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CAsToRIA i, more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-coie and produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals morphine
or alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 1ylS
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CeEtaur Liniments.

There is no pain which The
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
~ubdue, and no l;imeness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true,
They have produced more cures
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KIND WORDS.

The Associated Reformed Presbyterian says-For
years Perry Davis Pan-killer has been known As a
We know nothing so good as the Pain Killer FOR
many internal diseases il is equally good We speak
troul experience, and testify to what know Nn
family should be without Il bottle of Davis Pain.
Killer
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Judging by our own experience whoever once
makes trial Of Perry Davis Pain Killer, will not
fail TO recommend it widely as an unequalled ln
ment, and valuable internal remedy for colds ana
various other complaints Every Month.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT
SPECIAL NOTICES,

CHILDREN often look Pale and Sick.
for no other causes than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms with outinury to the child, he
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York
sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers III
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CENTS A RoN. flylsp
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Sold by Printers & Stationers everywhere
A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELFPREs
ERNArION," a Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypoehandria.
and all other;disease arising from the errors OF
youth the indscretions excuses OF mature
years. This is indeed book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught by this work the true way
to health and happiness 1t is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, and the only one
on this class of ills worth reading 190th edition,
revised, much enlarged illustrated, bound in beauti-
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post paid, on receipt of price. Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No Bulfnch street,
Physician. n. Il. The author may be consulted on
the above well al diseases requiring skill and
experience. ly39sp
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70 TIE Houoraile J,l>ljcr~ " he Supreme
JtdtciM court. ncn 10 b. h0iic1 ~ Bci-
Just, 2oithul and far TIRE county IF Ual-
do, onhe Mird 1Ue&d'y Of Octob'r. 4. H.,
1873
(NIAKLEs A. CIRCUIT, Of Northport, in said
~ County libtls and gives this honorable Cour to
be informed that on the second day of October A. L.
1871, he was lawfully married to Evelyn A. Orcutt,
at Belfast, in said County, by Rev. W. O. Thomas,
minister of the Gospel duly authorized 10 soemnize
marriages in said County :hat the residence of the
said ibellee is believed by the libellant to be in
Haverhill, in the State of Massachusetts, that for
two years next preceding the said marriage your
libellant had not said libellee but once until
few days before said marriage; that he was induced
to marry her by means of her false and fraudulent
representations that she was chaste and vrtuous
woman which he believed to be true, but in fact She
was not virtuous, but at the time Of said mar
riage pregnant with child by person 10 your
lbellant unknown; that they cohabited together
man and wife for two weeks next after said mar
riage, when he becoming satisfied Of the condition
of the libeee as aforesaid, Immediately repudated
her and did not thereaterwards live have any in
tercourse with her.
Wherefore your libelant prays that the bonds OF
marriage between him and the said Evelyn A. circuit
may be dissolved. CHARLES A. CIRCUIT.
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eve have tested the PAIS-kILLER and assure
readers that it not only possesses all the virtues
claimed for it, but in many instances surpasses any
other remedy have ever known" Herald ii
Gospel Liberty. iw2lsp
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Pills, Portions and Pungencies.

Mr., smith j. boun.}to have hi. Joke Hi. wifi.
other day. and he sai that if ,hn l1J come St,n
nLtnpi NJ '"''''I'" N'"'n nave htl " step
INQUIRER
For Ernntivp Disease. of the Skin pimnIns
ana Blotrht>. E-Ft3FrINis i the ,,,,lnt re,n,iv
a, IT removes from the system the producing
4 Troy policeman sWorp As follows 9o1in,t
a prisoner: '1Ihc prisoner set upon me. c,,lliuo
me an ass n precious dojt n scrrecrov y ra@-
amulu and iliot. all Of which certify 10 be
true
dyspepsia is Hyura-Iieadcd VI OnSter. from
which nearly all ''the ills OF the human flesh is
tccted solution of the protoxide Of iron. is a
dj~trpssue conpjaint. # has curnI thnnsa,,de
when other remedies have f,ilad
4 prI;iD IN coroner-s iur,, rn ,,,;arad - Won,
diet tlal i man, whose body wa foIind in fba
,.,vhirh yy,t. rjvcn piThrr if,T n. .ttter ,lrovn.
inst"
HEAeoNABiF WARNING. Don't suffer cold
/" accumulate on cold until ycur throat and
lung are III state OF chlnnlc inflammation.
Attack the first symptoms Of pulmonary irrta-
ION with HNe'S Kinney of Hrreh0Htd 0h0
I ~ and achieve an easy victory. Crittenton's
+. G,h Avenue, sold by all Druggists.
riN@'> lGothaehe Drops cure in minute
IN Iowa me"spaper proglalms Itself m hon
w a', enc M m paIa5Iapli SAYS
" Nv ii'ii = iion:Ni' ho"aoNN : Keep
''' eye l''ei''' ioi ''ilei'
Power of Sneakinn Res+orod
5,fM y Ash, oNIARio' y g., -narch 20. 1870
" ffi:lo"9-7li some wv months ago my
l!ll io1t hls VOICE. became very ANXIOUS about
Iitii I9l VI we Pr ans coiie 90 MN any
SoJ,i. i1tN my heard oi your compound syrup
~ ~ l'llosPnile>' obtained apoftie. strange
y ny ny 99l N1lce was res orea ABOUT Two
"i.'l t'lHiiis ,le Ste"Io do>e-
a. a. ~ l"'i9h 'hl9 lof 'hP DELI
+'' VI '''''. I0H = ,,por11rp,<-,.,,,
NN-A' i'N iii-l'l MI ILL.,
4 yos.ls Iady had coouelted until tb. victim
WA. completely Exhausted. lie rose TO 90 away
ehr v.hilncrpd =. III acco,nu9,tied Mn ~ He
door. Il shall he If home ne[.f ennjnr rven-
ino -. shall I =" he REALIZED
SOMETHING, CERTAIN Ar I,sr PILES i
moi onI[, tln4 ~. tl,n n1oSt ,,inf,lJ Of bimon Ill;
eases, I'm nrofass innal men had almo.t Insnaired
OF tindno 4 remedy. until the infrnd,,rtion of
AZ AkJSsIS nv IN, SiIehao md ofra,. - o1-,,o,
th.,t ~, ,,if3llihln ,a,naiv h,s Loa'n fe,d &c
i ~ vii omp,oniota. aEhKTSIs offa, ,;,f
rISa in vain ma then e1norianfin57
t,, i1ise nf instant rnl;af and ,1ti,ppota a,,,.l
Prirr Il 90 GnlI hi mr," ',a nrnrr VIM
I3liuIin,i nennt AZ W,iliaE e Vow Yar
- - ''A
Gwen. R1.j1uet. if T euu.oc Won T shall want
Won 10 sfaT al home wheneyer I shall wish to
20 out" wei. ma'am, I have no obiirlion,
Dr0yiIil' Nou do the same when T wish to 90
out"
lhe inited states Dispensatory. standard and
most excellent authority, says: "Pills are much
better preserved IN glass bottles than III the
common wood, or paste-board boxes, and should
always be dispensed in glass BY the apolhe
cary II you would Use medicine superior,
not only N being preserved fresh and perfect bv
compliance with this very important rule, but
also IN beng composed OF choice concentrated
anu chenlcally refined vegetable medicinal prin-
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- Samples by mail, 80 cts. retail quick for SO
Il. l.. WoI CoTI, Isl Chatham Sai., y, !.
j-qc
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The Household Panacea,
Family IinjJnent

aT71'Fy LFEtFTIeIfE
is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps in tie Limbs ana Stom-
ach, Pain in the Stomach Bowels, Side Rheuma.
tism in all lis forms, Bilious Colic Neuralgia Chol-
era Dysentery, Colds, Fresh Wounds. Burns Sore
Throat, Spinal Complaints. sprains and Bruises,
Chilis and Fever For Internal and External use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. II
penetrates and pervades the whole SYSTEM restoring
healthy action TO all lis parts and quickening the
blood.
The Household PANACEA is purely
Vegetable and all Hcang
Prepared by
No 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
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We have recently received
another cargo of Corn and Oats
per Schr, G.. NJ. Partridge and
are selling same very low for
cash. Call early and Get your
winter supply.
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old

Mrs. WinsloW's5 Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best Female Physi
clans and Nurses ill the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success by millions OF mothers and children, from
the feeble infant OF one week old to the adult. II
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
fort to mother and child We believe it 10 be the
Best and Surest Remedy in the World, in all of
DYSENTERY and DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN
whether ii arises from Teething or from any Other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile OF
CURTIS \ PERKINS il on the outside wrapper
Sold BY al Medicine dealers. lylsr
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j oEAsoNABI.F WARNING. Don't suffer cold
j." accumulate Oh cold until your throat and
lung. are i'll state Of chronic inflammation
Attack the first symptoms Of pulmonary irrita-
ton with H4}e's Kinney Of Horehound dh4
Tor and achieve an easy victory. Crittenton's
: 9Th Avenue, sold bv all Druggists.
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Pixies Tcotnaehe Drops cure in minute.
IN iowa newspaper proclaims itself m "hon-
ct neWspaper, and in another paragraph says,
w hena man processes honesty NOWADAYS Keep
N.nllr eve npnlel for q thipf''
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Power of Speaking Restored

NfWAsu, ONTARIO, d. G., March 80. 1870
Mr. FELLOWSHIP: Some two months ago my
son lost hi: voice. became very anxious about
him. None Of the physicians could do him any
good, Having heard Of your Compound Syrup
Of 1iypophosphte>, | obtained bottle. Strange
10 say, my sons voice was restored about two
hours after taking the second dose.
lol are Al liberty to publish this for the ben
eft of other sufferers
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\ Prkin. H.. coroners Jury rendered YER
diet thai man, whose body was found in The
river. came 10 his death by a blow on the head,
(which was given either before OF after drown
inc. -
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SOMETHING CENTA1N Al LAST. PILES is
moi only one o. the most painful Of human dis
eases, butprOtes>ional men had almost de>paired
OF finding a remedy, until the introduction of
ANAkl.SiS by DR.. Silsbee, and after Il expert
ence Of 10000 cases i'll five years, doctors agree
that an nitallble remedy has been found SUI
ti-rcrs viii appreciate 4ANAkESIS after irving
everything else in vain and then experiencing
tic bliss of instant relief and ultimate cure
Price S1,00. sold by Druggists every where
Principal Depot, 4G Walker It, New York.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
TILE RYAS MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of George Byas for the murder of
Della CoroOran was continued yesterday in the Bergen
County Court Hackensack. \. ]. Coroner Benjamin
j. Westervelt testified that taking charge OF the
corpse he noticed reduess about the neck and that the
chin was ripped after the burial of the body Patrick
Maralsn and Francis Hannibal, with his permission,
exhumcd il nd identified II that OF Della Corcoran
Witness, ON crossexaminstion. admitted that he had
been njndicious in burying the body 80
hastily and without full investigation
as TO it, identity. Patrick Maralan testified
that he identified body that OF Della Corcoran by
a scar on her forehead and her clothing, particularly
pair OF bootees which he recognized having been
bought for $50 less than the usual price. because
they were hyspecked. He to have married her in
October. Frank Hannibal who assisted him in search
ing for the body corroboaed his testimony and added
that on the morning after the disappearance OF de
cPased he went from Excelsior Park where he worked
10 Byass house to what had become Of both Byas
and Della He found Byas about 10 20 TO bed and told
back OF the house, were portions or ByasS
clothing Byas explained thai he had wet himself In the
night consequence of having fallen oyeroOard witness
xaminaton acknowledged that ne always knew
witnesses examined was Alexander Campbell, who tes-
titled as his daughters finding on the walk woman
chguOn, which was afterward dentined as belonging
10 deceased Rachel A. Bell testified 10 having made the
dress Della wore the time of her DEATH piece or
which she identified Matthew Westervelt, in whose
boat the prisoner and Della CorcOran are said 10 have
been last testified To the absence OF the boat on
the night of July 30 and TO udng ~ on the next morn
ing half filled with water. Adjournment was had
until This morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
THREATENED SEIZURE OF STEAMBOATS,.

The Long Branch and Fall River steamboats,,
the Providence, Bristol Plymouth Rock Metropolis, and
Others OF those lines threatened with seizure yes
terIay for the nenpayment OF debt, by two OF the
contractors furnishing the vessels OF the lines with
provisions. The complaint made out and the seiz
ure ordered but bonds were given Immediately the
Ioudation OF the sum claimed, and the vessels were
therefore allowed 10 make their regular trips. The
amount OF the Indebtedness was about 5000
which the contractors, j. Fuller aud j. DAILY
OF Washington Market, demanded at the
close OF the first month after the beginning
of the TRIBUNE reporter visited the oice oil
the Long Branch and Fall River Lines and learned from
lie agent the wharf Mr. Ftch that they had refused
OF the claim because II was the custom OF
the settle their accounts quarterly, The
ount owed the account OF the Metropolis was only
$50 ana the whole amount was distributed among al
the boats OF the line. The company, he stated, would
nav the claim aud thus end the matter
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
DELAYS IN CONNECTICUT TRAVEL.

To ihs EdIiOr or IHt ITiOuHs.
SIR: The writer, with many others, has been
put TO much and delay this Summer by
want Of attention the interests OF the travelling public
on the part OF one OF the leading railroads In COunect
cut to which wish 10 call your attention Passengers
for the Western part OF Massachusetts, take the
train Oh the n " and ~ Ii. H. r., leaving Walst. at
about r. IN, and arriving at Bridgeport at 1853 p m
The train going north on the Housatonic Railroad Is
advertised TO leave Bridgeport at G2s p Ill., but II the
express from New Haven 10 YORK. due In Bridge
mort at 5:s3 is three minutes Iate-whch Is the
AT naf the timethe HOusafonic tain has not
time 10 receive lis psssengers and baggage and get on
Al bridgeport until p. Starting then, they run To
Falls Village, where they change engine and an nve
cases an twelve this GUNNER the second engine has
moi had sufficient To make 20 miles al hour The
worst OF All that passengers arrive at Great Bar
rIngtop 40 mles from Forty secondst. at about 10
u.
train al 50 D. m which arrives at miieron at 152 con
meeting with Western at that point The
train going East on the Connecticut Western VIII
connect al Canaan with the Housatonic train when the
time Now, IL the Connecticut Western managers VIII
srran this train that IT may this IL minutes In
It's ran from Mllerton Canaan. passengers from New
York any point north OF Canaan can save 80 minutes
in EewYork, and much worry aud fret over the nnne
cessary delay IN bridgeport 1hls arrangement would
draw OF an important part OF hs business from the
Housatonic Railroad whose want OF public spirit In ts
management Is notorious BEEKMAs.
Nep- York, 9Th mo-. a. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
MUSIC.
rHR MARETzEK OPERA srAsos.

IHf MhhflLkh Offkh SfASONs
Mr.. Max Maretzek displays to-day some of
the features OF his coming opera at the Grand
Opera House. Ia the fret place he does
sonptons, and, there places reserved for the
sessos, and stockholders mouopozc the seats
he cons!aulaies himself upon hs ability 60 offer every
body fair chance. The house s elegant aud cheerful
aud has some advantages which will go far
balance the superior prestige Of the rival establishment
10 lrYIngplsce. The season will last only three weeks
THE NEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
We have received copy of the 3lst annual
report OF the Philharmonic Society OF this city, from
which u appears that the receipts last season from the
sale s eoxes seats and tickets amounted s1sls5 80
tstal receipts, intending a balance OF t1151 80 from
isst year oIoes IS; paid for colo performers tlo);
ezra players 10 the orchestra, 1850 q; CONDUCTOR
Ooo; music, s2S9 50 rent, 1865 The SUN of tls 800
has been divided among the members Of the orchestra
The total number Of active members during the year
as~, but OF these Mr. Beishem. the Treasurer, snd
Mr. GpDe bsve died ind Is others dd not perform last
season
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
POLICE NOTES.

Frank Anderson, mate and Timothy =. Russell,
seaman fell from the rigging the deck OF the bng Asya lying
Pier NO T. r. Yesterday Anderson struck the rail O the vessel
f, river nmef,e sank. Russell fel upon the deck
aud received severe internal NJ jures
Herman Prampshaver quarreled with August
Beon, fellow board the German bars SIRIUS lying a. fr
No IL b. yesterday sni hnaiy stabbed him WIN sheath ne
The arrested Charles Gent
let gtonst thrown OF sioop by Louis T.
Merre during qusrel at the atrs residence NO. Ioi south
Ffl.aye, yesterday and had his left::e broken
Henry Reagan entered his home, at No. II Stan
mood early yesterday and IN few
blows with his wife He oerpoNeei her threw her
then attempted TO strike her, lillian Goldeoh age
sirpog seeing this quickly pulled small pistol from
6red Reagan the bullet entering his ef shoulder n
fctuz rhe then Tel from the house aad escaped
Reaan taken the Erdget StltOnhOuse, where Surgeon
Sae The wound and declared that IL va, not OF danger
nnal llarIrf
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

% per cent 10 per cent Of ito value" Ny state
ment this If the farming lands Of the State
assessed good or cash basis the property in this
city assessed would be from to 20 per cent Of their
value. But they we're assessed at the selling price"
10 the National Bank a Palmyra, its capital s of
course, In Government bonds, but shares OF the
stock are taxable u the This bank owned
by Mr. Cuver and or two other persons has never
paid one dollar Of tax since Its ORGANIZATION As 10
asesamspIs for taxation Ia this 6st both OF real and
personal estate there s nothing but regular
Yours truly, JAMES A. BRIGGS.
No. II Columbia Hlghts. Brooklyn, Sept 8, 1874
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

ASSESSING FARM PROPERrY-CoRRECTTON.
TO the Editor Of Ths TrtbuHe.
SIR: In the report of the meeting of State
Assessors yesterday the Office OF the Tax Commis
siouers reported stating: Nineteen twcnticths
Of the farm property of the State was assessed at over
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
BROOKLYN.

John Ford and James Garfield, professional
pugliss, fought prize Gghl, yesterday at the back Of
The Marine Barracks.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in North
Filth-st. T.. D., the Rev Geo. Hollis paster, being
altered and improved ai cost oI $1,000
The receipts of the Brooklyn Board of Edu-
for the year just have heeu s9Iis 7s. we
the expenditures during the time amounted 10
ts61.757 20.
One thousand five hundred and thirty
dogs have been received aud 1896 killed at the various
dog pounds during the season. at cost to the city
OF s7I5.
Park bonds amounting to 100000 and
100000 Water bonds, per cent, offered FOR
sale by the Controller Bids will be received until
Sept. lG.
William Anderson, who attempted to muir
der young girl named Ann Cunnin CHAM about a month
ago will be- brought to trial on Wednesday the
Fourth District Court
The sem-annual meeting of the New York
state Homeopathic Medical Society will be held in the
Council Chamber at the Cty Hail OF Tuesday a. M Ad-
dresses will he delivered by the Mayor and also by the
President OF the society Dr. T. Darwin Jones Of Albany
reception and supper viii be rendered the Society By
the ladies of the msterure Institution ate p.
Great preparations are making for the open
ing Of the second annual Kings County Exposition and
Industrial Far the Rink in ICermonl-ave. sept
10. Applications have been coming Ia quite rapidly
from manufacturers and inventors. Several fea-
lures will add greatly to the interest Among thes
be mentioned models of two new elevated railroads.
will he Hour turing machines at work and
silk hats aud confectionery, well bread Will be
made. The horticultural display will be particularly
fine.
Coroner Herman held an inquest yesterday
relative to the death OF Edward Downey age a. OF No.
zo7 Tenhave., reported by tho Thirtyhrst Precinct
police have been instantly killed, late ON Saturday
night IN jumping from Eighth-ave car down an en-
bankInent, az one hundred and tenth-st. Roupdsman
Drake according 20 several witnesses struck Downey.
but this denied by police officers. The Jury
dered verdict of death from accidental Injuries
recommended the proper authorities 10 the dan
gerous embankment to De protected
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToS.-Frederick Perkins, who was
some time ago errested but discharged by coroners
jury for alleged assault upon Felix Fox by pushing
him out OF the door OF engine house No. whereby his
skull fractured that he subsequently died.
yesterday re-srrested ON warrant issued by Justice
Garrett a charge OF murder, and locked up IN
Richmond County Jsil 60 await examination.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WEST FARMs-The Morrisania Horse Rail
road Company has begun putting down second track
between this village and the junction OF Fordnam and
BostoDaYes, to make entire double track road
between this place and Harlem Bridge. Coroner
Miller held an inquest last night, over the remains OF
Mrs. Henry Leigh. who died in childbirth, and whose
death supposed 20 have been accelerated by vio
iece ON the part VI beT husband she gave birth "
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

Fall style of Gents HATS are ready for in
specton Manufacturer llS EasAast
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

Ladies' Furs busted with LYONS ISsECI
proof against moths and nsects
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

No., Yorl HoieL-The Marquis de NOaies the
French MIris,s- and .Fh Irn Ho1-Poe Palmer sua
Albert Keen hicsro, Jrnge X nee o' Augns,a NJ ~
NoirS gotTs lion J. H. N, wood 81 Ohio, IT, isn'ef OF
- n , A.. st Auburn \. Y..s Jasss H0rlfde Rev
Pah.rt ,o,n1r Of london .fron 10 -hsi1r u FnTqnar
% "a 2sron ost rsackrn. Hoffman Hog-Lhelt Gem
- ~ ~ U,ss .v W. Uicsil a. NJ. FFesg H5.se--
en- A ,on Of japan la Aaors'n ot tgeuait - y
NJ
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

A good habit once fixed il invaluable. Brusl
your teeth daily and JIoss Io0rH TABLErs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

The residence Of Charles Runk, in Fiftb-aye,
lear foBb- eptet.l n, LsesT, ss
,tv,sos, bsse, sssys-~ss ssHs -szYt r.~s.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
IAnno unceIneniA

BURNETr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER has never
,d a rival as az snnihilstor Of insects sDd bogs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUNINE.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT Aaa.vALs

THERMOMETER YEsrBRD.f. ar pIcuSsoSs,N PARK SOW.
e.m-7so E,ou-slL2 A. m-sS' Mlnxbt-72 Az 1872