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Died.


BsRpsALL I'm this city Sunday, December l. after
a lingering iness EDNcsD l. BlnpsAIL in the 5lst year
OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the fnBeral from his sisters 225 West Forty
eighth street Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock.
croor' Isl ss firtish street on sunday, December
Ca.RLersE wife OF the late John Warren Belts, IN The
the ruiativcs ana friends OF the family and her sons
George W, and William Boit snd those Of her sonsin-
law. @. K Crook James and q. b Phipi,s rcspec,-
cops church. OF south Filth and Fourth streets
orookyn. D., on Tuesday afternoon, attwo o'clock,
BAss,os -oo sunday, December l. wnrrr, iofan.
Of Mchss and Hannah Barnicle, aged months aud
The funeni viii take place from the residence Of hs
rarsu,s loo Smith street. Brooklyn, thn Monday after
CosLnY. SATURDAY.. November 30, suddenly, NARY
BurLEs the beloved wife Of John ccnley.
The frends n The family are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral. this Monday morning a. ten
o'clock FROM o. Msry's church corner Of Ridge and
Grand streets whore solemn requiem mass viii be said
for the rsraes ., Der soul sn ss thence y ha'7ass
corrs.-0. Sunday. December J. Ass, wife Of Frank
.Coyla aged - years
o'clock from her late res Deuce si5 West Thirty
street.
her 10 CnoRcs DATxR, OF David Daier, formerly
of Brooklyn. aged 20 years and dsya -
In BxxcEpoS. --On Saturday morning. November 30,
HESRr T., son OF Edward and julia de Beixcedon, aged
~ years and months
This friends and relatives or the family are respectfully
sequestsd 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF
bis parents No. Spring Terrace, Mceker avenue,
BROOKLYN D. this tondayl afternoon, at one o'clock,
without further notice.
FosaAr.--on Sunday morning December l, AprIvr.
wife OF James M Foshay IN the 3sth year or ner ags
Funeral services Al her late residences, IS souh Fh
street. Brooklyn. :. d, this Cionday) afternoon, al
shros O'Clock Relatives and friends invited 10 at
ssnd without further notice Hsr remains will be taken
40 BanksviIie Conn, for inserment
FoRp -0n Saturday, November 30, rRxpHmcK Hssar
Tosn, In the 42d year OF his age.
Funeral this tMondsy) afternoon, At O'Clock from
Ma late residence 80 East 8 xty-sixth street.
GnssAx-0n Saturday, November 90 IN Hudson CITY,
N j.. Ass widow OF Richard Graham, In the 76,h ysar
OF her ass, ,...
the relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
iuvlted 10 attend the funeral this Monday Afternoon
ss one o'clock from the residence Of her daughter.
Jane, Newark avenue :.
Hurruryvos On Saturday, November 30, JANHs
CovAn infant con Of Robert and Sarah n Hutchinson.
Ths frSsuds are invited 10 attend the funeral thia
Cenday) afternoon Il o'clock. from the residence
o. parsnss No 20 Market street.
HAMILTON --Ou Sunday pecember.1 ConxnliA, wlfs Of
Major General Schuyler Hsmi'sea aesghtes o. Roosr'
Ray, Of this city Ia the seth year Of her aga
ne rsiastvss ssd friends are invissd 70 attend The
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suf7rngc in Alnbnmn,


Western paper has the following reference 10 the
suffrage" article recently adopted By tho Alabama
negro supremacy Convention
This 10 truly sl,berai article or suffrage which
makes no Distinction Of race c,or or condition Only
condition 10 required ho be OF the genus
homo. Of the masculine gender. Tho negro fresh from
Congo, the slave marts OF Brazil the Monaghan from
tho rice fields OF China, Hndostan, tho Malay tho
New zeaanacr, the Apache. the Ue, the Bsckoot all
voters. The door is vide open; and all may walk
In who please. Only the white man. whom radical
Conerem may disfranchse. Is excepted Tho fruits OF
radicam have sprung up and arc bearing their full
Of the feas,f Will such food be healthy for The stomach
Of the natIens Nine other doses In II COM
position. and the sck must take them out
the whole Niger
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GoopEycrcn.-coSIrx. In Sparrow Bush, Orange
county ~ ", on Wednesday November 81, a. tho
sdencs Of she brides mother by the Rev W. Nls
WILLIAM o-opxyoUcH TO FiSyIy daughter OF tho late
Cornelius Connie ESQ.,, both Of the above place.
Scorr-GRAvEs-Ai Tarryiosn. N. Y, on Saturday.
November 90 BY the Rev Dr. Spencer, II. c. scoT, Of
Quebec, O. g., to JsySIs eldest daughter OF Robert
Graves ESQ. OF this city No cards.
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rTvO THE VOTERS OF THE 22D wAgD.-IN CONsR
sequence OF four democratic candidates being
Geld tor school Trusce being the regular nominee q
MccLLoCGH In order 70 save tho party. and eniroat
JAMES ROONEY. $40 West Fifty. second street.
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NOMINATION OF GENERAL GRANT
~ BY The MERCHANTS, BANKERS, MECHANICS
AND WoRKINGAEN OF NEW YORK.
CALL FOR MEETING on WEDNESDAY NEXT.

VAIL xOh - 3EEIlN ON WEDNESDAY NEAL
Krw yonx, Nov. 70 1857.
s Ss Il rs ss ssso ,n ,s
wsaas:dsy, December = sosiosi 70 present Il:
Of the United States q the next ensuing election.
Xiiis1a !, x.so s" a o%''f r. G GRIM
Noses Taylor, Robert L. Stewart.
wv ysr@iys. 5. B. cSi.tsnden.
William 3. Dodge, ~. Astor. Jr.
Niiissn INV Il Webb. h 4 n1aHTp raber
VIM I. Bodss.. william Scott
Henry. Hilton. 10. Jones
john Phelps Paul spofrord.
;sss I. S William. I'll Ell sse SssS:''
James wadswcrth. Ethan Alien.
James l. Roosevelt John Kelum
carns S Sisass T. s sSsiss
Henry i. Kisrs.ed. John Y. 1rdisy.
VIM < s %sss Ira ns .. M,ils uomps'ns
Scion Hnmghreya Elisha sniasn.
and several hundred otherA
number OF distinguished speakers have been invited
and will be present Of which notias win be given.
NOMINATION or THE MECHANICS AND WORK
Ninsesnth ward. For MATHEMATICIAN. \ Hardy 80 =
PEoPLE's CANDIDATE
WILLIAM a iplRLrso.
DEOPLE'S CANDIDATE,
i Tenth Aldernanic District
For Alderman. +
Hermann Albert
REauIAR DEMOCRATIC SoMrSArIoS--rAMxAsy
District eighteenth and Twenty.drst wardsL
THADDEUS II. LANE.
HENRY l. CLINTON, Chairman
RICHARD Q. BxAnlsH, Secretary.
PECULIAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
IL Justice sixth judicial Distr Ct.
STEPHEN H. TuRNBULL
Editor Of "The District Court Praccce,v
The Marine Court Practice" &c.
y URBER RINGS FOR ELECTION BALLOTs-TO BE
LII had at 1856 spring street at any hour
~ for School Commissioner OF It'll School district 12th
18th and ed wards. JOHN JASPER.
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CEvENTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.

TO THE VOTERS or THE TWELFTH, NINETEENTH
AND TWENTYSECOND WARDS
To morrow you will be called to vote for School
Commissioners for tho term OF three The contest Is
Boomingdae for the past thirty Is old school
Brady
ago james B. Brady was before the people for
School Commissioner and defeated But he got the
Board OF Education by OF forced election returns
and was unanimously expelled by The Board
The following Is an extract nom the minutes OF the Board
OF Education page IS OF the Journal Of the sS The
special committee appointed 10 investigate the right Of
James b. Brady TO hts seat, In concluding their report
state:-
That they do not deem necessary 10 comment on the
enormy Of the offence commitci-they think that the
evidence speaks distinctly and sufficiently the proper
tribunals AMI 10 the people OF this city impress their
minds the Importance OF Furnishing the and
the ballot.
The Committee present the following resolution to the
Board for adoption:-
Resolved That r. Brady the present occupan, OF
seat in thi Board Commisl oner OF Common schools
representing the Seventh school district, Is entitled 10
said seat he having been elected said poston and
that Horatio p. Alen having been duly elected Commits
ssoncr q Common for the Seventh School district
II justly entitled to and Is hereby awarded seat In this
Board from said district In the place and
stead Of James B. Brady.
agree with said resolution, decided The anlrma-
folows:-
Ayes--Messrs. Brennan, Bloomfield Burriu Chipp Du.
pignac Farf, Hayes Hickman, landon. Miller Roosevelt
Small. Turner Vance. Warren west-l6
Eays-None.
on examining the above record IT win be seen that Mr.
William Hichman and Mr.. Thomas Landon, the Commits
sioners representing this District voted for the resolution
Every who has any regard for honesty
and ielectal welfare OF the thirty
that attend the Public Schools In this District should
all his influence TO defeat James b. Brady.
ny active work for Mr.. John Jasper easily be &C
complished.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT
amss
s,sss Msn sssr
THE IiviiSid SENSATION OF TaE FowSlT
SIXTH WEEK OF saAKsPEAsEs EXQUISITE
A MDstaMEs MOTHS DREAM
rs s.assfa YIN
AND Ra The
s & s sS sd M .a s
Gorgeous and truly beautiful scenery and tabieAuI q the
one Of the living sensations The adh uil
nizssse IL EVELYN SsSSSs
FREEsqplH s TSEATEE. 49,.
iiE sRaSs qE Es;;ts II director
rES TSa m wEE :Ec. OF % OPERA BouFSE.
THE MOST ,SsssiifS * A2ssasis A ans''.
THE nR GaET r9syyyEs AMP
THE NILE fhy!ET 81 T X r THogrs
EVERY aos HSspAX ByEy5sq
me dhAsD DueaE EsS III
'u e. sSu EyfzIFG Ba RE Ssasssa
x A FS sa. 81 s4iS SFf'fFiE.S;sts ,
Ticket. at hessse sesrmer Ss 7S and s aacos ia
and III, and CochranA s95 Broadway. Admission 81
at7Z. = 800 -
RAnsNsEy WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE.
EVERY EvFKiNa All; SATURDAY MATINEE s''''
LAST NIGHTS OF THE FLORENCES.
LAST NIGHTS NIGHTS 81 THE GSEA4 SoIa EEI NON
EVERY TABLEAU ENCORED.
TUE TIckEr-OF-LEAvE MAN.
Mas fSs 81 Ey fhaSSs6
10 which she viii introduce Nspe Lohian's medley,
ranged BY William withers, Jr and consisting OF the FOL-
Beautiful Isle OF the Saa"
"Aeot Ne In the Lanen
"Nic0demus Johnson
''Constantinople"
Champagne Charlie"
And "Slap. Bang. Here We Again"
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
SATURDAY NEXT AT ~ O'CLOCK.
Florence and rckctof- Leave Man Matinee.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Thn IL the theatre 70 Brook.
Ign. williamsburg, jersey City, Newark, &c. Cars and
stages the door three minutes 20 all the ferries
and railway depots. Seats secured from till SIX days Ia
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POLITICAL.

srhe 81 ass O. ss s,S2sa;
ssopsd -sesossa member. q sad CUB 90 en-
" S ~. oa ~ ss &c Zee sa
q. II. Brspz. Secretary. ''1s"''
". 3. Rsrrs Treasurer
A Isa.psnssa Cub held a. ~ Fss rr rmAssr
ros the Hon John r Hoffman for Mayor ''0's'a 70 sup
ATA MEErIsa or the MATHEW 7. BaEsxAv
fss They lou John r. Holman Ha So Tor
Ssss ns q .'sss snd ayn Reilly
: : sSsi ss sSTiii: ;:; VI: s....s...
p pIsis. rns.., 5 1sss:s .srs..ry
%sssas q =. Hsiss. srs.sss ca II ne .snA
bs:ssSsr = issOssss sssissssss q
WILLIAM psiY, Secretary.
ATA srLcIAL MEETING or THE woRKINoNFN's
"A uncn psmocrs.Io association Of The Eighteenth
Der o'sosi. inc Nm; cssr,s, Ms.,rsis man.
seensh Adsrmsno District ,.vv r,vv.,
Tnoxas wrlsos. Secretary.
ArA MEETING OF rig u. BsUroS SOCIAL CLUB
ds,s for Alderman Inc Fourteenth Adsrmsuia Dissre
CHARLES BRADY. Chairman pro .su.
JAMS BRAY. TressuIer.
1Vneeenth wsrd held SIS srth avenue on the 3ob
uit was adjourned until Monday, Dec without making
nomination. Panotual ATTENDANCE 4 requested ny ORDER
Pxrrn FIYSr. Secretary. I. H. cody, Chairman.
VIZ n. LRvLIS Treasurer.
" meeting Win Be held on Monday evening. Dee = 81
rysh.se. Ha osfs ,5ss 20, nsss e .,s as
positively delivered by his Honor the Mayor John Z.
hoffman, Hon. John X. Reid, Adm. n. Lawrence Esq,
s. S Rogers ion cSs Zee: ana
''ss' '''"''e'' JACOB JACOB cogEs, r.ssdse.
VS. Ccr,syp. Secretaries.
DAVID Moss. Treasurer.
nEnOCRATfC NOMINATION.
~ Third school District.
7 Ninth and Sixteenth Warda
por Rchoo Commissioner
WILLIAM H. GRAY.
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W rrosrissor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
's'ps'siEw s 4SD osia IN. il' DRAMA
e ws,s ep being performed London With
viii be performed
S SS VAIL esst@ss fD1 sTeb-
WWAg 81 NIB Mr b RISG9nbp Mr. O. BRoWss, Mr.
EsrSshs s NARY aAsa If w gJsx his TOM
with s 20 sP AID si SIsf comedy entitled
sEsfoS aas NJ. aaRi hocK
rassdsy, Dec s-MAuD's PERIL and tar.. ums bore,
wsdnssday. Dec. l-sAuD's PERIL and Or. Dill
The success q MAIDS PERIL will preclude for tbs
'''''1' SERIES Of STANDARD PLAYS.
Bcs SS's pei. = .dssas s.am'a0a
NIBLo's GARDEN
1''' DO Doors . open al 5ssa,ss wAhArlh
ago A' Manager VIII 1 lsi' oaTS % the
BLACK & CROOK.
& h e
rSossa b ss sasii q
W be presented the celebrated spectacular damaI suasa
BLACK CROOK.
introducing Jarrett s ga fPs; Ts SCI. rA'aa
witnessed , b. Oyss e CO. persons
-, SPLENDID GRAND BALLETs.
gEyss EErsIEsH AND
Frat TE F e sH.s.e 81 To r.
AND CHILD vIvANpIERK
rue hs''Tsf sff applause
.,o.or nSn'ls ssSdSIEIedssE COSTUMES 40
PRoMorNcED GEMS Of BEAUTY AND SKILL.
AEssE sx A Abyc
w oRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE
FOURTH WEEK AND LAST SianTs S''.-'
E F4sE ss!|SSHHE::
EAsE "soaS%soop.. siShTs
the picturesque somsay .ss:
with s ;ss ,HsgEy sgssSSS SISTERS
rue sIFESs TiiIGARy MusIc;
4dE $ SsSSSS s SSS!S ;ao iSssDs'rs
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
S:y sss:s y s$;S 5:$s E.$::
Da"''l =" t UsDSR rHB oAsLIcHr.
n. ne y1sw ne
seSsaea Ia e SI Embrace the names o.
- ~ Mis-, JENNIE wAoRRELL. uo,,,,,
Mr. j. X. Mortimer smokey
Mr. G. T. Parsoc, Bermudae.
Mr. U H. Clarke Ray Trau0ro
Mr. H. @. Ryner, Mr. W. H. Ceilings, Mr. George LIngard.
Miss Celia Logan, Mrs. Wright, Ac.
RUNyAN HALL. COR BROADWAY AND pIFreENTH
GREAT ATTRACTIONS ONE MORE WEEK.
THE PILGRIM."
SPLENDID TABLEAUx,
EXQUISITE MUSIC BY PHILIP PHILLIPS AND
OTHERS.
GLORIOUS TRANSFORMATION FINALE.
a., oPEN EVERY s E T,I2s THIS WEEK TIsn.v
Admission. 60 cents and ST.
GERMAN srADT THEATRES AND q BOwERY.
VI This Monday evening" December q
benefit q Nj ADoLpM DoMBRowSKY,
LUDWIG DER EfSERNE oder
DAB wuNDERMAEDCHEN AUS DER RunL.
grand melodrama In i've acts. by Alex. Rost
h7.)-BurLERS AMERICAN THEATRE
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avn ylcsrEyTs.

yEMEyTs.
A CADEMY OF Music. TONIGHT.
49,, ITALIAN OPERA.
Positively LAST WEEK OF TiE OPERA.
precious 20 he departure Of the Company for Boston
THIS (MOADAYl EVENING, DEcEMBER 2. ATu,
CRISPINo y LA COMARE.
MISS MINNIE A. HAuCK,
ETGNORA A. RONCONI, $40. TESLA.
SIG. BELLINI, SIG. ANToNUcCI.
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING. DECEMBER T. AT y.
Last NIGHT BUT ONE or THE OPERA.
IL TROyATORE
Reappearance Of the new dramatic prima donna.
NINE. LOUISA KAPP-YOuku
THURSDAY, OPERA IN BROOKLYN,
ROMEO GIULIETTA,
FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA.
SATURDAY, GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE
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4 FFLIC1ED !
SUFFER- NO MORE

When hy the usc 81 Dr. IOINNILLES ELIXIR
Won can he cured permanently, and at lrilmg
cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine for Physical aud Nervous
Weakness General Debility aud Prostraton, Loss
Of Muscular Energy, lmpotcncy. mr. any Of the
consequences uf youthful udiscretion renders it
most valuable preparation ever discovered.
II will remove all nervous affections depression
excitement. incapncitv to study or business loss
oi memory confusion, thoughts Of sclf.dc>truclun.
fears OF iusnuitv &c It will rcSltre the appetite
renew The health If chose who have DESTROYED it
10y sensual cStc,s or evil practices.
Young Men, he humLuggcd no more hv Crack
doctors aud Ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay lur the EiNir, and be- ut once re-
stored to health ard happiness y perfect cure is
guaranteed 10 every instance Price Il, or four
huttc> tO uur address, So
One bnttlc is sufficient to effect a cure IN all
ordinary eases.
Also, DR.. Juinvillcs SPECIFIC PILLS for tn,
speedy aud permanent cure ul Gunurrlca Glcct
Urcihul Discharges. Gravel, Structure. and all
affections ol the kilucv> aud llmldrr Cures cf-
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cl from vegetable extracts that are harmcs, ,m
the system, and never nauscatc the stomach or
imprrgnatc the breath No change If diet Is
necessary while using them. nor duc~ their action
in any manner interfere with Business pursuits
Price al per box.
Either ut the mentioned articles will hc
-cni tn any address, closely sealed and postpaid
~ mail express on receipt Of p'icc. Address all
'r|cr- to BERGER, SHIFTS a Co.. chemists,
t~)H1r No. 81 River ST.. Troy y Y
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II. {. liOHrnN. NA~'lcr.
NcrScuuc,, December u. 1866.

Nn Act relating to the redemption Of Bank No'c-.
II Is hrrr'v rHact 10y the General Is'cmby
i the State 81 Vermont:
Soc /. After the aspiration 81 tn" charter Of
any Bank chartered hv thi- State, or after the tor
miuaipu Of the existence " any such bank agree
adv to the laws of this Safe: such bank ma"
rl1~r MOTTO. to be- published in all tic weekly
newspapers of the county where such bank is
located for one 'ul wear, sc'tin. forth that sai z
bunk will redeem it. oIt,taudiu. bills the dav of
the aspiration of it, charter or the date o the
trrniun ,inu ul it, existence. aud Il copy uf lhi~
yet. And upon due publication or such untirc
neither such bank nor it, officers shall lr liable ia
ruv artiun for the unurclcmptinn of any Of it,
out>tiu lin. bil- unless tho same shall nave been
duly presented aud payment thereof demanded
within the wear aforesaid, at the banking house of
.uc'i hank.
S'c >. liter the expiration of the charter or
1ftcr the termination nl the existence O.! any such
nan1 a. al .r-all such baul SHAH rra.c go hc sub
inct to tine operation ar ithlc t" the provisions Z"
the >ivty-thirl section ct chapter cishtyninc Of
.hc ten raj Statutes
Soc. .. This Act Sail take effect from this
passage.
Approved November 10, lSGj. ll;ly
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J EST COLLECTION OF INSTRU
MENTAL MI'SIC.

fOR THE ITANOFORr:
ll"mr Circle. vols. each, d,. 800; cloth -
FOR THE ORGAN
liaitt-tc', - pieces, $500; Organ Gems. - 20
FOR the FLUTE
Ohr llundrcd Opcratic Airs ............ -
FOR THE VIOLIN
Excelsior Collection. -. Plcycrs DUETS. -
FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
The ui"a Collection. Observation-Disclosures. -
FOL; FLrrE AND IIANO
Winners Flute and Piano Duets ..... -
ron ACCORDION AND TIT1INN
Winner, Excelsior Collection. ........... 80
FOR ERASS BANDS
Ditsots Baud Music, ON Cards, e Nos. per No. 81
FOR HANDS AND OECiiEsTRAS
The Sew Grrnauil. liy Burlitt....... -
For Cabinet Organ, Mclu 'con lIarp Guitar,
No.oncclio, Concrrlina Ducimcr. tiir,
Drum, Clarinet, tlagcolrt, lil4lc. Como
pcau, Post Horn, sax Horn, amt Curct a
go"d variety OF 'lu-ic viii be found in In
siruciion Books for each instrument. pub
li'hrl hy ~, list Of which will he sent on
application.
OLIVER nIrSON & co,
Publisher, Boston Mass
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ME AMERICAN OOKIN G.
4 STOVE.
Anothcr Great improvement.
Sitting ASHES MADE EASY.

Every housekccrer knows that the process of
sitting Coal Ashes is attended with much iuconyo
nicncc AMI ANNOYANCE from dust, Sc, and unless
the ashes are sif,ed much coal will he wasted that
can lie used after sitting In the American Cook
ing Stove this di,aErceable process is entirely
overcome Nv the Ingenious arrangement ol an a-h
sitter. in the hearth or ash box, ct the stove, nv
u eaus of which alter the CRATE is dumped into the
ash box the ashes can be >itted in a moment. with
the ash box all closed, and without dust in the
room. and the coal and cinders all retained in
a separate apartment, and can he returned to the
fire chamber or be removed elsewhere, and the
a,h pan can then he removed containing only the
ashes without any dust whatever. This arrange
mcnt docs away with tho old fashioned ash sifters
aud must commend itself to all, and Is another
long stride towards perfection, aud must add
largely to the already extended reputation of this
deservedly popular stove. This improvement is
fully secured 10y letters patent.
SHEAR PACKARD & CO.,
j. and ~ Green ST., Albany.
For Sale by
WEIGH & HARVEY.
4s;sm hiiilebury Vt.
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EpEPARArOR CApILLL

=
wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth iis:
come aged, come youthful come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luNurnut hair.
HEPAEITOR CHILLI
For restoring hair upon bald heads (Iom what
ever cause il may have fallen OUT aud for, ing a
srowih It hair upon the face, II has no equal. It
will force the beard { grow upon the snoothest
face ina from five to eight weeks, or ha upon lald
heads in from two to three months. few isuor
ant practitioner. have asserted that there i i,o-
thing that will force or hasten the grow th OF the
hair or heard Thar assertions are false, rs thou
sands oi living witnesses Qrom their own expert
encr) can bear witness. But many will say, how
are We to distinguish the genuine from the spuri-
Gus; Ii certainly is difficult, as nine-tculhs OF
the different Preparations advertised for the hair
and heard are entirely worthie-s aud YOU may
may have already thrown away large amounts In
their purchase. To such We would saw, try
the heparator Capilli; il viii cost sou moth
ing unless it fully comes mp to representations.
II vour Druggist dces not keep il, send us one
dollar and we will forward it, postpaid, together
with receipt for the msney, which will he return
Ell Won on application, providing entire sati,iac-
ton j. not given. Address
(SN7lyl w. l.. CLARK & Co. Chemists,
Ne. West Fayettc Street, Syracuse, n. y.
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$500 REV ARD!


The above amount may bc received for every six
months service in any cuisines, by
4 YOU CT MAN
Who will attend from three to twelve months Inus-
lcv'> Commercial! College aud Normal Academy OF
f"ultucy. VI.
This institution is now in a very pro'pcrinG
condition and may he
+ . L y ID
situated CO miles north of Troy. y. Y, and IS
mile, south Of Rutland, VI, on :hc Troy \ l;ut-
land t. L The Bidding IL superior Brick cdilice.
newly furnished throughout Tic
DE AID
Languages Mathematics, Commercial instruction,
rhonographv, Telc ra.hiug Music, Painting, &c.
Ne , all taught in the hest style ot the art De-
duction, are made to returned and disabled soldiers
sons Of tlcrrvmcn and some Others. For shcsc
benefits go To school
IN POU 1T y L Y
which, with it, other advantages, i, one of the
most delightful spot in New England.
TIE
opportunities offered tn the student to become a
superior Pcnman at this Institution were never
before cqualled. We pay such attention to lead
ing, Spelling, Compositions OrIt"ry and Grammar
that no one need luug be a
MURDERER
Of the "Kn%s ENGLISH" 50 paws for the full.
Cummeru ial Course tl graduation, time unlnnllcdl
so paws for Boarl, Washing. Fuel, Lights. Rooms
fully furnished and ned Tor bv servant aud TUT
tion in Cummon English per term OF - weeks.
The community at
A I l. A II G. T.
are invited TO inspect our facilities We refer by
permission to Hon. Henry Clark who holds tue
oilec, OF Sec VI. Senate, p. NJ. of Poultney, VI,
and Editor OF the Rutland (Nt.,) Daily Herald,
Also to Mr. 5. p Hooker. Pres, Nat Bank OF
lta ha- Ia aI
We would also refer to J. NJ. Francis, editor Troy
q V Daily Times, and to the citizens OF Rutland
aud Puultnev. VI.
To persons desiring to attend our College. speci-
mems OF renmanship will be sent for Ten Cent
aud stamp. Circulars sent to auvbady free. Ad-
drers j II. I.NSLEY, Poulmey VI is;1y
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