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Saturday, june Goth, A. D. 1s7s,

at one o'clock, p. m OF said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenemenis, to-wit:
Situate In the city OF Warren, in said coun-
" and State. and being part Of Lot on the
north side OF South street, and west Of Main
street between thai and Franglin ALLEY,
and being the lot on which stands the cas-
terly house Of the three sisters. and is boun-
ded east by the lot Of Owen Moser, moth
by the north line Of lot 6. west bY line of the
lot next west, and south by South Street.
and being about 46 feet in width, and the
west line Of which runs 10 inches west of
said house.
Appraised at $3.50. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Once, Warren, o.. May ~, IST2-5t
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EUntil farther notice, there win be an
examination OF teachers at the High School
building in Warren. on the frst Saturday OF
that during the months OF April and Sep
tember. there viii be an examination on
each succeeding saturday, as follows -
First Saturday, Payneis Corners: second,
Johnston; third, Bristol: fourth, Warren
Notice is hereby given OF the adoption of the
following rule. which viii be strictly adhered
to: AL certificates hereafter granted by
this Board. shall be dated on the day OF
Examination, except that in special cases
Tor good reason, certificates may be dated
back, bat in no case beyond the date OF the
previous examination,
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. p. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren. o, Feb. Z. ls72-lyr.
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HERTFF'S SALE.
~ The State OF Ohio. Tumbu1 County, IS
o. G. Pearson, ! In Trumbull Com
VS. mon Pleas.
John C. McLain.
By virtue of an Execution VS.. Defendant
issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of
TrumbnIl County. Ohie, in the above NAMED
case. to me directed and delivered, have
levied upon and shall expose to public sale,
in the city Of Warren. Ohio. on
Saturday, June 1St, 1879,
at ten O'Clock. a. m. OF said day, and con-
tinue from time 70 time until the following
described personal property is sold, or as
much thereof as will satisfy judgment. in
terest original and increases, costs in the
above named case, u-wit: The stock OF
Boots. Shoes, Lesther. 6c., &C.. now In store
room on Main Street, Warren, Ohio, now
occupied by John c. McLain.
Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Once. Warren. o., May p. ls72-2t.
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OHERIFF,s SALE

CHERIFFS SALE.
DThe State Of Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
David Himrod. vs.. Samuel a. Ross, ct. al.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF TrumbulI
county, Ohio, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, ] have levied
upon and shall expose tc public sale at the
door OF the Court House in the city Of War
rem Ohm IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-05

4 County o. B. Dealing, Agent for Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company. residence one
door north Of National House, Warren, o.
Rates Of Insurance lower, and security bet
ter than any other responsible company in
the State. Call and see him before you in
sure. Imay 5. 1S7I-lYr.
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REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES !

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA Sail every Wednesday and SdtlrddU-
Passengers booked 70 and from any Railway
Station or Seaport In Great Britain, Ireland,
Norway. sweden, Denmark, Germany,
France, Holland, Belgium, and the United
States,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK 70 LONDON,
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesdays Steamers $50. By saturdays
Steamers SIS and S75
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TIME WESTWARD.

Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
y and s have no change ofcars 10 New York.
Al Hornellsyille one OF the famous Palace
Drawing Room Coaches of the Erie line is
attached TO Train No. Connections at
Meadville. Union and Corey for the OIL
Regions; at Corning for Rochester and points
on the New York Central; and at Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton and all points In New England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No.
l and 3, go through 10 Cineinuau without
ch nge, making connections with the Lou
is le Short Line, or the mail steamers for
IS In the South, southwest, and for sta
{ '" in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. Kan
~ nd Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, and the north
west.
For additional information as to time,
fare. and connections, apply 10 the local
sgent. asking for tickets via the ATTAIN
TIC a GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
H. F. SwEETsER, Gen Manager.
Meadville. Penn'a.
". 3. SHATTUC,
Gen1. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Cincinnati .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-05

CHIPPING CARDS, Direction La
Dbels &c, promptly furnished by the
CHRONICLE OFFICE
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TEMPLE NO. 99

NV AIKEN TEMPLE No. %
w Hopor and Temperance, meets atGoOd
Templar's Hall IN this city, every Saturday
night All destrOus OF aiding in promoting
God and hurnanity, are invited 20 attend
with us. Jas. Lea INARD, VIC. 7.
N. 7. BALDWIN, ,iW.R.
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EXCURsI,NTICKErs. a1s0.

INTERMEDIATE, SIS; sTEERAGE, Sss.
all payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at lowest
rates. For further particulars apply TO the
Agents, HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bow
ling Green, N. y, or to T. J. MeLAIN 4 SON,
warren o, dan 8, lS72-lyrs
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How have the mighty fallen "Let
him that ;hinketh he standeth take
heed lest he fan" Not less than three
doctors had examined this patient,
and neither the doctors nOrthe patient
knew of a single constitutional troub-
lie. Not a pain had whispered the
invasion of vital part. And yet
(thank our stars that we learned il in
time) the liver, heat, lungs, kidneys,
spleen, brain, Spinal cord and blood,
are all invaded and passing away =
And then, only think, that singulary
profound something, hitherto I'm
known on earth, ''inflamatOTy weak
nessn had set in. "This was the
most unkindest cut of ALL" Laugh
reader, but thousands Of you are con-
tinually being humbugged by no bet
ter than this.
But here is another. Behold, you
Pharmaeeutists, how you have plOd
ded, 10, these many years in vain =
You have labored long and faithfully
over your tinctures and extracts, your
powders and pills, your gases and
salts. You have toiled patiently to
bring out the active principles Of roots
and plants, and concentrate and su-
gar-coat the ugly dose for delicate
palates and tender stomachs, but know
now, that you may rest from your
labors. At one master stroke all this
toll is brought to an end. One eeles-
tial tour has done the work. One
mighty grasp has seized that myste-
rious something called mesmerism,
and here is the result:
"Mesmerine for the blood, is clar-
voyant remedy, and acts on the blood
through the digestive organs, placing
them first in healthy condition, Civ
ing keen appetite, and by this means
and displaeing the many !
different diseases that flesh is heir to. |
The Mesmerine is prepared by Mrs
the celebrated Clarvoyant Physician.
You are doubtless aware, Mr.. Edi-
Tor, that POdophylliH is an extract |
the active principle of
PodophylllinI that HydTastiRe is the /
active principle of Hydrastis, &C.,
hence MesmeriRe must be an extract,
the active principle OF
MesmerisH. So il seems that while
We were plOdding along. knowing
but earth-born science, and
~ 4ANoAAGA AAaA1AG NSNOA u
ling to its own rules, these favored
ons of Esculapeus have seized the
lnseizable, mysterious, mesmero-
electro elarvoyantIays of sublimated
pirit, and d spensed il in powders
md pOtions for the sick. What boys
,lay was that of Franklin's, when he
allied down the lightning from the
leavens? Why did he not think TO
'ulverize it and present it a universal
'anaeva for all fleshly ills? Who f.,
hall not say that before another year
las run its round we may look for
reason, memory or love ,
Who shall doubt that the entire round
{ menta; faculties ana feelings may
e dished up and for sale at a dollar /
er bottle? Such advances in science
eserve to be noted. Such mastery
forts as these results must have cost,
hOuld call out the gratitude Of every {
on of Adam, and should bring forth /
he royal diadem to crown the heroic ,
OnQuerOT. j. r. A. =
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A 0oIPHTTS GRFTFR Des

II Musical Merchandise Of all descriptions,
viz: Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, ViolinS,
Guitars, ,Accordeons ClaroDetts, Flutes, F1fes,
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stOols, Sheet
music Music-books, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings, &C., &C. Store in Webb's Block, over
Porter's Book Store. Ian 1870
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio. Trnm bull County, SIS.
ID. B. Woods, et. al. In District
VS. tCourt of Trum-

By virtue ofan order of sale issued out Of
the court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull Co.,
Ohio, in the above named case. to me direo-
ted and delivered. have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the door ofthe
Court House in the city Of Warren, o., on
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COLUMBUS, O., June the 9th 1867.

COLUMBUS, o., June the 9Th 1861
Mr., Yours is at hand the fust
cause of the patients disease is from
over excitement and over heating the
blood and then took cold, which has
diseased the blood and nOrvaus sys-
tenn also the kidneys and liver stom-
ach and spLeRe which affects the hart
and lungs with general INFLAMA-
TORY WEAKNESS we can help the pa
tient we will send a prescription.
pit of Gin, 3 OF Fluid extract Dam
deliOn, l OF Sars apparilla, l OF Hops,
| OF Battle 70 1t, OF Bittersweet, , OF
tinct Nervine, OF tinct Myrrh. ! OF
Irish moss, put all together. Dose
from a tea TO n dessert spoonful or 8
times day before eating bathe the
patient with salt and cider vinegar 8
times a week take little Rum after
eating.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-05

T BRACEIN, NJ. D., Eclectic Ply
sician and Surgeon Particular atten-
ton paid to the treatment Of Cancers and
ali chronic diseases. Office over S. L, Hunts
Shoe Store on Market st A., No. 20. Residence
on the corner Of Liberty and Washington
Streets. Warren, Ohio. ian 81, lS72
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nELAWARE, LACKAWAN and WEoT-
IL ERN RAILROAD, .,o,,

NFW BROAD GAUGE LINE Gap, Suoadbug Scranton
Biugham0u WITHOUT ChAGk or CARS.
DepOts Of Barclay and loot Of hrsiopherr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS MOSD.f. Juy j 1872.
$40 BROAD GAUGE EMPRESS TRAIN wa Boo1tSn Branch
directly through from NevfoTt 20 Owego E1tldt Change OF
Chester r. Waterloo sh K 4
with l. and B. z Z for Kingston YkebAus, t
&c.
ans n EXPRESS TRAIN, connecting Dnvie with Boon
Dover With Chester Branch At WsterooEh Sussex
for With the D. a. and W. K
Gap Stroudsbug Great Bend Inghamion
Phhpsbn With Lesh
Lehgb Valley r r. for al points those roads
200 PHILLPSBURG EXPRESS sops a. lesArk MAD on
horSoWn and intermediate stations connects al Aeoo "ih
Railroad PhphurF Bel Del 4 FOR Bei1iere and Lehgh
R. r. Legh Nay X for bethlehem Allen
Chunk. Wilkefharre Reading and Hamburg
I D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
BOonto directly through Scranton and Bghamon without
Connecting Dover Sih
| Chester H. r.. a Waterloo Eith SusseI r. r.
$3.50 PHILPSBURG EXPRESS eonnea at Dover with Ches
R. AZ Waterloo With SuI R. and fhlpburg With Le
bgh Susqaehanaa r. Lehigh Valley bethlehem
! Allentown Readng, Harrisburg. and tho Vest .
n HACKETTSTOWS EXPRESS connect With Chester r. z
SEQ D n. DOVER EXPRESS. -.
MORRsTOwS. 7;l5 $40. loo 1850 n, 2:D, $40 i2o
l $40, and .. N. 49,
$50. 5s3n, ca 700 and 81J D n. - 49, .
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE tbs 10. $40 go 1910
and 0 Inc, 23o, $50, 40 $50 $40, $50, 100 sJo sS
For NEWARK At IT'S 7o 80 $50 $40 go .lc:lo 1880
and go s2o, 30. 80 $40
$50 '620 100 $500 $50 9:l5, and 1900 q
| Trans marked stop a. Easi Newark.
Leave Newton for BLOOMFIELD and MCNTCLAIR 7;5
85l and 900 $40 4:io SEQ 620 and STU
A RRASONkR superintendent
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lANmY T.

There peculiar eynie favor about the remarks Of Resident
VA. lucky which shut this keen obssryant IN
Pans srd elected graphic account Of the atg,"
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

18th, R,,g.d Re,dens led lie which, reflected bis faithful
- q, have been full of interest," Of that variety in
which one would fancy life the population Of closely
INV edeitVu be de1cenL"
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es are very Enartly written
THK GRAPHIC

"be Dsy Of the Besgsd Rendsns needs commentator cn
yon Mohe At Versailles extremely Interesting At
bou. DISPUTES from Metz the Journal the
nl.oe Of homer coespOndsnee Of the peno"
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN R
N ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871.
PsspSs~ Station newton corner Of Twenty
I0urth-aye EnIranee Twenty seFenth-sL


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
for Wv hAven nc bnagepot T. Xxi LILO IRIS (BLl
fsr A4neFe s1tS5a Farhel, Southport and WespOr l0
FOR south sorsAk z RIl g lao m l2ls CEI (Ex rs
80 tEI) $50 $50 and tkI P .
For stanford tEIl ll:o ia:ls (ELl, 2ls tsI) ai5
40 tKLL 4;s5, $40 $50 as. (Er.l p
For Greenwich ssd intermediate stations, 0 n Gl 55
Sundsv Nal Train caves Tveniys-vsnhl SewYOrk AZ o
Boston wa SOa sPnhgSesoSx Rs 1T1 sh9 TRANS L
90r Boston uA Springfield, a. m md p
For 2slfisra and S sps1 1ss y I md us and
FOR CehSeeisai River Railroad t@E m 10 Northampton
for P.hkn RAilr1ai 1918
For shore Liu, Hallway a 70 horSio AID ro''lsn io
In Northampton Railroad nj North
Glnpon and WnAnsburzh ~, -,
For Haven Midistown and wsmHnae RArOad AI Line
For Hoasaionie Railroad "a n. and p. m
For sangAaek haoaa m m, and ~ ~ 70 waterbury
For Danbury and horsalk Railroad - I'll and 40
For EewCsuaan Railroad, a N Il sEito NJ
CemmeO1 sleeping Cars attached p m Tan Aaa ao 70 nm
dfy NAL Train either Line Drasngoon Car assAea 70 be'
P1sssHssrs can procure pon. reached Il r =.
the Depot Of toe Sew fOk and Nsv4aven r. INeniyssv
and FOurhave also Al The Oos q ue Newton TnnST 90
(Doddb EIes Ne 90 Broadway lB No Cours BOoyni and
iron reG5encs 70 desunSto JANIS H. HOfr. saBL
NEW-JERSEY S0UT HERN RAILROAD
~ LINE-fSr LONG BRANCH and STATIONS NRW-JBR
SLY SOUTHERN RAILROAD, m BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS.
Steamers connecting viii Sandy HOOK leave Pier 2, North
PLYMOUTH ROCK s.S a N, through 70 Delaware Bar.
JESSE HOiJ. g:N m. Narrtoan. "a Tons
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS 10 Long Branch through 10
JESSE HoYT. q m wAy-TRAN n Long Branch oniv.
The t4 $50 AID for ke BsHk and later for
All trains stop At Long Branch
EXCLUSION TICKETS Sandy reiur coca er Of
''''' 1 W sES1IEY Seusral Manager 100 Bn.4-.y
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MORNING POST.

Most completely the truth oftbs Besged Refdsufs views
obo by the revelations confirmed in the diary which the suthor
Ueuued with diligence persistent observation Some Of The
extracts papers smunng and serve eonuDe
ton with anecdotes brighten the heavier portions
AZ III, dr, q. We, As to enghten the points relating
the progress Of the eg. Thee desuoy remarks Afford bot
ueay idea Of this comprehensive and sov written vol
ume We have however absARed from closer examination Of the
o. IN avoid which will be read Pars
of he dary and thus
I've which even nperset received with great avor'
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DIAMOND ORNAMENTS,

DH1oNDH HEAD oRNAMENIsS5'0to 5000
nIAIOND NECKLACES :. $500 to 5000
DIAl 0ND BROOCHES =. $3.50 to $1,000
DWIoND LocKETS $3.50 to .2'0OO
nIM0ND BRACELETS - $3.50 to $4,000
nIIT0ND EARRINGS - 500 to $1,000
Hh7I0YD sTERs :. :. 800 to $1,000
DkTOND AIGRETTES - $500 to 5000
DAlI0NDS VALUED, ROUGH or CUT
Dk,i0NDS BOUGHT, ROUGH or CUT.
DAIoNDs RE-MoUNTED.
MI STREETE2, having az po.1t't AErnts at
vi X Dian Yields 4 South Africa, nereD gR1rs
ply 4 iiI.CLAss DlAAUED WORK 10 very ADVANTAGEOUS
PHCI.
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REVIEWS.

AIR. sTREETERS WATCHES are fully one
vi third cost Than taoe made BY hsHd-llprleh krps.
Mr.. STREETERs WATCHES are better
WI made through the accuracy with which the
minute sheels and pvo eutClyh Service Gaze,s
Dec Y, 1913.
MR. STREETER makes his parts of a watch
vi saving mme1tT Of cost ia labor whle
tlme be pTluoes accuracy Of q ald proPoroa
which only be secured by mHcnery-Day News Dee TO-
Mr.. STREETER has already succeeded in pro-
VI by machinery uslnae Rn Lever Watches N eh he
sell az price e. low A. that W sch an ordinary SeueFa
watch oau BE- eoAsoi With the re- advantage Of durability
Standard De- n, 1893.
MR.. sTREETER, of Condmt-street, has fol-
vi followed the Of the producing his watches
BY maehnsy therrby saving hiri sf he ootfhe Tines
Dee 10. lso6
MANUFACTURING BY STEAM POWER is
WI carried thr rofkHhops BURLINGTON STRAIN WORKS
sAVILB ROW LONDON, W.
A. B-ML sTRERTKRs sse a.are.s IL a. CONDUIT STREET
f,s IRON Bond fsIsst LonduA
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proposdls.

OyrcE o. ruE Board BSsIsExRs OF THE FOURTH AVE- IN
PRovErKST CENTRAL DEPoT FoKTH SO ~,
AND FOgRTB-AvE-, NEw-lOEk, July j. 4S'~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seale pro-
~ poss vii understood a. ths 07se W o
srPTt- TIOy al BRIDGES APPROACHES. GATES " Ais
snd hon RAlEGs lesesn Forty third and Fiietass % a.
regulate 1Se VI Wv
Fourtssv. In the CITY Of HevYork" passed May T. lsA
plans specscuons blank proposals viii be IN readiness Al ~
Oaee on the 10Th day Of July inst -, so.. H.. 81
Proposals received until two O'clock p n Of ne 1V u %
IAy a.. 49, .,a Az.
Contractors option propose for he h2sony aDo
otbe
serarsteiv or ior WORK ~. T..
her discrctoh 70 ~ O-
whole part u tbe vork .- -. -. 49,
The rht expressly reserved BY The Board OF Engineers 20 re-
ana an idf they preudieA 70 TIE Interests
b. them. -. 60. u ~. ror-.,. ave
r'.,IPr.-s,t ~ 80 Oaos ALLAN CAMPBELL
'-P''' - A W CRAVEN
RDWD. H. TRACY,
J. C. BUCKHOUT.
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ILLUSTRATED TINES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

T Litter. from the Besieged Resident always raey graph
and Thoroughly unique their matter IN their style"
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PROPOSALS for GRANITE - East River
BudreSesed Proposals VII be received ~ 70 jay ~ T
The ser.rv CUBIC YARDS Of CUT GRANT fACh IOh
Tower during he months Of september Oeo an
November be at ne hnsneer
on Application Proposals Win be directed 70 ne
BRIDGK COMPANT Of Frout and Futon Biooklyn l.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be
- eesved AZ Clerk Of the Department Of Pubic IN
sructon q Grand and km on hONDAl July y 49, a.
follows: -. - -, a -,-,.., . =. o..
y the School Trustees Fifth Ward until 10 o'clock a. L. or
tAe steam Heating Apparatus for Grammar Scao0l 10 "A
Of Ninth Ward until Oi O'clock N
Steam Heating Apparatus IN Grammar School hoA
Al. -.,-.-- l.
b. school Thirteenth Ward Until u O'Clock H. Tor
he Apparatus for Grammar school No
STenfh Ward ia cioek
Cor Heating Apparatus Grammar se1ool No.
Of untl II
Tor the Heating Apparatus Grammar SCHOOL No %
b. tte Trustees Nineteenth A1 until IA clock m
Gar hs Apparatus Grammar schools Nos Y and 81
Bv the Trustees Twentieth Ward until O'Clock
m for Apparatus for Grammar school No x also
addition 70 The Steam Heating pHratE Grammar school no 20
Plan specifications the once OF he sopenhen-
eeut OF BulHgr hep4irs No. l46 Grand. hrd hoOr
Two responsible approved surees Sh be required from ech sue
bidder Proposals be considered une snreues are
named 80.
he Trustees reserve night reject any al Of the proposals Of
hrod.-Da;ed Neu-Y0Ik, July 3. lB72
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GTrurslous

GRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
" fast GkN skDGNlCk leaves Ae"i orr
fer COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY a. foloWst
CLrstsuher-sL, 9l5 m; PieT 4 y. n s5 a. n
Chrsi1nher-s- y noon Pier 4 y. r.. l2;E p. H.
Chistuphef-s-. p. N Pier A. n Z. J.l5 ?. n
Exira Tap from Per 4, y. T., p n
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EXAMINER

"Ae letters Of The Beaeged Resident from Paris Of great
hen they appeared from tine time in THE DAILY HBWs
They give lively minute and the main very description Of
Ars Pans during the four months Of isolation from the Of
France Other Kindred books vii be Dabhshed which vii help
complete the this volume likely be valuable THAI
the Oibe and certainly cannot expect TO IND elsewhere
much fnlL 81 Of detail"
The bgh character Of the Ordinary literary contributions THE
DAILY NEWS" following them
reprinted the UAied States from the English edons all Of which
4 nannear. In trrnnnln
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MACHTNE MADE
ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES.
(FOR LADIES.)

GOLD WATCHES = soto $50
COLD WATCHES, Hunting - as 70 500
COLD WATCHES, Keyless :. s75tO s155
GOLD WATCHES, Keyless, Hunting 80 to sl75
Il (PoR GESTLBMFN
I0T n WATCHES o. +. - - $50 to $50
GOLD WATCHES, Hunting =. go to sl2O
r0LD WATCHLo, keyless :. s1O5 to sl75
NOLD WATCHES, Keyless, hun,ingl2O to 300
NOLD WATCHES, Repeaters :. 1916
N0LD WATCHES, Minute ditto. $500
C0LD WATCHES, ChronOgraph. S225 to $500
GOLD WATCHEs, Independent Secs 200 to 800
AIR. STREETER has just perfected the manu-
WI fesare Of ais ETplorrs Waten Viii keyes AMI get
s,.-ghi ssndproot PLACED without
ssmspe The above made gold and silver Sth
- balance and adjusted temperature.
Pnoe lOS dolls and rs dok.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST ON
APPLICATION
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SOUTH SIDE Il. r. OF L. /.
JUNK 1871
RINHIHG TO AND ALONG KOCKAWAY BEACH
Prom ROosrYclt and GfsnisL Ferriei, Il. l.
q m.-MAIl for PH,ch0gne boat 10 RiTe Islau1
a. m.-Aoco0mIaodAton ~ lsiip.
d m.-Aecomm0oaueh or hocszua and babylon
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. n-BTpress for heriek and iocsavay
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$50 D m-Aoc0mn0latian o BahysG
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fssJ Stream Hampstead
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TIA ana CaEseA ysf "a, ~ all
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