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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

mighty avalanche, as it rushes from the noun
tain top, sweeping every thing before it to sure
destruction. Permit me to prophecy, that if our
Western pioneer continues to roll on the car of
civilization, mot Ike Sir John Franklin in search
of the north pole, but like the Western man out
in search of the Wcst,) he VIII soon force the
remnant of the aborgnes of the soil, and the
vast maltitudes of buaalocs that roam our plains
to the shores of the Pacific, where, in utter dis
pair like the swine possessed Of evil spirits, they
will plunge into watery grave. We read that
a Christians face is set Zonwarl: but the faces
of onrpioncers are set Westward; and if Cuba
lay at that point of the compass, they would ere
this have covered theisland with s'claim, shantes
-unfurlcd the stars and stripes to the breeze of
Heaven-and thus have added another bright star
to the glorious galaxy Of sovereign states
The West is the asylum of the oppressed, and
the home of the free. 1t is the birthplace of
Young America. On her soil, old fogyism never
disputes his sway. Her broad prairies and mighty
rivers afford ample scope for his lofty genius and
gigantic strides. He has not only caused the iron
horse to come snorting through the land, and the
smoke of the Ilindoo to loom up in the distance;
her shrill whistle warning the boulders to clear
the track, as she forced her way up to the spray
of our foaming cataract, but he has tied the East
to the West with an iron band, the completion of
which we have met on this occasion to celebrate
The Western pioneer, as he b.eathcs the pur. air
OF our bracing climate, his heart expands, andhe
is never known to pinch a p.cayune until the i'm
press of his fingers is visible in the coin. As he
casts his eyes DER wide prairies his soul kim
died by spark of the spirit of the 10Th century.
fears no obstaces-knows no superior, and heeds
neither time nor space. In six days he creates a
world but regret to say, too often forgets to rest
on the seventh. He says, let there be city, and
there is city: (if you wish proof of the fact,
You can see the maps by calling at the agency of
Brott Cummings.) The Western pioneer knows
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

The LEGIsLArURE.-Nothing was transacted in
this body on Saturday. The Committee had not
reported on the Memorial to Congress ON which
action was taken in the House on Friday, so the
honorable body adjourned.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1866.

AoE TIE Washington Star skates that theru-
NOR that Mr.. Warren i not removed from Office,
is false. Ii asserts positively th&t he y removed
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<sG1- We are indebted to Messrs. Burbank & Co.
Expressmen, for late papers. We are glad to learn
that they are doing a very heavy business-they
deserve prosperity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30


The Press, as the 90 Art preservative Of Arts =,
the mouth piece of science, IS the winged com.
merce of the mind; the impregnable brcastplate
OF freedoms" claims our special guardianship and
support. 1t speaks with many tongues, and to
large audienccs-bears over oceans the fratern,,
utteranccs of nations, or the declarations of I'M.
yielding war. tbut needs to find a foothold in
the depths of aboriginal solitudes, and the wilder
ness is soon made to blossom as the rose MIN.
mules OF mighty cities, aye, of powerful nations
spring from their germs into vigorous growth. It
is moreover the duty of the Press to call forth
and recommend to the world at large peculiar tai
ent, by which unique works of art are accomplish
ed. If left to the slow medium of social inter-
course, or oral publication, how many names
worthy to be recorded among those famous for
eminent goodness learning and skill, would he re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

A YOUNG SCOTCH WOMAN WISHES TO E,UGRATE
"A for California with respectable family orlady "a
cook or washer Reference given from her last employer
by addressing q. s., Herald Office.
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Died.

On Msnday August I3 Mrs Anna NJ relict OF the late
John V. u. Variok, Ed, IN her Goth year.
The friends Of The family respectfully invited at
tend the funeral nj the rcsicncc Of her son-in law O.
Van santvoord fq No 90 West Eleventh street at ton
O'Clock on Wednesday morning, without further invita-
ton. q
On Taetday August -. AZ hall past O'Clock Sasr
~ =, yopngest child OF samuel aud Emily Wallis
The friends and relatives u the family are requested
70 attend his funeral from thc residence Of his parents
no iSl waiSsr streets his afternoon, q two O'Clock
Al itS West 1wenty-seyensh street. JSsE oay dangh
lei cf John and Jessie McIepes.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon, al two
o'clock.
On Tue day Augus; II, Mrs. Is,pEtLa WOOD widow Of
the late Ahfaln Wood. is the 18th year Of her age.
The hiends Of the tamiy respectfully invited to al
tchd hes funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
w residence II her son-in-aw Ihos Kennedy, ~. ~
Cannon street
80 Nary Ann Fhelan agsd | year, month AM ~
folly invited % attend the funeral from the residence
HI fateut Ne. so West Twen yulh street corner OF
ienih avenue this ate noon al three O'Clock. Her
mains VII - nicsFea IA he Eleventh street Cemetery.
ofcoa.umphou Me- MsI.ii L,ursA cRGHu.
The elavcs All eBds ~ The fany e &c pee FILL,
invited 70 attend be- Gnorsl th afternoon at three
o'clock, from her aie erGsnec, Lightly 5trcet be-
tween second snd fhird
CnTreday August "a. a.or . short but severe ncsS
lAsitr H. yoangot on q william and Anna Lamb sgel
year sad ~ day-.
tend ~ funeral from The fe dcn 81 his parent No
~ Wet TNeniy-hIst street ihji afternoon, ~ tvo
0'c0ck.
On Tuesday, August ~ Of corruption Asy wife IL
Patrick Mcehan, IN her 2Ith year
Tho fIcpd@ % the family. and those ~ his brother
William, respectfully requested - attend the funeral
from her late rdence No 1Jo Mulberry street to-inof
| row morning ~ ten o'cock.
suddenly Of hcnorhage - The liver PAsH1L Donald.
sos. in The I'D year ~ hi age.
The en aDd ac'-ainis,ces u the family and those
ct biz brother n-iaw Benin ench respectfully
Invited 70 * end biz funeia 10 GREENWOOD
iefncyn ~ two O'Clock. from his late residence M ~
4 Ffrst sigecf. without further notice.
| IN Brooklyn, On Monday morning, August - CsIny
RRf dsugbic 81 Aiming Z. and julia A, CnilieBdeD
/ aged years, months and ~ days
IN brooklyn rue-dHy, August ~, Jofn ROM, in
/ Tho Goth year 81 his age.
His frcnJs and ihose u hs sons John Alfei nanie
and EDWARD, and those ~ his inlav Geo 81 Cooper
arc rcsI eciuy invited 20 attend ~ funeral to mo-
nNttNfon. H. tn r,trfi nfr ~ tats iEfu.r aH
4 49, h',@s s.fcci, ph-Dst -. ..es Dp.ice
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pianos possessing iii their improvement of action and
strings power and compass OF tone equal TO the
grand pianos. Sole agency for T. Gilbert Co.'S Haliet
i Cumston's Woodward Browns, and Jacob CHECKER
ipgs Boston pianos and constantly Ia aorc PIANOS from
five of the best New York manufactures Each nrtu
ent guar antecd TO give entire satisfaction parclasc
money returned Second hand panos OF all varieties and
al great bargains Prices from $50 30 $40 octave
pianos, with iron frames for $3.50 Pianos TO rent and
rent allowed Ga purchase. Pianos for sale monthly
pa, ments Sole agency for 8. D. Il w. Smiths cello.
brated melodeons, (tuned the equal tcmpcranen'.)
HORACE WATERS :s33 Broadway.
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70 accommodate all pubic demands, pay the company
twenty-five thousand dollars per annu after the expra
on OF the nrs I'VE years Of the lease and SURRENDER all
% the hands Of the company at the end Of fifteen years
Tho road viii be put IN motion soon - the indebted
Ness along the line is paid off. 1851 4
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NAuI MGuSs
NV ORIElNa Aug. IL 1879.

NV ORLEANS Aug. Is, 1855.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day Of 500 bales. Corn
lower-white G5c. Prime barrel lard 12c
BUFFALO, August 1850 Pm.
Tloar--demand good market Arm. Sales, 700 bbls.
at so So IS from good to choice Ohio; 50 A for
extra state and 50 50 rs for extra old Ohio and Illinois
Matchmaking doing. Corn--demand good aud lower
Saes, 900 bush Dis at 75c. boat load at 741c
Oats dull. Canal freights easiercorn, &C. TO Albany
and &c. to New York. Lake imports today up to
n0on-Flour, ,66S bills. wheat 1870 bushels; corn,
"a 397 bushels. Canal exports same timeFour, 30 bbls
wheat 100 bushels corn, 1886 bushels; oats H. 200
huahes
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On Wednesday evening" August s. At the house Of Mrs
j. PReley, Mr.. GEoncE PARKINSON to Miss LOUISA NvR.
TIiY, both OF England.
On Wednesday, August g. by the Rev. +. f. Lawrence,
Vim. s. Howell Of isiyerhead L. t. 10 Miss LOUISA KING,
only daughter OF the late Mr. Henry King cihs city
ON saturday August il, at Oneida, Madison Co., y.
u, by the Rev. y freiinghuysen Judd LYMAN DlygseS
Of this city TO NARY CAROLINE daughter Of ". b. WILDER
Fsd Of the former place
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knihs rom either OF 'bcc diseases should apply I'M
naaiatty Tor hosenboufn's oriental bittcrs the oaly
medicine new before the public that Sl eIsct 4 cue
without To@oninx those Who take Il. Tfs medicine Z
catchpenny ahdtr but genuine ready tlat ain
cure ninety niae cases out ~ every hundred where
lions followed The money win be refuuicd h ali
where Il falls II Il .ol1 40 ~ bottle Nv lie
agent, 4. = SIkffI - Beckaan street Ior uareuars
call and get circular see al ersement IN the SeN
York Dispatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

PrTTBBURo August III 1900.
The Wing Convention Of Allegheny county met to-day,
and resolved to make nominations as such action
would be controlled by the Know Nothings They also
reoved that as the oilers OF with the democratic
party were rejected the wings would cooperate
with the republican movement. Eight delegates were
appointed to the Wing State Convention, to meet at Ha
rsburg the 18th Of September and were recommended
TO favor the republican organization. Aer the appoint
xDent Of county committee the convention adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

vTNO MHIINERs.-WANTED A SITUATION As NIL.
l. liner and saleswoman, by young girl, who has
worked in one OF the first establishments in the cit
Satisfactory reference win be given and Address
NJ H., Herald oncc Tor two days stating residence,
which win be attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

DR.. .. 3. Fitch, Author or tho "six Lectures
Consumption" Office ia Broadway, will DO pleased to
afford relief to those who have been injured who haye
failed to be benefited BY the specially Of inhalation for
diseases Of the lungs or throat Open daily Sundays
ma, diseases OF the heart and all chronic diseases
males and females. Consultation Free Or. s. s. FITCH
is always home and there is person elsewhere
yelling otherwise In any way connected with him,
authorized TO hail from his Office refer patients to
him,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

tho shn. ~ bottle sent 70 any TART ~ the cpuntry.
X. q. GRAHAM, $50 broadway. ac;.cf " s0u IL Ihtrd
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To Nervous Suflercrs.-A Retired Clergy
man, restored to health in a few days after many
years Of great SUFFERING Is anxious to make
known the means Of win send (frec) the prescrp
ton used Direct 10 Rev. JOHN N. DAGNAI.L, No. so
Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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scopes.-MARCUs A. O'BRIEN, so long and favorably
known principal operator in Of the oldest galleries
in the city, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public that he has taken the first class establishment
Known Gaiges international Daguerrean Gallery 800
Broadway, fret door above Tayors saloon Photographs
from cabinet to life size taken less than at any other
establishment In the city Daguerreotypes, photographs
and microscopes taken In all kinds Of weather.
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who has adapted the receipts Of lbs profession 10
general enabling each purchaser prepare the very
store price. Hair dye hair restorative elegant po
made feckle lotion Ia belle white bloom Of roses eau
dboauet den,rihce and poudre subtitle &c Three cdi-
lions being sold, many who wish 10 purchase fnd a
FRIEND to testify to their merits For sale at 2s Column
ba street. near south ferry Brooklyn, where circulars
be had sent to any address in the city OF New
York forwarded to any part Of the country Price 81
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FhsI Fitsi 1.-The only Real Remedy for
fits spBsms the world has known Ia Dr.. Itarts
Vegetable Extract Hundreds have testified this fac
Single package, s. four packages $40. Al letters
must be addressed TO Or. s. HART, 30l broadway
Who will suner, when DR.. Tobias' Ccle-
brated Venetian Imminent viii immediately cholera
collie, dysentery vomiting rheumatism, dwellings cuts
burns kcs Depot 90 Cortandt street. New York. Sold
by all the druggists and storckeepers.
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the ben In the world Nine private FOR applying
bis uniysied dye Beware Of limitations they rsult IN
r4dtcnie. Tire largest stock Of wigs toupees IN Arne-
sicA, Wholesale aud retail, at BACHELORS ~ Broad
way.
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Herr,ng,s Patent champion Flr. and Bn,-

gar proof safe, with Halls patent powder proof lock
Both received prize medals az the Worlds Fair London
49, and Crystal Palace, New York, 1s53-54. sT.aS e.
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nicos, window shades, &c.-KILTY 4 FERGUSON No,
2Q1 Broaeway have just received per steamer speadd
soc Of The above goods patterns very beau.
tfl and rich also, the largest stock Of window sae.
and opor window ornaments ia New York. We pre-
pared offer inducements TO purchasers Of the above
goods. No. 29l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
Railroad Accident.

SFRNGFND, Mass August II, 1900.
Alfred Hunt, switch tender at this station, the Con-
nectcut River Railroad, by the locomotive
Of passenger train this forenoon Both his legs
cut of above the knee He il not expected TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

KICK Il tho solo manufacturer 10 Tho United States Of the
shove celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars. Depot 1872 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

CH1tZU0, IUJO.
Late adyces the Upper Missouri report the loss
of the Kate Swnney three hundred miles above
Council Bluffs. She struck snag and sunk in eighteen
1set Of water. She her downward trip and laden
with furs and petries belonging to tho American Fur
Company. The boat and cargo proved q total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

southern and western merchants and elothers that
stock Of fall and winter clothing 4 complete
embracing the fine and elegant styles Of garmeua for
which house IL well known, also large stock
OF low priced clothing made 80 represent liner de
scfiptions at low prices house IN the trade
u. DEyfIS & CO.. 25S 259 aud go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Tan, Pimples, FrcckIes, Prlckly Heat, Bites
of mosquitoes and insects positively by
GOURACDS Italian mcdicated SOAP Poudre subtitle up
roots hair from part Of the body Beware Of worth
less receipts Rouge lily white, hair dye, and rcstora-
tive, at the old depot 81 Walker street. first store from
Broadway Mrs. Hayes Brooky Calender 80 South Third
street, Philadelphia; Bates, f29 Washington street.
Hoafon
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WhIaLsrs or nfo,,stnchcs FORCED fn Grn,y h

MIIIincrs, Milliners.-Wsnted,' Twenty good
miiliIcrs, at WI. :. IRy1SEs, H. Canal street.
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youths and boys clothing at wholesale prices that DEF
competition. Merchants solicited 10 insfect stoc
beforc purehasing u. j. q J. LEVY, IS william trcc
Cup stairsl.
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State Convention OF Superintendent OF the
Poor.


The State Convention of superintendents OF the Poor
here to-day David Ford, Of Allegheny, was chosen
president, and " B. Converse Of Cayuga and II. Kill
man. Dutchess secretaries No business OF Importance
has vet been transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Gifts and Presents.--Just Received, and for
sale at reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy
goc and also every variety Of toys dressed and
dressed dolls games Of amusement &C. at ROGERS Tan
ey Bazaar, div Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Sleep in Pcace.-Haskins' Improved POr-
table canopy and ne.--a guarantee against mus
qnitoes, combining beauty and cheapness without OBJ
strnctrg the circulation of air. Its construction sim
PIE fitting closely to the bed by rubber band IT
be attached TO any bcdstead In less than two minutes
W. STRAJI0N. aole aRrut 90 chamhera alreet
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pared to show large and complete assortment Of the fan
style OF straw bonnets consisting in part Of The Florence
PedaIc, English punishable and split straw bonncts Al OF
which OF our own manufacture, and will b. sold AZ
the lowest market price ty the A. LELAND Coz
No Ill Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Daguexrcotypes Worth Hnving-Likenesscs
In every style Of the art taken daily at KNAPP
LIBERATED gallery, ATT Broadway, between Broome and
Grand streets; removed entire TO the above number
1ikenesscs copied. Prices to suit the times.
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mut shungs box-Uniyersai tavortc, best In the world
for black or brown coors natural no fade sold o. az
piled at NO Barclay street, and t5 Nassau.
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Arrival of the Nashvllle at CharIeston.

CHARLESTON, ,. q, AuguaE II, I550.
The United States mail steamship Nashville, Captain
Berry arrived here from New York ut three O'Clock this
(Monday) afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

DEATHS FHOH YELLOW FEVEH-DENEAsE OF A FRO
MINENT MERCHANT.
NYw ORLEANS, August - 1855.
The total number Of deaths during the past week
M, including 29l from yellow fever.
aamuelJ. Peters, esteemed merchant Of this city,
died On Saturday OF disease OF the heart.
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BoeToS, August H. 1855.
Two men have been arrested at Gilmsnton, N IL,
charged with robbng the Savings Bank in Concord They
connected with the Rand family, who robbed the
Virginia Bank of Portsmouth, about eighteen months ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A srruA.
"A ton as waiter in private family; IL Protestant
Can be be heard OF Tor three days from L. clock
Apply at % Willett A. for w. c. first floor frnt room
IN ST
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Corns and Buhi0ns Removed from the
feet without pain, blood danger, by Dir. l. CHUTE
Office 385 Broadway few doors above White street
New York. Immediately after the operation the shoes
may be worn with comfort. Each extracted fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

TYNE FILE FRANCAIsE DESIRE Sc PLACER COM
~ me bonnie d'ensants, ca scryire table, peut don
ner dc bonnie recommendation Sedress 2ine, rue
Hague.
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Eraily's Ambrotypes axe New and Beauti-

full novelty in the world OF art They taken upon
Yiass and durable beautiful and decate than
the finest daguerreotypes. Taken ustantaueousy and
adapted to the production Of large groups Made only
BRADY i, 358 Broadway, Thompson's SALOON
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On ANTmorE 10 MALARIA.
Equally certain . Preventive Cure
ONLY REMEDY YRU FROM POISONOUS DRuGsi
NEW YORK June II, 1855
have made q chemical examination Of Rhodes fever
and ague antidote to malaria and have tested it
for arsenic mercury quinne and strychAins bas nave
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
' JAMES r. Chiffon, n. D., Chemist
Lxwsnusa, July u, 1855
Mr.. j. A. RHopn: Dear sir--I have but three bottles
sst during this month am now perfectly satisfied that
II win cure the sgae have lived here four years. and
bed the ~ the time ~ yoss III ans
praise 1t the only thing that will cure it. shall want
some more soon as you can ssad IL. Let me know
cali for It. And hoping to receive another lot soon
main yours, most respectfully 9: R. as;IS Sa
DR. J. A. RHoDu: Dear sir-Your cure for the fever
and ague has thus FAR performed wonders. II has not
y ns e
q he Please send us " four Dozen so
have but three bottles fem.ip1 2fR5 Ss %As
Nessrs Barr Goulden Aurora, ILL.,, July O. 1885, ad-
wise that 1.-The Cue Ia selling very well. We have
lost and consider II thing; also recommend
IT in preference to anything else" ,
Mr.. ]. A. RHoDEn-Dear Sir-Send me half q gross Of
your Fever and Ague Cure, possible as have
neglected to order till sold the last bottle.
Some of the most remarkable cures made in New York
have been Of persons who have derived only temporary
relief from the best Of other remedies offered FOR sale
and beg leave to suggest 70 sgue sufferers that II is
safest to try the only harmless remedy first For further
evidence Of the upvarying efficacy Of my "Antidote
Malaria the public are respectfully referred to every
dealer who has sold It, G H. Ring, Esq 192 Broadway,
has retaed large quantities. and purchaser has
complained and is not likely they win. Directions
few and simple, but must be strictly followed.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, r. l.
Geo. H. Bates wholesale agent 133 Water street and
for sale by c. H. Ring c. " Cickener Co.. r. c. Wells
Co. Brooklyn, Mrs N. Hayes, and druggists generally
throughout The United States and Canadas
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Holl0way'a P1Ds-POSsess most AstOnlsh.
ing power in the OF general debility and aing
the system The surprising effect OF these wonderful
ps Is such restore health when it appears lost
forever. Sold at the manufactures No so Maiden lane
New York, and pa Strand London and by all Druggists
at 20 cents 62H cents and 81 per pot or box.
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A Tasteful Hat.-It is worth while to drop
In at hNOxs hat store, Of Fulton street and
Broadway, and ut 533 Broadway TO examine his extern
share As manufacturer of these articles he stands
Iivrled and every is adding 10 his reputation.
He may be considered the halter par excellence Of the
rtfv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

800 Pairs Hack Cashmere Pants Manu-
heturcd Tor Broadway store worth 80 for ~ so blue
-rcss coats, SO nrhyr cfssm"ro saiis sl1 - tN'N
CON- . -...--.-.. n - 7. -. 100.
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npTpT ~ no Cinu - i"ftts a. y, " ~,
W IsN.-ka swssf i s.airs = ~ ~ = tssrr,
Fales rousi ~ - ssf4ftJ ta rsnsl ~ 49," -
49,. -. !, -. IA ssrssea 10Th hsEier '<sn
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