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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

~ One Of the most violent storms that
has occurred for SO year, was experienced
at Charleston S. c., on Thursday Of last
week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

~ On our first page will be found the
proceedings Of the vegetarian banquet a!
Philadelphia. At this time, when beef
sells SO high, the testimony of The vegetari-
ans in favQr of an exclusive vegetable diet,
will be read with interest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

0D- The Gazette, Of to-day, attempts TO
reiule some Of the articles in our last paper
by Peweuiog the facts, aud by kind Of
special pleading TOO ilimsy to deceive any
one. 10 the meaulime we deem il proper
10 inloum opl neighbours, that we protest
against having our ideas Of "manliness +,
measure ed by the standard Of The school in
which lhry have been reared We would
as soon think Of going TO Turkey forreligion
II The edilors Of the Gazelle cannot under
stand opr statements, il is no fault Of ouis
We are under 40 obligations to furnish them
"'ih both argument aud understanding We
shall endea'oI hoHeyeJ TO eniis,en them
neat week ...f'
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by Telegraph.

f Cholera Columbia. ... .-.
ColvMBn, Sept. 10, Esening.-There are
a nunber Of cases Of eholera still under treat.
rneni here, bui there have been 40 new cases
to-day, The general health Of the loSn Is
much improved.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
,Hra -. 1854.
J. V. DEPUY.
--, No..4l Aorta EIGHTH Street.
.u f Philadelphia. .I. Loo.

vEyiA NKFI J. for past faSnrs, respectfully in
Nitcs his customers aud tide public, 10 exam
inc New and Splendid stock Of Seasonabl'
goods; Comprising: ... f
Rich PL,d silks Vide Lyons jetTts,
G,u Striped silks, CioGk7hg Cloths,
Byocate SILKS. - Wollsn Pldids Jt
Plain S,lks, t-rgoifIrench Mfr'noss,
Block silks, Nous dc LGine,
81 Cioal,s, Mautlllas, aud 5hawls Cheap
Ginghams. Prints. Sc, in assortment; Rib
bons, EmbruideTiss, Gloves &c.
.Oying to the daily sacrifice o. large quaniiiie
of desirable goods at Auction, the subscriber j
enabled uring the present season To niler .
T. UNUSUALLY GREAT BARGAINS.
... b. .t = ada ". DEPCY.
No. Al NORTH Eighth St,est. Phiia.
Sept. lG, ls54.T-3m.
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rnr pHom,s,roay L,a,on LAW.

The trends ol tbs law are sanguine OF
success, and say they viii certainly carry
the state By a majonly of 10000 VOTES
Tne law leaving u 10 vote Of the people,
Was paAsrd 10 the House BY a vote 80 to
46. ThiS wac a close vote, and change
ol two would have drlsalsd the bill. Alr
Montgomery, who was one oi The 30 who
voted !or the bill, we understand leils som'
Of his fdends, that be voted lor II because
he was certain il would not carry 10 lh'
state. Bot Il il CERTAIN that lls psssags %
The legislature, has sAdrd srFalIY TO lh'
strength Of il' lrisnds, snd even ils oPPo
nsnis now semii, that the eon,ef will b.
elo,e snd il. brIag carried ia aoi At al im
- 1t's,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
II. II. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

To ADVERTISERS The circulation OF the sunbur
American among the different towns on the susquehana
is not exceeded equsled by any paper pubshed in North
ern Pennsylvania. ..... .tt,.. ......
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

FMIdUtI HIa,
GOLD Lever Watches, fuIl jewe'ed, is X. ca
IN -es. $2s; SlAer Lever do DO, Slc; Sill
vcr Lcpine, do, SO; QUnriier. b5 to ~: Gold
Speci acles. 't4 so 10 $40 SivrI DO, : 90
Silver Table Spoons per ,ci', 'hl1 10 Sls
silver Desert No., do, 50 70 Sll; 'iNtt Tea DO,
do. 50 IS to 81 30; Gold Pens and Gold GA
Sos. % 25 To S5-; Gold Pens aud Silver do. $ /
together with n variety Of fine Gold Icwclfy
Gold Curb Guard aud Fob Cbgins. All good.
warranted 10 he as represe, ed. Watches nnt
Jcwclrv, repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins &C., made TO order.
n. Is. All orhcrs sent I'y mail or otherwise
will I've puncthdllv attended to.
Phila., Sept. ID, l35f.----'y.
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NOTICE.

A III, persons 'indcl,hsd To the Subscribers on
n Book accauul OF Otherwise are respectfully
requested to call andpay up between now aud
the first of October, as they want 10 lay IN tleil
fall supply.
.. I FILLING & GRANT.
Sunhufy Sept. lG, is5l.-l3L .....
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Tnn nlo MOUNTAIN coLLIrnY.

While in Shamokin about two weeks
since, we embraced the opportunity 10 visit
the "Big Mounlaia Colliey' about II
miles above the town, with several individ-
uals connected with this improvement. MIR.
Marshall, who accompanied US, showed US
through the extensive mines OF this compa-
ny and conducted us through the coal brea-
ker, stupendous work Of the kind, which
had just been put fairly into operation, and
which cost from S25, 900 TO $50, 1000. The
coal is brought 10 the breaker from the
mines, on trussel work 70 feet high at the
breaker, and therefore requires no raising by
machinery. We witnessed, for the first time,
the operations OF the spiral schuie, con-
slructed with sections o. cast iron, with a
/ llanche, similar TO winding stairs round a
column. The descent OF the different
streams Of "black diamond" on their wind
irs way into the bins prepared TO receive
the coal Of various sizes, was pleasant
sight TO behold, Notwithstanding "ihe dust"
that enveloped the view. The spiral
schutes are new invention, and were first
introduced into this region, but it is yet
doubtful whether they will supersede the
other kind, a fact which time alone must
determine. The "Big Mountain Colliery''
is under lease to Messrs Black s. Mebany
cnierprising young gentlemen from Lancas-
ter who are already sending their Jewels tc
market. We shall, some Of these days, visit
our friends OF "Carbon Run" "I.ancaser'
"Lake Fidler" Green Ridge" and other
coIieries, all constructed on the same mag
nifeeni scale. r.. .a. oman. r...
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rHE STANDING conMiTYEE isvEsrreA.
e sTIoNs

We haYd beeh CHICO uFoH 10 PTg'risr '"'
proceeding of sope Of the mcnbfrso q the
standing committee, who met at misplace
on "Wednesday last, "to investigate The al
iedged- frauds in Mt. Carmel" Being
pressed for time and room, we could, not
do SO, if even inclined, tut will briefly no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

Avvosf ef Tro ia 7Ascues yesterday afternoon the
pslee Of the Fifteenth ward, arrested two young
named Timothy OBren and James Mccarthy, charged
With robbng the money drawer in the grocery store Of
Pssk Morrison corner Of Sixteenth street and sixth
svenue The clerk at the time the boys entered the
uesre the sidewalk helping q customer, and
turning around suddenly he observed the boy Orien
at the till. At the same instant the thief he
detected, and immediately from The store the clerk
followed after them, calling out stop thief" Officer
Wahh caught Mccarthy, and the clerk pursued oBren
into the of eating house at the OF Ninth
street Sixth avenue BY this time another police
man came to his aid, and the rogue captured. The
person Of tho accused searched but money found
NE water closet searched in which the thief took
1afuge and three dollar bills found. This was
identified by the clerk a portion Of the stolen money
mo young rcgues taken before Justice Clarke who
committed them 10 prison trial OBrien said be re-
nlaed with his sister, at l4e Sullivan street.
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Married.

On Wednesday, April 10, Newark, N. j. by the Rev
S. yansant Mr. GEORGE Z. MEKKER, of Jersey City, to
Miss HANNAH NJ KELLY, of Newark.
On Tuesday, April Is, by the Rev DR. Hawks, WILLIAM
H. PARSONS of Portsmouth, H. to ANNA PINE daughter
of the late John p. Decatur.
On Friday, April IA, by the Rev. Dr. Tyson Mr.. Taos
IAHY to Miss ELIZABETH daughter of Mr.. William Porter
Grove, of county Cavan, Ireland
In Grace Church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, April
IS, by the Rev. DR.. Vinton WILLIAM STEVENSON to EMMA
A. eldest daughter of Ira c. Carman Esq of Brunswick
New Jersey.
On Friday evening, April IA, by the Rev. Isaac Wes-
cott Mr. WILLIAM H. DEIAHo to Miss PHEBE JAM BRDsALI
both of this city.
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UNID STATS DISTRICT CouRI.-Nos SO, %, 13, 20, Is,
-, "a, rs, A, 33, 80, 27, 35, AZ.
sUysns CoUm--Crcait- 2o4, 3Gs, a77, s7s, 100,
S6a, 3s4h; 343, $50, 470 to AIS.
SUPRnK CoUR1-special Term-Nos 81, IA, Is, 20, Is,
81, l07, 3, rs, so, 19, SO, so.
COMMON PlKAA-Part First-Nos. 90, 345, S. 473, AGO.
49, III. Part Second-Nos. 5s5, 600, ol3, 479, 90
70 676.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Regular Trial Term-Nos 6is, 679
S59 81 43 $685. COL GIL to GIL 625 to 63l, llo3 $685.
est, e39, CAT to CIT, 400, 273.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Specal Trial Term.-Nos. 4l6, 49,
49, &c. 23l 1885, $780, 44s 1885, 452, 454 45S, AGO, ld2
lS0 go 474 476 AIS, 4SO, 49,
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u STACY 5< and SIG Broadway received first class mod
ais from the Crystal Palace and American Institute for the
best suits Of ensmeed chamber furniture and invite the
public examine their extensive stock Suits with
matesses straw paiiassss pillows and holsters from SO
ENAMELLEDF FURNITURE. BUYERS OF THIS FASH.
II onabe style of furniture solicited 10 examine the
stock at the salesroom and factory Of s. H. WARWICK
No GO White street, three doors OF Broadway ~
B.-The trade and shippers supplied as usual.
JTPHoLsTERY. DESTROYS OF MAKING
alterations or improvements this spring in their furni
ture curtains &c, obtain the services Of practical
branch Of the business References given. Apply at 81
Fourth street. Broadway. Work done at their
houses required. Orders out Of the city attended to-
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CRYSTAL PALACE--THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL
~ Palace Is temporarily closed, in order
world Of and beautiful articles Europe
and country preparatory its grand
and its popular reinauguration the 4th
Full Of the
will be published due time. Two prizes hundre
dollars each offered for the best two odcs
dustry Invention and the Arts to be the
ration by tho New York Harmonic Society over
three hur dred memb rsthe Odes to be sent by the
instant The Association for the Exhibition
Of Nations cannot too strongly nrge upon all moehsn
merchants and artists the overwhelming
Importance of displaying their choicest specimens the
Crystal Palace Arrangements heinz made With the
various steamboat and railroad the
country to carry the Crystal Palace greatly
reduced rates OF travel and additional will
be perfected calculated TO number u
visitors to this magnificent enterprise. On the day aud
evening OF the reopenng 9th May) tho
rdinary the price admission will
rs cents The fixed price of admission the
ration will be- on all days except Saturdays and Mondays
80 cents children under II Is cents On Saturdays
and Mondays without regard TO age IS The Palace
will open at o'clock A. NJ.
p. T. BARNUM, President.
B-The Sixth Avenue Railroad leave the rear OF
the Astor House and Broadway Canal
street. three minutes for the Crystal Palace direct
leaving ut he palace door No other 20
within quarter of q mile
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pERF0RD a co.'s EXPRESs.-oUR NEXT REGULAR
ID California and South American Express will forward
BY the United states mail steamships Geo Law and John
Stephens, April 20 In charge OF messengers 10 destination
as uspa Small parcels received until o'clock day Of
sailing. once 80 Broadway
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informed that for fine stitching Of kid
enamced patent leather and all similar work.
the proved single sewing machines
apsty Of work not hitherto approached by any machine
and much superior to what 10 Is possible to do by hand
This extravagant but Il Is exactly true. The
ht 70 use these machines unquestned being secured
~ the original patent granted Moore johnson
u, SINGER 4 CO., 80 Broadway,
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3d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the Mull0n, at
AIRAM ANDERs0N'S ton spacious saiesrooms, No. %
Beysry IEnsi.h veyets lss las and l5s tapestry
"a oilcloths TO eight yards wde 3s b. 6s to S.
also Aubusan carpets magnificent style Of carpet
At Al U prce,
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MaypoIes and Spring.-The Drowning OF
May Queen with flowers has been and in
KhOX Of the Uranium Of gentleman with
neat and artistic beaverone that combines excellence
Knox s indeed the herald Of Spring and
HIS stores les Fulton street and under
House in Broadway the resort of all gentlemen Of
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assgnng TO build we would invite to examine stock
~ IRON work for buildings The more ready adaptation Of
lrou 70 any style Of architecture and both In strength
and point OF chepnes has In measure superseded the use
q brown The increasing demand more particularly
ntes and ss has induced the proprietors to
got Of additional patterns now numbering
fourteen In ALL each varying in style Mt cost Of one.
thrd the price Of brown stone cut in the same elaborate
Hanner ALSO capitals corniees, columns grders &c.
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On the Blameless Basis OF Public Utility
GREEN. No Astor House. has founded his success Ia,
shirts made to order admitted TO Mt perfectly in all
and 70 embrace all the requirements Of good taste In
shape and style.
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Snow In Summeri-It Is Strange I'M
wontsd thngs hair rarely seen to reappcar when
fallen from the head Bankers TONGUE will restore it,
howcyea greaseoss agreeable remedy Sold everywhere
Price % cents. Headquarters BARKERS, 439 Broadway
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HOTELS.

CRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER TWENTIETH STREET
VI and Broadway.-The additions to this house now
complete and the Prepetress begs leave to inform her
friends and the public that she has vacant rooms
which desirable either for families single gentle
She would also state that pains expense will
be spared to make it Of the best Of family hotels
Board per day 81 so. MRS L. DONALD.
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Removal.-Pnper Hangin3s, wholesale and
retail at 27 Broadway-Thos Faye Gate Of Thos Faye
CO. 40 Pearl street and formerly Of Pares Faye, ~
Pearl street has derot at 257 Broadway d.
rect thy opposite tho City Hall. fHos. FAYE CO. 37
Broadway opposita City Hall THOS. FAYE
C. C. NEVINS,
JOHN N. COPELAND.
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Gift for the PeopIe.-He who gives the
people gifts public benefaetor What else is Barker
Greaseless Tonquea Price % cents Headquarters BAR
KERS, 4S9 Broadway.
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Carpetings, OilclOths, &C., Csc.-A DIVERSE
fed, chase and untrue assortment OF these splendid
Eood both foreign and domestic can always BIO
hnent Of the rubcrber At prices shade higher than
cost. WILLIAM Mc0R0RTY GEO. II. TILBY, No. 12
Broadway.
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MY Onguent viii force the Scard to grow
strong and thick In ak weeks and wont stain nure the
part Of the country r. j. GRAHAM, Is Ann street and
Leiber 445 Third street, Phiadelph
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Window Shade Manufacturers, Importers
Of Gilt Corniees Lace and Muslin Curtains Damssks Bun
Hollands &c.-KELTY h FERGUSON Nos. 2S9T Broad.
Wsy and l Reade street. offering great to
purchasers the above goods All kinds Of window shades
made 10 order Our superior manufacturing facilities
able us TO keep reputation have always had being
che cheapest house in the States.
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Reese & Co., or Recxe & Co., or Rec Il Co.,
81 whichever Co you may be pleased to consider IT, no
tho Of the g. daguerreotypes but the Old Com
pany at $50 Broadway, Professor REEZE and $. E.
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Hair and Whiskers Cut Inimitnbly, In the
varied and latest styles always with due and
err by HILL ~ Nassau street, adjoining Liberty Hair
dye for sale or applied
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Hear Yet Hear Yc!-T0 All Whom IL May
concern at it concerns al to know that RAFFERTY,
LEASE now selling those inmitable hats of 9prns
making fortune, and will retire soon, and then no
Of those hats be had 81 Chatham and corner
Chatham and Pearl Etreeta.
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Humphrey Nos ST. and $40 Broadway, have just received
from large auction sales lot Of velvet and ia
Dsetry earpetng which they offer at the following low
pSees velvet Competing at las yard tapestry do. in
bY cash. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos. 81 and S79 Broadway.
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Worth Seeing.-The most Splendid show OF
iagserreotypes cryseoyp and stereosopes ever made
N sh1 Country NAV 20 seen at 8. ROOTS Worlds Fair
premium gallery The proprietor challenges criticism Call
at S63 Broadway.
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Albert HI. NioOlny holds his Regular Semi
weekly of bonds this day at l2 o'clock at
tho Merchants Exchange For further particulars his
in another column
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

for Califor nia &C. per United States steamer GEORGE
LAW will close at this office Thursday the Goth inst at
l o'clock ISAAC w. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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3. Root, No. 363 broadway, Stands In the
mont rank Of artists and his pictures have world wide
celebrity for their remarkable accuracy and beauty OF
nnfsh He takes plain daguerreotypes rayons crystao.
types sereoscopes whether the be fair cloudy
His rooms Of access and open freddy
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a few Words about Rees & Co., the Firs,

IeW q CU',
70 produce perfect dagurreotype for Is cents formerly
Of 2S Broadway-Rees Co. are now at $50 broadway one
light and handsomely finished and they have every
facility 10 continue their original business with perfect
satisfaction their patrons and themselves Instead Of
cropping up fye flights Of dark dirty and tedious stairs
friends will find at the head of two fights and
1t the head of original German system of % cent
guerrectypes Nous vcrrons. REEFS CO., formerly of
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AGENCIES.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY. WASHINGTON,
IA d. CLANS Won Bredow, native Of Prussia. mate
American merchantman commanded by Capt. Snow,
from f4S TO lst7 with him at Marselles In 133 and
was last heard Of in October 1850 at Cape Town on
TO the East Indies liberal reward will be paid for
information Of the above Address Alfred Schuokins Wash
ington, d. G.
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Now Ii the Time.-The Proprietor Of the
extensive daguerreotype establishment At $40 Broadway
east sde has just added four skyghts making the
most extensive daguerrean in the world and
passed.
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French GINS Fixtures. Deco,

Peter Roberts u Co., No. 355 broadway,
is stock OF French bands 1T
as price: also fresh stock Of Valeneiennes lacos
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Ladies' who Desire their Dresscs made right
without the annoyance of alteration and at moderate
price, WIZ from 81 80 to S. should try Newman Also rich
faces &c. at small advance on the cost
q Importation. NEWMANiS, 765 Broadway.
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Rem0vaI.-Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, has Re-
his Office the treatment Of diseases of the
Broome street. Office hours, II A. N. to4P NJ. Films
specks and chronic Inflammation of the eyeds however
long standing completely cured Artificial eyes inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

Crayon Daguerreotypes, Crystallotypes and
sss.sseopes are taken at BRADis gallery $50 roadwsy
greater facilities for tho production of first class pictures
than any similar esta blishment in this country.
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From Auction.-At John Madden's New

lace and embroidery store @ Broadway opposite the Ne
embroidered handkerchief at 6 worth l2s 100 pairs Of
sleeves 10s worth &c. 400 embroidered collars and che
esmbre bouncing To let, the store 5 Broadway Also,
rooms n 779 Broadway.
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ComnIefe nsanvtment

OcC OTHHnEeHtss-H CVIHPNete UssUHSnHS
consisting of bracelets brooches earrings necklaces
srosses chains chatelans, head dresses cuff pins studs
&c.; gold jet brooches and
rings at OSBORNE BOARDMAN TO RNSEND'S 81
Broadway, corner Of Spring street.
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Hyatt's InfaIIiblc Life Balsam for Rheu-

matism IS cents India eholagogue for fever and ague,
81 50 Van Hambcrts female monthly pills for suppression
Ayers cherry peetors for coughs and asthma Hastings
for and ague Rodgers syrup verwort tar
consumption, each 81 Wolfe's Scheidam schnapps ST.
Morses migrating cordial So two for S. Russia salve
Dalleys pain extractor McAlisters ointment Kcyscrs
yermnge each 70 cents Hutchings bitters 10 cents at
GulON'S, III BoXery.
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MILLINERY AND DREssSIAKING.

A LADY HAVING MUCH TASTE AND EXPERIENCE
N in all branches Of dressmaking trimming and millinery,
and able to invest Of money In such manner wishes
join either partner stab
hed In profitable business of this kind. either in New
York Of the neghborng cities Address box 659
Post once Newark New Jersey
DARIs MANTILLAs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS IMP0R.
tAtion and manufacture for city retail trade
ready for inspection to which the attention Of ladies IL
pee fully invited. GEO BULPIN, 36l Broadway.
DEM0yED.-MADAME DIEDEN, DRESsMAKER, RE.
III spectully informs the ladies that she removed TO ~
broadway where ehe socits call TO her Of aces
French embroidories dresses mantss linen goods &c
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eecondhand Pianos at Great BarCains-

One for $25; for 800 for sos and for $50
Also secondhand oean pianos At low prices Moth
but being In the market with cash in hand
could buyers such liberal offers Fine
rent Cash paid for pianos. HORACE WATERS, No. 1888
Broadway.
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BY Recent Arrangement Mt Brady's Gall
cents and dollar This gallery contains portraits Of
tho most distinguished Of this country Prize medals
were awarded Brady daguerreotypes at the Worlds Fair
n London and at the Crystal Palace in New York.
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Eolian, Grand, and Square Pianos, In every


tire iron frames curve scale patent brdye
from Halet. Davis Co.'s celebrated manufactory such
have received the first premium in Boston and Pha-
dephis and not surpassed by in and sweet
Of at prices from $3.50 81 600 for SALE
Wholesale and retail at factory prices by BERRY COR
sole Iron way
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Watches In Magic Cases, Timing Watches,
engineers watches watches that wind up and without
key ladies' diamond watches in hunting and single
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