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We have repeatedly challenged the adopts IN
II e modern at of ghost-seeing, splrlt-raPpllg,
tsble.tippire, and the ike, TO state single new
Truth which their pretended revelations have
added to the sum Of human knowledge, but as
vet they have not been sble TO meet the proposal.
Instead OF il, however, We have had tom tnem
several propositions to engage IN the dlscuSs'oa
of various abstract moral, religious or fantastic
torics. which from the pature of the case We
have been constituted TO decline. To-day, how
ever. We are favored with a letter from
Mr.. Charles Partridge, narratog certalo expert
ences of mis- in Ohio, and as one of the most
curious stories Of this curious Development, we
lay il before our readers.
AS to the truth Of this narrative we do not
propose to engage in any argument. The facts
Mr.. Partridge AYERS to have been witnessed by
many persons, who can testify to the fidelity OF
his report But admitting for the moment that
everything actually happened as 1t Is here
stated. and that it was all the work OF ghosts
out of the BODY, we fail to perceive that 1t Is
any the less absurd, childish and disgusting on
that account That spirits emancipated from
the flesh should blow trumpets, take Oh what
seems to be human hands and legs, ring bells,
play guitars and perform other antics, may all be
possible; but when Mr.. Partridge proceeds with
his narrative, and details the peri FINANCES of
these ghostly Prestgator', we seek in vain for
any hing that should command our respect.
Their sayings when not childish are usually
commonplace, ard their acts, hardly even
executing the worship they are said to en-
gage in, are totally destitute Of any ele-
waited purpose. 1t is pitinbe to see men
otherwise not lacking in Judgment, following
after such manifestations, regarding them
as evidence of spiritual existence and Of the
immortality Of the soul. In saying this we do
not say that they are pure deusion, and taat
the phenomena are caused by trlckery; but
that, admitting they are produced by the
agencies to which Mr.. Partridge and his friends
attribute them, they are utterly beneath the
notice of eyery person Of sense who can devote
his time to any useful occupation And we
car not but regard it as melancholy illustration
of human weakness, that 30 many people
should be- LED to regard things so intrinsctlly
silly ard unreliable with Difference and even
with reverence as authentic and trustworthy
expressions and illustrations of spiritual truth.
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.uferer s.imuants Of brandy or ammonia, or
tie two together; administer them constantly
and freely till he shows signs Of returning seasi-
bnity-ip doing this there is little or no danger
Of intoxi ating him or Of harmiog HIM 10 any
ps1ticuisr-apply mustard Poultices freely to
his chest. abdomen aud eXtrem'tes, keep ne hls
head well bathed with an abundance of cold
water.
The best preveatives are light, well-yensilased
straw hate. with a wet handkerchief worn in-
side on the top Of the head. Great caution
should be observed before drinking whue
heated and exhausted, to first wet tce head
temples and wrists In Indis II is the commonest
accident of the climate. Among the European
residents there is great dread Of it, aud every
precautioa is taken to prevent It's occurrence;
persons keep within doors always between the
hours of eight and six, unless called abroad By
business; and in the streets they wear large
dome shaped bats, made of the pith of the Sola
tree. which is lighter than cork. These hats
have an arched aperture in the top to procure
the freest ventilation.
In order 10 resuscitate man from the pro-
found coma of coup de sOleil, f4ge lstion with
switches or small whips has been employed IN
India. as in cases Of narcotizing with opium.
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Business Notices.
EEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July 81.
Circulation over $4,000.

TIE NEWBORN WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor this
week contains the following
/ FpITORIALS: Slavery Restriction MT Sectional
Whoss OK and whose Cow; TIE English Newspaper
taupt AID Ezpl1na' ion 4 Word 20 FOr-ru- Born
iaen's; Imported Liqu Fusion, How II W0rNi
HAves; Sectional Chpstian y; The Old story
h Late Lord Raglan. &c.
uREvIEw or THE WEEK: Giving IN a condemned
conspicuous form the latest aud most important
events hat have 'ranspired IN New Iofk City, the
United States Mexico aud Europe
IuBARON HUMBOLDT AND AMERICAN Al
AIRS: Letter from Germany.
W..POIIT1CkL INTELLIgE nee: Louidsnai Omoi
Indians; New am pshire Ksusas; Missouri
y..AURDER AND SUICIDE AT ST. LOUIS
VI..TBIHGS IN KANSAS: ENtrEets from letter rom
ci zen Of Kansas
1.-THE REPULSE AT SEVASTOPOL
yul THE STATE OF EUROPEi Letter from Our Cor.
reap nde {, A. r. C., describing tae PHh0'Pa4 ''"'
10 Eu5ope.
x..FROM BOSTON Letter from Correspondent at
x..LATFR FROM EUROPE; By the steamship csnads
Hsi'fsk-
x..0ov. REEDERs MESSAGE
XII mOBBING a MURDERER.
XIII..NIW PUBLICATIONS: AmeiicAn Novels
XV..OUR LAWYERS AND LAW SCHOOLS:
XV..COMMON SCHOOLS IN NEW-JBhSE1.
xyI..A LETTER FROM mir GREELEY; from Pa'@
20 ChEuouni1
XvII..TGE AOKICULTUAAL COLLE1Es ,,,
XVIII. The LATEST NEWS 81 lbLEOhAPh
XIX MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XxTHE nARkETS: Full Reports Of tho STOCK Money
Cotton Grain, Cattle aud other Markets, specially
reported tor The Tribune.
SUpsCRIPTiOA-One copy Tor year, tSi three copies
aJt Eve copies. $Sj ten copies. Sl2.
Single oorr wrappers be obtaned Of the counter II
the Publication Once this morning. f1oe 81 cents
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TIE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FIENDiSH OUTRAGE.

SYRACUSE, Friday, July d. 1856
The night express tras going ives, on the Central
Road ran Off the track at u O'Clock last nj ghi about
time miles west OF h place, owing to some villains
having misplaced rail. NJ. Deyo Of Springfield.
Msss., bad a shoulder broken; Henry Siearns. the
conducts was badly cut and bruised about the head
and face Mr.. Harrison, the engineer, bad al arm
broken; and number of Others were more or less
bruised, but none seriously.
The President of the New-York Central Railroad
offers a reward Of 1000 for the apprehension aud
conviction of the perpetrators Of this outrage. The
cars were not much broken and the track was sufi-
GENTLY in order this morning to admit of the trains
running az usual.
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The n \. DAILY Times has an amusing tissue
Of bunders apropos of the degree of LII. ID.
which the Hon. Samuel a. Eliot didn't receive
at the recent commencement OF Harvard Uni
versity The Hon Samuel's name is murdered
TO begin with, aud he is then stated to have
written The History IF Liberg-a ~ell-koown
work from the pen of a Boston scholar, but as
fol- above the calber of the Hon. advocate of
the FUgitiye-Slsye bill, as his political course
has been sbhorrent to the first principles of
Liberty.
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A train or the New-YOrk Central Railroad
was partially thrown of the track night before
last, near Syracuse in consequence OF the dis
placing of rail- The engineer, conductor and
two or three others, were seriously Injured.
reward Of five thousand dollars is offered for the
capture of the human devil who removed the
rail. II there is evera case where Justice should
forget Mercy, it is such as this. The fend who
thus attempts wholesale murder deserves more
excraciatfug Punishment t,un human invention
has SC. d.so0v6 red.
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1t will be seen by notice in this mornings TRIBUNE
that the Free-Soil feeling in City is spontaneously
assuming practical form for this Falls campaign.
We are happy to award the credit of pioneers in this
movement to the workingmen OF the Eleventh Ward,
who have organized Free-SoiI Republican Club
which we trust will do honor to their Ward and the
principles which they advocate. 1t is an example
which should be Immediately followed by the lovers Of
Freedom in every Ward in the City, and in every
town ia the State.
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No notice cen Of synonymous Communications What
intended foT uGcrn must b anihenceted o mo
meme and eidre OF tho w'erno necessarily for pubca-
ton, bot guarantee OF bic good faith
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
TO Our MISUNDERSTANDING, In sending us eHittancss ire
ouen;lv the Of tho POstOhce, and
ty frequently the Of the ste 10 which their paper
il be eutalwsys mention the name OF the PotCIss
and state.
Subscribers TIE TRIBUNE wishing their Post Once adj
dress chan ged should IN all give their present PoO
and specify which edition, whether Daily, Semi Weekly,
eeky; club sub cbers should give date Of susenpton
This would frequently prevent delay.
SUBSCRIBERS wishing to hav the direction Of Tia TRIBUNE
cbsused must ate the old address well the
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Psi UPsmos.-This fire. ternity gather this year at
Yale College, in New Haven CT from their different
Chapters at Harvard, Union, Amherst, Brown, Dart
mouth, ard other colleges where it has branches.
The Yale Chapter promise their graduated brethren
and the undergraduates from other colleges warm
reception and good time Poem and Grafton on
Tuesday evening ne1 the cath, aud the anuual din
ner al the Tontine Hotel on Wednesday evening.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

BosroN, Friday, July 90, ls55-P. NJ.
We were visited with very refreshing rain thus
forenoon, and the weather continues cloudy, with
fine easttrly breeze. The thermometer stands at IT,
III the shade
CIFcINSATI, Thursday, Jaly 10, 1885.
The weather is most intensely hot here. The ther
mometer is at 96o in the shade
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July 30 p. M.
The weather has been very sultry here during the
day storm commenced at o'clock this eyeaing
which decidedly cooled the atmosphere.
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We publish at length the Message of Governor
Reeder 10 the Missouri Kansas Legislature 1t
points have been already furnished by telegraph.
The Governor strongly insists upon the right of
the settlers of Kansas to frame their own laws,
and oppose all fo eien int rfereDce.
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SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS.

BALTIMORE, Friday, July 20. 1855.
New.Orlesns papers of Saturday last are received.
Daniel Callahan, the principal in the Corduroy alley
tragedy executed that city the day pre- yiois
The steamboat Wade Allen was burnt at Mobile on
SUNDAY last ard one life was lost
Col Bissell has so far recovered from the sickness
which detained him at Washington to permit OF his
leaving for his home in Indiana.
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Tucker HEARD FRow.-7he Syael'e STANDARD
says; correspondent at Beaverton writes that j. n.
T. Tucker, who recently escaped from the Lunatic
ASYLUM. was seen at Beaverton on Friday last, and
recognized by three individuals, who are acquainted
with him. He passed under the assumed name Of
sherman and wanted 10 sell no,es which he said
he held against persons at Beaverton.
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THE AMERICA OUTWARD BOUND.

HALIFAX, Friday July 70, 1913.
The steamship America arrived here at aud
sailed again at 8 o'clock this morning for Liverpool
She was detained little by the fog
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The Weather yesterday was quite COOL with
heavy rain all the afternoon. AT midnight our
thermomt ter marked only 100 against go TWEEN.
ty-four hours previous.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT, July 20, 1885.
On the Vermont Central Railroad last night, when
Milton the engine OF passenger train exploded
the dead bodies Of the engineer and fireman and MIR.
Brush the conductor. were discovered. IL Is not
known if any more lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
SCHOONER SUNK AND FIVE LIVES LOST.

OsNISp, frluaY July ~, 1900
The steamer America OF the international Line when
opposite the Genesee River this morning ran into the
schooner Emblem of Wilson, cutting her in two. Five
of the crew. including the captain aud mate aud one
passonger all of the Emblem, were drowned. Inc
America was uniniured.
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LIQUOR CASE AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Thursday, July ~, 1899.
Judge Morris of New-fork issued writ of habeas
corpus here to-day for under arrest for selling
LIQUOR. The warrant for tie arrest Was issued by
COUNTY Judge Mexican. and the babeas corpus Is ro-
turnable tomorrow.
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scene describes il as can infantry Balaklavs.
This is perfectly jdst, and sums up 10 the brief
e.t manner the criticisms which all intelligent
military men must make upon this caismitous
repulse.
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EROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Friday, July 90 1885.
Judge Gichrist of the Court of Claims, is Frustrated
by sever diarrhes; there has consequently been no
session Of the Court Of Claims to-day.
Gen technique, Eek president of Peru, has arrived
here.
The thermometer stands at 81 in the shade
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORIEANs Wednesday, July Is, isS5.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at tins
port with Havana dates to the 18th instant, but the
news is unimpoTtant.
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Philadelphia is in a state of excitement just
now about u case of attempted liberation of GER
tain slaves, the property of Col. Wheeler, United
States Minister TO Central America.
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NEW PIANOS FOR Sl5O.-HoRAcE WATERS,
Broadway, prepared t. furnish tl-ocsve
Planes with iron fumes and circular scales the nte or work
same a. $500 very low price of $685.
eafisfscffQn.
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Netpalprk Daily Iihm,re
SATURDAY, JULY q, 1856.
rn rORRESPONDEETS.

Advertisements for Hr TRIBUNE Of Monday ought be snt
ia before O'Clock Saturday evening.
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NEW ROUTE TO sCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN, Friday, July 20, 1855,
ope, ed on MONDAY next via the New'Jersey Central
ReilroAd and Hampton
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WAsHIsGToS-In this County the law seems ee1er-
ally 10 be hseived only two or three arreets for
drunkenness have been made.
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The New
YoRK TmBUEE can be left with the following Agents:
PARs.-Charles Hartwick, No. Is Rue Vivienne.
LoNDoN.-Mr. w. Thomas, Nos. 10 and 81 Cath
arine-street, Strand.
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
The SrMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe. 1t will contain all the latest News up to
the time of going press Single copies in wrappcrs
ready for mailing, can be had at the counter in the
publication Office. Price Six Cents. The steamship
North Star will leave this port for Southampton and
Hayre To-Day at 10 O'Clock.
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UAPB. MOUNT BRYpcts, T. w. July ~ 100
Meeare S. {. HEKRrSe Co New lolk-GsSrs: My store.
with the couteufs totally DESTROYED BY tire the night OF
the 50 Of This month My books and number Of valuable
per al saved by being Of SAFES usht from
Mr. Bedoome your scent Ia London. March. The Safe
WAS perfectly red hot T hours and the brass knob and
plate melted of have just ordered larger
shall have pleasure ia
mcndnE friends ueghboss purchase Sates which
an well satisfied what they pretend 10 betrc-ProoL
remain yOurs. sespec fully, J. W. EMERSON
The hand s sale the
Of FIxE BUKGLASPRooF SsS 10 the word guaranteed
be equal the shove and superior any other oRe.ed
60 the public ) C. HERRING CO.,
sreen Block. Nos. 1856, 81 aud lSs Wsterst, n. Y.
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TUTTLE's EMP RUM

Ensish. french German aud American
FAkcv GncUs, NoVELTiES ANp TOYS,
No. SA5 Bruadwzy
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THE GREATEsT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE-

HYAT1's PATENT LIGHTS AT HALF PRICE,
See awe enent In smother column under ChAa'e' II
Business Men
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sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The following is the Table of Contents OF The
SEMlWEpKLY TRIBUNE. No 1859:
EDITUBIALsi whose OK aud Whose Cow An
T1psDatiou; Fusion; How Il works. sec,'ouA!
Chlistisnyi The Missouri Conyenoni VISIT Of
Capt. Adams 10 japan.
1.-THE MISSOURI KANSAS LEGISLATIVE
u..THE FOURTH IN KANSAS: Letter from Cor
respondent a, Council Ciy. ksnsas Territory
NMErHODIsT PREACHERS MOBBED
v..THE PRoHlBITOkr LIQUOR Law II. op-
sTsGn n S,o1 Scra dss Luz.
engtuIFh Wsteryile, saretogs Wotertown q, Her
ty. Purslo, end Utca-
yu.MOBBING A MURDERER.
VIII HORRID MURDER OF A WIFE.
IX..A TRENCH ROMANCE.
X..A petition DEFINED.
XI.HEW PUBLICATIONS.
XII. FROM BOSTON: Letter from Correspondent at
Boston.
XIII. FROM VERMONT; Letter from Correspondent
Ut Burlington
xiy.LIFE IN IOWA; Letter from Correspondent at
Grnuel. roweshek Co., Iowa.
Xy..BERMUDA; Letter from Correspondent at Der
xvI..INTHRE yIlNg NEWS FROM KiNNEYs
EXPEDITION.
XVII. THE STATE or EUROPE: Letter from Our
Own Correspondent OF London
XVIII. BARON HUMBOLDT AND AMERICAN Az
FAIRS.
LATER FROM EUROPE: By the steamship Can
Xxx. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXI. .PRO-SLANEh1 ~
LEXINGTON.
xxi. CITY ITEMS.
XIII. BROOKLYN ITEMS
XIV THE WAR: The Repulse at sevasiopo
XIV. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XxyI ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
XVII .NEw-HAMPShIRE AND SLAVERY.
XVIII. AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW
ORLEANS.
xxx THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO
---s,' IRON LAKE SUPERIOR.
AAAi'.mA"s~.aE,S AND DEATHS.
XXAIl.. WHALERS
yxXIU. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. VIII Repora Of the
SiOcA, Money, Cotton, Uia,., ,....., esd gther
Markets, specially reported tor The Tribune.
THf SsMiWtEELY Tribune Is furnished subscribers at
-
Five ooyses al . ss1. ccrlrs wrsppers be OBJ
tanned 81 D. -..s plhhcai5on Ohice this morning
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, NALlSES, &c.-Ihe largest
stock and greatest yauey Of TeAvEINC rRuNgs &c m the
the lowest retail piice OF broadway All Mai
den LaIe, under Howard Hotel.
Ckoven & FITzelsALp. Manufaeturers.
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possible 20 lave collection q ladies' l.im baby
shol premium OF SloCO would Be De found
healthy vgoruus those who have taken these
Pills sold the manufactures No 20 Maid Newly ork.
and No. "a Strand Lond0n and by oil druggists 25 cents
ga cents and 81 per box.
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PIANOS possessing In their inproy Of ard
sngs power aud mpass Of TO the Grand Pianos
Sole agency for 7. Gilbert Co.'S, Haet Camst1ns Wood
ward Browne snd Jacob Chickering'S Boston Pianos; aud
constantly Pianos from 1--WE of the best New
pauufacorea Each instrument guaranteed ettre
con Iurchae money returned Second baud Pianos Of
varieties and bahas Pianos 70 aud al
lowed puohese Pianos for sale mOothy sole
Agency for D. H. ". Smiths celebrated NtLODEOEs,
(uned the equal Compartments
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE A@E-
AWAER.NTED RGMEDY.-DR- roBIass VESiTiAS LISiasAI
Ia cerfsu cure for Group Colds, Coughs hheu Ausn S's
Tlroot Ufscsche ftothache Numps. Cut, Od sofes
From Mr John Warm Importer OF Needles ishin iAc g
Sc. No. 90 Maidenlsne ,,... r 49,,
Hsvire u.e8 for several years Dr. TobAss VEiTAS I'M
HrNr u NV fny aud 10 10 my TRENDS Wl9-t
m ever falling the many complaints Tor Vheh II ~,
hscn tIied sfords pleasure % testify 70 the -am7 a
Eel assured accomplish al that Dr. ToBAs states IN ms
pamphlet 'ohN A
NEw-YORK. Feb. 10, 1854
Ihave used Dr. Topass rENTAS LSlAENT fog three years
and have found n certain remedy for Chronic Rhsupstis
Dysenfery Coughs Vomiting, and Pains Of all ENDS, and
recon invaluable article en never without u,
nor Go intend " be- II Is TO be purchased.
JosE.H hICHoLL No 10 Essex-st
From Mrs W. y. Cornish.
Mr. ToBIAs-Sir. One children severely attacked
WITH Group and used your VlHI1iAs LINsNT which gave
immediate and really think 1t the Of saving
rsy child's lie Under consideration would be wtnont
boite IN nv house. coDder il ceran remedy tor
Scads and Bruises having thofcu y tested FOR the same
ysbursh n Y Mach 1854. SARAH CORNISH.
PTces - and % Depot No 60 Coufandtst Sod BY
ell DruEgsts.
ARTIFICIAL LEGs.-" PALMERs PATENT tor
ara M
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For Fever and Acue-DEsnlER's Pills.


RRoDEs's FUvSR ACVE CVRs, esob 81; INDIA CHoLN
GoGUE. 81 So For Dopsy, Gravel Sc-WoLFEs ScSEiDAN
ScHAAPFS. 81. For Rheuws ismhYATT's Lars BALsAM %
cents AID MYrESs ExTRACr Rock Ross. - For Suppres
sion. Ohsirucon Sc.-NsN HANBsRr's ftNALE MONTHLY
Puts 81 For DaIIhea, Cholera Mobg. &c-NT Il 'YEss
sIkVg nts and SvNs's DiARRBEA M.xrVRE 2i and @5
ceuu each AZ CUIoNs No II Bowery.
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FEATHERS, BIDDING, X C.-COnStantly on hand,
Sompr,ans 10 par large assortment Of hAts MArTSEssCs
fEAlHtR Bnos, fAiLLAssEs. COTs BEDsTEADs BLANNsTs
and C"MtoSrKKs at No $50 Chshta o. corner Of Mul5rcy
Wholesale AVID retail. MARTIN WILLARD. Agent
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GESTLRMES's SUsPRSDERs-In all desIreo'e
stylss wholesale and retail, also superior REaDYMaDf
SHIRTS, Byron COLLARS. and Summer usoks ,AkshsI''
Prices low Ira PLEECo l. 5oS, No 81 S4ssanst
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR QCLTNG

CboAK NAETILLA COAT Innings. - Manufacturers are
requested t. call and examine large size SHUTTLE Ma
cnisEs specially adapted for quilting These machines viii
finer thread without breaking. aud thus less
and running very high speed, Will accomplish far
WORK than any other The great Of usins hese
machines can be clearly demonstrated.
NJ ,iNGtR & Co. No. 1928 Broadway.
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July 20-TUERMOMETTR AT 95.-Grass Linen
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ARTIFICIAL LEGs-" PAIHER'S PATENT tor
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