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and broken mirrors croekery of all sorts in bullying
saskets teacups without handles, brown teapots Nth
sut spoufs jugs with the lips OF, basins with p SeoI
Fraeked and crippled in the war Of domestic use w
make a splendid beginning for rechefoAt 49,
~ lric-s-brae for some embryo ViriWoSo' II - ~
had only once been china, instead Of the common ovt
delft Then there tumble-dOWn oul, aus ",etiycd
handles hOrSe hair sofas whose springs had bel ,t
from active business, starred dressing glasses ,rin
hang upright In their frames, but pesiSt W. of hts
pieces and odds aud ends which. though utter oTn
are dearly cherished mixed WIN I'i and are-irors
mad saucepsn and teakcttes with an l3Si ~ tnTn,ns
black upon them. 10 is 20 he hoeu e, it occupants
N sNaT sal
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REAL ESTATE.
Ngw.YoRN. Friday, July n, 1871.

NEW-YORR, Friday, July IT. I5II
johnson & Miller's sale of Flushing Lawn
lots adjourned from Wednesday, took place yesterday
The attendance large and the prices realized in adj
advance of those OF the first sale. The owners VIII oer
TO more lots az public sale but win close ont the re
mainder the popular $40 monthly payment plan De
tails OF property sold Will be found below.
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NOR SAIE-One of the finest RESIDENCES


ToGA-Tbe SUMMER residence OF the late Hon George Bgg
now terms to Tie purchaser ana POSSESSION VIII
be Civ immediately ,,y., -, % - &. .i...,., ...x
~ Continuing about % Of land within
@ ia rve pnRCpal hces and Springs The Dwelling
II Il 1910 built stone containing IL Too- Win large atc and
I r 6 condition The lanI under good state OF Guilt
vaon stocked With Tut and err'' he hees arc ID oueii anu
ul,bty Of outb1iIdings for stock and crops Ga.
MI "a WM NJ SOARING soN Real Estate Agents u and -
spnnsi or CHARLES bL'ks No. 40 reA
49, or to Mr.. BKIGas ON the PREMISE
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legal Noilres.

I'm pursuance of an order OF ROBEkI -.
HIr(NGs ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of hss os
hereby persons claims against -,
HILL fate CITY Of Neefek deceased 70 pfo.sni w. Hill
.a,eI, thereof Ia e yJh.efhsls the oacc Of WlLiAh
BERT no Pesnt IN the City Of Nc YORK on or "'' VIZ "
." IVY WILLIAM BuLBEkT, Bieeso 1 o.
MANY HUBERT, Barnes unaefh'u
kAHAu j. ROBINS. } deesA~d
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Clinical Gsiaie for Sale.

VNnNfuI V9IUIg IUI JNIE.
EHURCH and LISPENARD-STS.-CO
" -yacan, LOT for SALE cheap Apply r. L. HAZARD IT,,
10 Broadway
CWAMP PROPERTY-Two desirable LOTS
- FOR SALE. Apply NJ. A. rutland Co.. Beekmant, y. u
Wcsttheeter Countp Real estate for Sale
nor SALE-To close estate of Job Il. Car
Il penter Armonk Co.. ~ " containing 100 10
arabic land 30 acres raumge good two0ry house
wagon coahouse fruit ard excellent water pleasant
rondng,; waer churches 81 different demons
nations Apply EDWARD j. CARPENTER PleasanSe, West
chester Co. n. Y, or EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune OGce
EOR SALE-In Westchester County, in North
Castle Armonck. small FARM, about II good build
ng. good Inquire OF BLISS JAMES, J6 bIooMes
j. &. FERGUSON % the premises.
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ANOTHER REMOVAL.

The Board of Health recently ordered that
an ,oremcrts Nosssas and Sl5 West ThrtysiXth-st.
should be vacated, and the buildings 'nCrousy
cearsed These premises have long been In horribly
hltAy condition feyers and other contagious use'ses
49,, ,hroric tbcre As the tenants refused to remove
tion az the Sanitary Police compelled them 10
% 2csieriay TIE buildings Will be thofonghiy reno
Waited before the Sanitary Inspectors Will "o" '" ~
L.. -
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Com 9slan0 Real estate for Sale.

"
EOR SALE mt FLUSHlNG-A very complete
RESIDENCE 44I0 m0en with gas water furnace, laundry els
tern we'll Sc two highly improved ground high extended view
River Palisades Only six minutes walk from depot fu
particulars with JAMES B. PARSONS, - Finest
VNTOODCOCK SHO0TING.-FOr SALE, at
w Bdgehanpon Long Island hrsegosHsr Of mile from The de-
hearing OF tie Atlantic surf large wOstory
DWELLING perfectly built With wing double kitchens ououng.
laundry paved cellars stem-ndeed appointment Ibtre
is large and perfect gsTcn four Of meadow two OF pasture
and yourg oan all mae acres OF neh dark loan he place -
shaded he bad furnished from top TO bot
ready occupation and with Vaa coupe ho
grade Durham nils Of cos snd wood and hundred
There immoral nfueaee in the village II
and and This property exc e"
ngiy desirable for gentleman knows to shoot II N TIRE
woodek, npe ad dIs snoYuE
orr ole cost brs Newfoundland and Labrador pass
Bigehanron their gratons, and tie sport In Tie township Is IN
and in seasouabe weather untqlaltu
Address 5. w, Tribune Ohoe
tb - n0n FOR DUCK ISLAND, AZ acres
70 C.SFOO gravel beach fishing bahn aelny
road cheap LEWIS Sorbport L. l., VI O7 FToUst
Taslay afternoons.
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DEPARTURE or FOKEIGN MAILS.


SATURDAY. JrLf %.
Mails OT fu1ie QreensoSu Liverpool Der steamship
broOf ssl from Per No s. n R. eose u PostOHos At $50
n II Stton A. 7:f' 2. ri; j. i25 ,. H.. ed A
Ne sapPieuraisr Mail Steamship sails az 8
As for re German states Bremen. steamship sails
ben loot 0 ia rl-st. I0ioken. close the
ssios le1s d. 1850 No Supplementary Steam
shIp ssls ~ D N.
Gs for German States via SeIn .esmship Humboldt from
fd Me- ~ = r. close az the FoOhce s2 station A. ~
"a d. 1850 90. No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at -
o.
~ SUNDAY. JCLY o.
an hnis o today at irOoiock The Post06e open from
MONDAY. JULY "a.
sk % The Argentine Republic Brn sud S. Thomas siezHsb
haernsea IJn Pier No. - y. H., POtOmoe 3
O. N eteAnship SaiE at a..
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excursions.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
a. 61 Ss 93 @9 pH @ fA0 oSe o steam
leave Pier 80 ~ y2T,H EsT sy afternoon Sandy . :1o; ,.'
we SoI5 , avn fs ALT Ra IN leave the .aa5os,
Albany o'clock the arrival Of connecting trains from the
roa aPa & en be Obtained tn. onc on til. WHAT Dod
sT isssto5 Freight sc1si Sna
&0 ALBANY and TR0Y-Day-L line steam;
P vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW from ys.tIy,st at 81
Sact BY isry5cs cqHsn we.i Po Cornwall NeF6GIgh FoasA
on ' Ns and s1sbDS R s for SHARON SPRINGS 81 from
sN6S from o S %.
CHARON SPRINGS DIRECT.-The Day Line,
sharon spring By albany and s.qa,aus Railroad Drayaoo
Gsa az, SSl Albany 's .3i si ''
ALBANY AND TROY LINE.-The old, pop
o1ae" Sd az u Ss e w A's sd Sy ana 5
North Three elegant steamers COMPOSE this line leaving Pier 81 n ~
Albany and Troy Fare 50 cents via Troy boat
MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.
e1cepdon msrrsCa cescE landing at 3itss g. Yoatss
G G2s P Fs sa 5sSn iPa ME- s S S
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
IL ROsLYN landing whiesone Bsys Dock Great Neck Sands
ER' Nii PSs Pa S 15' 'T!
ssansl S daily fo ls
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT co. successors TO D. D;s 4 smiths Line
0nCe on HsrriseasI Pier No 81 49,, ,...-..
For PesI.L Mack YOnAer. FngesoO aye,i,.~ and 1ene
9RSs in the morning from above landings ar"li q Ns~1I
IV'HE MARY POWELL" from Vestry-st. at
@ dy %as9g 9su. innSs RS%ias aT sGni43 s
West Poa S:o5 colsnss ais arriving il SsT.Ycrt loss
SATURDAY AFTERNOON BOAT for CATS
- KILL; HUDSON. AMI CoXSACKlE h2d2g at NEW,hA AN
SATtRDAY July Steamboat sUSNYsIDE leaves Pier 0, r.,
Zoo; Spring st, ma o'closA ,.
FOR RONDO!,T, landing at COZzEN%SS.
f,TIe.,. InoMAs c9eSELL and JAMEsw BALDWIN leave
2 2koa SAFShIE is Per ao
efsPrns-st at p IN sa@riay' q, 2 ani $3.50 D. m
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
Providence, BOSTON. woRCEsTER,
c t TosT ISTt R. 20? 4s fRS SSfS2 80
Deck fare to BOSTON, 81 To- pRoXip b' ~ d..
and Prov worcester r. for sa1orisai ESs
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR Boston Worcester TtcSS1rs droon Juucou Lo~el
date psist. The pew aud sisDch steamers
CITY OF CITY hETi OF TIHAwarseE AMI ,. ,,.
.u v. Ssvyorl dali. srd. y,c At ~ Scots S S from
r, q SeI,S Rive. 'S o. f,a; a asd w.. VT,
for Il, ' SSSsr NOVEL s al %
For hss' eIe ant rates of freight .pPly he ofe Per 49,
S.e.iers oc: 10 1853.
EOR NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. AND the koRrh-rteaneo leave PseEsl9 or SsS
Haven . J5 ard II :. connecting VITA the Railroads
L'OR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on lIousl-
i tonic snA E,ugsas Earoais Fare 81 Ste'mtrs leave
Cshsriss slip u AMI !. midnight l,oadan excepted
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-TLe
new and beautiful steamboat AMEkCUS lrsves the o Of Mag
kesi EVERY AFTERNOON st $40 and Thr'gseyen's ' ;iS
oeock Returning. o'clock aad GrernNiea ~ -;
a. m.
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ DaE,T. The GRANITE STATE will leave Pcrktio
todsT AIT RsDAY March Cor Hartford and River 1sniEr IN,
old and popular in sanc paying all hills ia r Depart
m.ats The Csmpsnr o responsible o<snr.
wM. H. GOODsfBgD, m, IL IN. Y. sssmeoatC Co
EsvYsA, March .. lSL
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, Nos $40 AND $40 BRoApwAr,)
NEw.ioRK, July H. 1871 )
NOTICE-Purslant to the provisions OF sub
division Of section Of chapter 5 Laws Of 1871 the Board Of
governing Department OF Docks hereby gives notice
,bs The mans f the OF the City Of New
YORK determined upon by said Board we're on The 2t day april
1871 du adopted Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund and
turned to governing this Department with certificate OF such
I re- sed in The oce this Board and open public
Inspection daily between Of 10 and IL o'clock and that
from the said 2ith day Of April 8 no wharf pier bahea
basin dock slip wharf structure or saprsuciure eau DC @
suesd mon acL paus except accordance Herewith.
'F JOHN T. AGNEW,
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON @. HUNT, commissioners.
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD, ]
J GRzsvfIIR KANE, Secretary
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Passenger SI IoSave Enifa1to ' %
TRAINS LEAVE yEw-yoRK
For EevIIaven and Bnifor T. (Enl ll;SO m 23 thIh
'' For MoT sor Ffae Southport and wespo 1880,
i" fo 5;s scsj S: :a it, Es) 1850 nj ss @ EI ai
3 p, i ss s4} ,g ,r, %,
70, stanton s az I' t 4 N M i 'N'' w.
=; For T Grs; wa I'd Gie ella STAT sada 2s a''
SUNDAY Nal Train iaee YsvYos a7p. FOR
Boston, via both SPn co5 tsRI ii S TRANS
F For Boston Boston va S S I i sn M sP1 ny
For Hartford and SP5alei nj ;l . ard ~ ,,s
Hgans Bay WEXFORD arriving in lss' than eight
For Connecticut River Railroad Il5 Montreal
For ar SSi 9a Fls Eai9.s Is;Is M,
For Shore Line RsilSay at p m 70 Nof"eh au r'0S' NO.
For scv.isyen aai yosa Railroad M to North
Fof Midictoru and wim,ne Railroad lair LOo,s
a. For % r IIos y 4 Railroad q, IN and ?.
For For 6 s15aT1 and Sof1a Raos
For HeTCans,n RsiSa a. m is 40 9Pa ' spi , to Sun
d.y Mail either Line DnwnsrOon Car attached to '0es
:ss s Il. ssGs is iy III; Ise
a' an. SSP Fousss .O At o6cs. eSyo r,psr Co
sE s,,G es tS5 Sss can have their & ao ssp
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
.. ~ Chicago AID Montreal EIpre,s.
1875 s H sSrs cscg Express. ,, train Wit, Dn-ns
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
SIS -' m ,G ssI,tsg as spsc, rspft's
Montreal Express Sleeng from Nesiofk 70 81 Adams
", Fnl Pseae EIPTes', with SeeagNa's for wserO~D
81 ~ second Pses: EsPfes With slpissa q, ROss's,,r
ross for T. Louis va Te sai Iaa'Pod TI
"iI S f res al ami Tr stps with thrOash seepnse
p. IEaison Special irlin
$40 N a mud Ri ~ SIS ssa S:s % Pss.l
$50 7.ic s:d; and 10 as 5:iO, $40 and sO
SUNDAY Wsy rrsiu.-s9o. M and p yonleu speeas.a,
Ssw.Yors June 20 lSiL
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DbsBRoSskSsr add from TOO, OF
at $50 sad $40 1850 400 s.. $50. - sao ~ ~ 5sat
wasaSsos T d TE EST is B.ssr
sisr for THE SOUTH AND soUIIiWnst, 80 go an H.
through ype6Sss SiiSoe change Pos '1 wEsT We
PeOnsvasis Rsrod-s:1o and = Silver P.ses .s arc
Chicago without CHANGE silver Palace are ,rIeSsd the =
p daily si tbast to Pittsburgh CnennA, L.'l,slns So
ss.,t Cortlsads,. sGl q, Bre.a..r pnyl ,s
f,w. RANKiN. Gen. Pas. Agt T. W. "a. "os' sSps
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
The oolv doatle tack Railroad on Long Ishss.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Coumesug MONDAY Nay IS Lii' NON Roosevelt AMI Grandk
s:ooG H. Msl nr p.ichosas, connecting at Babylon
ett 'ai and at PA'ehogue by stage iss B,epss and
neo a. no.. Ress.s.y EIcnrlou
icOJ a. nl, Accommodation for Dabyloa.
r. E,Pr, Tor Psiehogae, connection Bsaylon kyFN
,sAad sad f'n PseS'sae BY stage %. SsespOa aSd h's
a., p. M pacAosas Accompoia,.ea.
$3.50 p M Bs',le .ecommodaton
ESQ p m. Aernex Accommodation.
Tie $50 d .nd $780, i;1o aud 70 s eessset u
vsne stean for nsinpse.i ar Reetawsy
Fer fer,her psr;iculas see time sahM
'Ihs uss VII Commence running JalJ l, lg7l
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Gutlion Sales of Real estate.
Real estate TO Gxrhanee.

Two EXCHANGE for New-YOrk or Brooklyn
property at Pesksk the HUDSON elegant RHSDbN vi
orhugs; y acres land fruit shade and fancy beau1zl
lawn all order and immediate occupation Inquire OF the
owner d. 5. PAIGE, Spring and Neststs
ITO EXCHANGE-HOUSE and LOT in the
Il CITY for a good Also HOUSES the City for
FARMS Apply WIN FiTLSiMM0Ss. 2i8 Ea Thirteht N 4
WANTED, in Harlem, 3-stOry brown stone
w HOUSE. In exchange for COUNTRY SEAT in Jamaica L. l.
Price $1,000 NJ. A. rutland Co., Beekmmst., N Y
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COuMTRYHOMES

THE CENTRALN j. LAND IMPROVEMENT co OFFER FOR
sAIR on the Central r. r. Of ~ j. HOUSES ans LOTS
IAED bv the blocks, mostly aionA The advantages
orelence viii be and more appTe
eed as the Company LAYING additional tracks to Sonev
irving greater facilities for passenger trains Apply A. hOih'
llg Liberyst.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ssI l7 Sun 722 Moon 1917
sshJ H00t Al IL 80 He'd Gate 1913
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Gotele.
DoGr0 an6 Rooms.

NEAR CENTRAL PARK.-Furnished rooms,
~ l,re and small with without board in welocael brown
stone house Seventy St. references beng satisfactory
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
n ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.
Passenger Station NewYOt Of TweT tyeutht and
IonfhsYe. Entrance Twenty seyeltlSt
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IL ANSAS LANBS.-SOme OF the finest and
IN mod urouer LANDS IN magnificent State IRON ~ 70 40
Der acre Terns very lbersl Apply to JAMES PAhSoSs
1.ss
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CpIFNDID BIJILDING LOTS at Westport,
- Can 10 t SOLD AZ Exchange tslesroom No III
DrsadSsy New York THURSDAY JulJ a. lSl a. " oeoel-
THRgg hLBKDID PARE EBS Of - acres ana acres near
bge ssssaitek and saussoek Bay WIN rgs s
e mast aesbe n'ss of ph
United ktAies Maps ADD Phoioyhpllc We.
r staIos No. n CsdsTsl, A. j. bLkkCAkh hoHn Va
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Countrn Real Gsinie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM in Maryland will be
"A SOLD at public sale Ekon, Maryland on IQkhDAl Aug
al O'clock contains icres Horthast River ~ miles
& Cessnake Bay and feeding grounds celebrated Canvas Back
Duks Game and very abundant fine Mansion two miles nom
o depo line between Newiok anl Washington sCuh
NC slsud Fruit aud Offers extraordinary advantages Tor
Fishing SHOOTING anu i''D'"s '''' w j. JONES Trustee.
12gO train from Corandt Ferry reaches Ekton at no
change Of ears
NOR SALE, on easy terms-A No. FARM,
located in Saline Comfy No. miles from WaeI ana Twelve
from Browusle Wayery shipping point on the Missouri RIVER
d Rropsye IA on railroad that will be IN operation TINS ran In
% coutenence beath and beauty Of scenery this place unsur
ns. The buildings plain the fencing good the nut cnoce ana
iuclose OF when
he,e are 30 acres timber IL well Tatre having on ~
zen, snring thai fail IL adapted TO the growth OF AT nds
% ass and hemp would make most excellent stock and
day arm sboud three wish buy IN the same oca
~ Il can he divided axe three good arms Pnce 20 per
crc onesnh down payments TO u the purchaser WISH
90 brse beipg Clergyman have for farm and nd tue
~ binnnce ministerial work Those wishing To buy can
address the Rev O. BULKLEY, Jefferson City, No.
NOR SALE-One of the finest RESIDENCES
In Ire beautiful City Monroe Mich with acres Of land located
m 49,, est ground overlooking the city honrsing Vine
ins If vine good orchard Of grated fruit aQpe peaTs peaches
s crr and u Az kinds Of small fruits The Ious
sefu ARA planted with shrubteryt hedges ana forest sa
80 r Iou convenient together with The ontbulngs
are All I'm perfect Monroe unsurpassed by any c an tue west
Tor health beauty location aud eiuoatena facilities l properly
viii e sd og price, aud to Que desiring beau qlet
home and 10 make paving investment this Is r opportunity foI
foil particulars, sIPJ peron W O., oy ~''ef 'oo' ih'
Co Real Estate Agents Detroit hieh
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Hlaehinerp.

DOILERS-Safe and economical, Sectional
poes water Ia dues Tie common Tubular, outside Of
fue. PLAN q, finders, Tanks, Pans and pges'ors No.,
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Dream 6tcnmer5.

TT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at o'clock D. r precisely,
from Pier No. 4, North River. -,
COLUMBIA Capt. H. Van 6ice.. ~
MELVILLE Capt Thos II. Morton. .........Aa flst
MORO CASTLE, Capt r. Adams We Hanaul'' .Aasa't !"
j" '"h"' " F's' Wy" W No 3 Boginggeen.
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do not wish to inform you, reader, that Dr
Wonderful, or any other man, has discoyerel
remedy that cures consumption, when the
lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether Of mind, body or estate make
men live forever, and leave death TO play Tor
want of work, and is designed to make our sub
lunary sphere a blissful Paradise, to which
Heaven itself shall be but q side show You
have heard enough of that kind OF humbuggery.
But when tell you that DR. Sages Catarrh
Remedy will positively cure the worst cases OF
Catamh in the Head. / only assert that which
thousands can testify to / will pay $500 Reward
for a case that ! cannot cure pamphlet
giving symptoms and other information sent
free to any address, This remedy is
SOLD by MOST DRUGGISTS in ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price 50 cents. Send by mail, postpaid on lc-
ceipt Of sixty cents, or four packages for two
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that my private Stamp, which is positive guar
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as DR.. Sage am the only man now living
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and never travel to sell this medicine.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ, D.
1873 Seneca street. Buffalo, n y
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DODD'S
NEF2VfNE

HAS RELIEVED THOUSANDS. OF
Cough, Cold, Fever, Ague, Headache, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia with loss of appetite, DiarhGa,
Constipation Slccpessness, all Nervous afcc-
tons, Female Weaknesses, &c. Price 81
See recommendations with each bottle.
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS
We have sold DoDD's NERvGNE for the las
six years and can truthfully say it has given
entire satisfaction in Every Instance, so far as
we know. During the last year we have sold
OVER NINETEEN THOUSAND bottles, and con.
slider its immense sale sufficient proof Of its
reliability. GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Boston. Sold by al
Druggists. liwl
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Day Express IRAN leaves Concord at 1893 a,
M ana Acc9nmoqauon ram at lo:4O
AM for Mhile RiyerJuneton conneclInSWllh
tram Tor Wen kIyGr, st. JohnsbW}, Barton,
Newport, " IIQUghoy m" MaSos lakes stan
stead, Bath, IIttIc!on Lancaster, ana the
Nn'te ana Irancolna M2qntomS', Aiso' WIN
iralns lor Montpelier ManSiich Mountain,
burlington, ST. Adams, ltoMsc foin'' Mon
uGaI, OSdemsOuiSn, ana inc west
bRlSI0l ! RAlH leaves Concord at o.|' p. NJ"
Tor =, raltNlNi ana brIIIoi,
ENENlNG LMrRESS RAIN leaves concord al
o,52 p, NJ, ior Rlle hNer junction CONNECTING
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