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A NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS,
IA author of the Eclipse Of Faith" entitled A
Defence the Eclipse of Faith by its author, be.
ing rejoinder 10 Professor Newmans "Reply;"
and, in order TO give the American public the
whole matter at glance, there is included in the
same volume the "Reply TO the Eclipse of Faith, !"
by F. w. Newman, with his chapter on the "Moral
Perfection of Christi
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the aids 10 improvements, which many Of them are
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II ARTLETT,S AMERICAN EXPLOR-
ID ing Expedition.-Personal narrative of ex-
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California, Sonora and Chihuahua, l. ]. h. Bart
lett, United States Commissioner during that Pc
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of Tom Owen, the Bee Hunters, &C., illustrated
by sketches from nature.
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Our Parish, or annals of Pastor and People.
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March 50--sod6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28

rcRNs.-sl 5ooush g. advance s2,oGfpay.
msnt irt etlH in tivauco iintefcstalwaye cpaIgeu
L rn1u I'M 4 nd MINI NnmI.
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DECEMBER %, 1855.

ter, and the noise of our steamers
have almost entirely prevented the
run Of salmon (the Indians favorlte
dish in the rivers, until they have
been driven to the las, extremity, and
they must now either steal, starve.
or 90 far away from the haun,s Of the
white man, for 1t is rs impossible for
the Two races 10 live together IN
peace, as it Is TO stop the onward
progress Of the universal Yankee
nation" One drop from the album
dance now lying idle in the Golfers Of
the L. 5. would be sufficient to sup
ply all their wants but rs that is
withheld, cannot find it 10 my heart
to blame them Tor making one last
though hopeless struggle to regain
their hunting grounds. The fate of
the ted man Is ihelanchOliy one
They have been driven from the
shores Of the Atlantic far away across
the Mississippi, and will soon be be-
yond the Rocky Mountains. We
are fast driving them from the shores
Of the Pacific across the Z" Sierra
NcDada," and somewhere between
the two ranges Of mountains the
two tides will meet, and then the
white man may calmly look on, and
with melancholy smile watch the
grand result of his policy. 1t
is pot hard 10 predict what that result
viii be-viz the determination OF
the entire race. G. w. T.
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Visions of the Night.

Down beside the murmuring streamlet,
In the vale below,
Where the flashing, gladstone waters,
unsteady flow,
Yes,ereve | Glanced to wander
Whfn the moon rode high,
And the oight-wind. incense laden,
Waited gently by.
On the verdant bank reclining,
Where the asphodcls,
With their petals closed, around me
Waved DER munic deils,
Fancy passing. breoihed upon me
And seemed to trace
FAIRY fabrics Of the angels,
Ia etherlal space.
Seroph eyes were downward peerng,
From their walls Of night
And anon the mir was peopIed,
WITH the spirits bright;
Saw | faces-oh how lovely,
In that shadowy band
Faces that have gone before me
To the sprtt-land.
Smiles were on their radiant features
Sorrows all were fed
And o radiaiing halo
Shone around each head
All en'ranced ! gazed upon them,
TIL form DAD bow
Bowed and pressed kiss how chaslcly
On my dew ROBBED brow.
Ada all my love reyIyng,
Ferant holy-warm-
Uttered my arms out-retchcd TO
Clasp her sanled form;
Stayed she not, bat upward soaring
Mingled with The rest.
And mine eyes beheid her waiting
MID the pure and blast.
How my soul essayed 70 miueie
With that brilliant Uranr.
A. itswep' through realms Of glory
Aud eternal song
Botl om vai'iug. Ada, wal ing,
1dlihr ude of Time
Bears me from ihs shoals af sorrow,
Toihe heavenly elmo.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
rERNs.-sl so oush IT, advance s2,o'itpay
,pt,. .,f DflF fn tivanco ,intefostalway cqarge'
from the end oithe year.
Annexed is ulist Of agents 60 receive suhsctir
tt.na tlvsrts4neffa 4nl rpnmuuicationsi aud nc
knawialss aymant for The same.
It.sfsneld, 4.N.POMERoY,
tr1lkfeli, =. H.sMlTH,
Cabot. g.. g. Known.
nanviilr. CHARLIE ~.DANA,
Gilmore. T. 81 CIRCUIT.
Hydonatt EDWARD D SAWYER,
Jotuso. G.. vs.. storT,
NarsLGeI. C.D. PUTNAM,
Muf.vHlr.I G.. MOVES.
Nidli..cs, JESSE JOHNSON, j.
NonhtrH. E.sMtrn,
omnee, CARLOS CARP NTER,
Paiosold, AT BANCROFT
South uafdvick,C sn1rHAN,
towc, JusrPlt G. PANNOND,
suaGeft WILLIAM ROLLINS,
s.utN -ua Tom DANIEL w.JuDD,
Tu,brare AAHoN MINING,
war,f.li and ,.foo, CEANCl lI1h
Wwrrn, rRANNfIN a. WRIGHT,
rhufy aoi porhlt;,
w an..tcv as PRIDE,
Wo.re.t.f jonas AnBpTI.
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ALBANY * RUTLAND
RAILROAD.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-30

from Jsrssy 'ity AMI Ssssfk sAms A. Nsv York.
No ctATgs far Aat Teas And signature whcn u 10 tssr
able 80 hsye full Ard oomthta
nneAoS yowlios L,HouA on u c,rnss.
All MARSHES written In ~tois o. in part 10 foreign
lang usse or Ia Cipher or oompossa wholly part
woods, figures o. Ist.Is in.Istt 70 convey E.s1ains
r,e thin viii ~ charged piiJ psr cent aeoss ths ord
Figures are allowed only IA the address aod sssa,ur.
o. ssass All Lambera la the oily OF . psGssss
nust b. wIit.tn In sofds At fuli lsngta
}nafsD asp isrrrrD srsstdrs
The public are respectfully Efornsi, that % % Or -
poyds sssits. nistskes 10 tho irAnsmias,on 81 nts
ssg's BY the Magnetic Telegraph Company, sysry NEE
bach from he Office Al slisa II IL % b. rsssssd sss
once from which II 10 originally snt Double The asud
price transmission vii be- charged shea the nsssAxs
40 fefsat<d, And report msde ~ spscs mssssaxss
10 the party ssndipg the aams ~hs,bsr b.. bssa 70
osivso BY the party 10 whom e mt and AL. Why
nov IN nifty per cent In ABORTION 10 tho usual r.tss Win
be ebsrIso for either repeat NJ OF reporting osly.
Tho company VIII not b la els for any loss damage
that may sIsus BY reason Of any DELAY mistakes Ia
tho tram sos or delivery or from non dslrsry Of a.
rspsa1d manages, bat only engage 10 reliant III.
amount PAID, and % rs.soasbl. efforts 70 scar. ID.
tervioss Of eomp<tsnt and rsiiabls epp,oys 10
have their business Hsasaeisi In good fAish Ne. M
the oengkny be rsporsibls for mistakes Ia is
HissoD nor tor delay In the trsnsmlssion dsysry
nor for uansssion delivery Of any r.esasa
mssssss 10 any sItsni byoaa ten collars uni.ss !, BE-
injured
ccrrse,Dsss In ths. tran.msson a messages bsiss,a
any two sn,ss u his esup,Hy can be assured ., tao
following rates Ia addition 20 TIE ehsrs, for rspsAtng
For any sum up TO one huayr.i doi'srs one dsnAr
sna CO. dollar fer every hsnete dollars tsss
Of ors banSrsd collar. Abavs that sam Ana the com
JaEy ~ii rot Be rsspcpsibls for any aDoaIt tsysss
The osm,gs ,ustainsd ~ reason o. The Sslsy
ana IN no Gaze Tor any sun or ,s-dng that for vaeh
The Es,ssss is Injured, snd tho rates psi Nor In any
case Tor tslAys airing from interrupt ons In won ~
their 'slssnpb.
Notice Messages Gee, nea fer .ny ylss ksyosa ts4s
company lice, viI he seTsd frga the terslsAI
10 the prop@r psrss there hAynx eonsofof the farther
mans Of iorvhroirs The sans bat tbs npsny In
case hold tsmIslfss IsIonibls fer The eorrsc, uAEs
rb'isn - prompt csvory o. sDy msssgs beg )as sscs
stmin.l onlrs
The comssnJ's Offices .nl ~ oSss dslr suseays1
csp'sd, from Aprii 70 horsmb@r o. nsn 4. 70 10
y rom November 10 AprI I, from a. y. 20 10
y. NJ On sunSsys they oil " open i-ies sAfssy,
from "a 2 " and 20 sssnleK
The sbo,e regulation. 20 70 lkio eject TIE 10 Cay
~ August 1850
July, i,tt WILLIAM " SWAIN, Pee don.
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waH LI0UOR QUE1y,On.

NOTICE OF A CALL FOR ELECTING DELEGATES no
IN the Liquor Dealers' State Convention 70 be held
at Syracuse, August 8, 1866
Whereas, At meeting Of the Liquor Dsalera' sosiety
Of the City OF New York, held at DAD Fellows Hall
hona.y ssysnnG u: lS,n inst tn: cs a for LIQUOR
from each Assembly Distrct-to be held at Syracuse on
the Sth Of August next was unanimously adopted and
Whereas resolution adopted the said n,seting it
10 made the duty of the Liquor Deaiers Csntra Conven
ton OF the City Of New York 10 issue such
and make such for the election Of said
kgstss - might be oeemed proper Be 1t, therefore,
kesolved That the various ward organizations saall
asstmbe at their usual places Of meeting Tuesday
ga.es D.trict Convention ana that said ward me
ings hereby authorized to appoint inspectors OF ec.
ton, make such other angements in relation to
Il came az they may deem propsr
Resolved That the Nominating Convention Of cash At
senbly district shall cossist of nine memsea aad ths;
IN those districss comprsi-g more than ward they
SAIL be elected in the following manner viz To the
Convention Of the Tenth Assembly Dsric. there shall
be elected three from each ward said district
the Conve nons Of The First second Foarteenth and
and Sixteenth mbiy Districts there shall elsctsd
five ntmhers from each OF the two wards In said dis
tricts who shall meet at an appointed time, and bsor
orgs MIXING permanently shall proceed to draw ballots
numbered from to ten, when tho party Wing tue
loves. number shall be ruled out, AMI the aiming
nine shall proceed TO the business for which they were
elected.
Resolved ThA. but liquor dealers shall be elected
delegates to the State Convention at that
In those districts comprising than one ward each
ward be represented IN said Convention.
Resolved That the Nomin atng Co nmittee OF this
raj Assembly dsrcs hereby Instructed to meet for
the purpose selecting delegates the b ore
ed State Convent on ON ist August. a. O'CLOCK,
ing, At the following place. None bat members OF tse
Liquor Dealers, Society to be allowed to vote.
First Assembly distri,t-At No. 10 BeekmAn street.
Second Assembly districi-at Cooper Houae
Third Assembly oistriet-At Shakespeare Hotel
Fourth Assembly dstrict-At Reya Fifth Ward
Hotel
Fifth Assembly distrct-At Murphy's, No. 1854 East
Broadway.
Sixth Assembly district-At W. Deumaa's. No. 90
Vandam street
Seventh Assembly dstri:.-At No. 90 Perry street.
Eighth Assembly distrist-At Keystone HotsL
Ninth Assembly distrct-At No. ZIG Second street
Tenth Assembly district AT Dsnueksrs, corner THIRD
avenue and Forty eighth street.
Eleventh Assembly distfictAt Flints Hotel, Broome
and Pitt streets.
Twelfth Assembly dixtrict-At westchsster House.
Thirt enth Assembly distrct-At H. b, Venus, 29S
Bowery
Fourteenth Assembly distric.-At Mllemsn's Twenty.
sixth street and Seventh avenue
Fifteenth Anembly distIict-At Tivoli, avenue A
Ninth and Tenth streets.
Sixteenth Assembly district = At Smiths, corner
Twtnty seventh stree and Fourth avenue
p. W. ENGS, Chsirml1
p. G. MoIONEY, Vice Chairmin
c. W. SoHAFTER, Secretary
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TELEGAAPilS.

M AGNEftC TE1EGRAPd.-MO LINZ RFrWEEN
U1 New York, PhiAdslphis. Baltimore, wa,aaStsp
and intermediate stations six wires ana inSs Of
poles the entire distance and wrss bel ssss New
York and Philadelphia. Ra'ss reduced messages To-
sarsc Shorts.t dpatch increased from tan Sssasy
words The Morse line Of m,gastlc teegI aph frssa
Washington to New York Ia the nrst company Telegraph
limo ever eonsrustsa in this county AMI believed v s.
TIE most efficient Working line In tbs world II has mere
wuss md greater facilities for tsexraphing thsa aAy
othr In the United stAtsS With vlsu 70 rsndsr every
more reliable tbs limit 70 the sborsst dspsteh has Assa
mad II twenty words instead o. ten heretofore thus
removing The inducemsnt OF those using the telegraph
80 TO AbridGe their dispatches often 10 render Asu
unntellistble. These untus authorizations ofAA have
led 10 error In the usnsmssoa OF dispatches rsaulns
In loss 70 the partss interested ana in dscedt 10 Tia
telegraph, which IL too fr,qucnty Arsed III ths
rors OF careless writer's and bad chirosraphy,
~ ara I<rfk
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THE MILITARY.

A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE OLIVE GUARD
"A held At John Marriotts 40 Madison street. ON the
return Of The funeral Of John Sweeney, ED, late sx
Captain Of the Company, sa sunday, July 90, 1856:
WHEREAS, BY most sudden vsitatlon Of Providence
we have lost drm friend and brother associate who
always stood high in our esteem, and holes in our me-
belt
Resolved, That the gentle and winning character OF
our dtpartsd friend, at example for eur imitation
and that tho remembrance Of his virtue shall never be
eGaeed
Resolved, That We feel deeply for the family AMI
feBes OF the d. csasec whose berea vsment we kno w
how TO easurs by own, and that 70 them
our heartfelt ympsthiss under the loss which
hM fsisn upon them
Resolved, That the members Of this company wear
the usual badge o. mourning for thirty days. and that
deceased. Jonn seaman, John Guy, Jamss 6onavau,
Con mitt<e. r. s. Finn, Secretary.
john LAwLoR, Chairman
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-FOUR THOUSAND NOW READY.

TWNTY- FOUR THOUSAND NOW READY,
yoUA1T ON TIE HoRaR
Their structure and diseases, With III, rsmeaiss
Also, practical rules for buyers breeder b:eskers
smith, &c. Notes BY epoenss An account Of the breeds
In the United States, BY Il g. Randall. Ary iIustrs-
lions. 4SS PIP. u rs.
Tas inmsnss and constantly iscrsasine sale OF
roUATf's GxKArBr WORK
ID the best recommendation We can rive although the
evidence Of those who have savsd the lives Of valuable
horses BY the directions a. e the
TREATMENT OF DIsKAsES
which IL contains, could b abuudsntly adduced, II
necessary Those who would buy the best work on the
horse get this For sale BY ali sellers Single copies
sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt Of the price.
MILLER, ORION MULILGAN, Publishers,
20 Park row. N. Y, and LOT Gensses 1t Auburn.
We also publish
Thomas's Fruit Culturist, l2m, 81 Is
~. e. american Farmer, rs
American Iady's System Of Cookery i2mo ...N rs
Robbins ] reduce Rsckoner, l2mo 50 SO
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MUSICAL.


~ REAT BARGAINS IN PIANOFORrE5 AT j. h
" G. FlSCHER'S ptanofo,te mandatory and
room, 24b West Twenty Shth street, Ninth ave
nue.. J. l. @. +. being practical men, manuta,t
ing very largely furnish thu best pianos 10
terms than they be fuinished any where. Ss,ond
hand pianos IT $50 SIS, $ioo. 3it0 $3.50 and $3.50.
r, REAT SACRIFICE OF A PIANOFORTE-A BE iUTIFUL
M ets octave rosewood pisnoforts and in good
der made and warranted by Of the best city
will DO sold far below cost price, applied for immed
ats)y At 1888 Wavsrley place. Gate Factory street).
* REAT SALE OF PfANOFJR tES.--ONE HUNDRED
N pianos will be fold at 2s6 All,n street. on Wednss
cay August !, commsncDg at O'Clock The stock has
been bouRh, ut low figure and will DO sold Low. 1t
consists OF 90 AMI the balance second hand, and
vary in price from s25 to 500 for second hand ana
from $3.50 TO e276 for pianos Aso pianos hire.
NJ sIcAL .IksrRuCTION--A LADY, RESIDING AT
lNl "a Warren street. wishes TO meet with young
lady who will give her lessons the piano In retarn
Tor which she viii have her board There are boariers
the house who also wish 10 take ssons There are
sccommoda tons for two three ladies' who wish board
In the establiab ment.
CECONDHAND PIANOS --ONE SECONDHAND I. Gill;
- bert Co. @olian piano for $40; Nanns n
Clark for $780, Gieb Jackson for 1l25 ons do for
Sis, ore for S0 and for $50, ~ HORACE wATERR5
1913 Broadway.
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ITO CHARTER THE sATE AND ConMopfoUs Dou
III be engine steamer NASSACHcSETrs, v n. HsnD
cor nesr, bsing II conpless order b. char
tered for sreSroas shs 10 the largest and sSss
steamer offered fer ~ purpess hsvnx dancing saloon
street, Esrtt liver Or % l. w. GisovER, ia aro.dssy
% Stair
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THE TRADES.

ITO CHAERs WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, FIVE
u chassrs on lsvslry. Must b practical vsrknnsn,
AID furnl,h satisfAstory rsferencss Situations alec
isv.rs rlatsrs, AID art sta gsnsray rhs trade Sup.
plisd With wsrhn<n. Apply 70 TRACY 4 xcfsrOsh,
ttss arc reehAs,cs gsssral ssSncy, 3sts Pine street.
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Married..

WnTK1eQs
On Thursday, July 5, by the Rev Mr. M,CAu'y D. D.,
rAClY SHoHxA KER to Mis- MARGARET ANN MAcKis, both
y this city.
Philat eIpbis and Trenton papers please copy.
On the 18th inst by Rev. Osen Bro "a, Of 1913 Elm
treet Ny, Mr.. STEPHAN IVES TO Miss CELIA FosTEs
SRH both Of Benton, Alabama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-30

DuTPoNED ON ACCOUNT or THE WEATHER -
Moonlight excursion up the Hudson river. THIS
win be The most delightful excurson Of the se..on
The Nassichusstts has dancing saloon liz feet Ioog
Tbe safe and commodious double engine steamer MAS
sACHUsfTTS, T.. X Hanks, commander, yin maks
excrrtion A. above on Tuesday July II, 1896, (vos
,her permitting leaving King street North river, ~;
North river, Q; Jersey CITY (tanaIds Dock Ok Amo.
street, North nssy, sx. Refreshments 10 Be- had
board. Gfimth's celebrated military and qasare band
and tro ladles, 70 Be bad a. The principal hoiss
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EXCURSIONS.

I1XCURSI0N8.-ThE WELL KNOWN STEAMER
IL AMikICA, and barge eOXSACkIE 70 let for sxcur.
sons For particulars and making contract enquire Of
of jay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-30

C,OR FISHING BASKs.-rHE STEAMBOAT MERcU NJ
IL Captain Richard YATES viii leave FOR the Fishing
Banks avery day, {suuday excepted tou.hnx at For.
Hamilton each way, from the following plssss viz
Jackson street, I. X, O'Clock; South Third street
Williamsburg, 6x O'Clock Fulton street, Brooklyn,
O'Clock; Peck slip, TX O'Clock; Cunsrd wharf Jersey
CITY, N o'clock spring street. n. r.. ocloek; pl-i
No. 4, r., So O'Clock Fishing tackle and bait Ia,
sach trio Fare 60 cents
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NV YoFK 1sp wAsmssEos P1sTss ne.
IN grspk IotIAnF

-
HOrsE tlNF
kustss Nohps tfCNHtNpD 70 yserrr.
kg.ssosS tssNNrD.
In eonssaHsnes 81 Tho PIsbs lsaas3 for gsesisf Il.
htss 81 isisglaphiny senasnss -th sag-sr Assssscy
and tsspsteh, us'Asw Yea s64 N,sslnssSs frissng
1ssgtNi htoubAay have Iseissd saerssss he i'm 81
TIA sf0tssi mstssgs from TOO 10 t.ssty Huss
~ rsis@ and te ibs~incsfs ftst'rn IL iasi
ustss.s ana essJ 10 The uartlaaa1n 2ea - VERY Il
ns1sgsa
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I>XCU RsI0N. -REGArfA OF THE NEW YORK YACHT
Ia Cub The regatta OF the New Yorx Yacht Club
Will take place at lien Cove, Fiidsy Angus, j. Ito
steamer CRUTON, W. II wcoo, mater, viii leave New
York from Peck slip, Augua, at A. touching at
Primes doeb WniNstons and will land her Passengers
az Glen Cove Rsturnipg the Same day, she will leave
Glen Cove at about sn r. n, for whtsson.,
did steamer GLEN COVE, Captain John Gsrmsio, wli
leave Peck al p, New York, August 3, at % A. for
Glen Cove, and will arrive there in time for the
This stsaer will toush At elm Cove and taking such
pass nsers az may wish 10 witness the race viii
pany the yachts untf o'c'ocs, r NJ when she will
there 1t az =. NJ. On the ARRIVAL Of the troton a.
Glen Cove tbe win be al the dspo-al OF the mmt.ee
of arrar gements and such Of her pnssengsrs may
wish TO att nd the will be taken BY the s.samef
Glsn Cove. No freight viii be taken on thsss trips.
Fare TO Glen Cove, 81 cents. Fars from Glen Cove
accompany the yachts, 80 cents. Fare from Glen Cove
f. New York 81 cents. The steamer Croton will take
passeDssrs from Glen Cove TO wniestone, Primes Do.k
and New York her return ate +. ".
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d. CameRon's Recipes arc the Most Econ0.
things Of the day They contain everything hat
needed to heghten preserve tho beauty enabling
every 10 make their cosmetics At saving OF
|som 500 to 1000 per cent. Sold BY N. D. CAMERON,
2 Columbia street, one door from Atlantic ef> side),
Brooklyp minutes walk from the ferry price 81,
forwarded by mail to any part Of the United States
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IrXCt RsIoN5 I'd THE FISHING BANKS - THE
III sttsmer golden GATE, Captain Charles Anjsr
SGD, (fornery Captain OF the steamer Laura knapp
will continue her regular trips TO the Banks every dy
Sundays excepted, leaving Amos strest At O'Clock,
NJ Spring strest,I7i4 Fulton ferry, brooklyn, *,
Peck alp s; Broome street So pier North river, q
Fishing tackle, bait and Refreshments furnished on
hfav
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The finger OF scorn
should point, night and day,
Az hum who would steal

Iooh out, then, II you'd not DO "sold,"
Fer eounterfeits lthe scamps are bold)
O Lyons Powder and his Pills,
Full many . shameless pedler salls
Depot for Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills,
Fsr insects, rats and mice, 424 Broadway.
Rl0tches on the Skin, EruptlCns, and all
hutaneous diseases, win find infAllible remedy In
Ointment and Pulls. II the ointment be
rubbed the parts affected the botches will disappear
will cure wounds Of twenty years standing. Sold 1t
(Ae uanufactoIes, so Maten lane, New YorS, and ga
|Hrand, London and BY all druggists. At &c., 621Sc.,
knd 81 per box.
Who Will Suffer When DR.. Tobias Cele.
mated Venetian linimnt will immediately cholera
ehc, 6ysentsry, vomiting rheumatism, dwellings, cuts,
burns, &C. Depot 90 Cortlandt street. Sold by all the
biugsiets and storeksepers