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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25
SEWING MACHINES.

WE subscriber is Agent for Whesle Wilson &
= Cos superior Sewing Machnes-by the use Of
lnese machinesver much Of that which has been .
read mrs. Z. Cake Smiths letter published in the n r.
ifouhe sometime since, in relation to them, will need
40 long com mendations here. Whoever has a vish To
SEQ these beautiful and truly Labor Ssvisx Waeki.es
operate can be grathed by calling at my Store.
soia at New York prices, adding freight pif1 tAis
- sss thin.
wM. 4. SoURsE
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail.
WYE have just received the largest and best as
w sorimont OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that ever WAS broughito this western country
consisting in part of the folio " ing articles:
American, English, French and German Broad cl loth
Coats, ofdiitercnt styles and qualities.
Oyereoais, Beaver, Bianket Peters Pilot 10Th,
Uniss Cloth, Lions skin, Mohair.
Double Goats Of the same materials.
Fall Goats Of satinets. Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
Skis, Cashmarei,e and Jeans, Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting of fine assortment OF silk Crayats
Stocks, Neck Handkerchiefs, Pocket Handk rchi.fs
Drawers, Undarshirts. Hats, Caps, Bucksk Gloves
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks Valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts.
Shirt Collars. Alsoa hne lot Of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons will find II to their inter
est to give US call before pu urchssng else where.
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing in
DR.. Halls new building.
BERLlZHEIMER Il FLEISCHMAN.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1854
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Clotbiu0.

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A CARD.
A NEW snd.plcndid stock ofgoodsjus, received by
EDWARD ALDEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fashionable
Ready Made Clothing, Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods, Cloths, cassimores, Vest
ings. etc, Hats 4 Caps for Mems
Boys and children's wear.
This Is the elassof goods iatend keeping. am
prepared TO to the citizens Of Davenport and vi
einit! that in the neof
Ready Made Clothing
experince In one OF the largest houses
10 Boston, my facilities for getngthe desirable
goods a all times, that made in that city
can sell thiskind of goods low for the same
quality as any house in the city.
MY CLOTHS are purchased fr0m the largest I'm
porting Houses in Boston, and am cure Eo one buys
at lower rates. My
Hats and Caps
are manufactured with the express object Of pleasing
the people Of the west.
hayein my employs
Fashionable Cutter
that drought ON the Fast. gestleman whom
anrecomHend san experienced custom cutter.
lnmy
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
am prepared to sell goods TO those who do not pur
chassn Eastern marx et belle tina, can sell as
low as eau be bought In Chicago, ST. Louis, or any
western market.
lfparchasers will ea1iand examine my stock before
selecting their 81 ring aud summer goods will en-
deasor tG eoayince them ofthe truth Of the above
siatemensb By selling them goods !om.
To Cheney MuDger's old friends and customers
extend an insitatiohfoc call ard bin AZ my store
where he will remain in my employ to wait upon such
ofthose rs ma. want goods. Store ON Second 81 be-
tween main and Brady opposite Le Claire Row.
Davenport, April 1855.
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0sB0RNs KELLY;
HAVE on hand 10000 Lights Sash. also
LA supply Of -
Doors aud Frames and Blinds,
which they sell cheap for cash At their Shop whole
sale and retail.
Steam Sash Mandatory. Moline, H.
June 18th. lSSl.tf -|l'
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

HE SUBSCRIBER are constantly making a variety OF
ffnt'ng and Wrapping Papers n their Miliin NO
GOOD clean cotton or linen rags. agent
A. y. Churchill will call ON the Merchants thronyh
rags. WHEEIOrE = ER pC re
Moline, June 3cth, 1854.
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WALc0TT HOUSE,.
First Station West ON the line Of the II. u
Railroad - miles from Davenport
THE undersigned has furnished the above house In
good style. and Ia ready to accomm odate al who
NAV favor him with their patronage.
Persons desirous of passing few weeks quietly on
the prairie. where there 10 always delightful breeze
will nnd WalcOttto repay them for visit.
To SroRrsAEE--Grouse aud other game abound In
the vicinity. a.4i =. --a
share Of public patronage is solicited.
JACOB MYERS.
waleo,i, July 18Th, ,is54-vtfw-H
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SAML HIRSGHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport


SAM'L. HIRSGHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport
WOULD respectfully call the attention OF the citizen
w OF Da,en port and vicinity and OF the eouhtr! mer-
chant. generally that he has hand The aryes'
stock Of Groceries. ever brought to this place, which
h. will sell low possible In his new BRICK ouiidhg
Davenport, Nov. 2sd, ic53.
JACOB WEAVER, JR., 4 CO.,
GENERAL Agents Storage. Forwarding and Com
| mission Merchants, for the purchase AID sale oi
Flour, Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Manuiae-
turss Of all Descriptions
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth streets
Opposite New Pcnnsy syivania House, Nearthe pcpo'.
Coasignncnis respectfully solicited ba'ehIoh
and charges moderate Low"
REFERENCES.
IN BoxHr New York BoLLMASAGARarsos, Pitts
Jo.S LAKx Esa STANG q Co. do
s Btsru.x d Sons, Phiia. Kiss, s,rESSEcE q Co do
Srr,s G.RRpr x Co :. B,oAIEy, ,CosaRAvE ACo do
Geo. kgcx Co, Gin. o. VIM htCrLLs 20 90
J,s C. BuTLER * Co" HALL SrEER 90
JAc. SHAVER, Hamilton % Jons II. DAVIS, 40
The undersigned having located themselyesat Dav-
enpot Iowa, for the purpose "fearry'ng on te above
nder their services TO their ana oh
.,,aud respectfully ask share OF their patronage
All (ayors III receive special attention ana dispatch.
upon the mo Il flv orable terms.
Wv" A0 JACOB WEAVER in. & Co.
Feb'y 23rd 1855.
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RotcIo.
DAVENPORT HOUSE.

DAVENPORT HOUSE.
iGRS. Z. A. GRANT, having leased the Hotel re
vi Gently occu pied by her late husband, Vim. Grant
nown al the DAVENPORT HOUSE, hasopened The
sms for the accommodation ofthe public.
She will keep neathouse, wcllfurnishea larderand
ropes to deserve and receive share ofpublc patron
age. She has a large yard attached for wagons and
stabline for thirty five horses.
davenport. may &. .l854-wtrwn. -a.
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Molint.

SEARS, WOOD CO.,
Dsastead 1anufAeturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Plaasd Ylosriag,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only cstablishme Min the West where
SH ERWOOD's CELEBRATED TUREIN @
1.-THE used for turning PRmnATfc Fonns; sseh 80
NsHsn, bet:sfsrs, Bed Pssfs, TsbSe Legs, sndot
Work TOO various TO enumerate, with the
Mestssngs ~ sH ints sssases s( ssS auaSsr ~
tssfe .:y ss9Esst. Making the most perfect q nd
beautiful work that fancy dsstre and hsyfne he
appearance Of essfiy esvs ed sovk.
June II, le54-trw-tf
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DIR. w. N LINE,
Rpckata! Rpckets!

T UST receivedand sale Wholesale and Retail
81 nne lot Of Wooden Buct els.
January LIST. BURROWS & PRETTfMAN.
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A yRna yHn.nsa r,sad and Fair Play.
u,.un sI0Cx o.
WATCHES AND JEwr1

= a SesI md best stock Of ane Wstchs..vm vm Ne
Wstehs. Ss.Sfe oss.:d in .his market. 1S .svsl.
Cold Chains from ssos = ssss . sso IS
sIpoO. Breast Pins from Slso SO IRON i've sitsss
dies s.tsnion my stock ., T.
Hunting and En.msies ful .s.:s, ofPiss,
the most fastidious, thlhk can euE
e Silver .Ss seH.s Ps:.a s1s. oi cost. Watcher. Jew
Ie .nd than has ever been brcuShi - ~. asa
viii defy ali eomee,Iaos Innolssas retail price. ass
Nov. 18th, 1874. "o't nonce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25

TIME and SIGHT BILL on the East aud South for
which the highest current rat.'s will be paid BY
Augl6 McGREGOR, LAWESf Z BLAKENORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.

VII suscfIUeI respectfully invites the attention o
the citizens Of Davenport and surrounding countr ~
to his Drug and Chemical Store Brad between See
ond and Third sts.
From his knowledge and experience in the business.
he can assure those who may favor him. that they will
be furnished with Medicines ofth best quality, pre-
pared with the strictes and moderate prices
Personal attention will be given 10 the compound
ing of all Prescriptions.
He also keepsa good assortment OF Germa French
English and American Perfumery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, and General assortment Of Fancy
Articles. -
Davenport. Oct 18th. Ie5l.d-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
Mails for tho Pacific.

yKE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFORHA EDITION.
fhe United Staten mail steamship Empire City, Capt.
Wsnde win leave this port tomorrow afternoon at two
s'clsek, for AspinwsH.
1hs mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
~ slose at o'clock.
No NEW YORK WEEKLY HKiAID--Cahfornia edition
ssaAining the latest intelligence from all pars the
world will be published at eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies. in wrappers, ready for mailing sixpence
Agents win please send in their orders early posi-
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was erst celebrated according to tho tensts Of the
Roman Catholic church. At the chapel Of the BAvarian
Embassy Warwick street. and after wards at the Protes
ant church Of St Margarets.
General Cavagnac chief OF the executive power in
hathing.
Her Majesty the Queen Of England has forwarded
through his Exceency Lord Cowey LOO to the British
charitable fund Of France.
The King of wurtemberg, Count Bsrnstorf, Prince
na.zield Dc Bsnark s and General Wedeii have
BADEN is also expected there, on visit to the King Of
Prussia.
An American gentleman on a late tour through Con-
nenara Ireland stopping at Carr's HOTEL Citizen lately
teok fancy the kitchenmad of that hotel and he At
snoe said should his wife, When the crcumstance
e Sss an S ars ne the matter ar
and Miss Bridget Bourke their friends went to the
ysssn . chapel and the bridegroom Mr. Murray was
BY The Rev. p. McManus, p. p
1ehemet Ali Pacha brother In law Of the Sultan has
1n appointed to the Ministry Of the Marine Turkey
n the place Of Hall Pacha, who has been dismissed.
The Pope has sent 800 scudi n, s00fr to Cardinal
Aesisrd Bishop Of Sngaglia for the relief Of the in
nseasants Of that town and some adjoining villages
Bologna 321 to JEST 321 to Cesena 200 to Fo and $50
70 Csgh, for the same purpose.
II has long been thought that Marshal Radetzky was
IT we o the
ss.vs aged %, who entered the army In 1776 ap
pointed General Of Brigade in 1885, and General Of Division
Standing while Marsha Radetzky, aged 80 years. only
q 70 years. standing.
Sir Noses Monfe4ore arrived in Alexandria, Egypt on
- u from Syria, pere.tly satisfied with the result Of
his visit to Jerusalem, where he ia to found hospital on
large scale for the benefit Of the Jews.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Americans registered the banking office Of the Anne
rcan European Express Company, No. Place Go la
Bosrse. Paris, Oct 81 1856
Huntingdon, l. NILS Jr, G Debast, Sharpsteen
q AcCune, Clay Mrs Kearney Miss Clay Miss @
Strong. Winter, Franklin Fl Won Post, Mrs X Wilson,
Kersted, Clark, Palmer, Il Willis daughter
9 Iuhi 7 Dickinson. II Bulkeey Henry, J l. Wise,
kdes, Don aid, Hoguet Brook, l. Moore and
VIE Hicks, Jr Fuller Langdon, Mry Gen scott w
Palmer, Iassen, A Corning, q Cooke, H Woods.
y Pen and lady. J Eaton H Taylor Varet Il W Pitts,
ncDongaii vanderwoori, VIDE Boesanbn McAiiister
Dicknion, Ward and family, Ney York; stirewalt,
BaTaieux Kentucky 8 Dana w + Baker, q b Jones
Amily, A Goddard, Cummns, Mass.; Knight A
Wels, b McCauly, Shackeliord, G Lenat Ferris.
J Hernon, w Yardley, w Sharp, w L Sharp, w
Gamgues Pennsylvania.
ARRIVALS.
From New Orieans and Havana in steamship Cahawba-
Niss Gates four children and servant Taylor Wat
son, N OMIT Jr, Kyle, Jordan, Miss Welsh Mrs
Street and child Mrs Kuhn and child Otto Werner OIoew
Ganl Taylor, @ Edmonston, James Evans Eason and
lady, Seoape, g Lainnaga.
Prom Richmond &C., in steamship Roanoke-J Allison,
Miss l. Petit, Santer, Freeman, Jr Mrs Gleason
and two children, j B Durham II Holloway, Wilson,
W Cooke, W Goodwin, McCrow, j DruniYnond ID q
Brown, II johnson, @ Freeman
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NEW FORK HERALD-EDIrIoN FOB EUROPE.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Capt Lott, win
Boston on Wednesday, at noon for Liverpool.
Ne European mails will close in this city at quarter
10 two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
mo HERALD (prnted in English and French) will be
Dsbshed at ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies
u wrappere, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
INV York Herald win bs received st the following places
= Europe:-
LvmPooL. John Hunter, No. IL Exchange street. East
LONDON. landlord Co., No. II Cornhill
lARs.... Livingston Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse.
NE contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
IN embrace the received by mail and telegraph
No sce during the previous week. and to the hour Of
u0AEcston.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r ECIuREs ON TuRKEY.-TO MR.. OsCANYAS:--sIR-
~ The unasr.gned sine Of whom wers 80 happy IS to
50 e.. =, mot 70 snoy @ unite In The
Many q the public IKE themselves having been
suneny aRP,sed q the reat ha. was in store for hem
g Witch w Ss Is
e'SShs sqs. SwSuf sac1ey, WIN. 4. Booth
R RsDania as n MARTINI Thes snfinserJ
H H5s% aasca 1o.Syy. + " yr srsSI.s
samuel whitman, Eras;us Brooks.
Horace Webster, H. Fuller.
Horace Greeley. Biysrd Taylor
Frederick 1ssr hadvoni henry haymona
lectures Turkey cannot but meet With ready response
knowing general ignorance with reference Oriental
their merits and dement's.
eo. snrs s ~ you5 n ~
poruny have the honor be, gentlemen You. very 70
s2S Broadway. Soy. H. 1866.
vii rsf S On ~ aa
her man y NE Chapel Of The New YORK en,sey on
Tickets Tor the course %
70 Be Ind he turkish Ka,ve 6a5 Boaaway and 4 ,s
door OF the universiiy
7 FCIrRF-By TUE REV. THEODORE T. cuyLgR, X
~ westminster chor twenty second street Between SIKH
day evening the 2iut "a O'Clock suhlec 'up
Carrier Bros rs or any Of he oai.ers Of III,
church, and at the door.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoy-NR Y. "
M THACkERAY viii deliver bis second lecture the
Georges OF England at the lecture Clinton Hal
place this evening al O'Clock Subect-George the Second
mission ticket 70 May the Library
MASONIC NorICE.-DR. ALBERT O. MACREY,
Avn GRIND Secretary and Lecturer 81 the Grand Lodge Of
south Carolina will deliver ny special request Wednesday
evening next the 2lst Inst at odd Fellows hall
The Influence ard duties Of Woman with rree
masonry" II Il earnestly hoped ai the and daughters
Of yasonf VIII be largely on hat occasion Price
OF admit 20 cents Tickets be had NJ the door,
evening the lecture OF either OF The undersigned
tee, appointed by the VI W. Grand Master meeting
fraternity he'd on the Ch Inst The lecture Will
O'Clock. r. Is. YATES SOMMRRs, Chairman.
Iso. N. LEONARD, Seer stary.
Asa IIinckey, II. W. Turner, William Quincy George
herman James Pugh, John w. sfnons v. Dewitt
T. 7. Orerbridge, John y. Baldwin. Committee.
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- Cent Daguerreotypes, In Cases, by the
procesr Prices reduced established
pasture factory. QUINBY 4 CO., 1856 Broadway.
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Cameo-DagucrEeosypes Style OfLiIke.
exceeds all others yet offered the public beauty
nBbestrucibiity WILLTAMSON's Brooklyn.
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- Cent Daguerreotypes, 81 Lamprafypes,
ande6 photographs byfHOLMES machine process taking
80 pictures daily q. the original portrait machine shop 80
Broadway.
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Meade Brothers, Photography.-One Of our
artists was artist 70 the Emperor Of Russia His certificates
breypes taken. Artists out OF the city have pictures
eojoYed reasonable terms.
2S3 broadway four doors above Astor House.
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On Thursday Nov. 49, by the Rev. DR.. Taylor JAMES
IoRsER GRAHAM, Jr, to JOSH A., daughter of Thomas
Garner, Esq, all Of this city.
At Elizabethtown N j., on the 14th OF July 1865 by
the Rev. DR.. hurry, Mr.. CHARLES W. REYNOLDS TO Miss
ANNETTE H. L. CUTErs.
Saratoga papers please copy.
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Dsguerreotypes.-GreatR Reduction In Price
quality The largest and best daRucrreoypes in the city
colored included cents
swo dollars, at KNApPs only gallery al Broadway, be
breome and Grand Streets Fine gold bckes frames
and cases, very low.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

TT LEwIs YOUNG, WHO RETURNED ny TuE LAST
arrival frcm California, would aicac with H. Jarvis
Michael 0Neie l57 Eas, Thirty second street would be
promptly attended 70.
NOTIcE.-MR. ISAAC aHACRLEToN WHO LErT
Bradford In the county OF York England IN the year
1s4s ana who proceeded from thence requesed
to apply 10 Mr. Hudson leo Bolton road Bradford Aforesaid
from whom he viii hear Of something 10 his advantage But
notice furher such application be made on
or before December q, 1885.
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Mr.. Oscanynn's First Lecture VIII he De-
vered this or day. evening" the chapel Of the New York
Dnive y O'Clock T. NJ. Tickets for the 81 sin
go lecture 20 cents; 20 be had al the Turkish Kahve, G3
brOodWay. a.
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Pianos for Rent --Splendid Pianos, by the
bes makers. rent, S. 80 and 81 per month TOS
BAKERS piano 32 Broadway opposite the broadway
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0emova1 ID. Hen uhln, French Halter, late
Do No Broadway hes removed his busns- So Brosdxs
ese door, above Blsechsr srees. Mr.. o. rherrys ba
umgA
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Albert H. Nlcolay Will Hold his Regular
weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day
further particulars hts advertisement another
Catalogues may be obtained 81 the Office No. Broad street
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French MllIinery-C. Bell & co., OF No 3
CAherne street. respectfully informs the ladies that they
low ready rich and stock OF winter millinery ~ b.
Basque waist and cloak patterns cut In the latest style
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C1eaks, C1oals,-A Large and Splendid As
sosent Of cloeks and dress trimmings, millinery and
goods rbbons feathers fowersa Of which will be sold low
q WIN. 8. IRvINE's, liz Canal street.
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THE MILITARY.

DusAN's FORTUNA GUARD CAPTAIN sAUR.-THTs
ID guard numbering 10 muskets and consisting II the
friends q francis busam tho efficient proprietor q Buam's
last the l4th Inst their headed
Dodworhs second brass band They marched us Turtle
bay brewery Forty second where
twenty four price q SO and so gold pieces vsF wahe.
cake tsske &C. After ridfng the IN very
hey psrook Of good dinner ard bark 10 Fortuna
Hail closed there the Festivities day With splendid
ball keeping II ur Ill morning
ORIGINAL BARCLAY GUARD As soCIArfov-A
~ meeting for the purpose OF makng arrangements the
dinner Of e above assccaion Franks Columbus
VILE L. l.. will be held Al GhAnfraus CAFE, No.
street, on 1hur.dsy evening, Nos. ~ ats o'cl1ck
J. ". FOUNTAIN, r. IS NORTON
A. b. CAMPfIELp, T. Y. cHAnFRAU.
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(,AUTToN-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
negotiating my check for two thousand dollars dated Nov
5S on broadway Bank payable 70 ,hn order o.
Lovery payment has been Stopped sad cscx having
49, 0s"'s r. r. GORDON 2g7 Broadway
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Hcrnia.-ODly Prize Medal awarded tn
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition OF Nations for
their new patent radical cure References
periortyProfessors Valentine Mott Willard Parker,
John Carnochan An extensive list of mercantile
and other gentlemen cured this truss may al
Co.'S No "a Maiden lane, New York. and Marsh Corlies
A. NJ. until o r. M r'
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DrOCatels, Satin de Laines, DAmnalks, Cor
nlCes, window shades lace curtains, &cKRfTY FERGU
SOS 291 Broadway have large stock Of the above goods
personally ele ed from the beat manufactures France
Sope new styles before brought out KAT. have
established reputation for selling goods cheap, aud their
hyge and increasing trade proof that Ia appreciated
Broadway and Head sreet.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

Fer Sale-Valuable Cotton Cordsxc MacHi-
cid ss & ssE HG Sr
embracing e apparatus Of the Cotton cordage
in s ssf.,sn e ~ Ssssy or
S' IA ne q se sd
growing out q ne Brooklyn mills 81 ire
!: ss:ss s
y winch
enne q heavy or large eorage having The stock o sand
other ever before for The o. making sorss
thirty tsn beads we've spiansr. 'irss
grinding frame together The
s ssSSs.n - ss .yss
stage Rutgers street. and you are within three mnues'
"-- : - MEcKER BROTHER. 2s Cherry street.
Anatomy.-wantsd-A Series OF Auxoas's
70 SG's LII 70 y applying "me
D~sshelsr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
lssd i p!s.s bs.sSsio: .s. ma ospss. have
ma ~ IS Broadway
Whiskers or Moustaches Forced % Grew
q ~. wesss by my onsusI whc. WI not stain or in,u5s
SSAa1 !. s sss RsSs3..y gTiss STATE street, Albany
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toapees
s1ete admiration amongst All connissenrs suite Of
Ne only reliable article kind wholesale and retail 4
okhTADORO's, No Aston House.
WiRsI Wigs!! Wigs!!!-Anothcr great tri-
umph Another silver medal awarded to Medhurst Co. q
Maioen lAne at the Fair Of the Institute
hs d.
best for elegance natural appearance made OF The
cheapest in the world
a Beautiful Completion and \ Perfumed
SU1 s y using ss q
FETBIDaE 4 CO.. Boston.
HOllOway's Ointment. --D0n't have sore
breasts heads don't have salt any dis
ease Use this valuable ointment and limb need be ampu-
lated, unless the bone be destroyed.
Hernia.-ODly Prize Medal awarded tn
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations
peroriy-Professors Valentine Mott Willard Parker aud
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