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An Elegant HnirdrcssiuG-Chesa.fe. Life,
for the HAIR The only article in the wsrd Known to re-
hair 70 Its original color; by phys
Sold by druggists, fancy geda Sealers and hair
dreaa r -
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A Gcnnne Weather Strip like ROebpckf
makes apy house storm proof IS Fulton street
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Every Genuine Bottle Of Congrcss Water
has large C raised upon the glass None genuine sold
draualht Depot, ~ Chambers street.
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teiss being carried out BELTS nation the ude q
travel ng hi.her crowds tho nhab.aas o.
Transatlantic countries.
ELIGIBILITY AND MsANs or COMMUNICATION
The Palace Wi, bs situated below the centre tho ISLAND
only block from Central Park The New York
Central and Hudson River Railroads. Harlem New
York and New Haven Railroads. viii all have depot The
Madison Avenue Railroad Tho Second Avenue
Railroad only distant The East river only lSOO
feet No other spot on the island s so central and
easily reached BY tho people OF Brooklyn and New
York.
TaE soGRoss Yof 81 isAoSoxs ARE-Rsu.. sn..ne. foo
.nsc q Fee 3. o. q a9s
per .asars . re foo . equal a. 70 sasoo
Hs
ssas. es.ss
Each VIII Be required 70 pay for the following
Tsa, jsaels year
sn0 ''r &sfssS5xrlTUIxtil65sis' sfs5x ss''s''''a
9 s.s,sss y r. :fssSs US ssss asS.
dA' water heat janlors and police. SliO Sssaooo
E;,%.:a ;ssS .,s sinking an
s:si%ssd receipt: are below Tho receipt: y similar
enerpres and the expenses onehrd greater than
been including their purchases OF "Fino
curious machinery and ouriQAtes.
The upper Of the building will be gallery,
skylisht opening through the top
x $3.50 feet, or two row. o. psnsnss which viii ave
paintings.
The story from top will be given free 70 artists
studios space OF may be needed. and lib
rary Will be included such door. ~
There will be four at each corner OF tho
building
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Az Rupture Is Carse and DR.. Sherman's
remedies are guarantee consult him at his oce Ss7
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Mere simply slsokers-on In Vienna" when ar
rested they must remember that they were
found In very bad company. and encouraging
very disgusting and unlawful exhibition The
lesson may do them good. New York is not
wanting In manly sports. We have horse
raoing, yacht races, base ball and billiard
matches IN abundance-sports In which gem
tlsmen oaa participate. There is no excuse,
Wherefore, for the brutal and demoralizpg
excitement Of the dog pit.
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A.-Espcnschcidss Leading Dress Hat for the
winter the most chaste dqsngue and elegapk spscmsns
q SIX nat vs. gave SnaSSssriUk AZ sisUk sxFfa . A
26l Broadway, Murray a.
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A Considerations 0mmendallon.
"DR J. A. SHERMAN
II In sympathy with you in your method Of treating
rupture. "HENRY WARD BEECHER."
DR.. SHERMAN'S appliance and compound IL the only
guarantee rupture discovered Office 68 Broadway
corner Fourth street.
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COrns, BuUions, Enlarged Joints and All
Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARtE 760 Broad
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| DR.. E. r. Milier's New and Improved Turk.
ish Baths Al West Twenty sixth street, just opened.
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A.-F. Booss, No. 440 Broadway, Retwoe1
Howard and Grand streets, oners for the seIt sny
Seal and Astraosn Saoques. Sleigh Robes &c.
ricy, and a. . specially his patented "Le Cant Mu0]
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Electricity for the Speedy Cure Of Disease
applied by DIR. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth st.
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te Of the New Crystal Palace.

Site Of the New Crystal Palace.
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY have pur
large tract of land In the upper Of tho city,
tending from to o2d street and from Third to
Fourth for the purpose of erecting thereon Palace
Industry All Nations The tract embraces W. acres,
and is uncut by any streets. y
One of the mos. credtabe passed by Lssla
,ure of the State the act tho
industrial Exhibition Comp psny OF Kew York
Section four Of " explains the objects of the com,
pany;-.
SECTION w. The said corporation Is hereby authorized to
and hold such real aa may be necessary and
to thereon buildings may be necessary for
the maintenance and carrying of the business of exhibit
Ing tho products goods wares ng merchandise machinery
mechanical inventions and improvements Of every nature.
name and kind and such usually exhibited fairs,
and to pay exhibitors therein such prizes and
medals sns hgpesry distinctions as they shall deem P
per; and to lease, let stalls. stands and
place. in said building or Duldluss p5n such terms and
conditions as the Board of Directors shall deem best for tho
interests Of said Company the promotiouof science
art, commerce and literature and the said Company is
hereby further authorized construct studios and picture
galleries. and exhibit therein paintings statuary Of
any xn and to buy and sell such paintings and
sauary and such prizes the creation OF tho
same Of Directors may proper gen.
orally said Corporation shall have ths power TO AIRY on Ito
said buildings erected for the purposes hsrsnbsors
"
toned a. legal proper busnesA An. sld Corporation
is hereby further authorized purchase and hold by g,
subject TO all provisions Of relating as..s. and ss
quest :, las. viii and s....n, grant q conveyance.
;:s'; 81 alsss.; ;a;;: siss :ss ). necessary
r@afu for carrying the bu.sness hereby authorized 10
be carried on by said Corporation
sIcrfcS VII. Tho building to be erected shall be Gre
'''''. ,IMP0KrANr TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Sn 10 1ss o Fl @
ZIG: beyond the amount Of the capital stock held and owned
tSs privileges tha. was right for tho state Of Now
S. y grant % corporation have been In Its charter grant
Mnow rssis With Ii. people to complete this work
hs centre G ps soun1 aDs n great New
Seventeen years ago Crystal Palace was opened Now
That palace toy compared with this and the
with New York OF to-day.
II estimated that New York received benefit from At
enterprise Of less than forty millions Of dollars.
STATISTICS.
INopy Asx or THE POPULATION or THE UNITED STATES
ASp ~ ~ ~ Iy,sn s,sns IN IN sso lels5s
popmston of The United Ststes in 1870. 4O0O000y
Population Of New York city, 1880 5!oDU
Population York city, 1870 l,Os55So
No Of miles Of railroads In 1850 1sSoo
No. OF miles of railroads Ia ls70 U,A's
In 1860 the United states was by Europe regarded
secondary Power. In 1870 appreciated ~ leading gov
ernn,cnt.
the fashion for Americans 70 vIsIt Europe Ths On
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DIR. RmsseIEs Great English Cure for Cont
and Rheumatism sure and reliable s Agency Great
=, ",
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Gold Pens.
FOLEYS fine Gold Pens and Pencils.
Factory and Salesrooms 256 Broadway.
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During My Use of Trusscs MY Rapture
grew worse. when adopted DIR. sHERMAN's GUA3AN-
TEE RUPTURE CURATfvES got better. Dn Ehermans
Office, 6T Broadway. Consultation free.
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A Card.-Ti0nny &c Co.,
UNION SQUARE,
having their nv soze now oasr their entire
Importation for the Hdays Selected expressly their
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Henry Ward Beecher Writes to DR.. ssher.
MAN:-.sI am in sympathy with you your me bod Of
treating rupture" Dr sHERMAN'S GUARANTEE RUP-,
TURE Gu RE, 67 Broadway. Consultation free
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ThamIkssiving Day.-Ladies and Gents, n
you wish Boots and Shoes pAtronizs MILLER Co., No.
Union square.
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Trusses, Bandagcs, &c.--sec!ey's Hard
Rubber Truss best made known. EsAbishmont No.
Ann street, Now York opposite Herald building.
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The Popular Verdict In Regard to the
Guanaco Umbrellas TO- they are unexcspAd and stand un-
rivsllod.
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Trusses.-Radlcal euro Trusses Arc Inuusi.
tora implements to the ruptured outAwed
sold by old humbug d0dgerH who gull the
nate who do not stop 70 think Dr. SIiERMANS method
cures wtnoub PAIN ConsunAuoD free at his Office os7
/ -
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What Shall tho Huptured DO e-Avcid
trusses, consult Dr. SHERMAN Obtain h,n 0Jh hNPtr
OURATIvES OQcc 50 Brgadwar.
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Many Rupturcd Persons Are Esc,
use OF tr,isses IN adopting Dr. SHERNAs pn4 the
QEKATIyE: U: sAls. ssI Pr0ad-.y GUARANTEES
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Trusses Never euro Rupture.-They, by
hard pressure injure the parts Dr. SHERMANs
remedies cure. onlce 6N Broadway.
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Hon. GERHIT SMITH, PeterborO
HON Hon. 81 sAssoeD II osKSAsc {. ch5R5E, SSsfp Albion
SSyEHss5At sAsh s:::ss s:s.s. :.'
~ H$HSSS Il 4 1i: ;;sss
Shares, Sloo each 20 per cent first instalment
Y q The
Exhibition Company odice Of the Company.
A Card.-Tinnny & Co.,
UNION SQUARE.
Aav,ns ~ s.ose. now oasr their entire
Importation for Haays Selected expressly for their
opening.
A.-Espcnschcid's Leading Dress Hat for the
ss' s;nlSs 81
25I BroadwaS. corner Murray strsae
Gs9S"s len ss:. Mssssss s.s s.a s .
Az. Boe... No: 4A9 Rroaawsy, Retwee.
days an elegant assortment q LadIes and F
An Eles.n. Halrdre.-las-CA -CAs..ssr,. LILO
y s x z
FsmsSss are cure consult him at his ooe S
'fo@uwy ~
Al Rupt-.ecd Persons Are Peevishs They
% r. II: q @ sssss
hsE sfi q
Considerations Recomme mendallon. .
.us Il IN ia sympathy wi" Il y%zED as'sGa asfss
Pr: sHERMAN's appliance and compound +. the only
corner Fourth street.
Bachelors Hair Oye.-The Best In tho
v.Ss wss Fs ny sead ays harmless r'o na
Finest best n.iins. Factory la4S broadway
C..n E."on 5sS,s ssS Al
way.
DIR. E. r. DIiIIer's New and Improved Turk.
ish Baths Al West rwensy-slxth street, just opened
and Rheamasm sure and reliable I Agency Great
W. s.Sa -sa-l-s-ss-.-------.-a-- 81.
H":;%s % R:s e +asif sss
office, 6T Broadway. Consultation free
----
Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress Water
has large "C the glass. None genuine sold
draught Depot, "a Chambers street.
applied ty Dr. chAMBERLIS. No. West Fourteenth St.
FoLEY's ane Gold Pen. and Pencils;
Factory and salesrooms 2s6 Broadway.
Henry Ward Beecher Writes to DR.. Sher-
ann n '%pashHg p TH auXRaNTsE suP
TURE Cur 6N Broadway Consultation free. a. =
ssy .sssa. rsr'saE g. Ass
VySANE!yEs VyNE'5 =; ssssl =! s.9.'-.y. : GUARANTEES
Mrs. wiSsigw'. seR.s,,s. .,,... syrup For Children
Be. and :atss. ssa sassy e e X iSs = world a.<4
Ro7., Hnvaasa ESf;siy. .EssppIfi If fi:as. siary de-
s'Tss s' T s fs'f Is s
- Ms: ;.s s.ss :4. n:: e.
proper .ms me- ., ins enjoy sss fs.ss:
.;s Ss.. Ing sss:: ZEE
The Rs..I:r Verdict !. E.S:ss to the
.rs. m.s: Hsrs
Hns .s a. New YerR os oSee.. sans
Tru..e. Never We've, -! Cure .;. Rnp.are;-yssy, By
remedies 0nlce 697 Broadway.
Trusses.-Radicai euro Trusses Arc Iuqn,si.
!orial implements 70 the ruptursd ouawed
who do not stop TO think. DR.. SIiERMAN'S mc,h,d
without pain. Consultation FREQ ct hls Office
Broadway.
sS:::. consult n: syiERxi.N. Obtain hi. aUsRnNfs
OURATIvES. OGec @ Brgadwar.
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PARIS.
Ie leGaaM TO THE NEW YOGX HEnALD.

.,,,..i = sc. .sss-ye t,;,s.@'
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nksstving.-AIi Whe B.y Their Hats at
KNOX'S ZIG Broadway, Of Fulton street.
proper frame OF mind 70 enjoy the festivities Of To-day for
nothing to thorough content tan the
sesson OF KNOX'S elegant fsbrIcs Buy Of hs
Hats and give thanks
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THE BRIDGE.


OFFICE Of THE KAN. & Mo. BRIDGE Co. !
LEAvENwoRTH, Sept "a, 1870. !
To The Ediior OF The Times:
A very severe and exceedingly satisfactory
test was had las Thursday Of the stability of
the iron columns used for the substruction Of
our bridge, which should be recorded.
While the Submarine No. IA was engaged
taking up the anchors in the river, at point
about hundred yards above the column
which has just been sunk for Pier No. !, her
holdings gave way and she drifted, with the
whole force of the current broadside, against
the column. Although the timbers Of the
boat were seriously bruised by this heavy
blow, the column was not injured, and not
even moved in the least.
This column now stands alone, and is not
yet filled with masonry, and at the time Of
the accident had heavy barge anchored to
it. If in this unfinished condition it was not
affected by one of the heaviest boats on the
Missouri River, striking it in the manner de-
scribed, some idea of the stability Of these
iron piers can be formed, when it is known
that each pier will consist of three of these
columns filled with masonry, and all firmly
braced and tied together.
w. w. WRIGHT, Ensineer-in-C Chief
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican County Convention will be held in
the City Of Leavcnworth on October 18th, at II m.
in Turner Hail. for the nomination Of the following
officers:
County Attorney, Probate Judge, District Clerk,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction and three
Senators.
The primary meetings will lie held at the follow
ing places for the election Of delegates and alter
mates: On the 9th day Of October, 1870, in the
Townships at p m, and in the Wards at p NJ
Polls TO be open two hours at least.
First Ward-At Chris. Staiber's.'
Second Ward-At Harmony Hall.
Third Ward-At Latta's Building.
Fourth Ward-At Turner Hall
KickapoO Township-At Cody's Precinct
Delaware Township-At SPecr's School House
Easton Township-At Rupp's mill.
Alexandria ow nshiP-At Sprinsdal..
Tonganoxie Townshp-At the School House in
Tonganoxie.
High Prairie Township-A Prairie School House.
Reno Township-At Reno.
Sherman Township-At Jcweti's.
Paramount Townshp-At Paramount Station.
The following are the number Of delegates d
which each Township and Ward is entitled:
First Ward, z; Second Ward, 4; Third Ward, 5
Fourth Ward, Z; Kickapoo, ,; Easton, 2; High
Prairie, 2; Stranger, 2; Paramount, 1; Sherman,
1; Reno, I; Tonganoxic, 2; Alexandria, .; Della
ware, 2.
1t is recommended by the Central Committee that
each primary meeting elect Central Committee fol
the ensuing year, and that the Convention choose
Central County Committee Of at least one from each
Ward and Township.
II is also recommended that the primary meeting
nominate candidates for members OF the Legisla-
turc, where the Representative District is composed
of one Township, and that Districts composed o
more than one Township select their own time and
mode Of nominating.
II is also recommended that the voting he rirt
rocs and that proxies be adnitsei.
JOHN SCIIorT, Chairman.
T.. W. il. MOORE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An medical men are agreed that sa-aparilla il
The most eeient Of all the Alternatives derived ftoa
The vegetable kingdom, and the Iodidc Of Potassium
the u.ost powerful Of al those obtained from the
mineral world, and al Who have had any large elm
el experseuee are satisfied that either Of these sib
stances increases and intensi6es the power Of the
,xA.,. The Potash ausments the activity OF the
Ssruaparilla, and this in is turn aids immensely
to the virtues II the Potash Together, In the com
b;u.tiou Of Edward wilders SarsaParilla and Pot
,sh. they constitute the most PUs'ns5t lDDd Pvi-
A., and CS.ssssss;osai Auyatire used. No dis
ease or affection which depends on imPurity Of the
Hood can resist its aetion. Such is the confidence
in IL that exre is gsarusasd in every case where
the directions are followed in any Of the following
diseases: Scrofula in all its mlltitudinous 6rns,
Ills or venereal Disease, Scrofulous Sore Eyes,
Glanaular Swellings Of the Neck or elsewhere,
letter, Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers Of every kind,
Pimples ON the Face, Rnsworu,, Sesld Head. Fall
ing of the Hair AlloSsria, White Swelling, Ague
Cake, Chronic Erysipelas, poPsy, &c. This med
icine has affected the most wonderful cures. s.
much 80, that now the most eminent physicians in
the world are prescribing it in their daily Practiec
They know its worth. Now is the season Of th'
wear when your system requires an Alternative med
icinc Then get this at once ''-+'
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Constipation, Fhtulcnce Inward Piles, Fulln"Ss al
Elood To- the Head, Acility "f the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust for
Fu.i, Fullncss or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour
Quotations, sinking
Fluitering ut the Pit of the stem
aeh, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried ar
Difficult lsr-athng Flutterins at the Heart ChDk-
Ing or sutforatins Sensations when in = y
ing Posture, DimneSs of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of Fer
spiration, YeliowncSs of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Si'ie, Back, Chest,
Limbs etc Sudden Flushc> oi Heat Burning in the
FLESH Constant Ima.inincs If Evil, and Great i'-
preston of Sprits-al indicate disease Of the Liver
or digestive organs, combined with impure hi'"d
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Nm Tax to ;,: .sSc~>cS: On Sales Of
Wholesale Dealers after October list.
lSsO-Sair~ eft Tobacco. Spirits. and
Wines slit liable 10 HaN.
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GOYAM.
The Shaw nee Camp Meeting.

The Neosho Valley Register says Of the
great camp meeting in progress in that
vicinity:
The attendance at the Shawnee Camp
Meeting, OIL Sunday last, was very large.
Upon the arrival of the magnificent excur-
sion train, made up at Lawrence, Baldwin
CITY, Ottawa and Garnet, it was estimated
that there were at least G, 200 persons on the
ground, and including the delegation from
lola, the vast concOurse of devoted worship
ers was increased to six thousand and one.
The Ottawa excursion train, under charge OF
Mai. Peck, of Lawrence, was the largest ex-
cursion train ever known in the State. 1t
was composed of ten magnificent coaches,
with seven hundred passengers. Weimasine
this was something of an Improvement on
the manner of "goin to meetin, in the days
of "Auld Lang Syne."
We understand that the Missouri Valley
Camp Meeting Association own about seven
| acres of the beautiful grove where the meet
ing was held, and that they propose to en-
close the same and use it as a permanent
| camp ground. In addition to the numerous
tents Surrounding the grounds it is proposed
to build huge wigwan capable of accom-
modating an audience of 4, 600 persons. The
| meeting has been conducted with much zeal
and earnestncss and it is still in progress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Half Alive,


1t is sad thing TO pass through life only half
alive Yet there arc thousands whose habitual
condition is one Of languor and debility. They
complain OF no specific disease; they suffer no pos
tive pain, but they have no relish for anything
which affords mental scnsuous pleasure 10 their
more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out of ten this state Of lastude and
to,por arisc, from a morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy Of both mind and body. When
tho waste Of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation Of the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what docs common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression? The system
needs rou,ns and strengthening; not merely for au
hour or two TO sink afterward into more pitiable
condition than ever, las it assuredy would do if an
ordinary alcoholic stimulant resorted toy, but
radically and permanently.
How IS the desirable object TO be accomplished?
The answer to this question, founded ON the un-
varying experience Of quarter Of a century, is
easily gwen. Infusc new vigor into the digestive
organs by a course OF Hostetter's Stomach Eiiters
Do not waste time in administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by recuperatins
the fountain-head Of physical strength and energy
the great organ upon which all the other organs de-
PEND for their nurture aud support.
By the tame that dozen doses Of the great vese-
table tonic and invigorant have been taken, the
feeble frame Of the dyspeptic will begin to feel its
benign influence. Appetite will be created, and
with appetite the capacity 10 digest what it Graves
Perseverc until the cure lie complete-until health
full b.od ct to be the material Of flesh and muscle,
bcne snd nerve, and brain, flows through the
channels Of circulation, instead Of the wa;e>y
pabulum with which they have heretofore bee IN
| 7 ersectly nourished. tu-th-sat&y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES A. COWLES,
a torn cy at a~
Special attention given to Patent Law.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS SOLICITED.
p6-Ohicc 50 Washington St.16e
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
ianoGlSwll
S3 WATCH - WATCH !!
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch Co.
HAVE APPOINTED
J. F. WILLIAMS B CO., Jewellers,
56l Broadway, New York.
H11n e. fopt hA q

And have authorized them to sell their great En-
EEKA ALUMINIUM GOLD WATCHES for THREE DOL
LARS, and to warrant each aud every one to keep
correct time for one year. This Watch We Suaran-
tee be the hest and cheapest that IS
now in use in any part Of the globe The works are
in doubIc-cascs, Ladies' and Gents size, and are
beautifully chased The made Of the metal
now Sd widely known in Europe as Aluminium
Gold 1t has the exact color Of Gold, which it al
WAYS retans it will stand the test 81 the strongest
acids; no tell il from Gold only by weight,
the Aluminium Gold being One-fourtb lighter. The
works are all made by machiner, the same n the
wcll-known American Watch. The Aluminium is
a cheap metal hence afford to sell the Watch
for So and ms Ike small profit. We pack the Watch
safely in small box and send it ~ mail to any part
Of the United States ON receipt Of s.. %; fifty cents
sor packing and postage. \ key is sent free with
each Watch. Money should he sent by Post Office
Moaey Order in Registered Letter. Address
all orders and communication to
J. +. WILLIAMS Il CO., Jewellers,
81 Broadway, New York.
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Cor. Main and S

DIR. PIERcE's Alt. Ext or Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is not fancy drink made of
poor poisonous strychnine whiskey, proof
spirits and refuse liquors, spiccd and sweet
ened to please the taste and lead topers on to
ruin, as are the so-callcd "Bitters" of the
day. 1t is pure medicinal extrac, of ma
tive roots and herbs, and is Tspcedy, safe
and sure remedy for all severe, acute and
lingering coughs, loss of appetite, oliver
Complaint" or "Billousness," and Constipa-
ton of the Bowels. Nothing equals it fOr
purifying the blood and curing Pimples,
Blorches, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, E.ysiPe:
las, Scrofulous and all skin diseases. Sold
by druggists. d&w
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There is no such medicine for the diseases for
which il is recommended rs Edward Wilder Stom-
ach Bitter.. 1t is positively asserted that they are
altogether unequallc,l rAey are absolutely infal-
liblc il used According To directions, in Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Intermittent Fever, Liver Complaint,
Collie and Flux. They are tonic. They are en-
inently an alternative. They are superior to all
other medicines as an appetizer. They invig"rate
the enfeebled stomach, and revive the overweight
SYSTEM They add new power to the weakened
heart, and sustain the overtaxei brain. Besides
being superior to- they unlike, all other Filters,
in having Cor their base pure coPper-distle'l Bour-
hon whiskey. This fact alone has given them 4
character in the city where they are made, and
mus, commend thep to the lovers of1hs good and
the genuine every where, To the anxious mother
weighed dox with family cares, :" the merchant,
exhausted by the harrass Of business, to the dys-
pcptc, to him who suffers from constipation to th'
victim of ux or collie debility these Hters ollie
spcc,iy and never falling relief. Try them.
YOU take them once, YOU will never after bc without
them in your house