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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF NEW YORK.
Assets over S22, OOO,O 900,
AND EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
The OLdeE and Target Life InslEranes CoBl-
PdHyf tn the UHtted Slater.
DIvIDESDS PAID ANNUALLY IN
Cash. Policies issued upon all approved
plans Of Insurance at a less average rate than
offered By any other Company.
No Stockholders to take the Profits from
the Policy Holders.
DtVIDENDs TO PoLICY-HoLDERs
FOR 1901
The entire surplus IL distributed rs A DIvI.
DEHD To POLICY-HoLDERs ANNUALLY,
Particular attention called 10 the ten year
For further information. rolicy-holders
and other persons interested in the subject
OF Life Insurance are invited to call upon the
w. F. PETERSON, Agent.
ONCE Main street, next door to Merchants
Medical E1amfner, GEO. BAIRD. MD.
nOyl8-lm
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A FKlIALE COMPETITORS

One big raw-boned Hoosier woman
overlook the pedestrian as he Was just
entering the village, and kept up with
him until he had reached a point two
miles west of the town. She felt very
proud OF her achievement, and was
heard to exclAim, ''I'll bet forty cents l
could keep up with him to Chicago.
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About. midway between Mishawaks
and South Bend Weston's progress was
impeded by running streams, which
crossed The road and had become
swollen by the rain. He found 1t ne
cessary TO stop until log could be-
found with which to bridge oyer the
miniature river.
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where breakfast awaited us at the
Crosby House. Il ceased raining ut
about half past o'clock n. IN. We
were now 81 miles from our starting
point at Waterloo.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


MesHs. Deti,lS & BoitOH.
GERT1RHEH:-Fort the last eleven months
/ have been suffering almost daily from Sc.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia so much SO that
could with difficulty retain meal In M
5 Omarh more than twenty minutes. AT
about the heart; general depression oil
spirits, attended with frequent headachei
dizziness or dimness of sight tried va
IiOus cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parAtiOns, without being AFFORDED any Ell
iecluaI relief, till used four bottles OF Hno:
Llei'a Golden Bitters,h since which period
I have not been tronbled with single one
OF the above complaints. From the benenl
those Bltters have afforded me, / feel IL my
duty 10 express publicly my grateful thanks
gle A. BANOhUFf,
Accountant and Collector.
GOLDEN BITTERS.---Hubbel Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining a worldwide rep
utation, Read the following:
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HessTs. BuLbeIf %.
ters'' is the most wonderful medicine in the
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SVay. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden Bltters pre-
pared by Messrs. Hubbel q Co., ano was cur
ed am convinced that all complaints Of
this kind can be cured by your Bltters. WISH
ing Won prosperity and great su cceSs In tne
curing OF all the complaints that anlct tne
/ am, gentlemen. yours. with respect;
CASISIER FABRlGOu.
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4rngutsts.
E. B. P.

E. b. +.
..ExCELSIon"
BAKING POWDER
u,aIs ARTICLE IS ENTIRELY DIE.
terent nom and superior TO the Yeast OF
Eaklng Powders commonly sold.
is prepared nom the purest material eH'
,,r,ssly for family ule.
,rarranteI TO make LItiHT and HEALTHY
BREAb, in all cases where good hour Is us
I'd. Less shortning Is required than with
YOU CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
AMER mixing your dough or batter with the
Excelsior Baking Powder.
READ FOR YOURSELF
What Is said about 1t by those who have
tT1edIt-
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Nrame m recornmendIngy your Baking Powder
m ASY EXTENT! II has been used IN our
family with great satisfaCtlni: 49,, ,,,.,.
A score OF Others In P1ttsoufsh ana Nicl'
Ia nave received similar testimonials
nom Chicago, Baltimore, Beaver, lrontnn'
HOME TESTIMONY.
MSssR1. LEWIS q WooDMANsEE, propri-
etors OF the "GFlnt HOUSE" have 6een uInS
NJ nearly two years, and say "BIeau hhu
Cakes made OIL are ALWAfA GOOps
NEssRs. EDWARDS 4 coEAhT, proprietor
ofthe @eSprigg House" say "theie mas oeen =
great Improvement IN the QuaIty OF our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began u.s.
ing it ...,., ,,T ,ra6ar
YOUR Excelsior BAKING powder 10 any otiS 81
takes made OF II aIelignt and HnoleSone.
MIR GEO, s, Ross, proprietor OF Tue lSteeu-
nod HousE, !" sfSya .'my Cook gives ~ the lIei-
enence over an other Baking PowuerS BREAD,
cake and Pastry arc always good
MRS WITfES says: 81 have Lled huLneE-
onE RakIng Powders, bnt can nnd none Lnht
Viyt1, the same satisfaction as your EAcehlor
RskinE Powder. L can always he sure OF
giving my bOarCIers good Bread and Sakesi.
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other CITIES and towns, who have been using
lie Excelsior Baking Power for u long time
10 the az cIusiOn OF all other preparations
MUFFINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
uSinZ the Excelsior Baking Powder, in same
proportion AZ for biscuits,
ni-CAUTION.-Dealer and Families are
cautioned against InIitStions of the Excel
s1Or Baking Powder. The genuine has the
address OF Logan, List & Co., on each label
n Is neatly put up IN or, Id and 10 Id cans.
Also, Tor sale by the barrel, ksH and pound.
T. H LOGAN a CO.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO,
Sole PropIletOrs, Wheeling, West va.
n6SOid by Dealers EVerywheIe.
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ing to watch them in their frantic ef-
forts TO keep pace with Weston. They
all made good time for a few minutes,
but soon found IL necessary to increase
their rate of locomotion by strikin :
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ZEE sUsPIcIoUs CHARACrERs

mentioned in my previous dispatch.
who so anxiously requested the honor
OF plotting Weston through to Kendall
of the pedestrian for an hour after we
had departed from Waterloo, bnt as a
sufficient guard constantly watched
their movements, If they meant mis-
chief, their intentions were thwarted.
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WEsrnN's CoMPANIoNs.

In addition to weston's regularly
employed assistants, representatives o.
the Tribune and Tunes accompanied
him in u separate vehicle of their own,
that no movement of the pedestrian
should escape their notice which might
prove of interest to your readers.
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FEELINo AGAINST THE "PED."

FEhLINU AuHINSI HE I'D
The people here are very much in
censed against him, aud freely express
themselves to the effect that the race
WAS sold to John Morrissey. AS has
been rumOred ever since Weston and
that celebrated Individual met at Utica,
~
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Six miles beyond Carruna,

AT EDDINU 5 CORNEHS9
the pedestrian halted some minutes
while his attendants scraped the mud
from his garments with sticks carried
for that purpose, and resembling tie
sticks used by the drivers of trOtters 20
scrape the sweat from their perspiring
animals after n heat.
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schrs Danon Jshssss. q far ao; Alplns rr,.,av - ~
dc: Mary susan. Snow, RocklAnd for do; YsnfS
Coombs Frankfort for Bsltmore; Hattie Garter $500
Old P5fST Nov 5-Piiot boat coqusts rspo o aness
out 70 the Uspes to-day brgs Gee Lsmore r 81 jcfss
pa cs,. ws; IoSs, ssss; sssr GS.a spsssh
Rich. Provincetown Miner. Anderson Boston. =. 80 =
Clearsd-Schrs Abbie. Lorng Portland; Ocezn WY
Kelly, Boston, willow Harp. Davis Proyidsncs Jshn Lss5
Wave Crest Dsvs 10 Hssy weaver. %ssss,' SSiss
YoArLAND, NV S-Arrived schrs Wick sburs. Kc1osSs
and Elizabeth b Hogan. Nyork; Rnma Lopaas, hufphl
tisifsd -brss Ella Marin, Kelly caibarIen NSss ddz
key, Matanzas schr nalns Sampson, Blake NYork. .
schrs Ida Wheeler. cumminEs sAsuAs WIN copss lhIa
ISSSvlDEScs yS tiHtsd brig Glendale. xsIsy,s.
Mobile .chrs LakA Xdams and BENZ Strong, Brown.
FRs,ssssgb ~ Spencer New BrunSswIca A@ss
jas 81 Hss, DO 10Y do as sr 10 D.,os
dout; vermIilon Davis Clinton Point N.Y. Trenton, Nar1
tin, Hoboken; VIM Bowen Hull; ate Scranton. Palmsrt
and Freeman Edridgs NYork soop Rienzi. Cobisighs
sailed-Schrs Richard Law York. Philadephia; b Wfe
son. Harris do; Wilson. Brown do; VIM Colyer Iay4
or 90; Clara Davidson, Jefferson. do Elizabeth Helsn
Ss,a sa1aSshROr' rc.tsr w.nsc1 90; isss
,PAWTGcKET, Nov s-ssisd. sehr Martin Van Basss.
RICHMOND, New. s-Arrivsd schs Nellie Brown. Ing
gins Boston; Francs Hatch. Gregory. Rockland
SAN EKANCisCo. Nov ARRIVED bark Emma Bsal.
sailed Am ships Andrew Jackson Field Liverpool; Woo
s1vANNAH Nov s-sailsd. schrs VIM Gregory Orb Pos
tell Nassau Mp: Hy Allen. Tatem. Providence.
SULLIVAN, Nov l-Ssiied schr Col Jones, I'm, NYork
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FIRES IN THE CITY.

Fire mt Pier So North River-Thirty Head OF
sheep Burned.
Between six and seven O'Clock yesterday morning
fro broke ont among the hay on board the barge
Harvest Queen Captain 6. w. NJ. Silver lpng at pier SO
North river foot OF Tenth street. The flames spread
very rapidly and prevented tho removal OF any Of
cargo The Fire Department quickly on tho spot
but consequence Of the inammabie character OF the
burning vessel they were unable to extinguish the
flames before the entire upper OF the barge we're
destroyed, together with the cargo, among which
were thirty sheep Tho vessel filled with
tected from the FIRE The loss on NJ" tho cargo pro-
part Of which discharged the day previously will be
about 81 0oo insured tor S. 0oo The damage to the
barge will be from $4,000 to $40. 900; insured for
sl6 500, sty in city companies. rho flames spread
SO rapidly that two OF the had their faces
scorched IN getting ashore, and the chambermaid
taken on the stern or the boat by tho aid oyster
sloop The nre Is supposed to have been caused oy
''baGmers," who frequently get board and sleep
among the hay unknown to the officers Of the vessel.
Burning Of the Dry Dock Rolling 1Iiii.
bout eleven o'clock last night q IRE broke out on
the roof Of the two story frame building 41s East Tenth
street, owned and occupied by Henry vantine as
livery stable. 1t is supposed - have been caused by
spark from the Dry Dock Rolling Mill. adjoining.
The alarm was promptly given, and the fire.
men soon arrived, but the flames had extended
under the roof Of tho mill, and for . time dehed all
thor efforts Fears were entertained time for
the safety of the Second street stage stabics but
skful management OF the Chief Engineer and his
ants they succeeded m keeping the lire the build
ing, which Is damaged to The extent OF about 800
The horses and stages were all removed unnjured.
Mr. Vantme's loss will DC about 81 900; insured for
$4,000 In the ST. Marks Insurance Company. His loss
on stock, &C. will be about $780, insured for So 900
the Hamilton Insurance Company. the Dry Dock Roll
ing Mli is damagep to the amount Of $4,000 or
$1,000 on stock and buldings They
insured for $4,000 IN city insurance companies
The police Of the Eleventh precinct. aided BY
from the Thirteenth Seventeenth and Eiphteenth pre-
Chiefs were very efficient in keeping back the
crowd attracted TO the FIRE by the great light which
Illuminated the heavens and created considerable con-
stsrnation throughout the nei ghborhood.
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KINGS c0UsTY POLITICS.

Now that the election Ia a thing OF the past and the
local political strife Is end for some twelve months
to come the popular feeling for General Grant
next President appears to DO the increase. The
Pioneer Grant Club Of Brooklyn (0f which Mr.. g. F.
Page Is president) an organization composed OF some
OF the weaiihiest and most prominent OF
that city, has begun work in earnest, and
steps are now being taken to form associations
in every ward and country town, IN order
that by tue next campaign the club enter lists
confidently and properly prepared for the For
this purpose . meeting OF the Executive Committee
will shortly be held whom vice presidents will be APP
pointed TO each ward and town, BUSINESS shalt
be TO re those sub associations ARRANGEMENTS
viii probably be made, Also for grand meeting,
at winch a numbe, OF prominent men from different
parts OF the country viii be present
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THE STREET DEPARTMENT.
Contracts Awarded.

Contracts Awarded.
Street Commissioner Geo. W. Mclean opened pro-
posas awarded contracts yesterday for the following
jobs -
For regulating, grading, &c, Seventy fifth street,
between Fifth and the East nver, the contract
awarded to Patrick Quinn At 500 900. For the
sane In Seventy-seventh street, between Fourth and
Madison avenues, the contract WAS awarded to r.
Cunningham at $l0,450.
For Tagging Fifty fourth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues the contract awarded Mt s1,27I rs
For the in Twenty sixth street. between second
and the East river the contract awarded
NJ Gavin NJ 81 416 For the same In Thirteth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues the was
awarded at 81, 300
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
sun rbses......... q ISL Moon sets morn ? 40
sun sets.......... ~ High water. morn 5 OF
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER z, 1857.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams. Havana-Atan.ic Mail
steamship Tybec. cauikins GalveSonspofrord, Tileson
steamship Livingston, Baker. acknowledgement
Steamship Virginia, Sherwood. savannah-willams a
Steamship Virginia, Roberts Norfolk, Ac-N L Nccready
ship Europa Pse%N Sanders, London-c LplIns Co.
= Bark Columbus tBrcml Helmer, Bremen-H Koop 4
marx Erwin tBr), Cali, Aspin wall--IIussey 4 Co.
- sehrJ simonson, Ellis, Saples-w schmidts Son
schr Coral Isle tBrl stubbs Turks Isiand--c Knox
schr Bowdoin. nm, Mayasuer PR-B wenbcrs
u sehr Mary hansum, Beveridse, 81 Kitts-NnIer
seas sasda sBr, sosumO halifax and Yarmouth Ms
schr hihlss !sr(s cousins. Disoy. Brett Son CO.
schr A Edwards Marshall, CharIesion-Brown Ds-
sshr w Smith, Tooker chsrleston-N L Macrcady a Co.
schr L Wales, Jaekaway, charieslon-LAraway q
Sch, Carrie webb ns, wGsssn Charleston and
schr y Lockwood 81 John, wilmnsos, Nc-rhomss
ssSI y,.sSs, Hardy; ra sorton y.-n Goodwin.
seS S H.nry Dossis fii rsssSpSrsr xsyhs~
ssSr Empire Ss,S:w:. w.rsSs% ss.. Hi Day.
ARRIVALS.
RxpoRrKD nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
.sasyrs c.r.eos = TSoa.. ' ssS and Johns
Pr, 9Th, with mdse aud passengers 10 AgosInL Nov l.
at ~ AN, VIM Aschinson first assistant engineer and An
ME !sher stewardess, were missing. and could not be
overheard during the night
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman Norfolk Ac % hours with
mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Marcus, Bearse Boston, with mdse. 70 r
Clyde.
passengers 70 Ferguson Wood -
Ship Str John Laurence tHam, Hoepfner, Hamburg. 81
days with mdse and ~ passengers to 4 Soman Edye
Had death, and brshs Had strong NE gaes lost sails
Ship siorkors lNor) Bonnevs Msr;e,es So days with
mdse, 70 Funch Meincke wendt Passed Gibraltar Sept
bermuda, eneountered cyclone which blew away several
Of the sails and swept the decks casks and
thing movable; sst OF Cape Hattcras had very
gale, In which los, an entire su OF saila
Bark Evelyn. jenkins. Bueuos Ayrea SEPT Monte.
vdec ish With hde. % Hsreect Hssey Has bad con.
India spote bark American oyds Bangor Buenos
Ayres; Oct H. at 90 e. lon o. exchanged signals with
an American mall steamer steering =.
Brig Eagle fBr). Parker sragoane, IS days with log
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CITY poLirlcs.

Meeting Of the Tammaay General Commits
INSTRUMENTATION for thc Dscember Cam
patgn-Cenveution 20 Nominate Candidates
Ser the Charter Election.
A meeting Vas held last evening q the Temporary
aoods Of the Tammanyitos IN the Masonic Hail. East
thirteenth street, ~ the Tsnmany General Committee,
at which numerous gathering Of the city politicians
came together EaA
The primary elections were settled to take place
TO- night
The City Convention was settled 10 BE- held TO- morrow
70 nominate . candidate for Mayor.
The Aldcrmanc Conventions were settled 10 take
place on Monday, She 18th inst
The school District Conventions were settled TO be
The Ward School Conventions were nxed for the goth
inst.
The Convention from the Eghtssnth and Twenty-nrs
wards 10 m the place OF Civil Justice vacated by tho
Pleas, will be held on Thursday the 2lss inst.
Meeting Of the Mozart General Committee
Preparations for the Municipal Contest in
December.
The Mozart Hall General Committee held their regular
monthly meeting last evening at Mozart Hail. No. Sll
Broadway. There full attendance On motion,
Mr.. isaac Rosenberg was chosen chairman. a. McCsry
and John Mitchell olcated secrstariea After tho
reading Of the roll the OF the last meeting
read and accepted, when . communication read
from tho chairman VIM. B. Leo that he was unable 10
appear account Of illness.
call presented by the Executive Committee
adopted for primary meetings Monday evening next
and for the various nominating conventions
follows
Mayoraty Convent ion Tuesday evening ncxt
Aldermanc Cow entions Friday, 18TH inst.
District school Conventions Monday, 18Th inst
Ward school Conventions, Tuesday, 10Th inst
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Scss Free: =. s.ss J, q .s 1:s sss
= Is: ; y; e., !: "a.
'f Brig sI Robin ssios S Ne. z.ysa.
sfAi xsaa ssa s..
gales for The l.., three weeks n.
s.. ri; sss:s S s Jacksonville
soSr Brssse, Lynch. JseEsOnsiTe.
sssr Sni0n h.a ss Hsaa sss-osd "a
schr ssml Eddy Let. Gsorxeto.n DC S,h inst OF Del.
sesr Sisf Moran, paws. oeors:.eyn, PC;
ssRr Nightingale Wlsssrs PnilsdeipSs 2or Boston
scsr esfss.pA fGSs El1sssssApcls for Salem nj
ss$. S:s; ss:sis El.:s:Sssss. &. :1s.S:sss'
81, sss,s:ah 81 so'ssa
sssr Y. Henry, Oliver: RScil.nd,
ss sr K sss' ssss.a: 's Slosss s ss''o
Sem ssr S wm sisSos .s cros s:n'I ssssael.
sss sr john shs's Compton sss h hSss' DisAsen
schr Julia H., Hale, Sswpors
ssSr AZ E.oS Pi Gss.s P lsSGis
sGhr Jesss Smith. %iIisns New London 70, PAi.Asl.
sssr h L.:s ~ sh-p ss; New London.
SEN WIN VIM GRIM s;Ii1n, S'i.n rSs.Ispd C.
Schr Katie Hoyt Parker. New Haven for Boston.
Schr Helen Sarah Lawrence, New Haven.
Schr Warrcnon. Brownel. New Haven.
bchr Alice Scranton Benton, New Haven.
Schr James, williams New Haven.
schr Q Lyman. Hall, Bridgeport
Schr New Regulus, Newton, Bridgeport.
Schr Watson. Hubble, Bridgeport.
schr Niagara, Ford. Bridgeport
Schr Fair Trader Conner Greenwich.
schr David Pearsall Goldng Greenwich.
Schr VIM Voorhees,, Guinness Greenwich.
Schr Mary Taylor Greenwich.
Schr Lloyd's Neck Smith, Greenwich.
SchI @ " Purnel. Marshall Stamford
Schr Sallie Burton, Farmer Stamford.
Schr Chas Hawley, Bennett, Sag harbor.
Schr Amanda Powers, Robinson, Rondout for Boston.
Schr ANNIE Smith, Rondout for Rosyn
Schr 7 j Beckett Robinson Ecwburg for Stonn gton.
kchr Lucy q Hail. Hall, Newburg for Westerly, RI.
schr Evergreen, Palosst Greenport
Sshr smith, Neil, Glen Cove.
sloop Warren Smith, El7abethport for Sag Havbor
sioop Heen Smith. Spencer Elzabeshport for Sag Har
Dor.
Sloop VIM Penn, Webb, Elixab.,hport for New Suffolk
Sloop Fred Brown, -, Provldence
SAILED.
Steamships Aalanta London from Quaranne), George
CROMWELL Norleans t6thl Euerpc, Key West and Calves
tol; Hansa, Brcmen Virginia, Norfolk; Nereus Boston,
MORO Castle Havana; Moncka Charleston; Livingston
Savannah; yacht Challenge, Havana
Wind at sunset Sc, cloudy.
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Steamships Ataanta, London from Quarsntinel George
Cromwell Soreans 6thl. Euterpc Key West and Calves
on; iiansa Bremen: Virginia Norfolk Nereus, Boston;
MORO Castle. Havana; Moncks Charsston Livingston,
Savannah; yacht Challenge, Havana
Wind at sunset, Sc, cloudy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A. NO. l.
NOW READY,
AT on O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.
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4 LADY PAINTS HERSELF.
"A Many painted head to foot After being
stripped their clothing. Ut DR.. WoLCOTTS once, 171
Chatham square, New York The time required 10 about
two the worst In which painting 10 rel
quired. Mrs. Catherine witherson, who lives 1t No lQ
North First street Williamsburg r. concluded 70 lsint
herself She awful sufferer from rhcumassm
could not for the last eight Year, carry pail Of water as
confined helpless bed from three TO six monthe 81 Time
She bought and used four % cent I've n and n5ss = bot
weeks abe now well and hearty and IS Able e wors an
her limbs and body any woman In WhliAmsburg-
Those who cannot to her Mr.. Allan Baereby
0 Cherry street. New York. who helpless ~ bundlo
OF bones FOR the last three He used four u botte
OF PAIN PAINT and entirely wen wonder 70 The
whole neighborhood whore he hves More than three
thousand cases of permanent cures or Rheumansrn
have been the Of the Of PAIN PAINT N
Now York and Brooklyn within the last month Al can
Molcotts once free Of expense L win stop any and :E
pain Of nature INTERNAL extcrna chronic acute IN
any part ofhs body limbs i l. SOLD BY al r:.pectsbe
pc. bottle Large bottles hold siSh. q bottles brush
q the Instant Pain Annhlsor The standard rsms fer
and full pnts 81 Touch OF his remedies unless IN
pure hte wrappers cheated Beware Of brown
wrappers.
Folks possessed Of common wit
Buy bottles that white wrappers dt;
But fools are daily caught and sold.
With tinted and old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

ID HENRY II. LEEDS Auansss-
On FRIDAY. Nov. 5. at ii O'Clock, at their
Union square Auction Mart
% and 81 East Fourteenth street. Fourth avenue
(fane McMahon's siabiesl
Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c.s
fns pair bay matched Horses 10 hands nigh yesvs
old: warranted sound. kind and gentle.
A Rockaway Pnaeton Carriage.
A set Double Harness
A splendid dark bay eve year old Black Hawk Mare rs
hand. hgh sound and kind In all harness and splendid
saddle horse.
BAY Mare i5s hands high, si years old; hind in single
Also several other enc Horses, Carriages Harness, Ia
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