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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

II James Robertson'- App nd'x Of the World
Convention VIII be- commenced between this and the 10Th of
November next Any person persons willing &c AID L
bringing il out will please To address post paid JAWS ROE
FsrsoN General Post Office. New ors, Oct b. lsi5. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

ALiiAnRA, No. 800 Bfoadwsy between Spring aud
"A PnnceThe proprietor vi the shove sshionabe and
fayofle establishment has the honor 10 announce that after
extremely prosperous season. flor inch he returns ina
thanks his parons s IS about 10 convert is
spaci-Is and elegant Saloon ino place OF public smue
ueni Ia which h- intends giving musical entertainments oi
the richest kind and which. he feels confident canno, be
surpassed by any o his coemporaes The closing Of Nib
been asroDg inducem-nt O the course h. has adopt
ed, he iaers himself that, by presenting the uPto"n
public IN genieel and menorous entertainment he M
obtain transfer of the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
that popular place Of amusement The saloon VIII con
yenienty seat $3.50 persons sage has been erec-d and
competent Judges have pronounced that regards sound
il decidedly the best Concert Room In the city Of New
York Refreshments Will be served up usual any en-
cOmium their quality would be super huOus the repua-
uon OF the "Ahamfa" 10 sufficient guarantee that they ARE
the bes. to be had" the talented
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,
has been engaged considerable espeus- 10 open the
campaign with their inmitabe and highly diyerung per
tOrfJrmance-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 22d.
VIII be presented popular bure-que opera, lin ac-)
entitled SOM-AM-bULL OLE,
Taken from the ayont- opera OF 80 The somnsmbus,' with
al the original music Previous I'd which Will be given
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
Doors open o'clock. Performances ~ commence al
7. O'Clock. Ambulance IS cents. on -
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


SATURDAY. F. NJ.
The Stock market was heavy today and the
fances suffered some. Readings do not sympsthize
with lhcmarket but have still an upward tendency.
Foreign bills are dull The supply Is ample.
Sterling is % a9i Francs 25d5 25i Bill, on Amsier-
dam 80. 1894 Hamburg 35.d35i. Bremen 7s;07s.
Domestic Exchanges we quote as follows:
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ooy SS KINGS, with or without Masu.tic Fia ,b
cur, N p celebrated bohn Europe and Am, ~, s
Wholesale sad retail, a. r.dur-d 49,. eisessss
Ssitora ~ as 2awimWkS.
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g. , .. NFw-NoRs. Sept Sn. lS4S
So give YOU with great pleasure my certincaic A. Il,
oenenis ny hzf has received from ynur nam -. u
oassl FOR more than year past s,y hair hss hr com,
ns os. sometimes BY eonbsfGl unn became very mn
moo'hs since and LOW my hair i very ga, "a 80 w
psrsnees III he eYenusly as hck as ever Thi, Tesi,
n w pgodaced solely by your bslssm I.hould h. ,,s ~
"u WEAK haih iVafs very respectfully
MIN, MARY LOUISA ATKINS
'V agencies, see advertisement In another con,rr .,
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Court CaIendnr....THis DAY.

SUPERIOR CovRr-Nos So 81, sc GO Is. %, 100, II.
3D. 50 g. 60 g. T. ls9 - So 95 7o &c. ~, a. 60 lU7.
lss ~ lO4 IS, sc. ~. SO. 1s Al, IA
CIRCUIT CovRT-Nos. :, 10, ~ l5 TO- IL. 70 81 70
39i
COMMON PLEAs.-Psrt !, before Judge Ulshoefer -
Nos 1879 H. 49, 10, Il, l9-Par' 2. in Board Of As
ss,ant AidermeDs' room. before Judge Daly-Nos 4,
G. & TO- IL, IA, l6 Il. 20, %
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NOW EXHIBITING: (lor a short lime ony) at tl--
rooms the National Academy Of Design, corner Of
Broadway and Leonard ss-De kuypefs celebrated stat
ue lin mzrbe) entitled " LA SUkTlE DU BALM" lcou-
ing the Bath This exquisite and renned work which
been pronounced by all who have seen 10 be The chr
d9uyre modern and which has attracted crowds ~
admirers IN Europe has been ~ this country a. great
cost and n-x, and confidently opened for tho H.
.peciiOn Of the lovers Of tbs sublime and beautiful ART
Open from A. NJ. uuu 2. NJ. Ambulance Is Gus Sea
,nn tc. efs 70 ct. $50 istfua
GREATEST CURIOSITY n the Word-Greai
NAmercan Nasiodon Or Mammoth Mls'curuam Of Doct
Koch The skeleton Of hls gigantic ANNA. IL now ga
hiDiung for Gays al the Minerva Rooms 40 broac-
This the largest and most p-rrct. Skeleton ever
discovered.
Ambulance D cents. Children half price. ola lws'
rJ,ITIAN,s yENUs-This truly beautiful Painling
i has after most successu visit ~ Boston returned
for exhibition In this city, No. Lsiarg- Buildings,
No. 293 Broadway. Open from a NJ I'LL 10 +. NJ Ad-
ultlanc. q cents Season tickets 20 cents. ol0 3~s'
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~ Mr.. VIM. Il. bradbury would respectful

nounce the formation Select Class IN Vocal Music al
his rooms ifn Broadway between Grand and brODms -
on Monday evening the 9rh in.t. Ladies ani gentlemen
viii receive thorough of instruction IN the theor
and practice of the olS N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

COTTON-The receipts Of sdvces from England per
Crea, Britain 70 9Th September has produced trng
decline in his article uriug the week ending this even
ing amounting 70 ic to ic and which would nave been
more decided bui Tor tie very United Ailount il"
nd the continued light receipts from the south Hold
er. gen.rav refuge 10 otter their stocks and suomhto
the decline very unwilIingy indeed some portion Of
tho les have been made ~ rates fully equal 70 tnose
,,,rent before the arrival ~ the The business
II the week amounts about 1000 bales chiefly 70 eX
porters with some sales TO manufacturers We give
the quota;ans Of this day with the remark mat put
small amount could be obtained unless 81 an advance
holders watching the market closely and ready 10 iase
advantage Of the slightest inclination on the part Of pur
-. onto h. market
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BOARDING.

DOARDERs WANTED-rwo yoang men, or Mar
ID AMI VILE OF quiet habits, can get good board ~ Il
small family where only few select ooaiders. ihe
are wsnie to rnsss I'd The family number. Terms
sonable Apply al Greenwioh.sL OBS Jus
DUAKDING-A private family 10 W sserly place " so
ID 10 re al Two arg. single gentlemen sup
piyng and tea and dinner sundays or would
sSc gentleman and lady TO board Add ess r. BOX 10
Post Once. 49,
asOAkDlNts-A lady ana gentleman or TWO OF uftc
ID young gentlemen enjoy the comforts OF nome 10y
applying Al Mr.. WHIrrLESEN'S, 10 Hudson-st OF w :
ftUARDINt.-A Widow Lady occupying large ana
ID deighf4ay simaied house IN The vicinity OF Broadway
and fhomas church, viii let part with ig OF paIHA
board 10 family few young grnlemeu-thOse IN W al
Of A comfortable hosle invited 10 call as Houston -
ole lw,s'
a ROOM AND BEDROOM IA private house " III
"A be- disposed OF 10 geniee persons, WIN board II DE-
sired The rooms vii. be- let with or without furniture
and are well suited gentleman and wife. or two OF
three gentlemen who may wish obtain comfortable
home Tor the Apply ri No 5'3 Broadway opposite
Sib.Os Garden. oio ous
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J. H. SCHENCK

ceve- PUBIC are hereby cautioned against the uiaf
u.n- soi'oi To by certain yunog man IN ,.,r, ~,
Ierv. in a@veno'nng to do with hun. nor h,s ne snv h.
b.se ss3 soowsdse OF my business whsievrr The.,
esIde5 euVfIs, though ordinarily s'mless euolrb
r-sukr lr ~ eo1ea 20 create FALSE Impression snd
On el - s respect, sufficient notice TO nj, b,.
lh,ns Il. sNa sgainsi the INJURIOUS conS.o,epc 80
nav inception L. : BEEKNAN "a! cas,1. "a -
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New-Yors and Boston Magnetic Telegraph Company ca'
be had if,ariy application be made to
90 2ris LIVINGSTON WELLS, 10 Waist
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MEMS BOYS AND cHILDREN's

A LARGE assortment al wholesale and retail, No.
"A Bowery, n. Y I.I55ulis- JOS. y. CLOSE \ CO
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osts~.Ss osleis,l GrsuIS, Pr, .o,,c Swan. "a.
Con- ~ 'e'aedy Tor he cure OF Consumption. Co,
so,. Diseases Of The Lungs. Liver Complain, md Dy.
n. oa % hal. as usual al the old e-,zbl.br oc q,
No tss Coruand-sl one door below N.
''ssf q Greenwieh-.t ~ O'' 'e''" we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
DY JAMES N. MILLEk-
ID MONDAY tD-l N
Boston Aultion Sales.

by 4. 4. & y. RICH, 80 and 50 Brosdsuest sos
Dor ON WEDNESDAY, Oct ~
LEATHER, SKINS Sc.-2oc sides sole leather and upper
Ia the rough
1000 sides wax and hip leather.
30 dor cali-ssins nnishei and IN The rough.
do hnings snd ondings aud other aricles 10 ths
line. os
On WEDNESDAY, Nov Ia
Doors SHOEs AND BsosASs-5oo Bools. Shoes and
Brosans
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EVENING AND DAY SCHOOL

At THE CLASSICAL and Commercial Institute, 50
n Broadway A. Newman Principal n which young (,
ursrn viii be- thoroughly Instructed AL lAe braacnes
REQUISITE for commercial pursuits entering college terms
A. The Institute OlO <~-ods'
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Terms SC will be- made known application TO the
Librarian al whose desk will he found the book Of subscr
ton. BY order.
oil 3t.s- VI. ARROWsMlTH. Char. Glass Comm
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AMERICAN ART.UNION, 322 BROADWAY

NOfICE-tof The greater convenience vi me menIosss
III tins AID tnose desfvus ofnns ulrn
b-r. t- rooms lhs All gn,-j up every lar
rv-n scrptedl from IA tea veioeA an
al Iursf SVD-c loeIs ~ fesp.eusy request
Ell 10 their cel4ncate eay ~ possoie, ~ - W
scinlsle business lle Iu.aon, and svoo eoofussoo
AMI a. 10 poiniinen. on hs eve vi the disuibunon-
OILS ots' X y. fkAskh, Sopennseods n
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e. Pablo Notice.-For the information of II. c.
Jones OF Newark and VIM. Hall OF Boston who were both
The Fair Of The American Institute on Friday evening
s Boosting Of their powers in the art of lock picking, We
would state that Notwithstanding challenge which has
teen before the public for the last three months expired by
It's limitation the lllh inst still hold ourselves in rea
dness 10 them any other persons in the United
Suites agreeable 10 s provisions, (which provisions guar
ne the only method OF arriving at the actual secur
yoany lock) Therefore, for their information we again
nbotn H. stating the time that will not enter
tain anything in the shape Of substitute for it, or listen 10
suy proposition whatever but such may be made through
The sane channel which conveys the challenge, it being
natter which The public Is interested in and tle public
should know oil the essential particulars. The simple
iwer Of yea or nay /, all that is necessary.
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Office in the prime

In first hands ony-in all other places in first and
second.
Tue stocks of Sugar In Europe, in the sin principal
markets are stated for three years the lst OF August
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AulIloa 5s.<s
JOSIAH RICaARDs, Asctoos.f
- 50 ero~d~sy.-Libofa cash advances nsae ot con

JOSIAH RlCaARDs, Asetioos.s
Bf eAAGs, kiCHAKDs rLAI ..r =, 70 =.
SSuineo'' Tor s1e',.o 49,
soOx,-A ,.,, MONDAY Monday EVENING u.....
books. stationery, nc.
Among .he COLLECTION are Scott. Works How~as ysis.
Roun's II story, Ne~tou's orss Memoirs Of Anon Burr
Co0pers Nngii, kneyc!oPed.s " Religious Knowled,s
nel Leses House Boob, Colsons 0rcss Rssasr Omssas
Philosophy, Brierey's Religious Library, walrs Shnss
R-sei,s Boos Of Nssars Wsylsnds Mora se.aess Ysas
Lsdiss BooA Fosters Popular Ignorance Christian rssn
0''w EpNEspAy ANp THURSDAY EVENINGS.
October I'D and 81
Lsssr SALE o. vALvAslE BooEs An sxtsove ~
81 auction thus season. consisting VI valuable library edi-
of standard ~ofk popular eGd medical oooss sehoei
and Asscs books, snnuas and BOOKS 10 gi opdngs ~.
yon.es. cheap publications. ke-
E>sLisH BooKs-Aso invoice OF choice English oooks
AL above new and fresh ssoes geos'ay IA lets ~
cut the rsie.
~ Cotton 4 60. Auction and Commiss.on hes d.
ShanIs Noa lS fa.loa sfres and " Ann sfvst Lab
srs sv.nces made 90 eoDsisnnsoo and pfomes rseius
ON MONDAY. Oct >,
Atf0 o'clock, o. No. a AGn and rs Fn!ion as
Catalogue sac OF splendid mcdern and city maize nrni'
ue, consisting m part OF rcn serfrnune ana pAn soS
and o.l.sts disal., syptsH snd me- mafoe cea
o $40 % aS sa s. ,.be. p.a.s sna bar
rocking anu nurse chairs, French besteeds and
,u Frreh chsirs sie. dressing snd ~osisoles s~eres
~ and book puIow tables, enclosed ~Ahands otto
mans oOoos. cribs, ersle-. pier and mAniei sssses,
sshsrbds msiresse., pilissers, and maple AMI plaa
CHAIRS &c. a..
Also srse assortment, OF second hand fsuisar- IN god
order Sale 10 commence IN The AnpsL sore CsaoSves
ready The morning OF sale
UY JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID MONDAY, Oct 20.
Atl9 O'Clock st the Merchants Exchange
CnAScsss SALG-Under ll~ direction OF Pmlo 7. Rug
es mss,rf-rnAl three story BRICK house and lot The
Ess side OF t,hav-na- ia eet from @ 81 corner OF ot
avenue Ani bng 10 feat front by ~ feet deep AMI
known No. = Sixth-avenae
Also All those four Of land known map mad. BY
Bridges of The and OF Harlem belonging 10 Phlp Mile
dollar th August lS.S oIs Noa So ~ the Norh
side o l.0sL dsa rs eet from sdayenos each lot bs
ing p n iront and by LOO :, deep.
VII be- sold by order OF the Assignee " Penny, bro~nk
Smith, ali tire unsettled claims que me hn such As oooAs
counts and notes. J Wesl-rvelI assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

" $500 ChalIenge-To all Locksniihs and other
Individuals msnufac turing auG selling Bank Locks pos
seseug actual security
Tr uadersisnsd manufacturers Of NewePs Ps,eni Par.
Mlopc Bank Loeb with view of forever putting at rest
ne comparative security Of the various Locks before
e p1pc DO hereby invite and challenge all persons claim
s 10 have secure Locks a. meet them for that purpose At
ne Rooms OF he American institute, New fOrk. where tie
nAer may be consummaiei Tor FAIR ard open na agree
Seo hc provisions herein sci forth. which We pledge
sFes 10 grant and abide by claiming for ourselves equal
privileges a. tlo.e which grant
Wewi put up the Patent Perautoptc Lock and FIVE hun
dre collars IN competition with the Lock of any other
an'oer IN the world, and equal OF money
competitor
lie provisions and privileges follows:
VII pace INTO The possession OF any antagonist one
wine fsrsuiopuc Bsnk Locks for twelve hours more,
MS! oe agrees upon, for the plrpose of examining :
uueNOn, and devising means II they can, To Open 10,
hss been placed upon the door and locked up. At
ason OF The examination the Lock 10 be relurre
o we hands of miiee in our possession for the
order ' '"'' VIZ N0'" - !" "V'Ai"s
tse operators will then be allowed TO Put the Lock to-
tntnseves IN our presence and 1t 10 the
mai ne or hey may he satisfied that every lumber
10 NE same position IN the Lock as they were Al the
-. " examination The Lock then to be- locked up for
49, committee on any change which can be made In
So loese advantages will prove whether the Lock IS
hkAnst It's maker and other pers Ons having SIM ~
= and shou he or they be successful In opening
WIN these advantages they VIII Ice entitled 10 and
va ne above reward.
ne person Or rerson. therefore, having sufficient faith in
81 iheir Locks TO meet US on The term, hefein
-, sna VIII produce Lock which is free from all
eso deception, VIII please % address liz through ths
' "odluin which CONVEYS his challenge.
Ns,.y... DAY NEWELL, Bank Locssmi,hs,
NR ~. Hukus' p 100 $50 Broadway.
h-ihe Lock produced must in no particular infrise
nr Ish secured for the Patent Psrsuioptc ana Per
'''" DANA Lock Oct oh, lsib II
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

II ship Samuel H'ks. FROM LirSpool-Nr and Mrs oil.
Ion and children OF savannah, Mr. Suichlia Of Liver
oool Rev John Bailey Of Virginia Rev sam1 BouGen Of
SYork Mr.. Brown. do-and - in the steerage
IN b-ig C0ra1iia from Ponce p R-Mes.rs Jules Rene
and Frrncis De Sole-
and l33 IN the sieersse
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TREASURY OF HISTORY.

COMPRISING general introductory Outline ol Unl
~ History, Ancient and Modern, and series
separate Histories of every pn cpa Nation that exists tel
rise prOgress, and preSent condition. &c &C BY sanue
Maunder
The History OF America, edited by John lnman, Esq.
~ Editors Of country papers whose circulation exceed
Lao copies vii be- entitled receive this work BY pro
perry noticing the IN their several journals, hAd Tor
warding marked paper 10 lile publisher,
pl DANlE.. ADFF.. lN1 FultOn-i I " \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

~ AFTER all the efforts made by others 10 he contrary.
the ginal Balm Of Columbia p COriandsL the only
benec article put this country to make the hsir
grow rapidly and curl beautifully preventing gray hairs and
dandruf and has had the peculiar effect to make me son
mead of a certain Boston editor hard. OH -eOd
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- scnber has the pleasure of announcing To the ladies
and gentlemen OF the city OF New York, that he intends 10
give splendid Vocal and Monumental Concer; on MON
DAY EVENING, the lOth OF November at the Broad~sy
Tahsrnace-On winch occasion wi be assisted by all ih"
most disng professional ability of s city combined
with the members Of the Philharmonic and Newfork 81
cred Music Societies.
The trst part of the Concert will consist of selections from
M.ncesOhu magnificent Oraoro OF 81 Paul The second
part Will ade OF secular music o the most attractive
description composed OF Two brilliant Overur-s songs, AMI
solos Tor i- Violin and Piano Forte Farther parcus
hereafter. 4. g. HILL
CARD-U. G. Hill respectfully solicis ai those OF his
musical friends, ladies gentlemen who may be compeie
take part n the performances, either vocal or instrume
tai the above Concert meet for rehearsal al the Col-e
UNI $50 Broadway, on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
Evenings. at 7 O'Clock, Z. NJ precisely. OLD movie
A MEXICAN hIsEUM.-Eyery Day and Evening
i1hls week commencing Monday, Oct .on, loio-splrn'
did performances every afternoon al O'clock aud every
evening al haEpas T. Last week OF that Great Wonder of
the Word, Perned Human Body which has created q
greater excitement In scientific circles Than any other dis
coysry tho century The living Orang Ouang re-en
gagged for another ~ees The DoDgols Ministries are en-
gagged Last of the DissoyiDg Views and Microscope
Mr. asd Mrs Merrined popular Nocalists; also Madame
Rockwell, the famous fortune teller Admission y cents
Children unde 10 years ll cents - cents extra Ia consult
the Fortune Teller 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

Restorative emanaes from regular Physician and can
therefore be depended For falling hair i certain re-
meiy Il sapphei ithou charge until successful nj u-
eice l3i rsi-asenu-. DcpOis for inr sae-bazssr lj
Broadway ~ y; Mik-st SO-tOn; 100 Niuh-.L Phi.a-
d-phiA-A Griswod 4 Co UDsdiia. N. I. ole slls'
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The Philadelphia Ledger says" We learn that
worsmen engaged in forming connection OF the
Reading and Norrsown Railroads short distance this
side OF Norrs,own by throwing abrdge across the river
by TINS union Of the roads coal be sent directly
INTO The heart Of the city without tanshpmeni- THIS VII
save considerable expense and will beside give TO the
user his coal much ireer fl ON dirt and dust"
The grading of the Connecticut River Railroad.
between Northampton and Greenfield has been taken by
eleven individuals and companies and is 10 be completed
by the hrst Of June and that the high
prce OF labor hay and grain the grading has been con
iTaced for al about the prices paid the Norlh
aupton and Springfield portion Of the road
During the las, month the receipts Of the Little
Mlau Railroad have increased abOu, hy per cent the
receipts OF the road since its opening at Aens in Angus,
sst For three months Of this year the receipts were Z
July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NisiO -
rNtus', ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fSoo -
To,a slt74O "
The Mayor OF ST Louis, through his agent IN this
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
OREGON AND NORTH CALIFORNIA.

Y ACCOUNT vi Tie Exploring Expedition 10 Oregon
"A and North California Price - cents Just received by
OH WI Il l,llAMAM. Trlnne bal. lIngs. Nas.al-.L
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To- Magnetic Telegraph.-A 4,

.. HorrfR, Secretary.
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C7J- EOIMsTocKs Vemiuge Is believed to be the most
eectua ard safe remedy known for destroying worms IN
children or adusis sold al y Cortlsnd-st oil 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

re- COssELL's Magical Pam Extractor ia only genuine
from q COuands where The night only j. 10 make aud sell
any kind OF Pam Extractor the greatest preparation IN
the world for pains any kind, and certain and sure
edy r ALI external sores burns scad head, OH 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

Ship Nicholas Bidie Mobile Swedish ship Winnet
for Amsterdam
Bremen bark Diamant Charleston.
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IT. THg Indian Negelsbi, Elixir and Linameni al q
COuand has never been known TO fail TO cure me worst
cn.e nj Rhnmefisrn and IL Mafrhned oil le0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
Up. and Flor. Mob. and NO

The market entirely bare Of Mobile and New Orleans
descriptions and the great difference made IN England
at the last dates between these and pands seems
rally lost ,oht of here AT present The receipts during
the week have only been zoos bsles and the available
stock ON hand j. estimated not more than LOU Des
Sales for the week ending this evening bales rUOO
Total snles since Let inst
I'll ;,o-,s since IL, ms, - 1900
-, - - -. -, -, 500
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Markets Carefully REPORTED for t1 TribnA,-

ASHES The market 10 quiet and without change
ales 80 bbs Pois al - ~. and few Pearls 81 y:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
NO OTHER CAV BE LIKE IT.
EV Address all orders TO
ly.1O SETH w Fowl +
There as no excuse

For the Headache arhen you can obtain the
Genuine Mdrshalrs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is a certain and perfect cure for
The Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak ewes. II opens and purges out all
distinctions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
all those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that of
which Fl. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT is the pro-
prietor, and no other, as manufacture PERSONAL
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed
IN my presence by DR.. Marshall, and that his sig
nature thereto is genuine
Dorastus Wooster-Judge.
Middlebury, January IA, 1916 SO
N, b.. The name OF FL. C. Gridley, proprietor
VIII be found upon every BOTTLE Of the genuine
Marshalls Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale and
retail by H. c. Grdley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w p. Russell, and S. Moody, and by druggists
throughout the U. States and Canada