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eZiS.
(Pokracovani z {. 6.)

Toto pfikr6 vystoupeni Jezise proti
bohac1m zarazilo prvu posluchace jeho.
Aekoliv proti bohacdm zaujati byli, pred
ce jen byh by radi videli, kdyby Sc ne
kteti Mich MIN pridali v6ci jeich
trochu lesku dodali. Mimo to ma chu-
Ras bohatci zvlastni dctu byt iej
hloubi duse nenavid6l, pfedce mu en
nesmirne lichoti, snizili se k n6mu blaho-
sklon6 jest cely stasten, chovali sc k
nemu pfatelsky.
Ale Jezis byl iiz zasadach a taktice
sve neoblomny. Odpovedel jim:
Amen pravim VAN, ze bohaty nesnad
ne veide do kralovstvi nebeskeho.'
"A op6t pravim VAN: snazef jest vel :
bloudu skrze ucho jelly profit, nezli bo.
hatemu witt do kralovstvi Boziho.'
l vypravoval jim podobenstvi hohatci
a vfedovitem Lazaru. Lazar zemfe q
andele odnesou iej do LIMA Abrahamo
va; bohatec zemfe vola hlubn pekla
K Abrahamu:
,Otte Abrahame, smilu Sc made mnou
a posli Lazara, at omoci konec prstu sve
no We vod4 a svlazi jazyk mdi, nebo 81
mucim tomto plameni.
i fekl Abraham: Synu, rozpomeh Sc
les ty wal dobre veci sve zivot6 sven
Lazar jen zle; nyni pax tento Sc te5i
ale ty Sc mucis' Lukas, XVI. 19 - %
Bohatec netrpel tedy negyslovna muk
pro hfichy sve, ale - ze Sc mu dobfe We
do ma zemi. Lazar nedostal Sc do vecn
slasti pro cuosti sve = ale ze Sc mu I'll
vedlo ma zemi. Veru, divna to moralka
Byti zebrakem plnym vfedd Jest nejv6t;
zasluhou, bJti ole bohacem kment 5
odivalicim Jest nelt6zsi provineni u = j
Use.
Jezis We fanatismu zlosti sve ma be
haGe Jim zlofecil.
ALE beda vam bohat gm, nebo Wy Gia
mate pot6seni sve.'
,Beda varn, ktefiz jste nasyceni, neb
lacneti budete. Beda vam, ktefiz Sc ny
nj smeiete, nebo kvileti plakati budete
(Lukas VI, 24-25)
Pfi takovem uGenf ncni divu, ze sc
ubozi chudobou svou zdobili pysnil
Oni chloubou nazyvali Sc ,chudi (ebio
nites) pokladali nazev ten "a totoznY
onin ,pfatel bozich.' zidovsti kfestan
Bethanejsti a Hsuransti podrzeli maze
ten az do jedenacteho stoleti.
Zarovn pravili Jezisi:
Ten jest cist! Jej nem6zeme podezfi
vat, ze mas zradi bohac6m farizeIm.'
A povest jeho sifila Sc rychle po celeI
Judsku. Chudi tonlavi vsichui kite
re spolecnosti vyvrzeni byli, pospichali
nemu, ably slyseli tlumocnika sveho hn'
va, podnecovatele svych nadeji tuze
muze, kteryz ptani potfeby iejich ztt
lesnoval, slovem sveho mesiasel
Tento mocny proud strhl sebou TED n
kolik podivinskych vznesencd bohaci
po novotach lacnici zeny jako Johan
Susanu imenovite Mari, velkou kra
nvu nevestku z Magdaly.
Cfm vice zastup Jezisovych stoupenc
rostl, tim ouplneji Sc mu Jezis poddav'
n srdstal nim Ztracelt individualit
svou staval Sc poubym tlnmocnikem
nkstrojem jeho. Nebyl to on, kter
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Bremen, Germany.
SeVerO-nGm. Lloyd
pravideln6 postovni parni spo-
jeni mezi
IRremen a Baltimore

PRES southampton DO OUlIDeHyCH
zeieznych parnikach postovnich
(25OO - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer.
BERLIN, capitan PGtscher.
OHIO, captain Meyer.
LEIPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
ExpediGni dnove jsou ustanoveni:
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Ii EE LIN IL.

Uevekand, Columbus, Cincinnati 81
Indiana IL. IL.
z Cleveandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoiodne
2. SO $50 odpoledne.
Do CIeveIandu pfijfzdi 7.90 rAno 400
9.55 odpoedne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano So 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1885
snoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
2 Cincinnati 100 10 90 rano 9.45 veE
Indianapolis 6.25, 1880 a 100 rano.
z st. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 a 7.4O odp.
Chicago ESQ $40 rdno.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi vecernim
Atlantic a Great Western R TX
Ma vychod oqjj2dt a aVychcdu pfyizdi.
Clevelandu 1925 a 500 rano 3.45 q
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 lO.45 rano, 40 a
0.55 veGer'
Do New Yorku 90 rano, .55 500 vec
Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
z New Yorku $50 100 rano, 535 a
100 vecer.
Lake Shore Michigan South. IL. n
Ma vych0d 0djtkd5 a pfjtSdiz vychodu:
z Clevclnadu 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO a
1920 veGer.
DO Clevelandu 500 a 5.35 rano, 2.O5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.10 10. Is rano, 1875, 8. 80 a
l0.40 yeter.
Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, Us a
l1.30 veter.
Do New Yorku 100 rano 40 32O
1900 vecer.
Bostonu 5. SO rano 500 a ii veGer
Ma sdpad odjtSdt &c sdpadu pfyi&dt:
Clevelandu 5.35 a TOO rano, 2.3Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu 1925 1855 rano, 3.45
lO.05 odpoledne.
Do Toledo l0.40 1856 rAno 100
IL 90 veGer,
2 Toledo 800, $50 a lO.55 rano :.
vecer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 a 9.2
veGer.
q Chicago 100 a 9.2O rano 5.35 a s.2,
veGer.
q New Yorku 1890 10. As rano
sll.00 vecer:
Boetonu s.30 900 rano a. Q3O
vecer
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omylnosti papezove, propustil milostive
deputaci. Oposice ohlasila ma to pro-
testu, ze Sc nes1Gastni schazi koncilnich,
pon6vadz il 6cta k ,,svatemu otci" brani
hlasovati jeho pfitomnosti prot neomyl
nosti Nauka neomylDosti papezsk6
pfiiata tudiz iednohlasn6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25

Severonemecky Lloyd Bremen
meju6t8 spoleGnost paroplayebni Y n
mecku, ielikoz eta % velkych pomof-
skych, krasn6 zfizenJch parnikG, ktere
stavaii Sc vzdy oJlibenjsjoai, coz vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou a Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po mich J4OO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bremske vede
ny isou spolehLirym, kapitany, isou pod
fizeny caste a dahladn@ prohttdce drze
i Sc nejlepsim pofddku.
zadovala. Cestuiicila ma lodi dava SO
dGetatek do5fe upravene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen jest stejne pftv6tivd, o polio
M postarano jest co nGltP.
Kdo by 81 pfal n6komu ze svych INA
mych aneb pribuznJch pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht Sc obrati ma n6kter6ho z nasich p.
t. zastupcG v Americe, a sice:
V CLEyELANDU ma p. M. Krejciho,
1897 - 1899 Forest nj.
V RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
Inv MILWAUKEE ma p. Oh. Toepfera
144 Clinton nj.
V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal ul
V n. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave G, aneb G. Nikel-a 80 Broome ul.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
PodanGho, 277-279 Ohio nj.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP, Jindra, Jelinek
a spoil.
Kdo by ale povoldval IA sebou pfatele
neb zname, k!efi 81 pfeplavn6 sami platit
budou, raciz nam sd6liti jeiich adresy
my ie spravime 0 vsem ceste te potfeb-
mem a popfejouli nam sve ddvery, budou
vypravou zaiist6 spokojeni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
kareS IL StOtZky,
Bahnhofstr. 20
Bremen, Germany.
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River Division.
Ma Vgch0a.
Nd adpad.

I IT, NJ i LIkp,
Genl. Par or. and Ticket Agt-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
An ORPHAN err MISSING.
Her UnaccountnbIe Disappearance in Day
light in tue Heart of the cav.


light in tue Heart OF the CIV.
On Monday morning last an orphan girl
stsrte from Fourteenth street, near Sixth
avenue, for Ihirty-fourth street, passing, as was
her custom, through either sixth avenue on
foot or 10y the seventh avenue ca 8, and since
that time her friends have not seen her Her
relatives in POnghkeeDsie are highly respectable,
and she nas an Independent income which sue
has used l-rgely la charIty TO the poor. She
came TO this city after "A visit to the Centen-
nial EXHIBITION, VISITING. while here, with ner
two unclts. VINO are ner guardluns. and each Of
them surprising tudt SUI " .- pd-riu- tnc III - hi
at tie house Of the other, no tnxlety was felt
until by chance The two families met on
"Wednesday. Sii &c then The families nave ueeu
terry.
1he theory Of a clandsstlne marriage Il dts
posed OF by the last that no gfptleman of her
acquaintance Is missing ana she was IN deep
cry exposed and was modestly attred, the
theory OF robbery Is not accepted. Ponce SUI
peri teudent Walllpg thinks II highly liupruU-
able thit she WAS abducted IN broad daylight.
"Sho Is u nne, good Rlrl,' SAID MI, Douglass
Taylor, Yesterday, a memOer Of the Epscop i
Church, and one ia whom any unlddYilke conduct
Is entirely out Of the question. The only theory
can frame Ia that some poor person has ac-
have accompanied the person ana mus been
tr pped. sac had ~ card case, nor WAS her
drapery marked, IL my be that somebody Is
awaiting a reward Tor her return" she Is de-
ecribed thus; Eighteen years old, tall 10 feet
inches), round. flesh face, small nose and mouih h.,
dark brown HAIR, cut short and banged over the
forehead, dark biue OF gray eyes; dressed in
mourning, bls ck cashmere dress, round crane
hat with long vel, small jet earrings, black kid
gloves. Superintendent aliing VIII pay a llo-
erdI reward Tor her restoration.
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INDIGNATION ~ JERSEY CITY.
Public Protest Against tue Use Of the Army
In Presidential Elections.
The following call, circulated in Ho-
boken and Jersey City. has heen latgely aligned /;

The underigned voters OF the county OF Hudson,
deeply impressed With the Importance OF puDuc and
authorized expression OF the sense of be people gans
the Alarming and dangerous tue standing army
OF tue United States 10 intermedGe With the Ordinary
mcetings of the people at time when the Ct liens
choosing uscrs, and necessarily aud frequently
assembling Ia large oOuies according TO constitutional
ugnt.
iaey hope that such public expression NAV have It's
jus. Influence with thoee Who been In ed TO
MAKE uawire aud dangerous a Of the "a ulGr
army AZ such tim.
They Ia rcfOre request their fellow citizens 10 meet
Al Library Hall, corner ~ Grand street and Pa
avenue 20 mas, on q evening ~ Wednesday the nrst
DAY OF November, al NAT uNst tcVeI Oclocz. TO lake
int coniuer.tun tie sun -c aud aittr due deibera-
uOn to come 10 such resolutions as become American
citizens living under a Tree Onsu. uuOn.
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Ned Gilmore keeps an eye on everything IN
their behalf. Every afternoon the merry laugh
Of hundreds OF children cheer the clown.
Every night thousands OF gufawing rustics
repeat the ooeration. Tens Of thousands nave
thus far seen the show and heard the lions roar.
Tens OF thousands more will do the same, and
when all are satisfied the palace cars will be
called into requi-ition. the rhinOcefos cage will
be fastened up, tho fatty hippopotanua will bo
packed In cotton soaked In milk. and the great
caravan Will push out upon the ruril districts,
afordinR entert linment instruction, and amuse-
ment to the bucolic MUD, leavened somewhat
by bunkum, aud controlled throughout by Bar-
mum. MONsIEtJlt X.
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Tho First Thomas symphony Concert.

Mr.. Thomass first concert OF the REGULAR
subscription series Was given last night, before
al audience which oLly the unpleasant weather
prevented from being densely crowded. Tho
programme COMPRISED, in the lr-t part, Beetho-
ven's Eighth symphony, admirably rendered by
the orchestra, aud Schuh Tt'r Fantasia, opus 10,
arranged Tor orchestra 10y l. ST, very grace
fully rlayed by Madame schiller, who
Is always sweet, sympathetic, and deli.
cate, even though not always forceful.
The second part presented Beroz's dramatic
symphony, Romeo and Juliet" a work OF the
same scope AS his Hhluld,' though widely dif-
iefent IN treatment. II tells 10y recitatiNe, cho-
rus, and symphony the tale Of the d covers #
N'ron y the moro dranniC parts Of the story
beng Left to the orchestra, and only the less
importtut moments and person1ces OF tue
Drama having anN thing to say in disti a. musical
EXPRESSION. Tue extreme length OF tho per-
iOrmhnce forces US to the brielest possible com
ment. IL reminds the nearer throughout Of
Harold many OF ~ more striking ana pleas
Ing passages beng seemingly plagi iriIed from
the FORMER composition, Its merits are grace
ful and sensuuusly pleasing orchestrdtiOn, amt
certain vague tone OF poetry and mourn
ful sentiment running through the pa
thetlc parts Of the score. It's defects are
trtcness and all illOwneeA Of musical iu-
ventiun, indenniteIe-s ami inconsequenc0
In musical thought, and wearsome repetition
and long-spun pTutraCttnn Of themes Wulch
should have been dismissed with half the time
and elaboration tho composer has DEVOTED to
them. PIuned aud cOmpacted, II might be
pleasing and Interesting composition, AS II IS,
Its merits are diluted and washed out 10 an un-
refreshing and tedious thlnness.
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bf,ndt .mone bis numerous creditors, Michael Fisher
OF New Durham pl ced $1,000 In Hcebranfts hands for
investment two weeks ago. and 1t has not been re-
turned George sturges, son Of ~. Jus Ice sturgee
placed tAOOO 10 HeerDrindts hands for the same puf.
POSE heiihcr ge1tleman has any securi y On saiur.
day last Hcerbrandt borrowed $500 OF Baker Peters
for thi' amount Mr.. Peters Ia waiting patienty Mr.
Heerbrindte family and friends, hOwcv r. declare that
he 10 In Philadelphia, and will soon return. ~
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nhinined NIL Tho IInnnra

= All the honors attanable at the Centen-
Mai were awarded TO the new Automatic" sew
ing machine OF the Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ. Co.
On view at 65s broadway, New York; 70 Court
street, Brooklyn; $40 Grove street, jersey City;
3 Cedar street, Newark.-Adp.
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BANGs-EDwARDs-O Thursday. Oct. 20. at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. j. A NJ
cn,g9m.n D. D., Dr. L b B,ngs % Me. Fannie a: I'd
CORNISH-kAYNOR.-O Thursday. Oct 20, bv the
Rev, John Hall. ID. D., Mr. Charles L. Cornish TO Mrs
e., GQ0pwi u 10 EkRILL IN New York; Oct. H. BY
n. ".
hILIIARD-FRosr-I this city. ort 90. BY the Rev.
+. Bowl Mr. George HIN rd TO NUS ate J. Frost.
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BENTON.-At Jersey City Heights esth inst, Simon
l.. Benton, a 60 40 years, months anu duys.
The rel tlyea and frlenus " the family respect
fully invcd TO attend MS funeral tomorrow az md yl
afternoon, at O'coCK from his lace reslcncc Lax
st., near Central av. jersey CITY.
McCOf.-On Friday Oct. ~, james II. Mccoy aged
81 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
Nlied TO attend "a" tuner 3D. on SUNDAY, 2pth lust al
800 l.. NJ, from iit ate resi- cnCe. li3 4utust
AT 80 Ridge ~.
faaerl at clock. sunday, e9.h inst Friends are
Invited 10 attend.
kEARNEI.-lu Iersey CITY. on Friday evening Oct
~ D.niei The beloved sou OF Thomas aud Ann kear-
ncY. agel 2S ycars.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
tuly Invited 10 attend the tuucrli from his late rest
dence, Sds - st.. on Mon4ay morning. oct 80, at o
oclOcS~hc uu rcmatns VIII be removed to ST. MARY
happy repOse Of IN, soul.
MCFARLAND -Sirin Mcfarland OF the parish OF
Gun hanna county Armlg Oh, Gland, aged 20 years
Funeral VIII take place az Oclucs Il 81, ON sun.
day the 10Th ot o. 'oOcr from 24 l5,h ST. South ro0
Nn. Fucnls and relatives Invited to attend the
fu cr without tui 'hsr notice.
TILLi.-On r.lty, oct ~ 1870, Daphne, beloved
wife OF patr On Iu,y AZ q 90 years
The relatives ana friends respectfully invited 20
attend TIE tuner from : late Icsid 'ncc go Norm
OclOck 4. NJ.
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8usintss Uolltts.


BRANDRETH's PILLS
purify the blood. and remove out OF the circulation
those humors which pain They are safe for all
ages aud conditions. and have often restored health
when other means have proved unavsing.
HECTOR HAYS, Of Muir, ionia county, Michigan. In A
letter dated October O. 1870. says BRANDRETus
PILLS cure all diseases in that region including fever
and ague.
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Arrived SATURDAY, Oct. 2S.
81. Magnolia. Daggett, Savannah Oct "a.
rs COrtes. Freeman. Sivannah Oct "A.
s. Reading. COlburn Philadelphia
ton "a
s. lycho Crahc. Miller Rio Janciro. oct rs.
hs Montgomery, Chester, Fcrnandina, Oct "a.
-. Weeser NOn Bulow, Bremen.
Is REGULATOR, pOtne, Wilmington.
I Francouia. Bragg. Portland
Also tie usual river and cOistwise vessels.
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SCHOOL sUITs-Large stock at greatly reduced
prices Brokaw Brothers, Fourth avenue opposite
l1DlLnD Ii
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MARINE INrELLIG ENCB.

MINIATURE ALNANAo-rHts DAY.
Sun rises % sun scis..... % Moon sets. 10
mon wArRR-Tnfs DAY
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov. Island. II Hell Gate. 30
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iESEkAL HEADQUARTERS STATE oF NKw YORK.
ApJJTAN r'HENERALs OFFICE,

J
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1gl.-tapt. George William
kmitn ~ the seventh Regiment, National Guard OF
Stale " New YORK., having rendered MS resignation,
The same Is hereby aoCcp ed. and he IT, AT his
quest houpraOiy Gischlrg' q from aid ONCE.
10 accepting the rrslguaup OF Capt smith, the Com
'nderu-Cmef cannot out express his regret that
6tste must lose the services Of valuable Oincer
aud one who has served most faithfully IN lie cz.n
soldiery Tor over forty.one years. by order Of
COMmander.ln.Chlef. fRASKLTS townsend,
AdJutAntGeueral.
The funer i services will take place at 1890
O'Clock to day from the late residence OF the
de ceased, after which the remains Will be con-
veyed to toe cemetery az kingsbridge. Mem
beers Of the Seventh Regiment, In citizens dress,
and OF Atlantic Lodge No. us. Y. aud 4. Nj, OF
which Capt. smith was Past Master, Will attend.
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sAuGKRrIRs, oct. o. 1870.

We are continually receiving letters stating how
Brandreths Pills have cured fevers OF all kinds tn
morA Bright's disease. disease OF the liver and gall
dues, expeling stones from thence The fact that
Brandroth's Pills are every day demonstrating that
they the removal from the bowels and the blood
Of the particular Virus on which diseased action en-.
TREY depends, and no possible harm OF their
NnREru
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CHICKERING PIANOS iT THE CEN-
TENNIIL IXHIBITION.

Messrs. CHICK FRING & SONS have been award ed
ameaal and diploma al the Centennial Exhibition, and
the report OF the JUICES verified BY the autho
ties Of the cen cunial mmissOn, A. r Goshorn,
Director General Gen. J. Llwley, President. and A.
Il, Bo,e.cr Acnns Secretary, Is more emphatic, and
more c.Nc!4ire 90 an naf re!lies % ne requirements
~ Qr''ciHs Hllo, MaH haS teen Gcco aed 70 any "
nor cvmpeat9s.
Messr.. CnicEFRINO eoSs have produced a plano
that c0nbf = ne Oretes' p0rer c0fgfsteHt tcnh ne
most It, Ncaf atAsiie. anil sdgmg q4ahty n tome
Il mos. SusceJ.ls, glk. and eisac iOUch and hfghly
flushed ico,tm0Hshp. Durllg The past nftythree
years they We stryen TO attain these enus, ana now
have he peasu OF submitting the following copy OF
the oiciai report Win he assurance tnat their claims
viii be fuzzy sustained by the puOllc a. they have
be u ack4owia aged b. the jul -esi
OFFICIAL REPORT on THE cmIcKERrSo PIANOS.
"Thel~ Grad Piano Is OF quct, elastic ttch, OF
proud and ccr 'e,ondnce, with the utmost pouer Of
ueGncs that ts class affords. conslsenty with secur
inE pure DEDICATE amt sRgmg Quahiy OF tone
Their other acknowledgements OF their every.
Gay production possess the hfgh.st qualities In faie
rome. dsAcacy Of tone, eas!le tesDoaoe " touch,
with MOfoUghHess Of too,kmanshfD These several
characIer,tlcs, anu tue Acknowledged eyceIencs at
talned BY THIS nrIn, eutlue them to an award.
al. X OLIVER.
"CnaIrman OF the Jury"
Since the Exhibition In London IN 1851 Of their full
iron frame Gram Piano. which has oern copied by all
The maker. In ihl' country and Europe. their pianos
have been acknowledged a. the statdITd nsvumens
or ne iroih. The great MISTER. Dr. Franz Liszt,
fpeaking Of the CnokERISo PfAsOs, said 10 beJAt
Iptsf declare them pe,IeeiissD'es @uIoaHpeiy per-
fecD."
FORMER TRruNPHs OF THE cHfcKKRfE0 PIANosi
The ruze Medal az London IN 1851.
Tae Cross Of the Legion OF Honor and
The Fifst God Mcaal al Paris In 1857.
Crhis was the hishe.t RwArl OF the Exhibition. and
was given 0piV 10 CuicKERISo & soSs)
I'll. First Medal ami Honorable Distinction at the
In ernatlonal Exhibition at san iago de chile, 1870.
Medal and Dipi ma rhiladephIn 1870 aud
Ninety-three FRS Medals and Awards at the various
Exhibitions Of the United -tites.
warerooms, CmcSeung Hall, Ffth avenue, corner
Eighteenth street -ddD.
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpets-
CowDertnwalt's, loo and t57 Chatham street. Pay
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n. BRANDRETH.


Consumption, Weak Lungs, Thront Dis
eases, General Debility Indigestion. Loss OF vigor and
Appetite, and all Dis arising from Poverty OF the
Blood spe Oily and radically cured by wINCHksTER5
HYPopHOsPhITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
Prices 81 and ~ per bottle. Prepared Only by
WINCHESTER & co, Chemists.
Bold by Druggists. so John st., New YORK
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CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR N. d, OF a
YEAks, PKACIlCE IN ONE PI.ACE

Thereby certify that I have practised medicine for
the last forty years, and IN that time been Ia the
habit Of recommending Dr. Branlreth's Pills In pref.
erence TO ANY other proprietary pills offered for sale
JOHN vEDDER. NJ. D.
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Paul IIeerbrandt, a well-known real estate
agent ana broker for the Germanla Insurance Com.
pany, is missing from his residence IN Union street,
Union I'M, anu Friday his furniture levied on
BY the sheriff. There are ANXIOUS inquiries for Heer
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DIED.

BETTfNGER-on the lstn October, 1870, by the Hon
g. +. Park free and absolute divorce no allmOay s.
l.. Betungcr from Jennie Betunger
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The Highest Award Granted any Exhibitor
By Centennial Exposition Il gwen the Elastic Truss
Co. for SIX Elastic lrusses sold only ~ oS3 Bro AWAY
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Dliousness, headache, and liver complaints
such Is QurA's IRISH Tea the rs cents remedy-Adv.
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4 rETERAN OFFICER CONE.
Death Of Capt. g. w. smith. late OF the sev-
enth Regiment N. q. =. n. y.

The death OF George William Smith, late
Captain OF Company II, seventh Regiment, has
created feeling OF profound grief among his
late comrades In arms. lie died suddenly, Of
apopleIy. at his residence, lO9 West rwenty-third
street, Friday morning. He was In his siItieth
year, and had served In the seventh Regiment
for n arlY furt,-one years. He resigned his
position aud was h0noraUly DISCHARGED just u
month ago.
The Comm ander-in- Chief. Gov. 1ilden. noticed
the dis .inguished services Of Capt. Smith ia the
following special order;
GENERAL HE.DerARrERs STATE oV Sxw York;
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with or without cures oatarrh, asthma and
cold In head. onlY " cents. Asa drugglst.-Adv.
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Rupture radically cured by DR.. MARSH'S Radical
Cure Truss. SIX Elastic Stockings, Belts. &c; Shout.
der Braces, SuspensOries, Abdominal supporters
Nesey st (Astor Housed No Broadway branch.
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Dyeing aud CieaninR.-The Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Co. al for aud deliver goods. WORK
passed by none. Ofnces 036 BrOadw1y 29d at; 10
oth av, nesr IAN st. 270 sth 24th It, Roe
more Hotel Broadway and A2d IT.
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yIctorin CInnin MoodhnII
Among the Ailments

Will lecture in Chickering Han Nov. q. the oc-
caHon being her last appearance before leaving fol
Lnglan1.-AdO.
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Wan syrup; It Whales the brain as Wen as the BODY
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Cured by MIX Of Magnesl are Indigestion, cos
tiyeness, lnclpient rneuinatlsd and grayel-Adp.
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W. KIDDER & CO., s3 JOHN sIEY
Gentlemen | have tried HOLNAN'S AGUE AND
LIVER PAD and am greatly pleased with #. enc ose
four dollars Tor which please send two Of them my
brother, L. T. HECK. ana oDige.
Yours truly, JIM. HECK.