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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-14

October Ilth. 1869

or,obcr Itth 1850
,rs,.n, ~ .d,onrnmst. ores.
-, DC, cnnrnIssioners Miles and Hughes. and
I, simondi. Clerk.
Ordered thai the Auditor reissue county
warrant no. %, us.eu July .ssn h "a "a
favor OF W: ., s1 .,o an'ou"' Wv
Wal ehs - D--uft. rn-s.~ 4, ~ H..
oroereu tns' Donneny. soaua" -, '.nI,ac,
and they are nereoy sa,no,,aeu ~ In. ~ one
tue ioiionins 'a,es v. sol ~ W"
year irohi TINS ua'e' " VIZ.
One wagon, buggy or sleigh, with one span
OF horses, mules or yoke oil cattle. 81 Gus
For each ADDITIONAL spas OF yoke. 20 !,
Nan ana horse.-.. .'....''.'-'''-' - IA 4,
Loose STOCK ...-.-.-..-. .....'..'o 20 ..
sheep or swlne'.....-.--.''''..'' os e
Pacx anih&s.... .''-'-'..."'
On those certain foaos eaolns ilon. oilse ..
City TO the toii gaze near huoy ivy 'a'u
tolls TO pc coilecteo az tne presenl gs.e.
The following oiiis were aio"eu oh 'ne
n Hughes for hoard lodging and
at,sndance IN EN- Athertop. an
INDECENT sick person. $40 90
Phillip Kohlheyer, for necesssries for
Mrs Henrique, an INDECENT sick
w.sp Puaso" Martsi far necessaries
sor urs Uanrioue 10 81
-. a. -,
commissioner SWAT ',,r .ooN UP go A.,
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"A Heforna Club.

The Round Table proposes the establish
ment OF Reform Club in New York city
for the purpose of promoting free trade,
the exposure and punishment Of corru ption
In public servants, the representation Of
minorities, the abolition Of an elective iu-
dietary, and other measures tending to good
government and public prosperity. The
scheme is good one. A club is O very
good way of organizing the psrtisans Of
new ideas or new measures into compact
ness and efficiency. The cause Of the free
traders would gain very much If they had
pleasant club house, Offering all the at
fractions Of agreeable society, com.
fol table and inexpensive restaurant, and
reading rooms and parlors in which gentle
men of like views could meet for CONVERSE
tion and general social Intercourse. But
we doubt whether there is sufficient ripe
ness of sentiment among the gentlemen who
agree, for the most part, upon the subjects
in question, to render the formation of such
club practicable as yet. The political
divisions connected with the war are still
too strongly marked for such new move
ment to he successful. For instance, there
are many Republicans who are free traders,
just as there are many Democrats who ore
opposed to the elective judiciary; but they
will hardly combine at present in oppose
tion to the general policy Of their respec-
tive parties. The Round Table has brought
forth proposition which will doubtless
take effect at some future day, but can
hardly be realized at present.
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to retire just at present, certainly not before
the meeting of Congress next winter. They
say the positions sought them and not they
the positions; that some of them accepted at
the earnest request OF the President, end that
whenever he indicates that their designations
are necessary to insure the success OF his ad-
ministration they will be forthcoming. They
do not propose, however, to be frightened
into resigning by what they term newspaper
clamGr" ~
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. Il sY-
The New YoaK HERALD is hammering as hard
for war as it did for the nomination OF Admi-
raj Farragut for President, and viii succeed
about as well. 1t says r4
''On the Alabama claims the upshot OF Sem
ator Summers exhaustive and conclusive expo-
sition OF the case for The United States has
been put into nutshell by Wendell Phillips
in this denaand-a full pecuniary recompense
Tor the damages suffered by our commerce
from Anglo-rebel cruisers, and distinct dis
avowsl Of Lord Russells neutrality and bel
hgerent rights Of 1861 as precedent for shs
future guidance OF England. Now. as with
the acceptance OF this ujtimatum the most
convenient settlement to both countries viii,
be the cession OF British North America.
so with the rejection OF this ultimatum
by England the occupation Of the New Do
minion will be the most convenient alter
native for the United States. For this al
tentative. upon call for volunteers, two lun-
dred and Afty thousand trained soldiers could
90 mustered along our Northern border within
Sky days. Senator Ohandler's late speech on
tnls subject was rather stamp hsrangue from
Western demagogue than the Argument OF =
responsible American statesman: but atili h,a
leading idea is axed i'd fhs pubic MIND ~ the
great Northwest. Those people. an Il, 4 a. irIral
outlet Tor theie hsavxs au9pins proaneEa ara
looking now 20 the opening of the at. Law.
rence TO the sea. with something os the same
feeling which led thenA against the iAte ra.,el-
Lien te The :sssscrrs.inss Of the bSiss;ssippi.s
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! n. CT o1uD HOT e l.

3
THIS NEW AND COMsfODIoUs HOUSE, LocAT.
ED CORNER OF Broadway naI Forty-s oond-sreet,
possesses advantages all other houses for the &C
c0mmodation oi its 9ueets. II was built expressly
for Arst-clssa family boarding honse--the rooms
And cold w4ter and furnished second TO none; while
the cuiinsry Department. is 10 me most experienced
OnesoY Atwood's Patent Elevators IL also among
the smodern improvements and Ut the service Of
guests at al. hours. SR AF5 5FF
door every four minutes, runnins from the City
Han 10 Central Paik. while the sixth ana eventh
avenue lines arc hut short block ssn either sine,
nording ample facilities forc0mmuDloatlng with all
rhe sdeEo,N sbcamboat landings, places Of annu0e.
ment and busanese OF the great metrop0iis. S8
March II ys 6mos
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Dlutires In Daukruptfu.


TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
MAY TERM, 18s9.-IN THE MATTER OF ISAAC
II. HERTZ. OF CHARLESTON, g. g.. BANK.
RUPE-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS.
CHARGE IN Ordered, That q
1862 at the Federal Courthouse in Charleston s. G.:
and that all Creditors. &c. OF eaid Bankrupt arbear
at SAIL time and place, and show cause If any they
can, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
BY order Of the Court the 11tht day of May. 1869.
=! DANIEL HORLBECK
Clerk Of the District Court of the u. s. for y. c.
May IL va
TN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OF TEE or coTarH Sa8M4s
BANKRUPT-PETIIION FOR FULL AND FiNAI,
DISCHARGE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES That q
hearing be had on tho TwELFTH DAY OF JUNE
that all Creditors, &C., OF said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place. and show cause, ii any they can
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. t13 VIZ itNer
BY order Of the Court. the 1lth day of May,
1869 DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United States for
eouth Carolina. w3 May IL
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u UNITED STATES FER SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 18@s-N THE NATTER OF B.
G; BRYAN OF EDsEF1ELD COUNTY, BANK
DISCHARGEMN BANKRUpICY-Ordered, That
hearing be bad on the TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE 1869
at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. South Caro-.
appear at said tim And place. and show cause If any
shey can. whytaer Of the petitioner should not
,ss5 0iasF .11> S.s;s; Il; AZ, aSsa r,, May.
Clerk SCI Of A t3a1 Court Of the United States for
sont1 VS.. May 10
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G0 Rfnt.

YNO II ENT. A DESlRABLE DWELL
II ING HOUSE, at Flat Rock NO. The house
is we'll situated contains rooms; 10 complety fur
ntshed; Kitchen attached to the house; servants
house stable and carriage house, excellent water.
nut nut and shade trees; abundance Of wood for are
Rent moderate. For full particulars apply to GEO
q. HOPPOCK, Accommodation Wharf.
May IS D4c @S
IAO RENT IN NEW YORK, FOR THE
u Sumner, Summer, an elegant foursstory DWELLING.
IN Lexngton avenue. htted up with 81 mode ina-
STYLE STYLE: For particulars. apply at No. II HAYEE.
sI1hEI. 'if i'i i. WIN. SHEPHERD,
(. MAyo . = $1,000 Z. -. sw6
Two RENT, -FOUR UPRIGHT ROOMS.
u With Dressing Room and Pantry. Apply st
No. 25 LEGARE-STREET. NAV iG
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STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
A MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL
"A be held tn Charleston on THURSDAY, 10th day
OF May with the view to reorganization istrict
societies are earnestly requested to send delegates
and All members Of the profession in the State are
invited30 attend
1he various railroads and steamboats, will pass
delegates for one fare
JOHN DOUGLASS, M. D.,
Vice President s. G. Medical Association.
H1- State papers insert twice and send bill to
PRESIDENT Association pAC May IL
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1@eetinas.

DELTA LODGE OFPERFECTION,N No. L.
A N EXTRA CoMMU NICA1IoN4 OF THIS LODGE
a, will be hold 7 HIS "Wednesday EVENING. at
Eight O'Clock, for the purpose Of contsrring the
Fourteenth Degree. aud the dis ussion of impor-
tant mitter requiring the general attendance Of its
members. By order Of L. P. G. NJ
May "a E. i. BEDFORD, Secretary,
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10. u. r.
SOUTH. CAROLINA LODGE NO. /.
FJ1HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
:! LODGE will be held This EVENING, at Eight
O'Clock precisely.
y. By order. T. w. CANNON,
May ~ Secretary.
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M. A. AND r. A. s. d., MOL.
THE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD
y THIS EVENING. at Eight O'Clock A punotual
attend ance OF the members Is requested.
BY order. Nav 10
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RTlLLWRIGHT- A COMPE.
4X1 TENT MILLWRIGHT. Apply to JOHN
CAMPSEN & co. 2 NAV 10
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SITUATION WANTED BY A HE'S.
IA PROBABLE young woman as competent
Chiid's Nurse or Chambermaid. and is willing to
make herself useful; also. can do plain sewing Has
no objection to travelling with 4family. Apply at
No. 459 G-srREET, opposite the Citadel.
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WANTED. A LIGHT CKAWAY OR
w COVERED BUdGY for one Horse No OBJ
lection to one that has been used. Apply this day
to oSHACKELFORD Il KELLY, Boyce's Wharf.
MAY - 7
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VKIANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
), W., w, THE II LiEAD1NG MAGAZINES AND NEW 8.
PAPERS, at publishers rates. .--,- 49, y
CHARLES O. RICHTER,
April II No. 16l Kilg-street.
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MTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND WASHER
w fpr o small family. Must come we'll recon-
mended. Apply at No. 19i QUEEN-STREET, one
door from Rutledge-street ~ Nav 70
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WANTED, "A YOUNG GIRL, (G ERMAN
w. PREFERRED,) to n1ihd an infant and to do
general homework. Inquire at No. 262 KING
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GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
FNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF
Il this Company will be held at the Engine House.
TBIs DAY. at Five o'clock p. M.
All members are requested to be punctual, as bu.
siness OF importance will be transacted.
BY order Of the President.
May 10 Secretary.
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ElAHEOE EEHsS &NGERsa COMPANY.
A IIEND THE THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY
IA Meeting of your Company, THIS EVENING. the
12th instant at half-past Eight O'Clock.
BY order. GEO. A. CALDER.
May IL Secretary NJ F. f. Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-12

INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF CHARLESTON.
A SPECIAL MEE1INI OF THE SToCKBOLD
"A ERS OF this Company will be held at their
Office. No. Broad.street, THIS Day the 1ath
instant 12 o'clock NJ.
general and punctual attendance Is requested
as business OF Importance will be submitted.
JOHN III. HONOUR,
May IL President.
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NTANTED, FIRST-CLAsS TRAVEL-
w LING sALESMEN in every State Good
Address. with stamp. B.. F. HOWE, No. CSC Arch.
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Snios April
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.'' 40st aae eSSaso. .f
TOUnD. a sz.aSEe IsxER RUR, veFarcEs
~ can be- obi atned by the owfer urSon suroyanr mo
perty And paying fpr adyerttsensat i9 i nay "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-12

MTANTED-AGENTS SELL TAE
wv AMERICAN EMITTING MACHINE. Price
$1o. Inc simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. viii knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
Boston. Mass, or St. Louis. Mo.
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q cELF4KNOWLEDGE.n-Whati is the canse

6 CELF1KN0WLEDGE." is the canse
y of Bsshfulness, Sensitiveness, Diiideneei
of Distrust, Timidity. DesDOndencyY Why ~
one Brave, &esolute, Courageous and another
CoHardlyf One Dignifed, another Clownish 7
One Honest, another Dishonest; Enterprising
or Lndolent Ingenious, Inventive. Artistic,
Musical, or lacking these Quali&esf Why
are We Jews, Catholics, or Pretestants 7
Why IL one inclined to wedlock, and another
to celibaeyf Who is and who is not adapted
to businessi Who should and who should not
become teachers, preachers, lawyers physicians,
writer's, bankers, brokers. merchants. mechanics,
or manufacturers All these, and many similar
questions, are answered in the PHRENOL0GI-
CAL JOURNAL. a frst-class Magazine, pub
lished at SO year by s. X. WELLS. No. $50
Broadway. N. Y A new volume for 1870 is
DOW commenced. NewsmeD viii soon baye it.
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RATTLESNAKE Els.

Here another wonderful ,li sboa gladden. the hearts Of al
creation" Of iho. accidents that sqasny that
oiain ucifsf there poison quel
. tsuoRou. deadly ., thai % The RArTLESEAKE
remedy th1ss bes by hss, reptiles ill The
live, ADD prevent serious Of ibo bitten By mad dS' h.
dropho sbd from tss poisoning from the bites and 'lu Of reptile,
snH sbs poison, lea, subtle and deadly than Tho rsts
snake R,duiJs Ready Relief sndois 10 ali po'0Bs Min
srA Vegetable Annual L0bsmta Woossp, Fofsrs BGh,'
meb sponhsh Tarss Sea irag Met shoG that remedy
useful potent the Ready Relief viii protest them gans,
and buh, from reptiles sell as from disease
We pub,L th, certificate s request Of hss. Miller Chamber
lain Co Of B,oh T,Ih veil BOSs fptSass merchants shJ
druggists Commercially snonE The hobebe And
wealthy houses the US,d stssI There deception Ia thu
spos. that simple rvHsJJ lie the Read,
Relief wl deadly d,,s i.eiUskt poison, . fact 10
there and ehAlspge, dispute
DR. RADwAY Co Yeur KKiDr RHLlEP ia Constant demss
surbg complaints not ftnHI,d rnIAuee SNAKE
BlrBS; neshhss NJ. JOHN SObOMAk bitten nv
the Atysst RAfTLEsShKRS IS
from Doctor They happened 70 have Relief hand
Which, when ipped rebel aud bouu psiiset
cure Your respectfully ... - .......- .. .
(Sgp,d) MILLER, CHAnBERLAIE zee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

III, celebrated IMITATION GOLD HUNTING WATCHES COB
Metal" mproVe Orode These Justly celebrated Watches bas
tested during the last four and Their .Fp
for and limitations Of God Whss h 80 vel etAbb.e
AZ 10 require recommendations PrteHoroptkl Watches 90
equal 10 appearance Gold Watches worth e0; Poll
Jsed Lsr.n els equal 10 $50 Gold Onss; Pull Jvs'd LsIs
and superior hBish, $40 equal 10 S9O God one,
We have just commenced making very Doe AHenoin hhtn M
isued balance hdusd ~ heat cold hnd
r0,on weight equal Appearance and for time to
Gold Watch costing $50
charge msgpsesn Watches Al v,tehs,
hSDtng and ladies' chains Collins Metal SIto
all ids fJsse equal 70 gold At tenth the pnes
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS SET IN GOLD
mking Jeuery o. the California Diamonds These
brtBey hadn.s be Distinguished
genuine good judges They particularly
brilliant night by artificial light DO not scratch or become on By use
their brhIny for hdssDs time The fOosBg are the
phetI -.
Ladss Finger Ring, single fArii VT IS each
Pins single according the ss Of the - 80
Ladder Cluster Pms
L:6lsF Cluster Earrog "
Watch Goods by be paid for delivery
c. T. COLLINS Il Co, No 353 Broadway, fsu'foTf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
A WOUNDED LIVER

CURED BY RAILWAYS PILLS.
Disease, Of the Liver and gsus system maobnors serious The
Of Central and South America thsh h the United state, The
following letter pab,b without hrtbsr comment The winter
Central American merchants IN this zig:
M,sr. DIR RAILWAY Co 81 Maiden ,ans NcSyorS
DEAN sIEs Asa truth justice cannot Do less tbAn
address these few lines authorizing make sneb thereof
a think advisable
two oopsequenes Of AL Which had from all NJ
house received blow tbs iVe sbsh olnws b
Inflammation phJhcsp who called It, amer administering
ungusoaAhy mortal tho DAILY eEaeuAuou would In
such rnhe and seeing ntsef al DEATHS DOOR tanned
70 Providence and 10 That asne bad ooHhdence and u
alone could hope for pfonEaln Of le During Of
slthoat consolation
WISHED to pass 90 hour .s reading and God pa,si within
reach pamphlet Of Dr. RacS therein biz
especially ConpLdint Like
like plank amidst the shpwreck Of life trusted hose remedies
and without h.siatDg momeb had hso In the bope Of
With them and observing the regimen prevented Id pamphlet
took the brst faund That thss
doee such great result whilst bad been unshe 20 Obtain
sA.er seventh day. oos
the result continued the propo increasing
Bdues observe the
and perceived that the continued aud bset booG cbs
abe end 81 ten ~ sfIIaran Mad
poured ADD Nth tho pains and STITCHES Which
sTsn RON 6'.hinr AIR my cure lad bees eoapssd
thanks 10 your rrmedss I wrbs 10 see ny phJsean
10 shon'r could nov give . s.sunes th, mg W sas sg
And indebted for 20 DIR RAbWAfb FILLS
The Phy,sa not little sspcd Of sesag reooVeted
soJmeB Of perfect beab having gsnfd IS posSd nsh
thar ever ] weighed IN ny he's, riat. ofbestfr
slight e0y behalf truth Of which win make such
Isirs.aI MANUEL CASTRO
d. railways REMEDIES 49, ,oh by Druggists AID At DR.
RADwArB hsLes wsssons, NJ u Madsssbs HsvYsrt isd
DO. 90 ST. Pssi q, MoBir,.l
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.'l,''' % Tim..l.s6. s.s5. .a:s4l. 2:S0.
p1rNNING RACE AT PATERSON.

= kUNNINU NHOH J" -
To-day q. match race, dash OF one mlle' Tor
t2aa Ree place over the Paterson Course N between
J. Hnchman's oh. c. Boaser' years. iVo pounu'' "
:, -. -, varietv ard Dr. Weldon's b. z. Jubal, 8
1oars ia pounds by BalrOwnie, dam Julia Both are
eLEnown fast raeehOrses, and have twice met DeIore
e. trs JeronIe Park Course Jubal winning magnificent
race Inv neck on the first OCCASION In large neld OF
horses in which BOaster secOnd and the latter VIII
,n nv the same distance his previous cODqueror
an the selling race the recent Fall meeting on the
above named Course There has been little betting as
Vet on the race BOaster had slightly the call IN the
pools sold at Rey's Rooms, corner OF broadway ana
Twenty .eighthst., last night.
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TIE TURF.

TRorTrNG ON THE FASHION COURSE, l.. l.
Yesterday afternoon sweepstakes uot Ior
$50 took place the Fashion track between H. ogie
hay geldng Red Rover. T. Caseys bay mare Anh'' auu
J. Hasetts brown geldng, mile heats, best three I'D hVe
An harness The weather was intensely cOld and not
over score Of people present TO witness the
which was uninterestng throughout, and not "ol'n'
detailed report. Red Rover was the fayore ~ ma
one befOrethe race, which he won III iOur ho"'S' N
taking the first. We give the
v.ox cor,,, Dec G1S%eepstales $50: mile heSs best
Sapse kss. 10 harness; o1lI
Dr. OPrs b z Red Rover.....s''''''''
Guers b. ~. Anba......,.'''''''''''' a
Nj. EV
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Tumor Of IL years growth Cured by Railways
ResolVent.
BEVERLY Mass. Jsly 10, 1903

BFVaRIN- Mas. July 10, Nty
DR RIpvaY TuBur 10 the and bowels
All th. doctor. belp for IT. Tired everything thai
was nothing bsprd your R'oIen an1
thought would t faith IN g. because bad suffered o
TWEIVR WARS bottle, Of The Rsovent boz o. Rad
wv Ps ADD Of your READY RELIEF and there 10
moi sgp OF m aud feel BETTER SMARTER.
happier have Tor 70 TIE worst tnor We Ten
ode this for the henebt Of
o'D''A " ~ HASNAH p. KNAPP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

While waiting for a Cough to go as 1t came,
ven are often laying the for Pulmonary Bronchial
Affection It better to get rid ola Cold by using that
remedy DR. D. JYSE which will the most stubborn
Cough and relieve you anxiety Sod
rySher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
IAnnouneemenul

THE KNOX HAT.--The Knox Hat is novel
and ots in form light durable appropriate 70 all weaer' No
.empert equal paid imported
Sseoo o. am articles tha; regarded as utterly
worthless BY fashionable The KNOB Fall style ito be admired al
Ne a2 Broadway IT, this season As heretofore uS tile
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P4SSRNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIvE2PO0Ln steamship CITY Of Antwerp, Dee st W
Humble and tvo children Mr. Daes Capt Crockett H. HueteTsn
Sweeuey Mrs Elizabeth MArwIck Miss Warwick h
Msrswcs Miss Dora Puro From HthfaI-Cspt ST. John ans
shaw and lady j. Crn and lady W j. Lewis aud adr
I. Muir, H. H. Base T. W. BeekmAn, ;. d. Mcdonald
Eeacomhe Dr. Muir Hon Dr. c. Topper, ArI A. C. Morton
~ rs, Member P. p
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


g,, cas-. ,s r.frt ~ hsdrda fsfsrer 5 four -st lsi
been disable, urdsf ptlncau' rs~us
no beushi L,Si the lstst
Durug ~ Suffering s@,cf from most rio
psn SPINE hs md bead Daring IL dsr' bsi heen Mt
tsr a attend Abrhnr Amer bal medical I'D from
various applet remedies # kud without oba
ng reiA hsppensd he cAsi RADHAl
kKADf RhLIkF ordered Immediately g. he strhtd AID tso
ubg mrss the The 10 the bead 5isp
psad and ah.r The Relief th, palm, %. spine
b, day that ssAbed ~ siieea 10
mv vork on the dAT.
s,usnF rapidly Of bs asuoo Of this gous remedy coup's
10 civ publicity 10 b. bshsfof sBsnug bumau
ou order that srfsruE DO
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