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LouIsvILLE. Aug. !!

rfsf tN LOulSbl lLbEg aug -,
At AtKosciusco Miss, on the ed ult', W. B.
D. Roy shot DR.. Brooks--since dead.
At GlasgoA, KY, on Saturday, negro cab
in was burnt-3 ehildrenperished.
In this city on. Saturday, the foundryof Law
son gorunk q Co was destroyedb by fire. Loss
$4,000.
"A Tremendous thunder storm and heavy rain
here this afternoon.
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1,s s.!',, s,s,s .,,'.t,., q oa'.. Probate Court.
1ryfi 3 accounts and vouchers Of James Gra-
III ham have been fled In this court, and
will be examined for iinal sel tloment on Mon
day. the eih day Of September nexteE
f aiS b RAMSEY, PROBATE Judge
Augass ~. 1ss2-+its ss =;
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Childrens, Hats.

A FINE assortment Of Children's Pearl
IN and Black Hats, which have the pecnlar-
ity Of SO pleasing tho child as to do away with
the Necessity of any thing else in the way OF
amusement, Just received ut the Hat store,
The above are decidedly better than Baby
JuGpsls. >. q. GL'''"n'
ialy % 1859.
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OFA FRASER & CO.'S CURING.
l0nAn PfFcEg 81 ihtsc dc'' Hrfrs
ICcfner' b. Y, CON ~ 4 y y CO..
!! ~ sis is. fssa fes A's''l 3 ss'isn. a FQ's
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Heavy Freshet and Lots Of Life.
MEDINA, N. ", Aug. 9Th.

We have had perfect deluge Of rain to-
day. A stream four miles hence carried
away dwelling with the inmates, and two
children were drowned;. their bodies have
not been recovered. A woman was found in
four feet water, much bruised, but she will
recover A barn full Of grain, two miles
of. was struck By lightning and ccnsumbeds
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WAsnINarnN Anu 7

y afF..l q w ASHINGTUN, hIg, .,
The Uuion has dispatch stating that in
ls counties in N. Cprolina, Reid gained 65S.
The Wings gained p 5lose Ain Commons.
Senate Democratic, h,
i Also, has despatch, whichs however, i
discredits, that the Wings ofiowa have cleo
tel two Congressman, and that the 1segisla-
ture is Wing.
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PLAlNrIEi.n. Mich, April {

PLAIvFIEiD, Mich, April =, 1897.
Mr. John d. Park--D Dear Sir:-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa is performing
some astonishing cures in this place. a MT.
Is. B. Strickland has Just Informed me ihat one
Of his children has been entirely cured OF q
severe case of scrofula by the use Of only one
bottle. He had tried almost every thing that
the Doctor had prescribed, but all Of no avail,
as the child continued getting worse. The
sores are now all healed up and The child ap-
parentlY we'll, which is justly ascribcd to the
use of the Yellow Dock and sarsapariila.
[Signedl Yours truly, r. A. BEAL.
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| will also attend by myself or deputy at the
usual places Of holding elections in the several
Townships to receive Taxes, on the following
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on BXS BISH0PRICK,s INFALLIBLE
X 1 Baking Powders, Just received d for sale
at manufacturers prices. by
July IS W.s. CUTLER 8 Co. (
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aotnEsrEa, Aug. Ss--Sx new cases Of cho'
lsra and deaths during past "a hours
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JNDlGO.-3 Ceroons Sp. F. Indigo, just
received and sale in quantities to suit
purchasers. tjulyl5) w. S. S.CUTLEK q C'.s
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MAILS AND SPIKES. 80 kegs assort-
IN ed sizes, Of vety supetior brand, for sale
by [july l5l w s. CUTLER & co.
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Prcrou, Nova Scotia, Aug. Q. --Theschocnel
Florida, Capt. Gloucester, was brought into
Charleston as a prize, Yesterday. n n,
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From Pittsburgh.

a PirTsbuRdHs Aug e-=m.
No rise in river as expected; standing At
32inches. Weather changeable, with ruins
as intervals pheasant Temperature. (
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az BOXES assorted Candy fol sale by
Etl July IA w. s. CUTLER q co.
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NOTT0N YARNS-iO6o pounds Cotton
" Yarns assorted numbers and brands. for
sale by [iuly l4l VS.. CUTLER & GO.
No Q, Pig Iron Corner:
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q H. MoLASSES-20 bbls, and 10 hall
ID barrels, for sale by
July ID. w. s. CUTLER & co. /.
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DH. eUYe0rT'H IsfPRoylD ExTUAcT o1
YELb0W w aD0GK AND EARSAPAKIEtA
Snow put up in the largest sized bottles,
and is acknowledged to be the best SAk,,
SAPARILIlA made; as is certified BY the
WoNDERFbl CbREs il has performed, the orIgl
inal COPIES OF which are III the possession o1
the Proprietor. Remember, this Is the only
true and Original article.
The Medicine, when used according 70 d.
Ieetons, -s
scrofnla or Kings Eyii, Gnmeey5, Tsmls,s
ic sore- yes, Itingwernl o. 'refcsst Scrl.
Hend .Eileninaffsni, Pains in the M9rfa
ss Joies., RI. ssEss sHd Rlesss s'Si WI.
Bhenn1, Disease sf Kidneys, Loss ol ARs
petite, Disehsc arising roam ihc use ef NfR
cn.y,T,si. y sl,s SIDE ens snSS, sn1
The Best Female Medicine known
The peculiar malsdirs TO which females are
subject, commonly produce gre 4 bodily ex-
ha1siion accompanied by depressed and often
gloomy state Bf mind. As the system de-
clines in strength, there isa loss of nervous
power, and this very naturally impairs thee
ergy Of ihemind and oistnrbs the equanaiihity
OF the temper. Every candid woman who has
suffered from female complaints will admit this
to be the nournfal ttath: Now, % obtain re-
lief, il is necessary 10 etoP the tendency tode-
ple;ion and debility. This is done BY renew
ing that fountain Of health and strength, the
blood, and no medicine accomplishes this desi-
rable result as SPEEDILY ana complete as .'Dr.
Guysott's Improved Exlract Of Yellow Dock
and Sdrsapafllia.
Ladies Of pale complexion and consumptiso
habits. and such as are debilitatsd by those ab-
strucliohs which females are liable 70, are re-
stored, by the dse ofa bottle or two, % bloom
and to vigor
Saptula and Cancer cured by DR.. G,ysotfs Err
tract Of YeltoiO Dock apd Sarsaparilla-
f Ritrt tncF (.ranuar cotIufv Tenn. p "a
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ID EOTIFIED WHISEEY. From 100 to
IN 2O6 batrels always on hand. aud for sale
low by fjuly i5) w. S. CUTLER & CO.
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DYE WttISkEY. 80 bbls. Old Rye for
IL sale by [iuly15] w IS. CUTLER & 90.
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~ Teas. sis
'TNRESH, Green and Black Teas Of the very
q best quality, in quantities 70 suit purchaA
sers. Guly 14) W.. s.. CUTLER 4 co.
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h Sugar. .i4 F
On HHDS. Prime n. o. Sugar, on hand
IL(J and for sale low by
July Ia w. S. CUTLER& co.
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ID. PARKE Esq. Cincinnati, O.--Dear sir;
1t gives me great satisfaction to add my test
mony in favor of cdr. Guysott's Extract Of
yellow Dock and Sarssparilla, ? 20 that offhe
numerous and highly respectable persons who
have been benefited by the medicine.
My wife has been sufferiug for the space Of
nearly Eve years with Scrofula and cancer.
which, l think, found It's origin id the defange,
ments Of the system peculiar to her sex, while
in tho mcaltime she was under the care Of The
most eminent physcians in this section Of tho
country, without deriving any material aid from
their prescriptions.
Upon the recon mendation Of DIR. Cookies,
one Of our physicians, who had seen The medi-
cine used with happy effect. obtained ofyoar
agents here, Messrs. Rice 81 Mcfarland, ono
bottle OF Dr.. Guysot's Extract Of yellow.
Dock and Sarsaparila, and as my vile found
relief from that bottle, | bought some six bot
Ties, which she had taken with the most aston.
ishing benefit, for / am pleased TO say It has
entirely redher, for she has entirely recoy-
cred from her Illness, aud the Scroiula and
cancer are cured sound and well. lf,'
| Ao,an, mr., o,rat;tudat Resnectfuilv. n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-07-17
CoAvMBvs, MsslssYpPl sAVURDAy, 5ULy H. 1852

upon this continent. Here. in the mild South,
the race has wonderfully multiplied compared
with anything ever known in barbarous life
The descendants of few thousands have be-
come many millions; and all, from the first, made
acquainted with the arts Of civilization, and,
above all, brought under the light of the Cos
pei.
From the promise made to Abraham some two
thousand years had easped before the advent of
our Savior and the Israliles, the chosen people
Of God, we're, for some wise purpose, suffered to
remain in bondage longer than Africans have
been on our shore. This race has already ex
perencedlhe resulting campenssions alluded loi
and as the white missionary has never been
able to penetrate the dark regions of Africa, or
to stablish himself in its interior. It may be
within the schemes of Providence that the great
cork Of spreading the gospel over thar vast con.
tnont, with al the arts and comforts OF cvZa~
ton, is to he finally accomplished by the black
man restored from American bondage. A foot
hold there has already been gained for him;
and in such scheme centuries are but as fec>
onds to Him who moves worlds as man moves a
finger.
/ do but suggest the remedies and consultations
of slavery to inspire patience, hope, and charity,
on all sides. The mighty subject calls for The
exercise of all mans wisdom aud virtue, aud
these may not suffice without aid from higher
source.
Its in the foregoing manner, my dear sir,
that have long been in the habit in converse
ton, Of expressing myself all over our common
country on the question of negro slavery; and !
must say that have found bot very few persons
to differ with me, however opposite heir geog
raphcal positions.
Such are the views or opinions which you sesk.
I cannot suppress or mudIate them, although
now liable to be more generally known. Do
with them what you please. lneiIher correct
nor shun publicity
remain, very truly, yours,
WINFIELD SCOTT
TIP. ATKINSON, Esq, Danville, Va.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-07-17

For reasons to some extent indicated in speech
es and addresses heretofore made by the under
signed. they deem il TO be their duty to withhold
their support from Gen. Scott as a candidate Tor
the Presidency. lf il should seem to BE- neoes-
sary. we will hereafter in some form, exhibit
more fully TO our constituents the facts and rea-
sors which have brought Us to this deiemina-
tion.
Mp. GENTRY, Of Tenn.
c. n. WILLIAMS, Of Tenn.
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TERMS.

Far the paper, Three dolles' per annum II, in ad'
-. Fopr dollars if payment is delayed till the
% nansy discontinued, except at the option Of the
s,;.bar W until all arrearages are paid.
sIa.,isoments at the regular charge, will be one
dollar square of ten lines or less or 'ls lrs' 'n'
ssrtion. and fifty cents for each suo'eqneni one one,
s s5gsrtisers BY the year will be contracted with
on liberal terms.
Legal advertisements full rates.
yearly advertisements payable semiannually in
advance
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-07-17

The people Of Portland. Ky. have voted ia
fsvor Of suns1stion 70 Louisviils.
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All. STEPHENS. Of Ga.
c. FAULKNER, Of Va.
W. BROOKE, Of Miss.
A. WHITE, Of Ala.
J.ABERCROMBIE, Of Ala.
r. TOOMBS, Of Ga.
J. JOHNSON, Of Ga.
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Sa,,,1 Side Of Main Street, one door 1eest
oFlisI ~ FeEnss Lipsry Stable. Columbus, Mass
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IllaSl.


At the Marine Hospital staten Island Of Chagres fever
PsTsR McEyoy aged ~ years native Of Scotland,
On Thursday October 7, Mrs MARY BLAuvELr, In the
6fo year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place to afternoon At two
eClock from the residence Of her Harmsn Bauvet,
On rhursday, October 2, Of wboopng cough CHARLES
HrrRy only OF Charles ana Jane Ann Leary, aged
The friends and acquaintance Of ths family also the
officers and members Of the montgomery Guards aud Beyg
LIGHT Guards are uly invited attend the fu
neral this afternoon at two o'clock from No Us Mott
street
On Fridsy October 8, MARY L. wife Of Zepo Wheeler.
and daughter of the late William Low, OF Amherst New
HaDp,hire
The friends Of the family are requested to attend her
funeral to morrow afternoon at halpast two O'clock
kom her late residence. No IL Church street.
Msssachuetts and New Hampshire papers please copy.
Friday October after short IL ness, JofIs YEA
youngest of James Ii. and Ca.hsrne X Yeaion.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the IN
neral to afternoon vi half past clock from
No $50 Monroe street without further invitation
East-rn papers please copy
On Thursday October at the residence OF her father,
No 10 East Twenty sixth street Francis LAURA third
and beloved daughter OF L. croker Eq aged 10 years
Ano montbs Req,ies.at in pcce.
Cork papers please copy
old nhnbitant Of this city eyed 81 years
He has left wife and children. anu seventeen
grand children TO his loss His fis nds may eara
noe particulars by appy,ng 10 uhas and Lewis G,ser
No as Hicks street Brooklyn or TO f. Gassert, No. 2i9
South Sec 1pd stIeet Williamsburg
On Thursday. October 4 JANE MuRpHy, aged 80 years.
81 County FermanBgh, ireland
attend her funeral this afternoon, at o'cock from
the residence Of her husband John Murphy corner OF
Thirty-eghh street and Tenth avenue without further
In vitation.
On Friday evening, October 8, SARAH Maria RELY,
sEed ~ years
The friends Of her brother James Rely and OF her
ee Patrick McBaIron invited TO attend her funera
20 morrow afternoon at half past O'Clock, from her
hate residence of avenle and Second street,
On Friday October s. Of Inflammation of the lungs,
WILLIAM M PHILBIS infant son Of stephen and Eliza A.
Philbin aged 10 months and n days.
HI, remains will be taken to Philadelphia for inter-
ment
Philadelphia papers plsaee copy.
September 49, at his residence, Dobb's Ferry, THOMAS
PooLEy. Sen native of England, aged 65 years.
On Friday morning October g. sUssr, wife of Andrew
" I. Barbere and youngest daughter Of VIM. Robert
son in the 2Sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
tnvd to attend the funeral from her
12i Third avenue to morning half past nine
c,clt ok, without further moi
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Married.
n Akn 49, VNrar sh., N

MARRIED..
BY the Rev. 7. C. Young the NJ E. Church. Ninth
street CHARLES ALraED Woop, OF London, England to
Miss LIZZIE MARTIN Of Dublin
At South Coventry. Conn., the 30th ulsimo, by the
Rev Charles Hyde, P LUDLOW HYDE, Of Apalachcoia to
HARRIETTE r. CLAPP, OF Coventry.
On Friday October s. BY the Rev Jesse Pound, Mr..
JoHs MONTGOMERY to Miss JANE MALCOLM BALL, both
o. this city
At Chellea the 21st ult, by the Rev Mr. Lambert,
q = N, DR. s r. ADDISON. u. 8. NJ, to JULIA HOWE,
daughter Of Commodore Charles Morris.
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THE MILITARY.

NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF THE MURcH GUARDS
IN quested TO art nd Tho final meeting 81 the
" NJ ndsy Oct H. at sdquartars Third avenue
sentie.h street nj half past seven o'clock
the hnal for their excursion tho
following Day Tuesday. al memb' hereby notified
attend Headquarter Third avenue corner Of rwen
tieth street. at 0Donners Tuesday October H. at
half pat o'clock A. to turn ont on the
BY order Of HIT WEST, Coinmandant.
JosppH WHIR, %, retary.
DICkwICK GUARD.-THE MEMBERS AND FRIEN Ds
I Of this company are requested TO attend meeting
this the house, Hose Comnany No At
~ O'Clock precisely business of importance will he
Every mber is requested 70 be present BY
order, NJ. j. NADDY, Commandnnt.
W. DoueHERry, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
aSy. SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. ga



Of the Second and Fifth wards Of the city Of Brook
iyu Fellow titzons-In consequence OF the Illegal and
uniust for delegates nominate Captain
Polio. dist let che I'D Of September last
abe being Illegal and contrary 20 democratic
therefore take this opportunity 60 inform the legal voters
VI both wards that candidate for the ohce OF Cap
cain Of Police al the ensuing election Docmng this the
Only proper 20 prsuc socit tho support Of the
Asmoorstc party. 7 rvmain, 30.
Breoklyn. October ., ls52- MICHAEL AhAkARA.
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COCIETY OF LIBERALS.-A LECTURE WILL BE
~ delivered On sunday, 10Th inst, at q NJ, at No
Chatham square by j. H. Masagnes the Material Theory
OF Lite. Seats free.
CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING sINo-MRs. PAT
~ TEksON hiss bcen induced to add considerably to tho
facilities before available in her establishment and hopes
ready enjoyed There will be vacancies for fow
pupils after the vacation which will the In. Of
November rerms s75 for children under eight years Of
ago above that age 500 music and singing,
- per quarter.
ENVEN1NG SCUOOI.-THE EVENING SCHOOL AT
IL the Manhattan Academy Fifth street
B for the accommodation of appreuticea yonny
per,ons will be re-oFened Monday, October H. at
venng will be to receive admission Terms easy
M X. H. DE CRAND-vAL'S PRIVATE BOARDING
1vl School for boys Hudson Terrace Hoboken New Ter
BeyThe regular of instruction comprises all the
branches Of sound education classical commcrcial-ths
French language vocal music drawing and fencing Cir
uars at the institution.
DRIvATk INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP-THK
subsorher prepared to give private instruction in tho
art Of nshp Ades gentlemen, at his 9
Broadway frat above the Irving For sas sle-
CANT Cory Book rith acknowledgements, Is oonts.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
DARLEZ-vOUS FRANCATS-MANY TO WHOM THIS
u qnestion Is put will answer read translate and
understand pretty WELL but cannot speak it. gem
tleman Paris offers lessons
and conversation which will enable persons very fow
days 20 this difficulty Please address Marsan,
Herald ofhc.s.
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WILLIAM II FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale of thirty three houses aud lots situated
Sanford and Richardson streets and Newtown turn.
pike Graham also English cottage and
sixteen lots If ground Bush~ick VIM H. Franklin Son
Co.. will scll auction Friday oct l5h, ut IL oook,
at the Exchapge the foil valuable perty
SANFORD stroe9 treesory brics houses and lots.
Sanford Graham Richardson street
Three threetorv trick houses aud lots Richardson
street, henr Graham avenue. .ewtown turnpike-One
threestory brick house lot Ncwtown
Graham avenue. Graham avenue and Ncwtown strset-A
twostory frame English cottage, with 6 lots Of ground,
situated Graham Newtowp street; house 81
feet front by 10 feet deep The property beyond the
city limits OF Wmsburg aud consequently free from tho
city taxes, while all The advantages Is on an
omnibus route and within fifteen minutes walk Of Grand
ard Houston ferries and about The distance
from the Green Point ferry. establishing Terms will
be very liberal For maps and further particulars apply
TO the auctioneers AZ their oise No Broad street,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nAhCIkq ACADEMY-sIaNoR A. GHERARDI, As
sisted BY Madame Gherardi respectfully bess 70 in.
~ bs 81 s s %s sS
msssers Woanssdays ana Sssaedays and aonaays and
Th.rssaass a. o'clock Evening oass for ssntismsn
Will also Be svo and TO schools and aeads
be promptly attended TO.
DANCING AND wALTZiNG ACADEMY, 1877 FOURTH
- street corner Of sixth Avenue NJ and Mrs Mgfar.
Of ,uGn aonsa and Thursday from ~ for lads:
y rnsys na Fy from
eeGes All the fashionable dances and wanss will DO
litza, deux temps. polka mazurka cling temps &c., 30.
Terms moderate, made known At the academy.
DANCING ACADEMY HENRY MEYEN RESPECT.
M
s VII siS "a ss
y Every variety Of new dances viii be pr
and balls usual Days tuition AZ walker every
% sss a
call a. aso,s from to T. or At his @ 81 ious
DANcINc AND Waiting, At MONTAGUE HALL.
n n S se sr sS o Of ]
a. hafpass tisss esicsl ri. first sotss viii take
e 1 ad y Of s, month New dSGag or
Mrs SsG Mo%sas
na bGss . win s Il nsa
school and Greene Streets will be reopen
ENRIco ALLIEvI BROTHER, DANCING AcADE-
inform his patrons and the psbe that PsraeshG
Sd % tas % 81 aa
At all hours Of the day and evening.
EERRERo's DANCING AcADEMY.-MADAME DU
y BREuL FEkkEho. and her brother EDWARD FER
kERO respectfully announce TO their patrons and the pn
premises No est Fourteenth street between Fifth and
sixth where they viii their school for in
Days Of tuit for y.uns ladies and
and s,ss
81 and Ss Fulton street. Ir6osyn On TaesdsSs and
nsnes on The ss, instant A PM NJ s'A'A'A WIZ com
IJENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME II
combined with in sruction in the dances most la mode
tenn exercises the hesth active and energetic De-
." ns n.eusr young Is
and easy style Of motion in dancing is reduced to few
r. step fS iRy Psnsa and % as
lesson Glasses gentlemen. Mondays and Thursdays At
For Masters Misses Wednesdays and Saturdays at
MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
l her customers and frcr d. that she is now fixing the
the Of her dancing classes further notice Of
her beginning day will be given.
DRIyATE DANCING AND wALTzING ACADEMY,
class days for ladies and young We'd
nesdays and S.turdays at o'clock for sentemcn Tues
2h and 18th Glasses viii be formed at other times and
su 20
and guardians as formerly
w WHALE AND DAUGHTER RESPECTFULLY
w announce that their classes in dancing will com
Tuesday 18th at go broadway Wednesday 18th At 80
Eighth For eircuart to be had rs
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WIGS ana TOuTtts-BhtCheI0Fs WV style
the perfect imitation of nature
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call BATCHELOKS celebrated Wig Factory No. 4 Wall
where be found the largest and best assortment
n the city Copy the address.
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's Celebrated Liquid
Hair the best discovered for olorng the hair
yhisksrs the moment applied The wonderful case and
certainty with which this fvore and old established Hair
Dye performs is astonishing 1t il for SALE applied st
BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory No. Wall street. Copy adj
Aress.
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Meets Celebrated Champagne Wines.-A
variety Of these superior Wi puts and quarts Also,
large assortment of Rhine Wines Of the choicest
Also Carets from Vim Ordnaire to the finest Of
Chateau LATTE, Batour, &c. For sale by
JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09

MORGAN ~ ALDRIDGE'S AUCTION AND COMMIS-
A elem Htorn No BARCLAY tract. have inst received
200 900 prime Havana also 100 baskets Of
wine OF approved bra DIS which they will sell At very
merchandise