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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BosIos Wednesday, August 90, 1856.
The adjourned meeting of TIE Committee aopointed
TO make fusion party took place ut thu United s stes
Hotel this afternoon. TIE Chapman Hall Commitiee
insisted on calling convention for the formaon Of 9
party. The other Committees, repr asenting the
Know Something's, Know Nohings aud Re )ublicsns
opposed this on the ground that the Committees
OPP oited for the special purpose Of call ng Conyen
ton of all men opposed to the extension OF Slavery
and that the people in Convention, and not the Com
mttoes, should coy wbet or new party should be
formed, and what that party should BE- called
A call tor delega-e convention was finally agreed
III Oh. IL is tie same as that issued by the knoF-
Something and Republican Committee last week, and
dess mating September 20 as the day for holding del
egafe convention al Worcester.
The call is signed by John w. Foster, President Of
Il Enow No;tlss; T. NJ Aldrch, President Of the
Know-SomethiDgs; tx Governor B u well, Ellis Gray
LEROY Increase Sumner, Homer Bartlett. lv-rs Phu-
lips Senator Wilson L NJ Wright Secretary OF STATE
St phen C.. Phillips James Nj. Burlington, NJ. G., Il.
NJ. Conen, NJ. {. and others.
Samuel Hoer, III. DAM, G. f. Adams Charles
Allen and Moses kinball declined TO sign the call for
delegate conventions aud have issued with Others,
cal for meeting to form a new party to be held
at the snue time and place.
The ANTI Nebraska Mass Meeting held in New-Sa-
lem, Franklin Co, yesterday, was large and enthus
asc.
Charles A Perry of Ne vSalem presided, with twen-
ty.two Vice-P Pre- sideIts and six Secrerarfs.
Among The speakers were +. NJ. Wight Secretary
of State; John w. Foster President Of the X. N.
State Council; o. Brew,ter OF Bos on; s. r. tlanseom
of Roxbury, and otbeIa.
Alto large meeting of the Know Nothing Council ia
our First War' last night resolution requesting MIR.
Foster the President Of the Stato Council, TO call an
unaduliersted Know Noting State Convention fof
noDn attn State officers, was passed. Tois Is ieemd
important indicating rbe part of the Ofder de-
termination TO oppose all further steps toward fu'on
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THE soFT-sHELL STATE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Aug 30 1855.
The Democratic (Soft-Shell) State Convention as
sembled here ct 10 o'clock to-day.
Mr. LAss1sG called the meeting to order, and on his
motion ROBERT CAMPBELL Of Steuben was appointed
Chairman, pro tenn.
On motion, Messrs. John Cochrane, Findlay N. King
of Cayuga, NJ. Ballard of Cortland, and Green Of
New.York, were chosen Secretaries.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, on taking the chair, made few re-
marks. He hoped each delegate would faithfully rep
resent bis constituents in order that the party might
devise measures TO render itself as successful in
former years.
On motion of Mr.. BALLARD q Committee of two
from each Judicial District was appointed to propose
officers for the permanent organization of the Conven
ton. The following gentlemen were appointed said
Committee: Messrs. Kelly Small johnson, Mabbs,t,
Hogeboum, McConihe, Jr., SANFORD, Pond, Star
buck Cabs, Ballard Parker Clark, Narrower, Purdy
ard Piper.
Double Gets of delegates appearing from Science
tady, Mr.. yASDERPooL moved that Committee of
FIVE decide between the contestants. Carried.
The following Committee was appointed: Messrs.
vanderpooI, Perry, Heaton, Rose, Godfrey.
On motion of Mr.. CHASE, the Convention then took
a recess till o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At O'Clock this afternoon the Convention reassem-
bled, and Mr.. Sanford being absent, Mr. Judson was
substituted for him on the Organization Committee.
After considerable discussion to the admission Of
Mr.. Macarthur az substitute for Mr.. Waterbury of
ReIsselaer, that gentleman was admitted.
The Committee on Organization then reported the
following name. for permanent officers Of the Conven-
tion and also the resolution annexed
RosERT KELLY, Chsirmani Joseph l. BALDWIN James Muir
Doug Joseph Avery, Benjamin r. Skinner, Json Clark,
Simeon Greene Christopher Fellows James T. TnompeJa,
John Lsph-m ssmue ELLSWORTH VIM Vsndervoort, Hiram
sackett Predents Stephe Dodge Gideon o. Chase.
fIdsy NJ kirs, Hiram Perry, Secretaries.
hscre6 That the In the Convention be hed
by the appointment Of those who reside in the respective coun
ties vheFs the vacancies exkt.
Considerable excitement created by this resolu-
ton, it being considered that such resolution was
not within The province ofthe Committee. The reeolu
ton would exclude Gen Nye, no had been appointed
BY Mr. Floyd of Suffolk as a substitute for Mr. Rose
Of that county.
Gen. ME- was allowed 70 speak in defense of bis
substitution, which be did at some length and quite
eioquenuy.
Mr.. SMALL Of New-York stated that he had always
been with Gen. Nye in politics, but he not believe that
a person who lived in one county should represent
another county BY substitution.
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WING CITY NOMINATIONS.

The Wing City Convention met at the Brosd-
way House last night, organized by the choice Of
NERwN X. BREWER as Chairman, and GEORGE
dominate
Fer COEfroNsr. I. HAWS.
For street CosHissioner. .......JAME5 DEWEY.
Fer Con. E,pairs and Syrplies. JACOB L. DODGE.
Fer City Izs1eetor. W. scHAFFER.
For Ce7por0tien Cosnai......THEO L ToMLiHS0S.
For { or Of TIE hinrHouSt....Dr. JAMES n WOOD.
None of these candidates, We believe, are
on the Ozark Lantern" Ticket, as we regret
10 perceive that Drs. PERRY aud HILL, nomi-
mated the night before for Coroners, are. Mr..
HAws has been twice Alderman of the Tenth, and
served to general acceptance. He is capsule,
INTEL gem, an experienced merchant aud will
N ,ke vsluobe Officer if elected. Mr.. DODGE
was formerly Alderman of the Ninth, aud is popa
lar among tbe working Wings. Mr. DEWEY is
still young man, but once held a responsible
position Under the City, the duties of which we
believe he discharged acceptsbly. These three
have character, ability and troops Of friends,
and their lanes bring strength TO the ticket.
AS to Mr. ScHAFFER, having said our sag of him
on former occasion, We shall for this time let
"expressive silence NIUE his praise We
car t rejoice that he was nominal d, bat we are
glad Morton u0s MT.
Ar TO Mr.. ToMIIssON, the time has been when
we should have gladly and heartily supported
him for ary Office just now, we do no. con.
sider the duties of Counsel to the Corporation
quite coDpat bic with those of attorney-in-chief
10 the inv. oetying rumsellers, and stump orator
for the piIatIcal emigrant runners. We may
zee new light on the subject, but it does not yet
beE IN to dawn Oh our vision.
DR.. WOOD was the regular Wing nominee for
Alms-Ho Governor last year, and is in every
way capable and worthy. AS we have before
stated, his competitor in the Nominating Con-
vtrtion was young Joe Taylor, who, upon falling
to get the nomination, came out as the Know
Notni>g candidate and was elected where Dr.
Wood oueht TO have been, and would have been
but for the votes thrown away by the City Re-
form party
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CAPSIZING OF THE SCHOONER KNICKER-
BOCKER-THREE LIVES LOST.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1855
TIE schr Knickerbocker, Capt Richards, osps'zed
of SbeboygaD Sunday at noon, the vessel turning
bottom up. Capt. Richards and two Of the crew were
drewnedi two Others reached the shore safely. Ioe
Knickerbocker was owned in Milwaukee and wa
bound thither. Her cargo is total loss and was I'M
insured.
The census for the south division Of Chicsgo Is com
peted. Population, aO,O56. The same diyis'os 10
June, 1851, had population Of 2i,693 and in 1850
1888.
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Aep:lurk DAILY Gribrule
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1855.

on, FRIENDS will obge US by always addressing letters
sinns mop'y ubc ipons the Pa1ihes AID those
tanning for columns the Eoy of TaE TsrBUsE
disregard Of this distinction often delay and loss And
do not send addressed any individual Editor marked
private" bis absence may delay the opening Of the letter
I'll the in oTrna ion Will have lost ts vslue.
We always glad to receive items Of accounts Of he
state Of the Crops &C. in business etters but in such
plesse address them distinctly the Editors and
them by wide practicable from the business
mart O he letter.
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
NEW. ORLEANS. Monday, Aug.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Aug. q, 1855.
A letter from Brownsville states that Zacatecas
would pronounce on the 10th inst. San Luis Potosi
had pronounced against the Government, and /, 500
men were sent to Vidaurr, who would march on Mat
amoiss on the Goth. Gen. Vol still commands
Mstsmcras.
NEw.ORLEASs. Tuesday, Aug. 2s, 1855.
The Sen Antonio Sentinel Of the leth inst. mentions
the arrival Of Col. Rodel from the headquarters Of
the rvolutionists in Northern Mexico. He says VI
dauni lie willing to deliver 10 their owners all fugitive
slaves escaping to Mexico, and is anxious to make
raty therefor.
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One Of those awful Wholesale slaughters
which periodically occur on our railroads hap
pened yesterday near Burlington, New-Jersey.
About twenty per sons were instantly killed and
seventy wounded, many of whom will probably
never recover. We give in another column
such particulars as we can gather from our tele
graphic correspondent and from passengers. 1t
is a frightful story.
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STATE UNIvERsALIsr CONVENTION:

UTICA NcODcruat mug
This morning the Rev Mr.. Skinner presented to
port Oh education which was sccected.
a resolution recommending National Couvenaoa
of the nomination 70 take for the adoPoon
OF Liturgy was adopted. II.
The Clinton Liberal Ins'i ute was taten under tne
ehsree OF the Convention, a, the Rev. NJ btco =,
New,YoIk made report to the Board Of h iuoau""
of its dODes and condition.
Trustees en- powered 10 take dehoie acpon 70.
the location of the proposed Theological school, anu a.
Committee was appointed to raise $4,000 Tor tna' w
ject by subsc iption.
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The overpOwering pressure of public opinion
has thoroughly frightened the Hndoo Know-Noth.
Of Northern indignation they have thrown over
board the Philadelphia Platform and adopted a
pretty strong Free-Soil arrangement. Tue dele
gates almost unanimously deserted the Pro-Slavery
plank, only three or four objecting to the Pla form
adopted
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FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1855.
Dates from Kansas TO Monday evening are received.
4 bull for the election of all territorial officers by the
present Legislature was passed. and the two Houses
were in joint session carrying out the elections The
bill provides that all local officers, including sherifs
constsbes. ASSESSOR &C. for the next six years shall
be elected by the present Legislature.
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INDIANA STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

IsDIANAPoLIs, "wednesday, Aug. %, 1855.
The Democratic State Convention il now 10 session
at this place and it is estimated that not less than from
$4,000 to 90 900 people present delegates in.
tefts'ed sneciatorp. Great enthusiasm prevails.
Among other prominent gentlemen present, we notice
judge A. II. Hovey, the Hon. Juo. Il Davis, Col.
Carpenter of Kentucky, and the Hon. !. NJ. Allen u
Ilinois
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The news from Norfolk ard Portsmouth is that
tire fever is rapidly increasing. There have
been 800 deaths in Portsmouth since The cpl
demic broke OFT All the newspapers have been
suspended in both cities. Mayor Woods of
Norfolk died day before yesterday.
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WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

MADIsos, Wis wednesday, Aug. 30, 1855.
The Wisconsin Democratic State Convention met
here this afternoon. The Hon. Harrison G. Herbert
was chosen President pro ten. and H. Powers, Score
rory. Governor Barstow's friends have decisive
majority in the Convention, and he will probably re-
ceiye the nomination,
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The Softs at Syracuse did nothing important
yesterday, The Platform Committee, it is said,
will to-day report two sets of resolutions, when q
jolly good time is anticipated.
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enf ore susruteod ssve entire satisfaction purchase
0ncY m ndcd ~ Lc lowest pos BILE prce should cal ct the
r-s Musc store OF HORACE WATtKs, No. 8j Broadway
or assormcnf celebrated PIANOS Is the largest Ia the
nfer stc-f prices defy competition, and terms
srconmadsfins adapt themselves 70 the condition Of
1 See names following celebraed kes whose PA
m constantly Horace WsterSs Mo ieu lmpro we'd
Ptros r. Gilbert Co "reu Pianos VIII without
Hniln. Huler Cumstons Woodward Browns and Jacob
Ctone Bostor Pianos and m addition. thoso Of five Other
NrYak maters secondhand Pianos ct great bargains
~ rent allow I'd purchases Sole Agency for
the FL 3D. n. w SagRs Premium NELoDEokS. tuned
l.. al. l.--r 80
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DFpARTuRE OF THE AMERICA.

Boston, Wednesday Aug ~ io'. -.
The Royal Mail steamship America sailed ,ron nA "a
port to-day with ll3 passengers for Liyerpoo' e1
for Halifax. She takes out $5f7, 400 in specie
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The reader will find considerable political
matter of interest io our telegraphic columns.
We have not space for special reference.
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WIGS! WIGs!! WIGS y!

WHITING the city Informed that the best place 70
,st Ornamental Hsr Work Is Ct hspHV.sr Css NO. "a
hefe they have hand the Largest the cheapest
ard best assortment Of WIGS, Tovrkfs bscA aoa FRONT
RsIIDs, BAEDs, CvfLs, he
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srrlNG MAcnINrs ANn SUITS FOR INFRINGE


always ready for any either in tn
spaps the courts ssasy to maintain rights
and efebih the truth We have numerous suits Peadins
aaufi tho SEWING Machines Of the Wheeler Wson Manu-.
fatus Co. and those made by Grover Baker Co. Those
schnf. uure four distinct patents belonging 70 aud
ty cininauhed legal scientific and
chauca the United states that there doubt Of
froct. suits agsiust then.
Nathaniel Wheeler and q. q Potter two wise from tho
Fast trying make the public believe that Patent issued
last J. s. Couhut, the device of feed
wheel uOV Used Sewing Machines Il is not We
prepared 90 establish by po1i The following points:
That tie rotary oioh feeder of consnt is not eedwhee
but simply metallic hoop with bstry pins upon one edge
That The baster PATENT by Elias Howe. r., Septem
Der 10 1915 precisely the device clai ned by
That baster plato the segment Of hop with
rn. and required be made longer 20 be c)mpiee
circle pers Interested examine the original machine
AR Howe york. and satisfy himself OF
che perfect Identity of Hcwos bssterPate wi Consnts
feeder.
That COnan Ia March. R5 yolunt 4ry withdrew his
rcaon q Patent after reflections OF his claim. without
Appealing sccordg law That the device In question
into public with his and allowance md thai
lsn years elapsed before he usie any further attempt to
obtain Patent.
Either Of these last objections land there ohersl wa
b. ie IN Conants Patent which 10 fact fora devce out OF
dsie and wholly superseded.
Finally Ne ssy that ready 70 guarantee every
chine sell against Wheeler Power and all the the
vendors Of inferior Sewing Machines
I. 81 SINGER Co.. No 3l3 Broadway.
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THE RECENT ATTACK or COL, wHEE si.s

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Aug. ~ TO-,
The care of the ak negroes charged with 49, go
and battery on Col Wheeler in capturing .rsr
slaves, was taken up to-day in the Court Of tbs
Sessions Col Wheeler testified to me iaosS ..;ns.
essault az previously narrated The 1ial Is proc
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WIGS! WIGsi! wIGs!l!
p.rcurI oR's HAIR DYE WIGS AND TOUPEES.

The beet in the world the admiration OF eonuois seurs the
envy Of iInson sold sOd applied at No rs Bf9sdwsy.
nine private roJus The largest Dck OF Wigs aud Toupeos
In America Alec. BArcHrLoEs MoLoayiA CRsAa, for pro
serving he hair.
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which the news Of the sall OF Sweaborg WAS
published in London. This intelligence caused
rise OF one-fourth per cent 10 Consols.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FLORIDA AT SAvA ma
SAvAssAH, Tuesday, Aug -, ioS ;,sd
The steamship Florida from New-io'K 10 '''
here with ell on board vel.
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HEcKERs' FAaINA d restorstiye. strengthenlng


preserved perfectly osh Cor wiaoa. sugar OF
sheT Preseysive properly oy the use 81 LVS.o~
made all others requrc'wax solder eement They are &C
bv ell ho them the Deaest safest and most
Full directions for putting ap fruits,
vegetables &c will accompany the Cans For safe, wholesale
nDd retail by TAYLOR HoDckTTss manufacturers Oh riAn
ed Vere No. 60 Beekmsn-sf.
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FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C-Constantly on hand,
comprising IN part large Of HAIR MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDs PAILLASsEs CoTs BEDsIEADS, BLANKETS,
and COMFORTkRs No. $50 Chathsms Mu berry.
Wholesale and retail MARTIN WILLARD, Agent
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atredueed Ioe- the choicest selection Of LADIES RsTi
cULrs Necklaces Taiet Case Jet Bracelets TTsvers b.
tets Fans Pefumery and Soaps $50 every variety Of Toys
Dolls and Games RoGsRss Fancy Bazaar t9 Broadway
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TUTTLE's EMPORIUM
Observation-Disclosures desiring a good instru.

Frs'ih, french, German and American
T4EIY GOODs, y OvTLTtES, AND TOYS
No as broadway.
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DR.. 5. .. FITCH, author OF Six Lectures Oh
Conun pton" &C. Office No. ia Brosdway open daily (Sun-
Jay excepted until o'clock COas Inpton Ah
Dsesses Of the Heart and all Chronic Diseases OF Males
and Females. Consultation free.
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Busiuess Notices.
PANS SOFT HATS.

n
ep;emep sitps Of tbess choice Mcpr CoLokso
ptsts SoIr HAS notified that receive them per Bec
and ths osy place them sale Also. PASS oRtss SILK
Ha1, OF new psitsrDs all drecs rum our own iaSncsnt
49, LEhkY Co.
Leaders end lntroducep Of ashions fr Cent. Hat
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al SUFFER FROM CHRONIC DIARRHEA, but am

afraid try advertised reneds" s the dspoudns mark Of
Thousands DIR JANIS MCCLMTOcKs DiARaHEA CORDIAL Is
offered TO ali such with the most positive that IL
only Certain bat that II has been used 10 private
psetc seDty y before 1t advertised linz
Sold at he Drug Stre of A. CUsHMAs Co.. No. zs5
Broadway. and BY all DIuggs.s
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ALBERT II. NICOLAy will hold his regular semi
weekly Auction SAFE Of srooEs aud BoSps THs DAY,
tlhundy) ~ O'clock the Mechenis Exchange For
fu particulars his advertisement In another column.
Catalogues he obtained The Ofce No. III Broadst.
RACHEL SCHoTTlsCH.-Will be ready on Mon
day the - September THs Rachel ScHoTTI by Thorn
Raker - plain title 50 ceuts usrated with
rect eDe.s Of the celebrated edisn who will the
ing Of that date rnske her first appearance In America
HORACE WATERS, M. S53 Rru Al xay.
The SMITHSONIAN House, Broadway, corner of
Houston enlarged and capsule Of accommodating shout
40 guests IA now open conducted the EuRoPEAs PLAN
And offers travellers snd the public superior sccoUmOd tons
o. lower faes Aan aitaoabe at other sst class house
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RACnTI SCnoTTIsCH-Wil be ready on Mon.
TuE Smithsonian HOrsg. broadway. corner OF
IMPORTANT NEWS.
vALUE OF RIeH's IMPROVED

"WILDER's sALAsAsDER SAFES"
In hs Fe Of the Sd inst, which ned the brick build
ms oocupso BY Mr.. Nhn Thomas opposite the Gas Work.
this city saFE OF the above description containing the
Booss Pspes and Money Of Mr. Thomas aud although the
tuicns destroyed opening the Safe the
Pseee there except slight dscooson projecting end,
OF a~ paper and tn back. OF books caused BY
the steam eeueTated IN the safe while at the heat
AUG b, IDN 4. H. CAMPfiE LD. Agent. Savannah, Geo
e pleasure IN corToborstpg the regong statement aud
In sdsi,n would add that the books are now in use.
AZ @ TsSN hsss "s1o :s: Gee Fl.
s.ebes. who se PrOpne oEs Of the recently p.ented
L. Bel Iock spd only mstors Of safes conblninS EcHs
and wiLRsTs PATENT. SrEhRSs MARVIN
WET VAULTS efectuaIly remedied in EVERY
without single exception, with MogS's impersh-
abe uYpKo lsrrssloos CsnEsT," as applied BY him to
Nurs, ard otAer Testra ial. TO that effect Of tnowo
Tesptctasty can be bis Office. WET CELLAss made
dry By The ssme prepeis A R. Moss. No Pinosi
Sons and Chorus by Jadsoa Hate hnscn 2c Suns with uni
versai spccrss by the Hutchinson Fanny.
ilsokeS 20 The ssutb sn5 lookei to the West,
AID saw Ole Slavery coming,
With ftuF NoIthero doughisces a,ched up in ffoai,
DrNiDs Freedom to the other eide OF Jordan.
nS:s .'St 3 Sy mall pa.i,Tsli 80 ~ - '''
HEcKERs' FARINA ia restorative, strengthening
Ia digestive aud absobeD vessea 10 dordercd bowels even
In Dsrrhes Dysente and Cholera FARsA prepared under
udious physician otbns healing ADD autory To b. had
81 ooxers and Druggists Wholesale Of uEckyx BRorHER
Croton Mill. no 2oI Cherry-... NewYork.
BERRINcs PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BUR-
eLAE PRooY sAys with Halls PATsSr PowDsRPso ,E
IocE Bosh received PRICE Ms das al The Wor tsir Lon
dop 1851 nd Crystal Pslsce New-foIk lSJ-5k sILAs G.
HEkEIsc & Co, Nos lS5 l7 ana lS9 WstsrsI, N. Y.
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HOILOWAYs Pulls are famous IN cases OF ter
unsou Of blood the head and the lives Of thonsau~
wi .uHer from DyspsJ sa Liver Complaints and Bile So
the nufaooIies no. so Msdcnlsne, ~ " aud No "a
strand London aud b. all Druggists at DC 62c and 81 pei
hos
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GIFTS AND PREsRNTs.-Just received and for

JAMES w POWELL, Oculis:. Auris,, &c,
10. 5o2 Broadway, opposite the St NichcisA
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BOYS AND CHILDREN's
FANCY
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
L. LosES, Proprietor,
No 81 Joha ct, cor. Nssssu-st.

LACE CURTAlNs-Just received 400 pairs of
rsob Curtains frOu &C &c $50 per pair, which % per
oeui than they to import Eight hundred pair OF ch
Swiss DO from 81 pr pair double the Pice asked
h. II. LEADBEsTEE g. CO.. No 81 Bfoad~ay.