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Nfw Publications.

A THE CRITIC.
IA The best literary paper In America Out to-day Con-
saips portrait OF Hawthorne with Julia Ward Howes reni
the defence OF American
Book reviews literary notes art musical and
dramatic criticism Sold everywhere.
Address 757 Broadway, New.York
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4. g.. ORrNANfF AGKf'f,
No liG GKEEyE CogSrG Mo ,IoS,,I AMY s BVi s
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STOKES

40 I4G GREENE. COKSIE Hot -tpN--r, ARMY BtHplN@,l
p % Box SO. lSil. NEW YORK CRY. May y, leSi.,
PROPOSALS FOR 0RDNNNCE StoREo
sealed proposals uipl.o at", subject 70 me uruA
conditions viii received IT TITS ohcr until u O'Clock noon
on W.neiay June % ISL. at which time and place hY
viii De- opened the presence oi bidders, or furnishing oI
tho Ney York Arsenal. Governors Island y H. fINlns
AMI this agency during me n-'
wear commrucug Juls l. Isl and ending une 80 lN on
such guauea and sappL OF The oAO"nE Aus
required during - fiscal year mentioned al u p' the
best unalifr. and subject 'o IA poet ton, VIZ: 60.
Lanterns Pauln- Hydraulic Jacks burlAp- CORDS otoh
Waste Hemp Manila Rnu" sewing six Thread Nlh'
Fay corn Meal OIL Meal. oats straw. Horse Sh"-
Icks. Nails Scrrws spikes. copper and Iron biu1
asonc burning on Bith Brick lirooms, crocus Cloth I'm
cry 10th Emery Pnitr Rottensto1e sandpapc soaps
sponge Tripou fDudug ~heathng an " tapplng Fap,T A.
coho clues Lar NratsfuUi sperm 49, nser OlH raul-'
Putty Turpent.n no Narnishrs, Tin Cans Wheel bfease'
brushes Kasp-. Flies. spirit Levels and Gutta PrIcha
Tho Forage burning on and Gasoline "a Ice delivered s r.
quirrd New Nu.k CITY. and the Coal ANA LumDei 70 ~"
delivered New York Arsenal, bostfinr : l'iihl,
y. y H. and the Proving Ground sandy h"oS, y j. "nl
this Agency. ....-.,-.. . .- II, ,r,.
posas preference Will DE given 10 articles ot domestic
production. .,,-- -. 4, o,,,.
titles REQUIRED and hSng full Information A. =" the manner
Of bidding conditions hc ob-rryo by hddrir terms "t
contract payment will be furnished % apph'dtoh 10 TINS
Office. o., a. ...,., . Do
ro., for Ordnance supplies addressed 10 the under
sicp,d CIAS. :. SMITH, Capt ~ orr,
''h''''N Commanding.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for COOKED RATIONS.
CAVALRY RECRUITING REypnyors,

CAVALRY RECRUITING REypFzyors,
10 PATTEHY rLACF
NEW YORK. June 10, lSSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS I'm ThIPLItATE, subject 20 the
usual will be received az this ONCE until II Ococs
noon Thurz,ay 2.d ISL which time they VIII be
oyrned presence ~ bidders for furnishing gOoh
tons Tor a recruiting party OF two during Ne sca va
comm, nclng July J. 1871, aud ending June 80 lNo-
Government reserves the right to reject any OF al pro
ank proposals and full instructions 10 the manner o
De- oerytd By bidders, AMI terms ni
CONTRACT payment viii be furnished on Application Ia THIS
Office. -.--,., q. ~
Envelopes containing proposals should be- marked " Pfo'
pOsals for Cooked RaiiOns' and addressed !" me uhn'F
signed. WM. &. kANoLLf, tiplah u tN AZ
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1nstrnttion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK, wAsHINGToN Akt E; va. . i9r
classes the University in the departments
science will present themselves for examination
IN the Tuesday June q, at 10 o'clock M
D' o'u'' "a '''' GEORGE W. COAKLEY, Secretary.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK Juno 10. 1sSl-The Annual commencement viii
te held ON Thursday % at 1890 IN the adeuy
of Music alumni meeting nj the University the same Gay ~
D. m Ky authority OF the Faculties. GEORGE w COAh'
LEY. Secretary.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HOME is offered to boys needing especial
n the family OF experienced teacher and nhy
clan in the prctties and heatcst town IN Connecticut
BOX 10, Durham, Conn
BOARDING SCHOOL for a few bOys.-Fits
ID for College Terms moderate summer term begins
NAV lth ID. g. r. LAMBERT Principal, Wilton Conn., OF
can be at Room 90, II broadway, tins week
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected csnd.atc; coached
bradford Mansion school for Boys, Rye y. Y.
I'D The Rev }. COLLINS Principal send for circular
VIVIL. MECHANICAL and MINING ENCil-
y NEERING NJ ihe Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Troy n. Y.-thc Oldest engineering school N Anes NeA
begins september - The Reg'ter i.i I- ~ CO."
positions Also of study, requirements e1
penses, &C. Address ..,-,r =, ,,,t.>r,. ~.
ENLAVERACK N. " COLLEGE and IlCD-
~ SON RIVER INSTITUTE ht- boys thoroughly for col
lege scientific school or business college course 10Y 10
cation healthul terms moderate hevA fack IN Dfrest
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
" Hudson y Y-lri ground. mountain air farm Of 100
school bovs hi health care ally cassc VII reopen
september l6 o. COBB. 4 " Principal
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE. LAncshoro, Berk-
II shire Co Mass established In 1sa fts Tor college, sci
enti1c school or business private instruction spec~V
''N Rev. A. T. GILBERT. 4 NJ. Principal
GREENWICH, CONN.-Acadcmy and Board
NJ ing school for ten boys Thorough eachng Genuine
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
II WORCESTER. MASS.
begins 2eth year September T. ISL Apply for cr uars
to &. b. MEiCALT, A. ~, Supf.
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
IVk boys family boarding school location healilifsit N
NeWJersey thor0nrh preparation for collage scientific
school 20 AXE their studies carefn super
Of each pupil. Address the Principal = H. MOORE,
Norrls y
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

For Both Sexes-CitY.
INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED INSTRUC-
u TIoN OF DEAF MUTES. l,5ll Broadway New. lorS
The largest articulation school In the country esaped
1867; pure oral method. send for circ liar
MISS COMSTOCK. 81 and 81 West 4Oth-st.,
IVA facing Reservoir t-fSGiISH ttf.s, ~ Any shn
GERMAN Boarding and Day school; tfktNAN ana 49,
IISH KINDFRGA RTEN. gymnastics studio private
class for Classical Department WEDN sDN,
September Miss COmstocs az home aier September 70
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORD'S
w formerly Mrs ogden Honmane English trvnch and
children No N West 3Hth-st York, Will reopen sep
TENDER Application Iuay be made by letter OF personally
above.
Art Schools--City.
MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
ItI receive pupils Drawing aud Painting IN on ana
Colo China and Decoration athe studio No ~ Fast
,,,a JMr. D. Huntington, Mr. William Hart
'eeienoes-f Nj. James NJ Hart. MI. A f. Bellows
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For Young Ladies-City.

MISS dc BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
M NO. 81 EAST SoTH.sT
MISSES PERRIN, 2O21 5th-ave., n. Y.
WI Terms per annum, 5000.
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Bankers and Brokers, 3 "

LITE GOLD QUARTZ CO.,
I Il Mine and Mn ffe'- Cove, hanposa County Cal
CAPITAL. q, 100000. 2nO.OOO shares, elO each
WILLIAM :. CLARK, President -
JOHN v BOUTWELL, Secretary.
Oaice No u.st. cor Wall-si. y. Y
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WAsHINGTON-ONH HUDSON, y Y
T.fufNfgftet 1874

nFOPENS SEPTEMBER .. ISL
This boarding sCbnn for boys respect ~ inc R
thorough intellectual not only IN The clas
and mathematics but equally IN commercial studies u anne
by superintendent hahs of prompt obedience aud O."
system b. military discipline lrpc
and Spanish spoken fencing boxing dancing driving ana
painting included course extras Tho location n uneN
ceed. II commands the most beautiful scenery along the
faraucd banks OF The Hudson and hss forty acr- ~ CAMPUS
pr0fusey shaded. be reached by taking sixth Avenue
Elevated Road 10 l5Sts whore carriages are always IN
waiting Visitation solicited session opens June ~
For catalogues and information address JOHN b. HAYS,
NJ IA pf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
The WehIern Foo

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a Quincy, Ill
Specia, says the waters arc rcCeding
very slowly. All the open country
lying brtween tno north end Of Shy
Levee and south Of Quincy is to be-
Ievclled as soon as work can be com
m"uctd, and the damaged levees are 10
be repaired. The following are bclirv-
ed to be accurate estimates of the da-
mage done by the flood Eutire losses
in Warsaw drainage district, $500, 900;
IN the Indian Grove district, $jo,OOO;
IN the Sny Island district, $1,000, 900;
on Quincy bay and the city, $50, 900;
in and about Alexandria, Mo, $3.50, 900;
10 the Keokuk and ST. Louis Ealroad,
$lhO, 900; to all other railroads, $50, 600;
to open lands north of Sny Levcc and
y south OF TINS city, $50, 600,
making a total of S5,OO5,OOO The full
extent of the loss can only be gauged
when the river has retired to its banks
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
lnvs sstigRtlnE tho Washington
Scandal

Scandal.
The inveStig ttion of the EvaaS- Kinds
scandal in the Sixth Auditors Office,
some detailr of which have been pub
IiShed, was taken up at the Treasury
Department on Tuesday. The high
connection OF Miss Kinds aud the hither-
10 respectable character Of Major Ed
yard j Evans have made the pXamina-
lion Of alrlvate nature. 1t is known,
howe yer, that fJohn Il. Eeesdc, u
Treasury employee, testifiaa under
oath that money was paid Major
Evans for furnishing outside attorneys
u list Of balances due DOstmasters, II pom
which lis. claims were filled against the
Government. Major Mautou, a claim
agent, paid the money. IL is claimed
that his list Of balances is in the hand
writing Of Evans and was gotten up
with the understanding that the at
torn"y fees should be paid to Manton,
and that Evans vas to have one half.
III the woman acrapeJ. j. Boyd testi-
iind as has already been reported re.
ia'ivn to the use of Evans room. la
addition it was stated that on last
Thurs lay, when Miss Kinds came to
work every lady in the room got up,
rut on ter things and went home. they
refused to remain in the same room
with her. 1t is also in evidence that
ryner took his sister-in-iaw to Europe,
where they were absent two or three
months. Her name WAS borne Oh the
rolls and she Re ceived pay all the tim,
'hr ,anle aS those who worked. The
examination Of the bank clerks and
UtA.r3 will be made on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
A Sad Episode In u cal Life.

One Of the saddest episodes in real
life which we have seen recorded IN
many day is reported by the Potts
vllc Miners Journal in IN account OF
an accident which occurred recently y in
the mines of Mahonay. Miles Keller,
who was fatally crushed by falI OF
coal on Friday, was carried to his home
ard died on sunday. The journal says:
"A very sad scene occurred at the poor
fellows bedside just bcior" he died,
His wife gave birth to "a ci lid last Tues
day. She was kept in ignoranc, Of his
condition until he became satisfied that
he was 90 rg to dI". He expressed n
wish to ser her. Tho y itn was carrie |
from her sick b Il to the side of her
husband She kissed him. A few mo-
mentH later he wLs dead. There is a
volume Of romance in that little para
graph Illustrative Of the sacrifices
lncldrnt 10 tae miners perilous call
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Running Close to the Brlnk.

Mr.. .. w. Hubbard, Of this town, re.
Gently narcated these particulars to onr
r. porter: More than Two years ago my
"tie was attacked with sriItic rheu.
lnatism or pain in the right linh and it
bcCamo very severe. Pains wunlu com
me zee in the hip ald extend - the
knee and down - the foot. just as
Soon ~ she would retire for the night, it
would b come far more severe-break
ing mp her rest, inducing sle"plesSness
and making her sick. We employed
the bcs' medical help in the city. In
the course of medication, severe
bleeding at the nose resulted, lasting
about iour hours, which nearly cost her
iif,. Nothing produced any permanent
benefit. Finally sh VA, Induced to
try st. Jacobs Oil, and when she bad
used ono fifty cent bottle of 1t, she was
entirely relieved Of the pains and lest
ed quietly an easily. after three
manufacturing slight symptoms of
the complaint returning she procured
another bottle, using which OCCASION
ally, keeps ter tree from pain. | would
rather pay five dollars a bJttle tn IN
have her suffer as formerly.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

Heartfelt thank: An Iowa ed tor
thus acknowledges present Of Cranes.
We have received basket Of fine
grapes from our friend W., for which
he will please accept our compliments,
some of which are nearly two inches in
diameter
"rhis butter, Mr.. Spicer," said the
dealer, carried off the prize at the far
mers' fair, and Seth spat out taste of
the compound and remarked: "Unle.s
the prize was a ships anchor and
chain cable, should think the butter
coult have carried it off easily"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Suicide Of u Chinese student.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. S.-A Chi csc
student, All kim, known at Marietta
College as Wm. Newkim, received n
letter yesterday from Sophia Hotf, IL
pretty German girl in Cincinnati, who
had served in his boarding house at
Marietta, where the two fell in love and
engaged to marry. He was devoted To
her, and from April last, when she came
to Cincinnati, to the present they had
corresponded regularly.
The Letter yesterday had requested
him 20 return all her letters and her
photograph. He returned them, and
this Ii oruiLg was found dead Ill he'd
from supposed uSs Of chloroform Miss
Hoff is crazed with grief. \ Mr. Green,
of Trenton, WAS educating Ah Klnn.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Kalamazoo Heard From.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, FoD. =, 81.
know Hop Bitters will bear recon-
mendation honestly. Allwho use them
conter upon them the highest encomi-
ums, and give them credit for making
cures-all the proprietors claim for
them. have kept them since they
wore first offered to the public. They
took high rank from the tirst,and main
tanned it, and are more "allod for than
al, others combined So long as they
keep up their high reputation for purity
and usefulness, shall continue to re-
commend them-something l have
never before done with any other pa
tent medicine. j. j. BABCOCK, N. ID.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
NOk n Good X In Il of III n Bban m d.

A workman in mill at North Hoo
sick, near Troy, N. Y, was accused of
confning his wife in n cold, damp
room, where she had been kept for sew
eral weeks, and giving her scarcely
enough food to keep life in her body
A private detective visited the village,
and his Investigations proved the truth
Of the charge The woman's calls from
the window for food had aroused che
pity and indignation OF the villagers.
The alleged cause Of the heinhuman treat
ment was the intimacy Of the husband
with a dom .stic
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Improvement. {.

William A. Croney is building on
jackson. street, near Maryland avenue,
five two story brick houses, .ix rooms,
with bath and all modern improve.
ments. He will sell the same on easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
HONEST MAS $ WORD.

Some days ago We said that unless
hunters brought Us some Of the game
they brlgycl ahout, wr would nOt pub.
lish me fabulous tales. The following
afternoon man from over near Lara
mic Peak brought in eleven backblrds
and "A mule thai he had shot by mis-
take, and laid them At our feet We
do not insist on documentary evidence
now any more. 4 good honest man !
word is good enous h for us.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

for ladies and gentlemen cyory Monday and
Thursday evenings, rvm to 10 O'CLOCK.
Morning and ttternoon classes for ladies'
eXcusIely. For miss and masters Mon.
day and Thursday afternoons. from until 0
O'Clock. Classes always open for beginners.
Each pupil receives prlate instruction.
Special arrangements made for private
classes,
All the fashionable dances, including the
Glide, Side Glide, Nv. Ste,,, Heal and Toe,
German, ETC., taught correctly ny an Original
method.
The latest dances, Newport Waltz, and
Lawn Tennis LauceIs, a specially.
Prof Gillespie will bG ut the Academy
every Monday and Thursday, tom 10 Top.
m; TO rece.vo pupils for classes now formias.
RUyT.2m -mUn.wcd thurs Eat
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
MS SEVENTH WIfB.

| IL - NI.' TN II WIZ ID.
The man who was about to marry 70
the SIKH time, and who rep led
"Wc'vc usually sot," when as4ed b,
the minister to stand up, has beer
! heard from again. He recently led 30
7 to the altar, and when asked lDr tht
ring, replied "Parson, I've hooked on
To BIN of 'em without ring, ard
rpck II we kin get along this time. III
| try and remember it in the iuturc
though
Good gracious" asked the profess
ional, why dc yon, prosperous brsi
ness man, The father Of u family and
the mainstay CT a church, deliberately
tricks OF poker playing" "no You mean
cColly to throw away your respectable
ity and become gambler" 'No, It
said the merchant; "uo, | do not mean
to become gambler, but am going IL
visit Louisville, and | would sooner &C
to Texas without pistol than to Louis
vile without having fair kno slcdse
of poker.
A speaker at al American convcn-
ton being addressed as colonel, declar-
ed that he was a captain.
"D)n's you live in Missouri" he was
asked.
He owned that he did, and in house
with two chimneys.
"rhen | was rlght," exclaimed the
man. "Ovsr there II q man has three
chimneys on his house, he's a Gpner.
al; two, he's a Colon,l; if only one,
he's a Major; and il he lives iu dug
out and has no chimney, he's a captain
anyhow"
A California editor last week sta a,tel
to accomplish the o!t-atteTnpted feat of
eating thirty quail in as many cons Gu
tive days. The experiment failed in
consequence Of the singular behavior of
a restaurant keeper, who refused to
furnish the quail ior no hing. Thus it
Is that the progress Of scientific inquiry
is defeated and retarded by the narrow
p-ejudices of tie ignorant and deb .sed.
"Woud you like to see the paper''
asked lympathic-looking gentleman
ut The hoLe, after no had kept ne sheet
nearly an hour. "Would you like to see
the paper There's nothing in it,"
''seems to me-" replied Fogg, some
what ill-humoredly, perhaps, "you
waste good deal Of time over moth
Ing"
w'n very sick man," observed the
ramp languidly, as he anchored him.
,elf at y restaurant table, "the doctor
says l must have strengthening food.
Give me something with plenty of iron
n it," The water shaded the corners
If his mouth and beloved in stentorian
ones: One keg Of nails!"
"Whv are so many A mericans named
Jly sses?" asked an En2lishman of
Yankee the other day. Waal, sir, /
,uess, was the reply, "that the real
easun IL that most Am orleans are adj
licted to foreign travel, and prefer to
cave them tew hum while they wan
Ter around"
WHEN man tells story he thinks
$ funny and the crowd does not catch
N, his face falls naturally. 1t is affect
ID by the force of gravity.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
4 puErlc RECONCILIATION.

Some time atJa man came into
BaItnnur, lawyers office in q STAG OF
rnat excitement. and a4kel aim 10
commence proceedings for a divorce.
Mr npbhin heard him through, an
thrn sid, II think have something.
that will cx lcty suit your case. 5lt
sliIl, and | will read il 10 YOU
The nan remained seated, all EAR,
supposing he was to listen 10 Black
Stous or Kent, when Mr.. Dobhin be,
gan to read 'Bet-ey and are out. ="
BY the ima he hal ended ths man =
eyes were full Of tears
Il believe | viii 90 hoTe,' Re said.
Aud he and bis wife have lived happily
aver hlIlCt.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
TWAS A TERRIBLE MOMENT.

The man WAS evidently drowning,
while the crowd On the shore stood
helpless and hOrrihed At this juno
ture some one ,el!ed "Oh, Tor a
boat" But there was no boat within
ten miles. The ,uspense berdme aw III
and tho sun sank into the misty bosom
of the west liko a bloody pumpkin. An
at once "a female voice Has heard above
tho roar OF the breakers: "Nev,r mind
the boat; take ono of my shoes, IL
was tine voice ofa heroic Chicago wo-
man and the applause that greeted the
remark was hcAr.. Lnro3 AuuIrc,i miles
at nr.i,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

-,Ir TWO STORY RflCh
|rlE S',na Sn contaiaing rooms and bath
Wgn,a,esa hot and cold Wat r; vt%'
70 - iP,,ng 4 Iors tan roof main build
tEt VHk Xxx building, Y feet, 4xib lot ~
RAhS, W % 10 feet alley, Prise s,5J', on
N iNp arms GhtIi,i n flhktE,
ma .V''N' Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

M Ah. I'D "A BOY To ATrENU TO A
kiul Nurse a anu make himself generally
no,o natPpy at GhE 20 & BOWE'S,
-N Eighth and Oray pe streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
D,c?EPSli! DYSPEPSIA
Cured Cured! ! Cured
:iPEPSIA! iPEPSll

Tho great scientific PREPARATION is now a,
hnowiOdged ~ most eminent phys!ciGLs 81
al who hayo aiken !, 10 De The p!.!y rled,. L
over placed botore tho publ, thal will "a X
a pefmnncnt cure In ch7o.!c jy59spai..
teiur III pleasure TO = few Of 10 w.sll ca'e
known in thls cocn.ry that have ocsa cura,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

ATl tD. "A SITUATION WANTED
kMs =, business man Of ability. expe-
kInN,saV either as clerk, book keeper or
|sts Address Energy" REPUBLICAN,
n0v5-tfsst-wei
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

|HWH RENT-2 ROOM FOR RENr = ON
n cond lioor, at II Tatnall street.
t0yt2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

|k'Ok hENI-l'AkT or A HOUSE WITH
~ ;, use Of hot and cold water. Apply n
T.! nar!SOn street. nOV3 ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
WANTED.

AatLD.-BUARDEliS PLEASANT
"a. 'ssVnT,n,dstory front room, with heit
tsgs p.s,ioie suitable for gen'loman and wife or
N t,t.,v,uTIienen. n 4, Tn Also table bOarders, Ap-
iathall ttreot. Octl5-l limo
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

NJ nro.D-b,l lAHD RS tr 4l2kIN9
ao,2.lt,,e..; good accom- modations.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

n southo:.- - 30 OAKDERS. AT THE
ln,t strsssss corner Of Eleventh and
6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

.,,v-THESTOCK, FIXTURES
nE SALE. ~ the hat store including
s1i ,sa7v West second street. lately
tTling NJ uary A Taylor, from now uh'li
s5isd oy "s"5 mn next A good supply OF
WV Manu. .,liLlAM BnltnT,
or ISAAC DILLON,
.,..sr a, sixth ani sh!ples street
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

TJE STEAM MILL
4 SALE LE.ntinv on Orange, Dock and
sIsc:s. s!' including power IN mso,nnsy sS upl.ts
| Il ttufe', ,onssraiion, doing a large and
w,ri ID ID Dpe psss Ais, a valuable lot oi
r,pSIe o's,Tsc atTce shs iding, &c, ut Front
rs,i viz .tS vn viii divide II to suit
I,.n.ll satVVA sateVVANS PENNINGTON.
Apply " ~ Eighth and King street,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
ApEI'SIA:

Mr.. Il. A. Clrrk, hrn Clark Pros. -
'hiladeiphia, was given up by our iAodl ON
neDt physicians in tlif country. rii ~
81, 900 and cured with only thres bot.!o5
A"&PSlA.
Moses Thompson, 1huriow, Pa, vaTy hH
case of twenty yoarg' standing, cured vt
only tH botI.ess Of APES IA.
W. Z. Taylor, Tyrone, pa,, a vory .aX:a
vated case, YVES cured with I"o O5...sp c
APEPSIA.
Dr. samuel w, Adams. an eminont phye
clan OF New York City, writes mo htj wtfe Il,
been cured with APEPSlA ona OF lho Wors
cases in tAo known world and h > ;s aOsEstr
1t In his practIcs without q failure IL ssnsi
case.
Capt. George W Weymouth. OF Sayap1nI
wrtos me he cured hirn 3slf AMI vito aaA
largo number OF friondS with APEpSlA,
Tho only known moltcino that Will c1'
chronic dyspepsia. 1t Is truly u Hod.ss ID /
all dyspcptics, for the second dose giT"a re
feet reiioi, and nom two TO three bottles oa,
tho worst cases in existence.
v. II. STONE, N. ~,
Late Physician and Surgeon I. y. 4
Price, sl.oo per bottle. For sale by all III,
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