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Indiana.
Correspopdence Of The Tribute

Correspondence Of The Tribute
INDIANAPOLIS August T. ls45.
have Jus, returned from the polls. | never saw an
election go of quietly a. now seems to be going
MN vote and 60 home TO work.
The leaders Of the Abolition party in this State are hard
cs.cs-nany Of them LocoFocos in disguise. In Henry
County they have openly arnalgamacd with the Locos
ard are now running moncrcl ticket composed Of 10
COS and Aboiionists. They have destroyed the Wing
party Of our State fear. Many Wings disap
pointed by the defeat Of Mr. Clay, and by such man,
that they don't about voting at all 1t is
wrong feeling, but it prevails 10 great extent.
III O'CLOCK MONDAY NIGHT.
The returns are all in and Pocoism has frumphed
in this County by about ninety majority for Congress and
Members Of the Legislature This is a loss OF
hers from last year Near four hundred fewer votes
cas-, than in November and OF the lazy Wings
M iincd at home.
THURSDAY, s p NJ
Rush Co. has elected Wing Representatives and Civ
en- Egeleston Ovhg) about $50 majority for Congress-
Not enough to be encouraging.
Hendricks elects WING Senator and Representative.
and gives McGoughey about 200 majority for Congress
/ think he will beat Wright.
Hamilton elects Loco Representatives and the cleo
ton of a Senator from Hamilton and Boone appears
doubtful though rather favorable TO the Wing candidate.
Hancock elects Wing and Loco Representative
and gives Wick about 90 majority. Wick is certainly
elected We never expected anything else
| n write again tomorrow evening when hope 10
have something upon which TO form correct opinion
to The result }. d. d.
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Kentucky EIcctiOn-Wnr Movement.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Saturday Evening. Aug 9, IL

correspondence oil Inc lfOunc.
BALTIMORE, Saturday Evening, Aug. 9, ls45
Our City to-day has been in fever of excite
mont on account of an order said to have been re-
ccivcd by Major Ringgold at Fort Mclienry TO
Keep his troop of Flying Artillery in readiness TO
march for Texas at a moments warning. A similar
nicri said 10 have been forwarded 10 all the various
iiiary stations on the seaboard and il has remain
cd ON the bulletin boards all day without denial is be
cvcd be correct 1t may therefore be anticipated
That Government has received some important official
intelligence relative 10 the movements Of Mexico which
hes mol yet been made public
krNTUCHy ELECTIoN.-l have seen letter from
Lexington which gives the following the state of
the polls at the close of the second days voting in
Mr.. Clay's District
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ORDERS FOR CAPT. RINGGOLD TRoors-W are
informed that the command OF Major sam knggo.d II
Fort NcEioury have received orders from Washington
"a hold themselves IN readiness 20 march 70 Texas ~
moments warning and that they ready 20 star I'M
cdsicy Il i also said that similar orders nave been
given 70 the troops at oh our military stations and forts
Bait sun.
FATAL AcClDHSr.-Rcv. Lloyd Sclby, local
preacher II the Methodist Episcops Church wa. rdn
On horseback near the Railroad when the horse fcS
rbt was caught by The iron forks attached o fr engine,
and was Immediately killed Mr. Sc.hy was 90 muc. 'r-
h,rnl TIN, be Nlei the fllnMin- iAN. Bal. sun
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~ One of the meanest things We have recently
seen in the newspapers appears in Saturdays Wash.
ington Union the Official organ Of j Polk The writer
says. confident that rhomss +. Marshall will be
elected over Hon q. Davis by handsome majority .
Mr. Clay took his stand in the Court House yard give
his counenance TO his sdherents. bu, Il would not do
bis iron hand" sc We viii say that his presence
would not do" if Tom Marshall should be elected
While dcspse the mesnness OF attacking Mr.. Clay
We thank Father Richie for recording Mr. Clsys faith
h1ness Where did truth or freedom need assist
snee where HENRy CLAY not found taking his
ss"nd and giving his countenance" in their cause
ho' who gave these despicable the right
ssnwl al MIN for exercising the night Of fireman
Nnh mas ne done. OF LEFT undone that he should not
soc OF should be afraid to let HE friends hear his hearty
laugh and encouraging voice,
WIN this we contrast the following noble paragraph
'S.'e 70 the same fact from the Lexington Observer
'oe oth INST In giving account of the election in
lexington ths' paper casually remarks:
~ by The way, may please the distant friend. Of Mr.
10y 10 slate that we HIM upon the ground fresh
AZ "ea'H anu buoyant IN spirits with his ready Joke and
~sSn among his farmer friends We do no, know
whether ne voted OF how be voted but we will bet
hs ltha, Tue usual bet bclevc) tina, he dl{ vote
and We VIII bet another that Ae d,nf cote ros hs, h
To say. that he voted the same way we did which Of
coursc Is right"
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~ AWOSDEEFUL AND ASTONISHING INVENTION was
made In li-y IN 1888, By ~ yesPnni who discovered a
certain Italian herbs had mighty effect the ssn. both in
curing diseases Of and IN cieat0g ci-c0lorei skin lie
formed this -coyery IN the shape Of beautiful piece Of
soap, c-i tn jones' Italian Chemical soap; Il in TIE
miraculous manner a. SAT- rheum. scurvy cry
peas pmPe-, bl0tehes, frerke-, tan sunburn chapp-d
trader fe.h Sc l. changes dark sunburn, or yellow
skin hne healthy cearness. This invention has been
counIered and persons should be very careful To bug il
ouy - Cha.hanst 31l Broadway. and l5e Ful,ons
Brooklyn ~ sul2 2leod
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

ELEcrIoS REruESs.-Our attentive Baltimore
Correspondent gives as iuil details most OF which.
however. have been anticipated by the afternoon
mail.
BAtriwoKE Aa-. H. l-45.
enclose all the return, received 10 this city from
North Carolina Kentucky and lnlsna Mp " The aeaf'
ture q the cara
NokrH CAROLINA EIrcrroN-Nir'i Con yrlssi7Tdi
pist-ir-This district formerly represented hy
Kenneth Rsyncr. Wing and gave him n the a,t Con
-rc.-ionli Election majority OF -, votes. ihs,a
tnrr. from I've Of the ten counties.
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To THE PuBLIc.-The Rev. II. RICHTER, the publisher
Of the National Protestant Magazine formerly edited
and published by has thought proper 70 send to bis
subscribers circular printed the Of that work
containing false and deismaiory statements eliminating
M. Under the advice Of counsel have caused an ac
ton Of Libel to be brought against Mr. r. who has been
arrested and he'd bail by the order Of Judge in the
sum of 5000 On the trial Of this the gentleman
Will have opportunity Of proving hi. charges, Or Of
being mulcted such damages fair and honest jury
Of our fellow citizens may think meet 70 award.
Il may b- improper 10 state IN this connection for
the beneh Of subscribers and Of Mr. RICHTER who
may desire BE- mixed up IN this controversy that
al persons VINO may aid IN the publication and crcula
t1n Of the libel readng il aloud viii constitute pubea
lon nay be held responsible IN lsw, well the com
poser printer and publisher. c. sPARRf
New York August
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MARRIED.

~ Marion. Wayne co let Prof : Wood. rrincip. o.
Msreion Academy 60 Emma Il daughter orihe a,
X Santiori u Marion
~ Philadelphia 7rt Thomas lsce - Mary Ann Ia
J Shiplsy Jones' to Louisa NeMshon. 3oth at Jakn !
Stephens. 81 Cincinnati to Csiharne Ann dau.h,.r i,
Tie His IoAa ~trahan
kfSyrncusc. 9Th John Hanchcr % rur,a Pau.
AZ Cincinnati. "a. kdw. Converse % n J NcCl.r.
a, Macomb Co M -llh q. l. fsrxeil u Gum, Z.
in Mary " ChraihaEi. ~ the former place
Ar Nashville Tenn 3i-i ult RObcf, Carr!n 4 Nu,f,.
ioro o. ~ophronis NAisms
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I>iH.


IN The above counties. il correctly reported there u
Locofco gain Of sia and should there be any thing lie
similar los, in The other FIVE counties oar that ths
strong Wing dssic has fallen INTO the hands o. me o
cofocos. We must hope for the best however.
I>DrAyA-I have ons the returns from few Counties
besides thos, already heard FROM in dheren, Districts
which viii merely give 70 show the loss and gain, With
on; respect 10 the oaniiiates
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TO-DAY;S OUTSIDE.

FrKsr PAcE-Paris Correspondence Of The Tribune
The anti Renters of Delaware Crops, and other items
Of intelligence
FOURTH PAGg-News items Money and Marine news
Lists of letters in the New York and City Desp,ich Poet
Offices.
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KE>rucxY-From the returns received there seems
70 be no doubt but that every thing has right in
Kentucky. Dayiss majority over Narshal by the IN
complete returns now rcceivtd. does not exceed v,N
though his election i deemed safe.
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Eighth Number Of Lardner'- Lectures.

The Eighth number Of this valuable work will be pub
hshed Thursday morning Aug a. u contains
Lecture on MArrKR and ia Pn,TcAL PROPERTIES iN
which is discussed ia Divsibilliy, Mcrometric VII
Method Of Making il. Thickness Of Scsp Buorie
Wing. Of Insecis Gobues Of the Blood Crystal euicS
silver passing through pores Of Wood, Contraction o.
Metal used to restore the perpendicular 10 "as Of
Building Air Inertia sc. &c sc. The SECOND Lecture
In this number is the ELASTICITY or AIR ana ''ea''
Of the Air Pump. Syringe. Barometer Ouase' f"'nP
Guinea and Feather Experiment Cupping Erer'escins
Liquors. Sparkling Of Champagne The Condenser &c
&c The Third Lecture il on the EFFECTS or Liohr'
MING and ls very curious and highly interesting os' we
have no, room for synopsis The concluding Lecture
is on PoruLAx PALACES, and explains the falacou'
Indications Of Senses Errors Of the Sense OF Feeling
Erroneous Impressions Of Heat and Cog why ran u
cooling Feais Of the Fire King explained. Horizontal s
pesrancc Of the sun and Moon, Deceptive Oval DISK IN
The Horizon Deceptions Of Vision Of Taste Of Sneins
rzf- Prize g cents Back asmbvs may still be OBJ
tanned. The work Will be completed IN u numbers
For sale by mos, Booksellers in the United States
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STEINER FAwv BrRSEp.-Nes,erday morning
aboa, Two O'Clock the Fawn was discovered 70 be on
IRE while lying AZ Portland Il was evident iToN a.
rrst that the FIRE could not be -uhiued ana rhe W." 0u
Loose by the hands II boats her which were IN dan
Ger with several persons upon her Iney iortunatey
succeeded IN casting anchor ana bringing her 10
In the middle Of the stream when they were rescued ~
small boats. few Of her books only were saved Inc
engine NAV he saved in damaged state The boat was
insured for about - 600 in this city winch covers only
rwothirds Of the lsss. The Pawn was Just pre-
pairing to 20 into dry.dOcSor thorough repairs The
IRE Is supposed 70 be the work Of an incendHry
Louisville Journal. 9Th.
ERIE CoSFrRrxcE-The Erie Conference the
Methodist Episcopal Church held ~ ION Annual -e-
sicn A. Newcastle Pa. the last week u July b-hep
HANLINE presided. and some one huhuisd ana MY
ministers were present. The session aporious one
continued for week and decided 20 hold ii- next An
nua! Conference At Akron. August On l-io.
ARror. TIE NIoLISIsr.-This celebrated violin
isi i now more. lie expired al VIE array near
Paris the 2hh inst of consumption, al me carry age
Of 30 having been born in Brussels. IN l-l9 lie Wa
uuo Of the K-.ufze. AZ the Paris COnserva-Ore. and
Gained great fam. in his tours IN France Germany and
England His last pIo'essionsl sxPro',loh was ~.-n
Gnu Damoreau. 70 North and SCUM AHneic., "nefe
DC nietwiih brilliant success l''r- Hi'IO''
~ We MOTTO, in late Cleveland papers letter
from J. H. Green the reformed Gambler IN rsply % he
one We published a few days $40 from Mr. Norrel rhe
Chaplain of Auburn state Prison MI nseen rea1rn.
the substantial Truth, in AZ psiueu-A- ol me oI-nA
sfacmcn, h. made months since IN regard 70 the
confessions OF WYATT (which Mr.. VI declared 10 De
wholly auo. rv,b.i1 and iupeschc- the motives that
prompted The Rev gentleman write bis letter There
appears % us 20 be much force IN one point made by
Green VIZ. Ii NJ Norrel knew that the statement r.
spccin- Wyas confessions was iase. way has D. de-
syed hi. refl,aron to this late day The matter now i
mere question OF versciiy between Nessrs NJ and 6
aud those knowing the parties can draw tneir own con
clusicas But. Com Adv.
" most foul murder was commiief a lew
mile, from West Point in this county. Saturday last
Mr. Borr an old offender against the Avs OF the land.
had been INDUCING IN ncestuuus intercourse with h-
oEa dasgior for more than IL years which resulted
Few week. since. IN the birth % iNiI'- ne then re
soved never sraiu u b.. party the commission of
crime unnatural and dgracoiul ard when her father
that she would not yield % his hei-h desires
he would take her life she lied 10 neighnors house,
whittier she pursued By the vie munster who de-
ibersrely shot her uficins a wound from which she
died on the ih inst Bosgs = row IN All Al Lafayette,
Alabama lCha,rAhoochoe, Lagrange, lGco) Aug. o
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Keufurky-IBdiana Election.

COUesp0ndcncc q INC IrlUuht.
CINCINNATI Aug. :. lSij.
HORACE GREELEY-Only word can say II
hope to save the mail
KENTUCKY looks well enough. We have the Sc
cond days voting for some eight or ten counties an'
the Wings hold their own. CANES. w } proOao'Y
elected over TIBBATIs. IL. F. in the Covng'oh-
DAVIS, W. over MARSHALL, IL. RI IN '"o
inr,on-and THoMAssoS. W. hope over ~ =
TALL. in the Louisville District Legislature saie
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~ We sec IL announced that DIR. McHcnry died
the 2ls, ult Larne in Ireland. in the 5eth year Of
his age. We presume the statement refers to Dr. Nc.
Henry Of Philadelphia, Consul to Londonderry.
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" To BALD, GREY "a REQ HEADS, and all who wish %
haze t-r restored Tor three smlings, and made me
clean darz, sOA silky and beautiful JOness Cora HAIR
Restorative ha- been tined by hundreds Of e most respect
abe citizens, among whom i has given entire salsiaeon
Among hen tic following
Mr. W. Hopkins, - King street Sew YORK
Mr. Pnllp-. 4-8 BrO0ine-.trsei corner Wooster.
Sir J. Pearson. Navy Yard, Char esiown
T. Power, grocer. Fg.pln-slfeef. Brooklyn
Flty other names could gwen Of persons Who have
found this al Il represented but the above
enough nothing I'll convince except one ina II i so.d
quite f-as able, lnde-d cheap only ), Or -hngs bot
lie. by JONES sign The American Eagle, - Caih an
81 Broadway, Or 49, Fulton -. Brooklyn a1l2 1eof
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DR. FELix GoURsUD's lrsLisS NEDlcATED sOAP, Or 20
moving Frecse-. Tan, sun Burn, Pmpes, BOtchr-, -al
losue-- Redne-- and all Cutan-Du. d -ases 10 Is ss1
delicious EroA ent SHAVING Compound FDr 90 on
ssOH Broadway; Boston A. ). Jordan, Mik street J,
Lowell, Carleton 4 Co.; New Bedford, w. l. Grrrsh +
Worcester Green & Co; spnn gheh, Bliss; Myer. New
Haven. Backu- Bull. Troy Pierce Sian~N Hal, Al
bany. T. B. Tute Assembly Buildings, Chesnui St Pha-
ie phA Beware Of base and dan cogntee. and
renber that the genuine -od only above and that eacd
has words Dr. r. Felix GOgfauf'- Italian Medi-
caet soap, y. y compressed With mould, and the Doc
tors 4c sme each Splendid E1sbosIef Wrapper lyi5 u
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. We recommend our friends without hesitation
- BENJAMIN Aloro s. Cos Tea stores. Nos 80 Grand
and IL Division where they are selling beautiful hs
vored Codees, Teas and pure JUICE Wines without adu
tersron deception. They sell tine fragrant Young
Hyson Tea i've .hings and the best quality for SIX
sniiliry-
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
North Carolina.-fco~gresa)

Wayne Co. o95 mai ior Doooin' A0O'
Hou zhton Wbig-about az usual
Northampton Go. 30 or 20 maj. for Col bisgs'
Loco over Outlaw, Wing. Wing loss
Wilmington. 30 maj. for Gen Nj Kay Loco
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SASDs's sARsAPARILLA-A d scOvery has been made IN
England said by which copies " ali engraved or writ
documents be multiplied indefinitely and 50 per
ecfly that the original cannot be- distinguished from the iac
SMILES. TIL. j. development In science WHICH, made
public mi h lead 10 he most drpOrnDe results and he me
means Of perdon TO thousands What contrast 10 iA.
unfortunate application Of scientific SuOw ledge i presented
IN Sands. Sssapana The direst ofms " scrOla, can
mnOr, and every species Of external Inflammation are
relieved. and II within the reach Of human remedy cured y
H. the eitrlr thousands aud unlike the discovery
above named known, the better for MANKIND
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail, by A. h. y
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, - Fulion--treet S-wfors
Sold rs Broadway II East BrOad~ay and by Drug
sls generally throu zhoU the United Pnce 81 per
bottle SIX bottles for -
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GoURAUD. PoUDRE SUBTLE for erscicatng hair. COT
zAUDs LIQUID Vegetable Rouge D0-2ALD's Hair Dye.
Gouraads Lily White 10 be had a. o. Walker street 1T
Store FRON Broadway. jyl5
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" Giuanaus.-

~ Ginahams.-Th. most splendid stock Of french
Ginghans imported 10 tbs ciiy are ~ Dc iyund
Dingmau, Bodlne Co s. Jl Grand STREET corner Orchard
Thy have received PER recent arfsa- several ca- VI
t- latest aud most fashionable Ely les 10 tnr graz. 1872
o naft.,n. eyer .xnD,4 for sale in ti- country. Those
ho ..h 10 buy handsome dress Tor Aue NO 'y VII
do se. call sol before the best psiefn, arc srlerle
auil
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From the above II is estimated in the letter before
that Davss majority will exceed 500 though in lsi3 his
majority was So
The returns from other sections of the State only
arm the met days voting and merely send you the
above knowing the anxiety tel, for the thorough defeat
OF Tom. Marshall CNIs
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TO Bockhesd Correspondents, who write 70 find fault
that do instantly publish notice their contribu
tons Gentlemen: We have II ihi. moment fourteen
columns Of interesting matter in type be published
fast possible We have several good articles 10
he put in type may be. Some more We may
decide publish after sha have found time 70 read
them deliberately We have several leiors asking spe
cal replies - ali manner Of questions Writers Of moral
essays and remarks mankind in general are most
unreasonable therefore in expecting that her arlcie
will be published noticed a. they reach US
Letters containing news are always welcome.
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Bryan Il. Young Wing 466S. James A. Stone, L. i,S3s
Young probably elected-a Whs gain.
Vim DISTRICT. Late John Whites
Partial returns OF the lst days voting place & r.
MCKEE, Whic, well ahead of Adams Wing, and
Martin, Loco Mckee is supposed to be safe.
Nlllru Disrmcr- Gays now G. Daviss)
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Lexington Poll. Monday night

~.
Ixnt..A does not look 50 we'll
liar Congycss-M Madison District has reelected
HENLEY, IL. r. over MARTIN. EccLEsroS, W.
in the Third District is badly beaten by T. SMITH,
Il. FL CALEB B. SMITH is reelected.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ue-Whig-George w. Julian, Joseph Lewis, Wal
ter Leg.
Whig-senat0r Elisha Murphy Represents
tires NJ = Cameron Samuel CONN.
EG,rson-Divided-1 VIM and Milton stapp,
(S) John Chambers, o.
Dearborn-Diyidcd-la gain r. D. Slater, 1904 j. II.
Lane 1907 George Cornelius (Nhe) 1873.
uarion-LocO-Two Representatives gained.
Frankhn--LOcO-TwC Representatives..
Lennin4s-Whig-Ale Hi Senator, composed OF
Jennings and Bartholomew, fLoco).
DISQUALIFICATION blackwell.
Dsrafur-Rohinson. Wing.
ccou-Doubtful-LOcos claim Dayss election by one
~ eiority
FLoyd-Averago Loco majority 100
Suit-rldnd--LOco by small vote.
Nothing from Tennessee. Yours, truly,
A WUIG.
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A--yp Tie Act recommending Convention OF
the People of this State is by law required to be
advertised weekly in four papers of this City. Is
il so published We can't find it. II must be done
very slyly. if at all.
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WARLIKE.-Orders were received on Saturday
requiring Capt Duncan now at Fort Hamilton
few mile, below our City. to be in readiness at
moments warning with his company of Flying A.
tlery to march for Texas. 1t will require two small
vessels to transport this company with their horses
Their destination is the mouth Of the Arkansas.
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tV~ No Members Of the Legislature are chosen
this year in Missouri or Illinois. In the former,
Members Of q Convention are chosen
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u The Ezprcss inierPo7e' a mos
dissent to our suggestions respecting VIC f''P0.
mode Of getting rid of slavery given at the re4ue.'
If slave holding subscriber. As the senior hdi-
10Y f,be Express we understand is himself a
s.vebolder lin right Of his wife we think his own
,Iao Of ESTABLISHING Slavery would be more io'heP
lose than any mere criticism on anoihers. VIII he
N, i forth we proies, beforehand against Kidding
MARYLAND and Virginia of Slavery by selling of her
sbo,ers to extend the area Of Freedom" in the
oestilent cane brakes Of Texas.
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bic coserv vii be found he first page As there are
yaroa. ,pu,,ous mutations offered 10 the pubic, e
duy 10 inform our citizens the only place New ora
10 obtain The genuine sf!cles n Dr. CASTLES on7 III
Fulton street, lSun buldlngJ ~ so@iS
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~ Dwarf, Giant, ForuneT eer and other rare novel
te- engaged for to-day the American Museum spen-
aii Exhibition Of Dissavng Views and Chr1mafrore ~ 3.
2 VI and grand performance by the Westerns az T. VI
Dwarf Giant ForuneTeer and Wax Figures 10 be seen
M all hours