis day. j. VUEEfrti,
liO Canal stand II ioriyth ~. 80
GOAL sl3 PR TON, DELIVERED TO
~ all part Of the city, we'll screened and .eight
warranted 2,Vs, lhs, from Tue W. oming Cual Na'd,
cor ith At. and I'm ave. -
GOAL AT SS 25-GLOBE MUTUAL COAL
~ Lonplny. Coal At actual cost 70 share HOLDERS.
10 plrues subscribing Immediately
49,, SHARES, as. PAR yALIESlO,
At the actual cost.
see fTOsp -ctua Of the
AN, GLOBE kClIAL COAL COMPANY.
Vu1ss W broadSY and 10 Asu d gsAg v ~ sLsi'
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DAl1SER WANTED WITH \ CASH
i cau.tAl ,i .t 0, 10 so 20 Pro, eucC. Il l. Ausi
H. At 10 Leave ~ Iueiisy. The tusiuc 4. ytrV
pIotta lie. AID sac investment. Calt on q. ".
G4RKIsON. Wet n Hoist No. . Couulandt .t
10 tilnsa, .iols Wlth aHens. 90
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EOR SALl.--AT HI NTRRS POINT, l.. J..
l. hlocks from ferry, one story house aud tot
houfe allied N with BRICK shop In the rrar ApIly "
WM NILSSON, het. 18th and 9th st. Woat az. Hun.
tsrs Point, or cor. 2s1n st. and Ia. Az, srooery
soIe. g2O
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CLOAK MAKERS-WANTED 100 FIRST
~ eiass cloak makers NOae but those ACCUSTOMED
u yelyets need apply, to whom W TO slO per weeE
will be paid, Also operators on Grover Bakefs
machnes Ihpte accustomed 10 quilting. Apply 10
kAa.me Rise I'll. . tiresle Of. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

n ~ "'"n. Thi- ~" hrv" rnrchns : ~
= y = hi. PR. ~; - TO: "rl i 'rr s.!'
) ri':in it al. l.' -" preparation .f
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E.ikI; NOTICE..

tfNIIi: sub, .rb-r rrc!n-s =: - nis SNe
4 -o,Gs a, gIcAl.; ',''::;..c.eai ptre>-c.H
Ea':",l.. may b, Spool.
y, CGFRAh.
As:en
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I rnstee's Sale.


0I virtue OF decree Of the circuit couss
- for Saint Afarv's county. sitting as .
court .: Eq'i'y. h. unJrr., s"-j, ss Tru~
'cc. vii! SCI! "a, l'ub;ic s.l". 81 tt,r C,u,e
House door in Leonard Town. On
FRIDAY. the l., Icy Of December next,
between he h"v-. si ~ = clssk. H.. aud 3
o'clock, +. m. that
HOUSE AND LOT,
i, rated in Lcouara Town. in front Of 10
Co'r, House. tcisagiss 70 and n,w osGs-
ri": by DR.. T. !. 6 ore.
TtEM> ot S.Lv-onc Ssh u the Dur
rLa.r m"nc, cash The balance in ,s:rl
,,i;,:'."l MIS- # six. twelve. eighteen and
tw"nty-f""r "ou'hs-'ha PURCHASER givitA
notes. with sucn sec"-ity a> will to- ay.rrov.
I'd 10y til Trustee. salt zoe; b,ari,,S 10.
Ter, II from the day Of sale
&. FRED. MADDOX.
Trustee,
Nov &, 1855 -,s,