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1hrock morton nc Granville.
To the Editor VI The Uenld.


am not politician in the Greek
sense, that is, zone who tries to serve
God without offending the Devil" but
since | adopted the political Mith of nv
father in boyhood, because | believed
in the doctrines of Jefferson, Madison
and jackson, have tried to walk in
the highway OF conservatism, stunning
and dlsavowing Radicalism both North
and South. | address this conmunica.
ton to you because their seems to be
an element of opposition in the Demo.
cratic ranks toward Governor Throck.
morton in your country.
Throckmorton spoke here on Friday
the Sth instant. After an appropriate
exordium, abiding to the old apprecia-
tions, to familiar faces of olden times
and an eloquent contrast of the days of
ITO and 1876, he said the grandest
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Attorneys az law.

Thurmond, Wilmrd& Fletcher, Atl'vs NJ
LAW VII Main street up stairs. ortGIrn,
i. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, g0i cam.
mmeloe street WouIh of rourihouscl, Dallas
tCNnS. Special attention rgId Ia L,t
claims. rU'
W. =. Oldham, Office IN Mtchlp's luil5,n.
Janlldu INV"
Jonn Al, Stemmons, Attorney at Inv. No
sVo N9rth side Public Square, up.StalF,
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Canses the Body TO Gnin nSal,a :, RI

d Its valve iG can not be too strongly impress
nosc t' +" n','H ,aint o. those VINO have bcsu
The afflicted nre assured tHnt ms Ct"Mheter.
OF the worthless nOsIrums Of the d iS l'ol one
prepared upon scientific prInclnts' puts
physician OF thirty years experir,'css' " q
every where. '''Ace' sold
sepiS-deod- wly - NeW lOrk
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PRESCRIPTION FREp

NOR the SpeedJ Cure of SemIro, u.
L ness, Lost Manhood, ana MI :, weak.
brought on by indiscretions or eTco w,soiden
druggist mas The ingredients. 1dJrSs., ANY
". DtEihN0N 4 CO., NJ Nassau M
s&sAsz.aa~~@ngaSMsazna-xsaa ,,. Nv" w
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Dr. A., W. Wright, Of Uoor.n. op,,,
| over Ogden ~ VOLTS slorc curnIr El,0 NM
lamar streets where no may b. ounl ~
all hours OF the night or day, u.uIlIl.n
Jno, II Morton, NJ. H., Physician ANA y,r.
geon, ONCE over First National Bank R,s,.
Dallas, Iexns, CallSto tile country promn,I"
ntten ed. nnr,1V,naN
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Wanted 40 8out

DLASrEHED llOuSN-Witu room, cs.
1 tenn water hul garden, neHriuliv Coca IS
~ idtuec, aS Miranda street Atdrus % ".
Madden, uttl-#t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING C0LUaa.


So'itltorin Bankruptcy United states Dis
lalloN, TeNuS. Speciality In nil n,ti"r, IN,
barNlnplcN, Proofs debt taken thronrh
out me United states. Charges roasonnblr.
SCpi2idlm ''''""'''
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IL ANNA highly cultivated um with
L good house, barn, orrhur -. ,,r. w III
mons, for Texas land, or nuua prur,N.
Address Editor Herald. i,9.u'
NJ AiCH-A magnl0reut magic ease void
"""'N'' Nu"''S' non l'3' Srpi II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WMAT is NuEEN,N nr1,.n--

b o rs plant aeItd .h@t grows in the 1oaI an
cred, by which MI disease 4 I'M WI ciseoy.
blood can be eradicated at once N Snt IN the
IL eNpels for lie all scrotuious ~, ipteyer.
Culanequs and Rheumatic amer, p! phllile,
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for MI IN. o ana IS
e eomTned N Nlh an u searching bur ' %ss
low DECK ana other roots nnd tu'lIiilhi fel.
comes g blood pnriher unsurppt'aiIo, II be-.
uhequ"lled' such Is the comlinatio0n,9 ., and
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ltrSiUsNrE-For which tht cash viii
\ Doc rpid. state huI-gunE prJ.t n' once
and irup puStnl cui with description ,u
toN ~ pO'pt ouu.u
Euu~G.A small jHul.u. hou.o u.p
] 3 husln ss confer uu monthly payments.
Address 4. A, alua Herald olico, svF5 %
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4 COOP BUSINESS MNH-NiG sgmU or
nn 10 uuaolr IN en houorVh' nu.i-
Er'r, lmi is HlrutdN established, NIu u
pronD tu himsali ol $50 10 HOO per W,,k. Alt,
"i,r. I.or' t"N a,9, h'.ns, t,NN, o"o'l
FDAEVNEE--ro take cu.i'r control oru
( good pms us business. Not much money
wplrd, Ca" as THIS oAlcu 10. thryr days,
uc.iu1t
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DE' ITTT'S SABSAPARILlAANb
QuEENS DELIGHT.

I tnown 10 M ME- most powerful ater.t
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Ioints uute Of Old
charges from the Ears ana rqnl Dk.
sces'es, SKIN affections, US, Al
Bropsy, Kidney Complaints. EviT Ha.aalalism,
secret practices, Diseased scaIp' D bi,Cls o.
tq SE in I the 1 hIoGd an all diseases
property ofimparting "A fair comm n9 peculiar
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Co.puANuY MAKEH-uuuup ugHALl
IA OfEltt. utll8.g
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10 Trade or Exchange

'HIlE be- taud rhrnpc>t cund, I'm D,IDs ut
Vrravo CO.'S, opposite CusuupoiDan
hN''I NypiGI.II
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! M SglI TErr cny " nome. sarrr-, NM,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Real Gslate 90 Gtrhan1e.

EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-In good
order two suburban "a room cottage houses 40 minutes
ION NeW4Ork BY two trBnk railroads drpOts pave
ai gas and water tso floors lots Of nearly laid
Sll 10 DIVE, aWn garden fruit, shade vnes sc; well
fAnel and healthy assessments light taxes
I 80 mouth value SZtOO; equity $4,000 Address,
sSng Particulars OF property; r. o. Box 1Si Elizabeth y. j.
EARM of about 100 acres wanted in exchange
Tor beautiful small RESIDENCE near New York city;
modern hOussand valued az 900; gagged 500
r. g. & q. s. BROWN, 80 Broadway.
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Counirn Real Gstatc Tor Sale.


TOR SALE. or TO LET.-S3j0 will rent a
lOroon COTTAGE; bot an cold wafer stationary tuts,
&C. fne location hOU from CITY uL Also, sienta
old place Of handsome grounds; plenty o fut;
l2 bath Be-; stabhng for six horses Lol
rent Two pretty COTTAGES. $50 reLt per au 1u.
JAMES r. HAY, - Broadway.
EOR LE-WATER-POWER and FAC
TORY stories and basement. 30 By G. feet ov rsAOt
wheel 20 acres land d6engs and ban IN orange County,
y. Y, % miles from NcwYoTk, Eno Railroad close 10
depot and pest once owner can Dee seen nom 10 o. m I'D
on Monday next JOth inst, at William Nils sons,
9WaITen-st. city.
TOR SALE.-Near Bound Brook, a COUN-
i TRY SEAT Of 40 acres large house, in good repair
plenty of olDudnr fruits OF au kinds I'm great abundance
excellent water beautiful spot price ol3OJf also aGjOn
Ing the above RumDer ~ choice BUILDING SITES eK
tenslve view; .ure mountain air near railroad dep one
hours nee from Now York CITY; n tho railroad cent ~
NsgJersey. Apply 70 WILLIAM MACKAY, SOmerylle,
M.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE" The
II MIerton Hote,' Milerton n Junction q four Tt
n3ds containing store rruBg f0T 500 terms Call
Room = Eares H0t wednesday or Thursday at D. in or
slcress X b RED. sharon, Conn
RYE, NewHavcn Railroad-Handsome Cot
~ tase and sale easy terms woall
Shsnge iof house il BrOOklyn. BULAND & WHITING,
BeeEma-s-
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auttion 6a!es Of Real Gstnle.

AUCTION SALE.-For SALE, on THURS
"A DAY. nov 2 1876 the pTemisr az 10 o'clock to
Selknonn and popular WACCABUO HOTEL or summer
boarding house. with furniture five Of land cot
lgss bowling alley, boat harness horses. ear sgcs Sc,
eaated 10 NosChesteT County. \. y the Harlem la
rad, . miles east OF G0lden's Bridge
JOSEPH BENEDICT, HARVEY MEAD, Assmee-
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Cnnnlrn nropcrln Go Get.

ITO RENT-At Plaintield. \. j., partly iur-
nshei house. containing 10 de- OF nWhef
viii board ful rent. Address TdOhSpN. Tribune once
ITO LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE at Norris
Il town. y. Nv. y. Buicy's house Macchlocl Sc
has GOOD furnace water gas Inquire al Office OF FIRE
MANS TRUST NJ. co, 2r Broadway.
ITO RENT-FrOm Dee. /, large turnlshed
house (stOne); ~ rooms; hot ard cold water btlut
fully located ON New York Paw % minutes from city ~ 81
C. r. r 10 acres ground. shade and ffUt trtes etc NJ
CURRIE BRO, 30 LOe1tyst
TENO LEASE AT RYE FOR THREE YEARS
g,oi comfortable HOUSE win carrag hoI' bif
erouud near depot desirable place. Rent so per mon u
Possession Immediately. WM MATHEWS, 81 Caui@tlHo9i'
y. j..
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gitn Real estate for Safe.


EAST 61ST-ST. near MadisOn-ave.-NeTy
H handsome fOuTsi0V brown stone nfsicass tonduoh
$4,000 RULAND WHITING, Bcekndn-sL
ATESSRS. DUGGIN & CROSSMAN, Arcli-
vi tecs G3 4Ist have decided % marx down tlr
eleven HOUSES and four SlABil-~ 60 very low ~ t-
send amended pamphlet giving uu description HOUSES
from is . 30 feet 'front.' Prices 80 600 % So 90
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURLD.-NO cure no
~ nav cook ing ranges That heat the rooms above warranted
send FOR circulars HULL GEIPPLN & Co., Jdaye. ana
2ithsL
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Ecriure5 ano Glceilnas.

4 ANERIGAN INSTITCTE.A regular meet
n uc of tle members u this Institute wl! hc held on
T~DtN the 20 day Of November, 40 O'Clock, p H. 40
40 ''"'' 80 CHAS. Mex. IEOsER, Rec seo'y.
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lIHf. lrHa|.t F fI H F. ID q IIr nor
Gly. VItl ,irs ST uoirjS s. 7t1.yc u,l, Ii.l-i " Y.
rs,. + t..,. ,- ;..l, ,,f ,,p. g.
re.t housekeeping i0ly furnished; lr,'ae hous' 22o
NFER. ulcl-1nt ROOMS en- suite. with every
c.u7 .,r ha' I,.mc!y fuHi !.', " '.aon, 9'aid or
"'"t' '.' '-
IA MI~| 2l~I-~I Il 'usIru4--td locality:
" ,;f'aa..qt, 20, Wy a,-ri'g -agL M wq'''gi
1870. '..'.. ~, M 2 ''' To- '' '''' "' ''
'.. -' '' o. '''''''.
VI L., as w WIol - f,r2ant ...l iFll,,S'
- - "'."' '.' ''i.i' 'l'i''. '' '' I'''.''" ''''
''''"
= III !, 2iN Vest ilnd,eInr{ luini,Ir0
',,.,r -'' '''" '-'''''' ''''
* W ~ H. -,.'.im liIS', IG, so,,,,
~ -n' i.'hl. i"'' WIN o., "..H'i' '.'.. l' 'e"S-
-
III NENI lIIII->l., near 5th-ar'.--fnilfe
..,a lalr. l.l t.,l'.. 3 = 'pusu.,..a.
IDS NL>I ids l.-A lr'I'lin ~ ,D,,N,'
49,, ,,',.i, i.foif.r, .u .r. -. .,LL too1i~
f.i,c..,,.
~ WEST 22D-~I.-iwo v'.-iurri~h,d
Estt INt ,- i0 ., 90 900, OBJ teu L.l-ru.n 90 I'Aic
ft.. ,. ..t..r,.
,,n<s t,.T-.v p..rIt -I' .r., I-rI.,rtp
S'lD s,,. ~ .,... l.o- s.r lr...j., t..ld 40
l..a A.',.-,r
-, ,,..-.t .,.,.f. - ...J HOME f.,r
.GbI .'t.'.r.r ...t vie ,r ts5 yasus ia.r 4.. .a
ii.t...at. ..'. -.fn' ..""' &c.. I'' .''-'"
'lt ( NJ I.-I t-il-~ J.. - Ni.t'F iuIh'~'tI
fb'B ROOMS I"r fu'lI+ ,f single a.Hi.. u. iie t't-
H.''''' ct '.' ..' '.'.'
- ! To 80 BOARD. HIfH Il'a>1u. IihiH~;
- 4 T,.rt I.AIi. 5. ID .cr ",,i. L.De ,..i..'.
..r.-a o.. u.s., So. ,.'. al.l.t
LAS. size.
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For Both Sexes-City.


A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-T 17th
year WIZ begin MONDAY, Oct. 2, at ~ East 45d-st
All the Ffoobe ideas adapted % American wants
An entirely new set OF Materials cheap beautiful
ranged by and manufactured only Miss Coe Schools aud
families supplied.
Many primary schools in various parts the country
Normal Class for mothers teacher. every afternoon
as the demand Tor the American Kndergarteu
taught by Miss C0e u increasing rapidly.
NEISS MCDONALD's
t1 CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COIoRg
From Nature, 7Ss Broadway. Room ~
ia studio
able Pupils will be on and after sem 4
TEHE MODEL KINDERGARTEN and Inter-
Il mediate and Advanced Class Of Mrs KRAUs. BOELTE
and Prof JOHN KItAUS .266 and 26S Broadway between
32d and 3Bds will reopen oct and their Normal Train.
ing School tor Kindergarten Teachers on NOy.2
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A n excellent home, with suitable instruction,
IA for six boys stockbridge. Mass. Rev r. W BULLARD
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mi Military Board
"a ing school White Plains, y. Y. Principal. o r. WILLIS
A PERSONAL examination of CrOton-on-the-
"A Hudson Military Institute solicited C. H. Warning A.
Principal Special English studies
Experience 20 years. Building elegant Rooms
60 boaners. Gymnasium, 4Ox4o drnroOm 4OK6O; grounds
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j0irlcr Resorts.

47Hr ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
rHr. l.t.d-. raN ";,n B. j. i"st is t"'..,,,, ~, .,,
........- f.r. D. Fl. I'D, tUt HuH." f' u. l''
t..t.... .......io I.NI- IIuDEn"o"h 40. s. bi""I.
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G!lnailons WanIc0--i i'cmales.


COOK.-A respectable colorcd woman wishes
good civ Irf.rrn,o can Tor d'r, top hoor mont NO
I,0OK-As frst-class cook; understands all
y sands meats souls pastry Sc eXcelen brad ana e5
I i r..rrat gsI, S g. ioh ave. 3s ana 82i
COOK BY rcSrcctahle Trustworthy Scotch
y woman. vino s.r'lor cook IN every branch COOKS
meals lsh gcmc poultry g. ID SUPERIOR ,i lr D. aso az eH ~
c"ut h1s,t ' p.-y ,o'A' AA' -'o' 'y references N@
yOOK or LAUNDRESS, CHAMBERWORK.
ars or W'aa lc general hoIscuor1 i.r ut er coqn,yi
INV PROTESTANT HOMf BUREAU. lSs 5thaye., four
doors a,oyc I0thst.
I1IRST-CLAsS SERVANTS can be obtained
Tor c.iy ind country ai the LADlt9 NIL Mlil-li
dlr,. 1g5Av '''"'' Of '' ST. and D''-"', reverence.
IgOCSEKFEPING-A refined and educated
Nc~ lork IS good reader un4'sian5 m1ES1t-
Iriiua- lIr. 4 p Town 6cicr. .2jS broadway.
UOUSEKFEPER orGOVFRNESS.--Aw 4 widow
,vuf experience desire position a. managing house;
krcptr o' rncss 10 suai ciden Siang 90 tIyi
home: uucs-rrouahc ierucd. Address X E care Of c.
e. Iylul. S5s iiroad~ay.
tIOUoEWORK.-A Young girl to do general
i hoa,cvo-s cily Inference. -2s West -s'hSt
EEOUSEWORK.-A Welsh girl with good
reference, general work. coos make EpHi .Ie'',
1,,c dos not va To- change or t.e years she suits;
cit, country. 500 o.. ave. near 2od-st-
HOUSEWORK, &c.--By a German Young
Souaa. she has been brought up TO do any kiud 4
erruce- and be seen at the PtOnEsrANH HOME BO-
KLAU, la@ 6,layo. above lOth'sL W ages oYH4 ---
i AUNDRESS.-A respectable woman as first
very rr'orences city country o0S dave TOP hoor
I AUNDRESS.-Laces cleaned and mended,
auc hutug: also. beachc ~ 20 cents per pair,
by Nine. aDWAED LIErA $40 Broadgay near lsth.st
/ ATNDRESS, "A strong, young woman,
aish. ir,teass laandress hues pGhs Poses POLISH &C.
and do up all Kinds oi lanes IIr.vs III a an
hlss ucor city references city or country C a' oVo o'
ave, .ear 23dst
IAINDRESS. SS.-Wanted, by a respectable
woman a tirscass aundrt,s underrianas al kln1s
] ,t II cify reirrences No aG3 Ist ave. top door.
I IGHT HOUSEWORK, &c.-A competent
scotch girl 10 mind child and do any Kind o. hght Tors
fpr small wages Nsly od plan sew ilu ,, , q
Cth ave, near .3d-st
NURSE.-A Protestant girl wishes a stu
~ can take entire charge Of an nint Guy
OF country good cy references All West l4th-sL -
NURSE.-An experienced Scotch woman as
nom it, BIRTH b. Of city reference can address 6sj
2daye. between 31th and osihss
NURSE.-A respectable girl as nurse capable
y u taking entire Charge Of baby or growing ci drn
will asas with other work; best city reference AooeSs
NUKsE Tr,onne Uptown ONCE l.239 Broad&ay
NrURSE.-A Lady desires to obtain a situation
~ Who has lived WIN het 9r wv s%P & yaS; & @ rs IS
birth call 10 TO O'Clock Glhasdayl at East 24tAsG
NURSE.-Wanted by a young woman sit
~ uation child nurse Is also an excellent
aud tomoroN between and II at her present employer
S69 Lexngtonaye.
WAITRESS and CIIAMBERMAID.-WSaln1ttsssdl,, tssl,
w by Ayoung girl situation as WAITRESS aS caIabie
seen today and tomorrow between and l. - "''
employers 3O9 LekingtOnaye.
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Glinapons tDnule0-- fcmiIes.


GOOD COOK wants Il situation IN private
4 f.,t references Cal At ~ last butA
n Gt,t tiolr. between "a -nd Bel avra
USEFUL young gih, smart and bright,
\ ucp- situation to hoI-rH rk or caro- children cham
1rxnr a.ug am generally usrlu about house for low
tnr hnmt ciy culnlry; sh" has Ho'd I,efchccs
- IitOl.-AN fl NE, I3- othaNe fcuf doors ABOVE
llth II.
Al PERSONS wishing IOuSekccpcrs, Cow
y rrtr.-r4 Copyiss Companions, Nursery Govrrnesses
s... fr the tA, DT,s-nl&er~ clerks OF ~eil,ttcssa
~ h, NJ, supplied by calling al the lonpg Women Chris
,u Association OF the CITY 81 Ne" 'FA No ist iOhHD'
bsst u reference, gwen and required.
CARROLL AGENCY for good FEMAslLt ~.
} npMISTICS gJl 6th ave. second door above O5ust-i
terms sl FOR foIT months to emp oycrs.
NUAMBERMAID ard WArIRESS.-A very
netcnt English chambermad and waitress: Tor either
.St @ dnntrv hls references last place. ana IN
st.N place Win fcr SO; Is good washer shd olei
3GB 9Th ave. 23d ST
NOMPANION.-A young lady of the highest
" respectabity wishes TO obain situation as eohpshoh
a. iaIS no affection travelling best references Address
Sy letter SARA 80 Gerrarlst, West lorotto, CanaGG
COOK.-Wanted situation by first-elass
~ cooE private family orstoass city rotreRee Can AZ
A6i ith ave-. "a h0oi'
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honses nno farms f0anteo.

\VANTED-Till May 1, for private family
aning room on parlor toor Address stating location aC
pnce c., Tribune u town Ofice ,238 Broadway
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MADAME q. DA SILVA

MIR. ALEX. BRADFOEDS
formerly MIS- Ogd iulUau'-i English. French anf Ger
man ROardn" School Young Ladies and 'ildfrn
with csishcuira II West Thirty eighth ST. NCWN Nora
EcoJens sept 3D. duplication may be made by letter o per
n AZ above
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DOOK.-A respectable coiorcd woman wishes
situation a, cook iu private family or bllr.inghouse
good civ call Tor two dr-. top hoor mont No.
B. ..t
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REAL ESTATE.

Nyw-YoRK. Friday, Oct 27, 1876.
bo following legal auction sales took place
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STH-ANE. ThcatcT. broadway and 2Sth-st.
- Proprietor and Manager ..... Mr AUGCslIN bALN.
EVErY NIGHT ,. 10 s. Augusiin
"ltpE." DAVIS Great Spectacular COMEDY, l.
titled LIFE" "a Comedy Oi City Typ. Il
MATINEE Tie grri east includes McssIs. C0gi ii ~,
John Brou-hau. James Lewis CAaIts
TODAY Yat2 = Fisher; al-o Nile. BUn.aau and lie.
-ollAc il the kisi,.lu- snow Ballet.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

M FEENCTf, EEGLISH, AND GTEMhN BOAEDIEG
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, NO. East
Forty nrzt-st corner Fh Tine Musical Department l4
under of rros 5. H. Nils ana b. Laurent Mrs NJ
j. R-Lue late Of Washington . g.. @il De- connected with
thc SCHOOL, kindergarten ana Primary DopaI tmcnt
MRS. SYLVANUS REED BOARDING AND
~ DAY SCHOOL. for Young lAde. no, and ~,
Fifty third ST., Now York, EEOfENS oct z Frcnch ana
German practically taught careful tranm' In Primary rd
Preparatory DeIrtmonts COlegste Course Of study m'i'
al demands Tor higher education Arfan ecrnt Tor
heath and comfort successful Kinder
gaIten connected with school.
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3nsirnCtlou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
y Private Instruction TIIOS. r. ASH l03 West io-7l.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 2j2 Madl-
~ sonave between 3Stl and 39hsts school hours poo
a m Ia $50 D. IN The OF tuition have been reduttd
CLASS FOR BOYS.-The design of this
N thoroughly prepare boys for our best coHese'
number uf pupils limited t. y. .- a., ,-,..,.-,.
pooSeyet ESQ ana william H. Osborn, esq OF New YORK CN
For circulars. apply 10 AhIhO H. u il-i-I~ az N4''
rom No .
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/ COOK BY rcSrcctahle, trustworthy Scotch
Woman who p q superior cook IN every branchi cooks
meals sh gcmc poultry. Nr, % superior .llr s also an rX
cr.ut pastry ,oIk, las -oot city references Sth
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

DHILADELPHlA.-Sele centennial Flslt9ls
can procure frst.claSs hoard breakfast ana late un,
ner all home comforts elegant ocaon esy o. ,o evsry
by horse and steam cars n.oP
morning the house Ia convey guests 70 ,u
reasonable. Address Mrs ID. N. BOhlNS zVlo ropi'N,
phladcphlA
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n. 7. HUTIi7II
- h-,ct borses and lots, Oiyer-st Do IL . ooo
thTeestI9 ~ zach lot 2JxjO Emile l. Murray. o'V0
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lOARDING-SCHOOL at CannOn'S station,
r. T. BROWN, Principal.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-05

COMMON SENSE AND THE CENTENNIAL.
How and when to gol-~The weather
having grown cool, thuse who dislike leay-
ing their homes whilst the thermometer
ranges $50 in the shade, will now make a
grand rush for the Centennial. The Fl
Wayne & Pennsylvania Railroad. having
anticipated this, have all OF their magnif-
cent new cars and rolling stock in the most
complete and perfect order, so that Cen
tennial visitors may not want for anything
to add to their convenience and comfort.
1t must be remembered that tickets via.
Washington and BALTIMORE, may be pur-
chased at the same figure as a straight
Philadelphia ticket costs This enables
many persons to visit the Nations Capital,
view the city of magnificent distances,
and the large piles of marble and granite,
of the Capitol, War, Treasury,,Post and
Patent Office Departments, the Presiden
tial Mansion, and all the public institution:
of Washington. Then Baltimore, Phila
delphia and the Centennial, and New ors
each In succession, visited. and ride con
tinuously over the Great Ft. Wayne 4
Pennsylvania Railway lines-an advantage
which no other road on this continent car
offer. The Ft. Wayne & Pennsylvania
Railway have neatly printed guides il
book form, containing over fifty pages
They are beautifully illustrated, and
great convenience to the tourist and trav
eler in selecting the points of interest oi
the entire line of the road They ais
contain map of the Centennial Ground
of Philadelphia aud are invaluable. The
can be had by mail, free, on application t
the General Office, No. 65 Clark ST., Chi
cago. Cheap tickets can also be obtaine,
at Depot, corner Madison and Canal Sts
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-05
LOCAL COLUMN.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
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SCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP,
SoHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic.
SCHENoK's MANDRAKE PILLS
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
occasion the death of the patients they lock up the
liver, stop the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and in fact they clog the action OF the very
organs that caused the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
OF two-thfrds of the cases OF Consumption. Many
persons COMPLAIN of dull pain in the side, con-
stipation, coated tongue pain In the shoulderbade
feelings OF drowsiness and restlessness, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied with
acidity and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originated from disor.
dered condition Of the stomach or a torpid liver
Persons affected, II they take one or two heavy
colds and II the congh in these cases be suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver clogged
remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass of sores, and
liberated, the res >ult OF which is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain opium or anything calculated tC
check a cough Suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
digestion and creates ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costve, skin salow, or thu
symptom otherwise of a bilious tendency ,Schenck'
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
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