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y FOLKS
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
III NEW BOOK on TIE PEAR
We viii publish September J. illustrated work entitled
pear CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP. T. QUINN,
PRACTICAL Hortuur many years successful grower OF Feas
OF maIlet subject simply and thoroughly neao nnder the
OloNiug heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THB SOILi
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SELECTING TREES;
DWARPS AND STANDARDS
TINE OF PLANTING
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DIGGING TREES FROM TIE EuRsERYRow AND PACKING
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
MANURlNG AND MULCHlNG:
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MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS ~ PEAR CULTURE:
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRhFllNGi
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
This Work viii complete practical manual for The Pear
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one volume handsomely bound cloth Price ST. Sent free "
,.s,l n,,,,irt ofpr,e TIE TRIBUNE, NeN.IOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
Summer 8ttrtat5.

BOARD WANTED on Farm. in y. j., for
ID gentleman. wife, and child r. j. p o Bon No soN CITY
COOPER HOUSE, OtsegO Lake, CoOpers-
" town n Y rroad communication from Albany In every
capacity 100 guests; band Of music Inducements offered
70 families CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor
LIRST-CLASS private BOARDING at Ma
pewood South Orange four minutes nom station families or Ia
preferred year round Apply r. SfEE Co. 20 Cedar u
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
Il CATSKILL. n T.
elevation With extensive grounds on The
Hudson scenery the wod location desrAbe
and accessible BY No Gos ssred to make
this emphaoay Grst class VIII open June 20 Address JOHN
BREASTED, Prospect PARK Hotel CatskilL
CT. JAMES HOTEL, Marion West End)
y Newersey unequd Inducements for both summer aud
hoard business aud families; being only
jersey CITY Ferry CourisGdt OF DetboesA 70 tIan
daily New jersey Railroad also three lines oTcATs Tie bOci
new splendid location fronting Demo Park trstc1 table
elegantly furnished suite SINGLE all modern
MODERATE Apply on the
ises, TO GILES. WALES & Co, No. IS Naideulane.
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?Ronsts anS farms &rmttS.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A tirst-class
w DWELLINGHOUSE located between Fourteenth ana fo[
Fourth and SIhayes from y to 80 feet onti mrnsnu
desires part cash balance guaan-
tesI railroad stock Address G. r. b. No los Tribune Ohe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
Situations @autt6- -Srmalts.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ to be found Mrs HlLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III k'seIst
WET NURSES and SICK-N NURSES, with
w reference and experience SITUATIONS good selection
always he found LOUIS aud MRS HANsENs NURSE AGENCY
No SiItist Bowery.
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Song asIanO Rtll Cstat, for saI,.

An EXCELLENT FARM for SALE on north
~ se ~ Long Island mile from depot and 8 from city, 100
acres 100 cultivation balance woodlands good Dwelling hou
rooms and all necessary oulu.lugA NJ A. III LAND Co. NO
Beek1aust y. !.
EOR SALE-Thc Country RESIDENCE and
i FAEM oiuc late WM. D MILES At Mtuhast Nert. T. J.
a tl farm luugs add t' 81
buildings 40 new ri 10 good order The bou .eAui
folly located commanding extended ytsso The Sound aud aAceti
coau Tie whole port Of the sud viii be sold With The house
per purchase MONEY remain on bond ana moag
10 " NJ \ AlLlo ~" NAIla'a"
{. H. BAILEY. 80. 30 GrudsL
EOR SALE-'Ihirty minutes from Wall-st.-
handsome VILLAS containing all Improvements aee'ss
Sew York business than 30 almost
auv part York brooklyn steamboat landing al by
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MORRIS x. CRANE, Auenoneer A.
by TRUSDELL ~ CRANE, General a Am NC

DY TRUSDELL " CRANE, UeHcIdl AuC
oneers Real Estate Fire Insurance Agents NO 70
ous Hoboken n Large sale Of BUILDING PLOTS ana Villa
Thursday Ang 70 10Y al one
n n on the premises Toms River Ocean County n j.
T,sne will sell a. above order Of Te Binding and improvement as
oaon of Hudson Comfy 800 building plots and villa SITES euA 20
ZOO c otsl in Toms River Ocean County, n - eSu
% the which situated on the banks 81
the river commanding view Of the y bay ana OCEAN
Of the Rartan and Delaware pay
desirable for those who wish to secure p1 L
(which has combined win an e
sos, If watering mace resort aud permanent resi-
enc Ia Of the river and bay winch oT shhg nhR
bathing he exceled II also onefs
ordinary Inducements those who desire rural bone WIZ AZ
Comforts and advantages watering place free from the ana
ynaes only fashion congregaei ana without e
which little comfort reaLed
az Ieud Al fashionable places Here you have an
opportunity securing plot Of ground on when 70 ect
ep Won can enoy anil relaxation from the busy cares
lie to the retired capitalist no better SITES can be onu o
which already eremphed ny the erBah ieepOe'
row erected and in course OF erection IN the town
TRIMS SALE-0 cent aud Auc0nee ices on gay OF save
CO days; balance bond mort
gage for years To attend the sale take steamer NeennH
from Pier River AZ o'clock via Rantan and Delaware
Bay Railroad. ron Port Monmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

- ISLAND.-tHANGE OF 1IMB On rfer o. iOoS bs
trains viii Roosevelt aud Gaudst Ferries ioo"s
a Mail for PAchOgue aud all Stations
Merrlc and = stations -
M ETpe Ptcbogue stepping at Merrck, Sonh oJslet
Bsy aud all stations east except rlsood faugers oy WIS
be teksed through 70 Bspor and fare race VIA Stage ITO" ~
,,.......m.
IiS NJ Roekswsy Passenger uaO stopping at Caenes'ie
Springfield, aud Valley Strram. -.
Op m Accommodation lipi Saturdays through TO Pa'Sh
Valley Stream for Rockaeay except we -
Tor Fire Island ROBERT WHITE, Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-

~ Trains Will Newlor by the Pavona Ferry foot OF Chambers
A. follows ~ $50 i5 53 ani6.p ~. aud at u
midnight Saturday. The i'l5 aud S'l5 w. trains run
thrVuyA ~ Ag9sJ.-MAy II, 1909
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1plusit1I Snstramtnts.

alusital Snstrumtrts
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Bamorc' 5
n No $40 Beesrst spsuld asslrimrni Narrated
years. n p medals; testimonial fou distinguished artists
nODWORTH's Brass and German Silver inn
~ proved SSrRU reasonable rates No Aston place NY
IF you want good PIANO. cheap call at
Il L. F. CCHMISGsS Wareoom No = Uuonsquae SOD on iu.
slameuts rented aay way cusomt Only look atlem BE-
fore yog decide elsewhere
DRINCE q Co.'s ORGANS and MELODEONS,
l. Acknowledged the best iu the World
varieties ffou 800 to 500 each SALR RENT.
IT. GORDON, No. zoo Broadway
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for cash Nes 1Oaye Pianos trsiss
makers for +25 aud upward New Cabinet Oans fog t'5 sud
Second hand instruments from 40 20 tl1J Monthly install
received and Instruments Tor WssoOms NO. 'gl Broad
var HORACE WATERS.
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Excursions.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
SIUE Long BRANCH b. steamer NENEkSlNk, az o. H.
daily Suu1ys excepted Pier 80 81 Of DuausL -Four hours
II Long Branch setting back 20 the city az 5! p
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NEW JERSEY RAll!kOAD-I hOS rOO w. i 90 %
~ COURrLANDT STFor PHILADELPHIA via kensingou ~
~ m Via Camden p m D. m Wa West Phhadeipbi, ~ SEQ
10 m. 1881 p m, y NJ SEQ p M nlghI pot
Baltimore Washingtuu-Si0 M lE;JO p M e'Eo m r0'
South and south Nest-s:i0A ~, 800 D. 10. "a. "A
FOR THE WEST-8;S0 1880 r ~. N, SPm o..
aud D. trains through Cincu aud lhago WIN ou, ons
change silver Palace Sleeping Car oa9 m tram aa 1eSug1 70
without change daily Saturday aud o9hs
excepted DAYS 90 m tan lbs Is tue opv "ne
Igse N"''' y a. JACKSON General Superintendent
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YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
SUMNER INFRINGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1888
PASSENGER station 10 NeNloEk, coer Of St aoi
Fourth Entrance rFcntrsr rnthst
TRAINS LEAVE NBNlORN, . -
Newayen and Bridgeport T. (END ll;lo n l9S CELLS
ok J.i5. 1870. $3.50. anu 70 (EHl y.
For Milford Stratfori Freed Southport and NesipoH ll;o
m aud $3.50 H..
For Norualk . iExj 1850 a. PAS tErl Oh 3iia
For parieu J. Il.SOa N. 3;iS $50 $50 and $50
stanford T. ok q ls0 m; l4:' thEh s@ Nhhls
3:l5 4:JO (EHl. $50 $50 7l5 ttxl P 10 ,, -.
Vor Greruw 1850 2;l5 5:D, 80 '' o''' ''' p
For Port Chester and Etermsiate stations at . l~h nj |i
3.lS as $50 $50 7:l5. ans 500 p NJ go,
s'''' 49, 49, $3.50 CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield a. "a tEGl tEI)
Tor Boston via Shore Line. i2:l5 tBt SP M. ~, o.
la Springfield 3 tENl lZ;lS N"Nl,
Tor Connecticut River Railroad Bh 1870 p H. TO Montreal
For Iisori Providence aud FshA Railroad tEI) nj AIS
For Newayeu NewLOnjOn aud SOungtOu Railroad at N.
l2.l5 3 g. ,,..-.-- ,,,.
For HousatOnic Railroad, Ga m and p m
For Naueatuck Railroad, 0 a. 10, tkNl i;So p ~
Ior Dsnpury NorNak Railroad l. Eo And ijo ~ and
Freight triu rom NorNaS L. bahbdrI
Gu C,ns,n Railroad m, l25 i3j ana $50 p
NuAH''N'''' ''N f''o A. HDIT SUPERINTENDENT
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~ DkfbI IN NhN lOhh roof Ol Llo'INaI NORM hi,eh
aud MONDAY, Aug To- 1903 passenger trains VIII run a.
follows. - 80. . ,,
ais B:iS $50 9;i lo:O lio 1879 g. J3 $50 e3
5:iA 6:23. z 7:i3 $50 9.tS l0;l5, ll;1O p -
LEAVE NRWYORK FOR WEST BERGEN-At b;tN, $3.50, B4s
9,i5 u wamI Ia $50 400 5;is 6;!3 49, eco loo
LEANE NgWNORK FOR NkWARK-A 5:45, $50 $50 $50,
s.i6 B.i5 $40 as lO330 il;Ao ll25 l. 2 g. $780, $3.50
O. b25 5l5 d, 6.2s I. 7.i5 $40 0;ta lp;t5 ll;50p
r. T. KICKER, Superintendent
~ y BALDWIN Gem Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano 0aiItuaHs.

E'OK BUSIUN
FALL RIVER DIRECT
Tie woTll.rtuOwne1 steamers
HaIsTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander BRAlTON Commander SIMMONS,
vi. leave alternate LaysI DAILY
from Pier No. % North River
foot Of Chamhersst,
AT +. "
UOpwORTHS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
EVERY EVENING
THIS Is TIE ONLY LINE RUNNING A
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT
To better aceomuol e The public Oh, splendid steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY, -
Commander LEWIS Commander MILLER
will leave lateTnaic days. DAILY
tNunlars excepted
From Pier No 20 North River,
foot ~ MuuaystD
A6p 49, FOR BOSTON VIA NLNtOAE
FREIGHT received al Pier 40. 80 up 10 O'clock. D.
JAMES FISK, ir, President
NJ r. SIMONS. Managing Director
CIAS a. VALE. General Passenger Agent
H. n. MANGAM, Ffc. ut Agent
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
III DELAWARE LACKAwANNA, And WE>iERN RAILROAD


foot and 200,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing " - -. aaE To- hy
So H. MAIL TRAIN connecting DeuN- .tl bo."G fa-eh,
with Chester Branch Waterloo With str e. X tI NJ
aud Newton, at Washington wth tie D. L. att w r. bio Naisi
Gap StoudSu ana Great Bend, st A.. % tr Nck
lv5una aud Boousburg and Delaware s ou r. ks 40 E'ou
Leh gh and SuquehaBua r. r. hr Betle Allentown Naieb
1850 A. NJ LFlIlGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Mors
toNu Dover ackstt,toNu va .ugtou Pl.Ii sad astoui
at Pbihpsburg with Bel 'e r. r. ts l- deere Sc aud z
E,ton with L. v Il for Beth hem AeoioNn M'ueh ChunE aud
Nikeshaue.
ANTON EXPRESS Ercs Washington with the D.
l. and W r. r. for Gap, ,uurs at D1yef
With Chester r. r.: aud at Waterloo wih Nuss'X D. r.
6;3a a sna4:Jn y. TO SUNNI snI iu'err I1te stations
$50 80 g 20 aud ll:4o , ~ i ': Jl 10 sui
ll;lap m Ia SOUTH ORANGE and ls' rnglf'" st1tiCn~
ltO m aud $50 p to MOGrlSrONN aad intermediate
g. SEWAEK stG:3O $50 ESQ $50 lNs2D ~ 49, ll:io
l. 2 $50 $40 $3.50, 49, 5, 5o $50 b' H" S 49, AaA
Has NJ. -...- ,.,,..,o, -, , ,,.,, - a
. ma 6.IO n. M. : school, A,ss,glt Supcrnte-de
| y A HIS a.. T.
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EOh NOhN AIN anu DANDU ~ - AZ. ,iOJu
WHITE leaves Pier No q r. foot Of Market every oa at
and Tbirtyseyenh st O'clock Return toras at
Danbuy
5cents. Ercnnn 1.hei 81 d
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL Slip
Ba M. Mail hsiu for Greeupot
1881 A. for Rosy Glen Cove Locust Valley. huntington aj
kOhporL
$3.50 D. ~, GreenpoTt Express
m Rosn Glen Cove Locust VALLEY, Huntington North.
$50 M or Ro,lyu Glen Cove valley Huntington
Norhpoh.
D NJ for jamaica aud Hampstead.
For Sag i,rhor East and We, Hampton Long Island Railroad
Trains leave Newlora Al $500 and $3.50 Pare through tot
Iafbor. ~
All with Branch for Hampstead Sunday an for
Cove Locust Valley. Huntington aud Nohpo leaves
Hunters Point at 9 a. ~, aud l. D. BARTON Supt
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CTEAMER MARY POWELL will commence

- running SATURDAY Juue G9 for Coens Ht Point Con,
wall Nevbugh. Newaubug Mou Pougtktpsie AID
Leavss pier Iont pesLra.ac.l .r.-v allenaoa 90 ~
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uUDSOY RIVER RAILROAD-Trains foT

ALBANY and TROY connecting with No..,ra anl Wrs's.
trains leave New York oloNs Cincinnati hcagb ENprsas
a NJ Chicago Express l05 Mortreai E4ps - g. ; Paoo'
Express. II BE- ut Drawing Roas
% an iay aul Sleeping highs The
1,PP P5 Isse '1u W WM H. VANDERBILT Vice Preut
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gab Schools.
6tltbtrs.

rTEACHER-A middlc-agcd gentleman, cNpc-
r,ure4 iu teaching wishes TO make ENGAGEMENT a.
TEACHER Of tie English branches Adire'i W Tribune ohee
VTANTED-A GONERNESS, by a family in
w country teach TIE kugh Lfanete. mue NATL
Tribune Ofor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

I'D INDEPENDENT LINE ot BALr. WASHINGTON the WEST
SOUTHWEST. aud NORTHWEST WESTERN FREIGHT
and forwarded BY PROPELLER LINE from Per6 n r. aAd
WASHINGTON CITY FREIGHT by C. aud r. r. from Pier No l.
H. daily RATES Low With quck dispatch take the
~ J. aud C. Of CouuauttL privilege route
WEST Washington u. c. aud without
ONLY LINE AforlinG this nducgment TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED &. W. PERNklL Gen. Agt,
No. 2f9 Broadway Barclayst New-York.
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6itr i1roptrtp TO GIT.
9rookIpn property DO Stt.

TWENTY ONE MONTHS LEASE of HOUSE
1 IN Brooklyn, we'll furnished, for SALE JAQJLS No E
Broadway.
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ERIE RAILwAY;-Trains will leave depOts

foot Chamberss and foot Of Twent h sL. AoHs; .
Through EIpIess traus az 10 aut $50 p re- and o'I
o. h. tv aud improved Drawing Room coaches Wl auI
HE No. train Buffalo couuec1g al Home,'ie vh marHtc -
Cleveland cOrfl sill atr"H@-
be- ald lha"S
The to Buffalo and the 63D tram to Rochester,
Buffalo. and Cincinnati ~ -.-.t..-
For Port Jervs and Way ll50 daily 70 OH ta' 81
NJ Co Express, coHnectBs NsaHurh "ei"
Noutgomerg. nd lui0uvl'e.
For Mtietowu and Way, 81 $3.50 p
For Grevrourt aud WAY 8;JD a m. daily.
For Suieru aud Way, P and Tleaier train H;o H.,
For Paterson way Tveutyth g. DcpoS t6l d.
40 m p. Niaia'
Depot 6.i5 No. s:l5a. y n, l:i5 m .y ~ a. az
. 10.
For Hskeasak and WAY from Twenty 'h.rlt Depot l,9 ~
1 Id o No. p. won '..iHsi,t De
al "a No.. II M, I D. IA. 5 D. 10. D. m and t=4a
For pemont Monsey. and Nar from Tsrn 3D. t hepo ~
a. m D. m 1850 D. H. r. H. Ft-' D. Doe, ana >aiu''t
ouy ~ midnight FROM Chsbrrs-st Depot ei $3.50 g. 49,
D. m s3 p M Sis p f63) aud Sai1.'-ys only ~ ID
Tickets for passage Drawing Room aC SLEEPS
Coaches be obtained sud orders for toe eherb's aH is e. u
10 L'i 800 brf
sT No $50 Fr,onst BrloSlsn Depot, thambent sd
foot " TNeutytMrt Srv.York Long Docs Depot jersey city,
ofthe AGENT, Il pruc'ua PtrUpa. rTly.
NJ. Gen Agent.
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ID Honke Hastings DobTs Fey ITVnRon. NJHtk,
Roc kand Lake Sing sing, VepaHks Point Grassy Point
and Peekk 2rfsOn ". r.. daily at 33U anH j9p
ChrystnaL vii land ThiryfoJrth ~ 1c Par.
ticulars a tue oaee Pier No. a. J. LAMB A2~u.
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Snsiruttion.
CK ARn ENGLISH
PrRPARK FOR BrSINEs

m, pACKARD BUSINESS COLEHh at No ~ DfoAI' y 20
.LC Ia arsuire business education The appon
merits are excellent the Of training superior 10 lbal Oi al
ns'1"OD D" Wv SEND FOR CIRCULAR
s. s. PACKARD, Proprietor,
az Uvosh r.av
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-02
Amongst the many Testimonials In ear
possession, we have only room
for the following:

Nss Haven, Conn, Oet. II, 1896.
Nsssrs. @. q. CLARK 1 Co..
GestlemoI feel it duty and pleasure TO give ysu the
benefit experience In the Of Goes Cough Easam
FROM taking heavy cold taken down with the
geson Of hs lungs and continued to fail under the hest
medical care until given up, by competent medical
authority die There seemed Nothing but strsKalaon
md death before tsd that further medical at
tendance aud medicine useless resigned to
DEATH when friend, who had been greatly benefited by
using thu BalsAa, brought me bottle. This after
had done with the doctor and medicine. thought tlped
me- and continued taking the medicine, and continued to
Improve until my cough stopped and my lungs healed and
got WE'LL used 10 bottles. remain gents. with great
respect, Your obi servant, JOHN WELLS
300 Washington 81, New Haven. CT.
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Eclectic or New school System Of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce svi and lay the foundation for future health
Parents should that their children not dosed with
such medicines, tor they be well afterwards All
mineral poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants concentrated
FORM They Eclectic Remedies and never before
equaed in the treatment Of disease When udcousy 3D.
ninstsred they disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform medicine and will attend per-
sonay upon all forms of disease, either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthera cholera
Group dysentery erers &c very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioner they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere They
always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their "kil or cure" remedies
Coaghs o: 10 Is years standing Caarrh with the de-
srucOn of the bones and soft tissues of the
sumption, with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability
walk Scrouous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 60 years continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchyossd joints Spermatorrhsa with demsn
tia Diseases Of the Eve, &C., &c. have been cured and all
of which will be most happily referred to for the benefit
those similarly afflicted He warrants all cases Of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22sp-tf
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Dec. 81.
Flour Better feeling, from the improvement
in wheat. $10G1O.50 for white winter, and IS
@5.50 for spring extras. Superfnss, $47505.
Wheat--Advancing. $1.23Q1.A for No.
spring, and $1.11@1.13 for No. g.
Corn-Dull at 61@65c for old, 4S95Oc forn
Oats-46c for No. 2. +'7'
Barley-Dull, a$14S for No. g.
Rye-$1.1291.15 for No. 1. ........,
Potatoes-66@7Oe.
Butter-34a37c.
Eggs-30a3lc. .'e. ~ .-iS hssH
Dressed Observation-Disclosures according to
weight. .., -.
Cattle-Excited and advancing. Choice steers
&7OO47.60; fair to good, $50OG600; medium
stock, $47595.50; common stock, $3G4.50.
Hogs-$9.25qV.60 for fair to good fat lots
and $S25M920 for inferior to common grade