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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06
IN the I'd inst, were as follows

At the second board the market was firm and IN.
usually active Illinois Central bonds and Reading
Railroad were in demand at prices current at tbs
first board. Nearly three Thousand shares Of Read
ing we're sold this afternoon. In speaking of the
Gales Of this stock Ia Philacelphia yesterday, the
Ledger Of that city says:-"There are reports of
large dividend in July next. The business Of the
road is of character 10 Justify expectations of
very bsndsome return. Ore thing Is very certain
If the Reading road does not earn money, and
largely too there 10 little use Of investing money
in the construction Of railroads relying TO any great
extent for their revenues ON coal tonnage. TIL,
Reading Railroad Ia doing not only heavy busi.
ness, but doing Il pretty much At its own rates.
All the coal carrying companies having as much rs
they can do to supply the demand for fuel there Is
no competition to bring down rates."
The North American Fire Insurance Company
have declared a semi annual dividend OF ten per
cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
plain and printed calicoes &C., &c exported from
Great Britain up to the LIST Of May, in each Of the
past Jour years -
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The total Of this debt IL g. COS 09o aod consists OF
nds payable at the times set forth in the annexed

Thirty thousand seven hundred dollars OF the above
bear an interest Of ten per cent and tssnty i've thou
sand dollars OF the amount rst named natures this
year. Tbs last named amount not payable tall 1880.
tsrest and the whos interest charge is S22s ss 7e
To the amount Of bonded indebtedness shosn above
must be added the further OF $3.50 900 70 compts
several roads in which /. has taken stock This Sub
scrpton 50 000, 0oo which divided equally between
and The iron Mountain Railroad. This subseript,on
having been paid tho total amount Of boads Issued will
be - ,455 096, carrying an interest OF s26s pa.
The Philadelphia Lsdg1, OF the 9Th inst, ssys:-
The sunbury and Erie Railroad Company have given
notice Of the payment OF insalmeut Of ten dollars
per share before the 9th Of JAY In addition TO the
ineaments heretofore called for paid. We trust that
may be able 10 that II viii DO TO their kterest 70
promptly forward with their intslments and that
ross "Ssn made WI open . the 100 creates. css ia
the Union spare sxsrtons to procure the peces
say subscriptions 70 the speedy compilation Of the great
work. To Northern Pennsylvania the compilation Of
this road will give additional value Of mliioos Of
dollars.
According to the last reports Of this company
the sto subscribed mp to Mar 1, 1856, amou ated
10 AZ O7s shares, or s4.707 800. The amount paid
In, to $2O93, 74O-leaviDg balance ousst Andng Of
81, GA 060, to which may be added tho stock pro
vided for IN the contract with J. B. d W. @. Moor
bead for wok, say $500 900, and also wit, the
Montour Company for iron, s25o00O, making al
aggregate Of 1874 ,060. This sum is made mp o.
follows, to witt
Balance OF the city's subscriptou 81 600; Give
land Psinsville Ashtaoula Railroad, $500 co., City
OF Erie, $3.50 900; the Crane, Goodwin and White sub
seriptions, assumed by James Burns Co per
tract for work, S individuals SSls 0s0 By
tracts for work and material above stated $40 600
We 6nd in addition that supd,y Informal anc eonei-
ticn subscriptions have been offered by counties and
boiouebs the line OF the road amounting In all 70
abb ut 81 coo. But have not ardsd these
source Tor the prosecution OF tbs work.
The receipts and expenditure 10 the ls, Of
March were as follows, to witt
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ne ssnexed statement exhibits the quantity and
vaius Of certain articles imported into this district
during the week ending Friday. Juno l, 1856 =
Common or TIE PoRr or NEW YoRK-wxxxLS IkPoKn
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II win be seen BY this, that, compared With last
yea-, there las bsep great decrease 10 each ar
ticle named. The official returns from our own d.
psTimenis confirm the above statements. Win
such 2 reduction In such short tue, without cor
responding reduction In our exports, our foreign
trade must be in very fsvorabi, oopdisioD.
The alrcxed stetems1t exhibits TIE condition OF
the STATE BAlk Of IldisGa on the 30sn of Ap,ii'
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VoAL s., FLOUR slo-TnE PEOPLES Old xsras.
ished coal ADD flour agency ~ oad gay will con rsos
Jupg week to opy the season ars. quality oc
a. per ton, delivered IL Nss York. Will,sgsbor.
poly in egGl ane ngsr.
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tsss Of ths psrss. vhish, b a sssss sAsua bs xsss
a. promptly ~ psssfbk
BY order az the Secretary q The Istexs~r
JOHN wfISos, osanlssiossr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, June o. X. III.
Quotations for stocks are all up to-day, and We
notice more activity in the market generally. AZ
the first board North Carolina 6's advanced I per
cent; Illinois Central bonds, IL; do. Freslaud, A;
New York Central Railroad, 4; Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, I; Reading Railroad, IL; Michigan
Central Railroad, l. In Illinois Central bonds, Of
all classes, Q very large business was transacted.
OF the first class $4,000 were Sold Of the FreslAnd
without privilege Of st0sk SIT O0O and Of the Free
Land, with privilege, $4,000. A large PORTION Of
the sales were for cash. The most active stock ON
the List was Reading, the sales amounting to nearly
six thousand shares, of which about four thousand
shares were for cash. Two lots OF one thousand
shares each, and lot Of twelve hundred shares,
were sold at the first board, for cash. besides
other smaller lots. Very fex stocks on the market
could stand such quantity Of cash stock
offered ct enc board. The above sales wore
made at the highest prices realized this
season. Erie was in more active demand than
usual today, without change in prices. Cumber-
land has improved fraction since the election.
The compsDy's report has been favorably received.
The demand for Cumberland coal Ia steadily in
creasing, for manufacturing and marine purposes.
In It recent trial trip OF the steamship Ericsson,
after most careful experiments made by several of
our most scientific engineers, it was clearly and
conclusively shown that the Cumberland coal had
the preference over anthracite being o. "a to "a in
favor Of that description. This settles all doubts
which may have heretofore been entertained.
There were large sales Of New York Central this
morning, at the slight improvement. Western
railroad stocks continue in limited demand az
present prices The transactions only amount to
few shares per day, and there Is. therefore, no
chance for speculation. All on the market are
regular dividend paying stocks. With one or two
exceptions, they are all below par.
After the adjournment of the board the folio wing
sales were made at auction by Simeon D apart
$4,000 N. Y. and Harlem RR first mort.int.
On o Scoen a., - IL. .ii: az ss
81 DO Mahonoy and Shamokin Improve.
ment Co
So shares 1ieyorton and Susq johanna R.Co.
10 do Northumberland Union Co. Land l,056
par value Of each 10, being g. $780, sold to.
gether for..
Mr.. J. Tnompsons regular weekly sale Of stocks
and bonds will take place tomorrow "wednesday
ct half past IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The list consists In part Of State, city and railroad
bonds.
Adrian H. Muller win hold his regular weekly
sale Of stocks and bonds to morrow wednesday, at
12t O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. A variety
Of securities will be sold by order Of the United
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~ hfrenFA tor bsst SD cemortsbe treAkfsst
srd tea durns The wek snd dinner sundsy enttre
hoarc select board house respectable private "a
ny ~btro could 10 lad haiat like nrts
actions END eeey ieca ou must he ahesc the s. Nchoa'
ara wes, ~ treadesY p9efsrfeS Address giving terms.
hstetalG, HsrAll ofss, E9fs;snsv exsbsrsSd.
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ExPoRrs OF CorTuS AND orHrR MANUFACTURES FROM
GREAT BRITAIN TO THE UNrrRp STATES.
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l50OoH CRRFDs wp
HC0 do.....
1000 Frxelank Bds.
$500 DO ....o3
1c00 N Y G RR BE-.
1000 Glove a rol BIDS
$50 shs Canton Co.
100 do. $50
leo Me Trans Co so
leo Penn Coal Co. I
100 co.,....b60 I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06

poAED IN BRooKLyE.-rwO SINGLE GENTLE.
ID gentlemsa and his wife. be acc ,mmodat
"a With pleasant furrt.hed and partial board In
suy, occe Pyint modern built house. beautifully
located Fort Greene References EXCHANGED Address
n r. J., box 2viJ n. Y. Post Odhce.
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COUNTRY BOARD, STATEN IsLAND.-rWO OR
" three young gentlemen can be Handsomely accomms
dated with lodgings private house the middle iaad
ing, and At moderate rate Address Clifton Stapieea
Poet Office The house overooks both dngs and the
tire bay and harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06

DoARp ~ BROOKLYN GENTLEMEN AND TaErR
ID tee snslc yeptlemeu be omDodsted
good tosrd snd pleasant rooms By applying Is state
street, corner &c Gsrdcn street
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COUNTRY BoARD.-TwO ROOMS WITH BOARD
partial full DO had in private family at Wash
nston heights ten minutes walk from railroad station foot
OF J52d street Location retired, we'll shaded and
pleasant Address Frank Alden, WASHINGTON Heights
Cfhee apply ats Broadway second story from 10 to
O'Clock.
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~ two small ssstee families can find pleasant accom-
modAtops tor tho with
from the station at Geswood. sssblins for horses:
A. POST.
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(SOUNTRY BOARD, NEW RoCuELLE--A neat house,
~ beautifully situated in the midst garden ladies and
gentlemen or small family yishna to coon ,mise vail hnd
attention to comfort. apply to MT. HUMPHREY. house
carpenter New Rochelle for particulars at 3 Forsyth
treet Nsw York
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COUNTRY BOARD.-ELM PAkK, RYE, WESTCaES-
ter county An agreeable summer Tstrsst Is now open
this place. The beautiful bathing good;
ry convenience for fishing boating &c Communicates
daily by stesmboAt Apply Elm PArx l74 w.
Nv enty. second street
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-. diane eounl TO Ga 375 spindes When 20
i ,t; ssc,nower Is added Rictmonos leet lau'ID
,I,, ~ incl and the capacity OF ,Igan ~, W Pr Pr
tnulI;a a. snest wool ali will ngreo that hehmcnu
oulh t 20 be one VI A'e e''
towns in the Union.
The Ignorance ofthe neutrality-suspicious.
of the South Of labor-ssving machinery ann inc
.o.rcelv inferior ignorance Of the same on the
=. of their masters, evolve such e1trfordi-
nary confessions as this-the boundiess an' N
yi,ino forces Of nature overlooked, ana the ra"-
est manual work taking their places.
OF q piece with tbi. is the effort made ~ the
street,weepers Of this City TO prevent The oene-
ecent work of street-sweeping mach mes. These
moor mi,Suided persons forget that all progress
is simply the aids which ingenuity ahoid' 20
men. thus giving them leisure to think ana ''uo'
,,d better determine their rights AMI duties
Ietev have not this leisure they cannot be Tree.
| M branch Of industry, then, Is 10 De eAcuseu
| - ~, ,ea+I law. The cant about depriving
needle snd washer-women OF their oread oy lno
;,.,oauctiou Of mschite labor, Is equally IDLE
NTH that of our street-sweepng friends All
,,.aes must be measured by the same law SO
that society at large msy have the oeheu''
That there may be temporary caSeS VI n"'
growing out of the substitution of machine fof
tord labor is not to be doubted, but what are
these compared to the general good : II we
are to stop at one improvement why not s!"i
At all, Nay why not cut off at a blow al as .n'
badly advised. Their case il nor, hewever, a
hard one. Theirs is not skilled labor. Ii ia
simply such as Dey be exercised without pep
arttion in the factory and on the farm Any
attempt to prevent progress from having its
swoy in the great work of keeping tn. City
clean and free from pestilence viii fail. Threats,
TOO, Of Vengeance at the ballot box, suci as we
base in this instance, are but repetition of the
old forms Of violence which have atteaded the
history Of inventions, and which have always
Tccoled against the mistaken evil.dOers.
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..-.,- .onr nAuv TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1853

hand from falling into these ulysses when on
.-orv aide yavn around them, is decried BY the
foreien.born population as an invasion OIL 'ac'eu
rights go
We sincerely trust that those to whom We
.,are.. these words in a spirit of severe kind
ness. may come to sense of what tney owe
.t.na.elv.s snd what they owe their children
IA snare us snd the better part OF the Amer''
80 community the sckening spectacle OF ha-
man beings eontendiug with all their might lot
N, reign Of drunkenness and the preservation oil
the bea.tly and criminal consequences wh'cn
a.t.Dd IL
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Our readers will find in our columns this
morning scr cral communications touching the
condition of things in Kansas. The one.giving
al account of the ruifiany attack of Stringfellow
upon Gov. Reeoer will be perused with iutcr-
est The trial Of McCrea, or such portions of
it az have been furnished, will also command
attention.
1t is useless to disguise the fact that an effort
is being made 10 crush the friends of Freedom
in Kansas. They arc to be murdered or driven
from the territory. Every Individual there who
has the courage 10 express himself hostile TO
Slavery is a mark ed man and Is hunted do wn az
an enemy. Indeed men are not allowed to re-
main in a neutral position. They must yield
obt dience to the mandates Of Atchison, String
fellow 4 Co. or they are unsafe in their persons
and property. Gov. Reeder is no Aboltionist
it is even doubtful if he is in favor of max
ing Kansas a Free State. STILL he is not
exempt from assault. Az we understand his
position, he simply asks for the settlers the
privilege Of framing their own laws; in other
words, he is in favor of the "Squatter Soyer-
"eienty" doctrine eDuncated by Ger. Cas,.
But be is not permitted to occupy that ground.
He must surrender himself body and sodl to
the Slave Power or Stringfelow will strive to
drive Him from the country. We shall see how
far the border ruflian will succeed
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Newalork Daily Gibn,re
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1850.


=. - l., :, t.r n .nouy rnous Communicstona H. r.
ever 4 Intended for Insertion must o. .-i, ~ pybics-
name and address 81 the witeI-h'",, ~ ~
80, ia a. a susraniee OF BIZ 5000 isiiA ,..,;o,.
rrderfske a. return rel oed fe-
TO OUa FEiEsDs- Subscnbers ~ ssh.is P..Ofce anl
e frsSpcn,iy de o. the SAT- % 20 g.
40 he ssnt-slwsys meaton the nIne %
and State. - s.hs,y thrir Post Once I'D
eS.reed sbofiid IN oil cas- give thef 80 t,.kiv Of
oi, 's ,hieh edition. whether Daiy, ,n
WeeLfvt and Z ID sub,croefs should give '' "
This would frequently prevent a. ny ~ Tuy TRIBUNE
ass~s,rSes vi hing have the direeon ~ ~ 80
ciansed NUT soto the Old address as W ~ ~
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Atlnst the Court Of Claims is organized. IL
can hardly fail TO save yast deal OF time 10
CLAIMANT, to ssy nothing Of the e1pen'Ne cUn-
pressionsl lobbying hitherto so difgrace'u"!
common.
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Tar DAILY TRIBUNE il sent to subscribers by inaii'
hT TO- SrsI.WyEEIY TRIBUNE il published on u'5.
a. .rd F,ldfy II esch week. ind sept 10 mau .,5
81 per snnur1 two copes for 20 I've icrh.fs br
,o1 At - per aruum three copies ior 80 h.s cd
ics for ~; twenty copies. when sent 70 ~ ~
49, 400. subscIptions il cascs, payable u la'an0l'
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slNornIs SlwINa MAcmNEs.-This is fast

and determined distance oil compettOrs have
made grauS admirable SEWING MACHINES
by ArDAc Ff1Y cENT TO TbEfR SPEED. very great
economy u thu effected only IN the quantity Of wo done
bat Ia the hire tf operators OF All ths other
great retained aud ctod n tacsc
Machines IL fact that be clearly demonstrated
that SmGtKs SEwSc MAcuNFs az the moderate prcs asked
economical 90 the than any the Interior Ma
chimes II the latter could be had g Convenient
and Satisfactory references be given those who using
our Macnts with stat profit and IN every branch trade
L. NJ SINcER A Co, No S25 Broadway.
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John n. Tucker, recently tried for the murder
Of his child, and sent TO tho State A'I luin as
lunatic, escaped from the Asylum ON "edne'-
day. Thus FAR be has not been heard o.
-. Pvit
10 Liverpool. A meeting to furthe, the matter
was he'd yesterday.
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Df. 3 s. FiTCH, author Of " Six Lectures On
Corsumrton &c, oee No ia Broadway, open daily Suu.
DAY excepted ffum until o'clock consumption Ash.
s, Daoasoso the Heart and al Chnuo Diseases Of Male.
and femAca Consultation ir,e.
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Busiuess Notitts..
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for JuI' IL
.,rc,,a,ion over 1900.

Tuv Nyw.YoRK WEEKLY IRiBUNh LOT 'ni'
vxeek contains the following
vp,ronIALs, Politics. Aspeetsi Anothet Sno - ~
i'hs,i - AZ, eecfed Addressersi ScotiypsAS'' DIV
soa.Iisr OF The scuhi From seTAst0Po]
r. POETRY, . The Cave Of Shyer' ''e''' "'''
bgath"
n, TWO NEPHEws
,yI.TTsT foRrIGN NEWS
" POLITICAL iNTELLIGE NCE; swf0fsi REM
ysoai Sss sehnsets
xICEHTRAL AMERICA
vII..CUBA.
vIu.9Hs SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
Ix.AU ITALIA -. o,, Cor.
THY sTATE or EUROPE Letter rom oar i, Soi,
respondent, A. p. G., describing lDe P'''F
IN Europe. ..- IN, On, Paris
N.AFFAIRS IN FkANtE' N'''''
Correspondent.
xUTHE SACK or KERTCh
x1f.fROM EVAsTOFOL -, ,,vr.vD
~ AZ rNIURED HU 5BAND IN IRELAND -,
W opvrEw OF THE WEEK; Giving "a I io,nortani
and oonspiOaous form We a. ;a ,he Cty aud United
Staes
XVI. .WHALEHS.
yvu. STATE CENSUsEs ,,,,,. p. chi.,,,
Nv, ,sn1,ss OF WESTERN TRAVEL FROM Oh f.
40 Toronto By the Co.ngwood hou'ei Le'0' ''-
Eayard Taylor. 80 -. ,.,-orrott rrr1
xIx..AS hsERiOANe 'i''A ~
XX..LIFE IN ICARlA- ,,,.o,p,
~, 1NoTuER MATT. WARD MURDER.
XXI. CURIOUS SLAVE CASE. .s,,.r., no,
hN'' THE GOVERNOR or kAHSAH
WIZ .qrE OUTRAGE OK GOV. REEDER
w TuE LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAM. Lima,
---,--~. s.Pvs, rs,;rel COPIES, Sl2.
Single copies In wrnPpers be Obtained Of the counter
~. Ion fIE Itgfu ri r.u
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HERRiNo's PATENT CHAMPION FmE-PRooF

SAFEs, with HALLs PATENT PowDrR.PEoof LOCKS the
chat awarded medals al the Wod Fsr London
1851. and al the Nods Far Newlork in 1853 aud 1854
aud t the Look and the only Powder Proof Lock, that
received medal the London Woas Far though OthoIs
wore exhibition. and advertised Worlds Fair
Lok The Subscribers and thF agents the oay persons
autbo 1ed 20 make aud sell hs PATENT CHAMPION SAYS with
Halls PATFAr POWDER PEooY LOCKS.
: G HERRING Co..
Green Bloch, Nos 1885, Isl and is9 wa'orst New-Yort
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MN PRINCpLr NV REMEDY No PolsoN :


iopfss ftygS AND AevE CvgE The natural sntidoto to
hae,a which VIII enrrcy protect ANY resident traveller
he sicsy snpy localities fon aay Asae OF
Bilious Giseosc WhsicVes
A. vii us'stN check the Asuf peraous who have ec6
tot length ~ time from day thar
they nesd never have another cAl by ouns is accord
W TO dlrcccnS The Tsti-n AZ begins recover appe
tito and sirensh and continues until permanent raeL
"a effected.
Furthermore, It's unvayias efescy eQuaed only by is
guar Innocence and Agge sufferers viii please notice that
be OIL Fever sd Ague Rome 20 the market which dos
contain Arerc Cuine Svchuinc ohrT poisonous drags;
aud prove this the following eeri6ca,e frm the
chemist Ga The United staChcd
" NEw. NosH, Igne n, 1854
Z" have made chemical exenna ion OF HHcDss's FEvgR
AND Acpe CVsE.' or ANTiporg MALARIA. AMI have
fT ArSeoc Mercury Ounine sni Ssrychnine bat
have not found particle II either Ia have oual any
substance IN i,s composition that woad prove injurious 10 the
constitution. ftNNS X CHiLToN, VI. n Chemist"
Ono bottles VII for ord cases;
esairc Dee ons printed IN GamsD French aud Span.
an. accompany each bottle. Price One DVs- Liberal lis.
scUn'e made % he trade.
JANIS A. RaopEs Providence r l.
Gro H. BArEs Wholesale Agent, No. lSs Wsiers.
md for sae BY C. Ii. RING & v. CLicKESxR Co. and Dug
,ists gere;aiy.
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WIGS WIGS! WIGS strangers visiting the
city informed that I've best place ORNAMENTAL HMR
woRK MTnHvRsT Co.'S. Ne. = Maid.v lave where
they have on hand no largest best Aad cheapest assortment OF
Wics. ToVPEEs teok aud cui bra5s baudl oars &c Be
ware OF sxs'sgant broadway Pilcss Copy he address
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TIE LIME AND CAUsTIC HAIR DYES render the
hhcs OF the bead hnsh horse hair CRsTADoRos Tx.
DYs, bceide communicative unparalleled black
brown noushes the hair and only requires
House.
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HoIIowAN's OlNTMRNT-Tbe first surgeons of

this great country have generously and noby recommended
chs valuable OINTMENT % tho patients public sunsr-
ally lnianbe remedy foI Wounds Sores aud Ulcers
Sold az the Msnuactode Nc 70 Maiden lane ~ " and No
IA Strand London, and by al Drots'ts at 9c d2e and 81
aeS moi
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afckERS FARISA.-TAis at all times whole
and dcous feoS. bur psica'arly In sumner and for
1farea when bowel Complaints prevail apprehenaed.
lid by Panty Grucefs rally, and wholesale by HKcKEK
BsornER. Croton Mills, Nc. -ol Cherry-s~. Newiork
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TUTTLE's EMO RIUM

Enslish, French German and American
FAAcY OoODs, NOyJLTiKS AND TOYS
No. SIS RrnaiwAy.
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RArcnElnR's Ham DYE. NIGs ANn Tolprrs.-

W NM
Tue best the world the sdmraou OF the envy
OF ston Sold and applied az No 2S broadway, (une private
rcous Tho largest siook of Nis aud T0upeos America
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