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Alabama T.. ). Senator.
Action OF the state Central Go111-
IHllIffan. $1,000 -

-, ,s. CoLuMBUs, Nov. %, 1855.
The Democratic State Central Com
uittee met at Co!umbus pursuant to notice.
On motion of Major William Hunt, ii
was o.. Has r-f. 7rss b..
ResoEred, That the Democratic party
adhere to its timc-honored usage, of meet
ing i'll convention on the 8th of january
next, at Columbus, and nominate one can
didate for Supreme Judge, one member
of the Board of Public Works, one Su-
perintendant of Schools. forty-six dele
gates to the National Convention, form
All electoral ticket, and appoint a State
Central Committee for the ensuing year.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Chm.
NJ. c. BYAS, Sec'y. .f7r..at
According to the present rule for ON
mating delegates, which is one delegate
for each 500 Democratic votes given for
Governor at the last election, and one for
each fraction of 250 or over, this county
is entitled to four delegates; our vote for
Medill being 1876.
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~TEMPEaANCE MEETING.

We are informed that there is to be a
temperance Meeting at the N. i. Church
in this place, on Friday ovgnipg.Athe, 30th
inst. Not being posted, we cannot give
the programme. Goand see for yourselves.
Or. Beal, the dentist whose con-
yietion caused such a noise, little over a
year. sipce was pardoned o few days ago
by Governor Pollock. He had been in
prison 5lt3 months. iBGI aaI 81 i4f-5a5al
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The new British Commander in ths
Crifnea.


Lieut.. General Sir William Codrington,
is now in his 50th year. He sthe oldest
surviving son of Admiral Sir Edward Cod
rington, the victor of Navarino. lie en-
tered the Coldstream Guards in the year
1872, aud was connected with them for
thirty three years without seeing any war
experience, yet he rose from rank to rank
until he became a Major General, in 1854
just at the Commencement of the war
with Russia. He vent to the East as an
amateur, but on the return of the Quar-
termaster General, Lord De Ros, Oh ac-
count of i'll health, Brigadier General All
rey was appointed to succeed him, and
General Codrington was appointed over
Airey's brigade. He fingured at Alma,
Inkerman, and the last attack on the Re
dan. The latter was commenced by him.
If that be a fair specimen Of his general
ship, the change in the command of the
British forces can scarcely be regarded as
all Improvement.
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The Vose of New York.

The Tribune of Tuesday says it has at
length the full vote cast at the late cleo
ton for Secretary of State. This Coun-
ty and Kings are not yet officially declared,
but the result can be but slightly varied.
The aggregates are as follows:
Joel I. Headly, American l4G,00l
Preston King, Republican, 135,96I
1. L. Hatch, Soft 90,5lS
Aaron Ward, Hard 1884
Democratic and liquor, 1881
Hcadly over King, 10,039
Joint Dem. over Headly, 2,9l1
3syregate cote for Controller.
Cook Repub., l3G,6GS S~setson, Soft,
97,41O Mitchell, Hard, 1862 Bur
rows, X. n 145,S56.
Burrows over Cook, 9,lSS
| Mitchell and Stetson over Burrows, 1876
1T will thus be seen, says the Tribune,
that the average Americans plurality
over the Republican vote is considerably
less than Ten Thousand, while the united
vote of the Hards and Softs exceeds that
of the Americans on first Appeal Judge
by 7,745, and on the average by consld-
erably less.
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,Our Trouble wiz, Engsnnd.

The last steamer from Europe brings
the Intelligence that the ~belligerant feeli
ing of the British Governmental almost
entirely subsidized. Softened down, no
doubt, principally by the almost universal
disapprobation of its policy by the British
peoples for, whatever may be Unpopular
idea of a monarchical government, the
consent Of the people is almost as essen
tial to- an important measure III England
as in the United States, The danger; of
acoIlision,4i if there ever was, any, is now
th6nghtsto'b be over, although the difficult
tyais not settled; but the parties have
Concluded to adopt a milder method and
substitute innocent paper for murdcrous
naAls.n1ad15e adt s7d -dr isT.
-hRhe menaeing attitude. assumed by
H6fd 'Palmerston is in accordance with
tie universal practice Of the nation Of
which he is Prime Minister, to crowd
wherever they a get a foothold. But
likesthe old nan in the mouth of thc.caye.
in Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, Ivy reason
of his age and the many shrewd brushes
that he met in his younger days, he is
grown SO crazy and stiff in his joints that
he can do little more than make ugly
facos .atsthose whom he dislikes. lie rises
arnamd shakes his thinned and hoary name,
bdt feeling! his inGrmity returns again to
6i9g,, laaffrf 6o'4aia o.a.s r-
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..Gatmg. Eoing. Gomez"

.aJWe, find the following interesting items
Of Iintclligefce in the tclegraphie columns
of our Daily exchanges:
3fCHshEnsToS, s. G., Nov. la.--fhe
Grand Council Of the american party in
South Caroliiia. have recommended that
the subordinate lodges disbantra and alb
solve their members from their obliga-
tons stss - aaL -e 34
eHTREsroN, N. j., Nov, I6.---Thc Amer
lean Council of this city last evening,
unanimously resolved to surrender their
charter, and abandon the secret organiza-
ton entirely; they also recommended the
same course to all other councils of the
State. -
7GLet go thy hold when q great wheel runs
down a hill, lest it break thy neck with follow
ing it; but the great one that goes up the hill
let him draw thee after. When a wise man
gives thee better counsel, give me mine again.
King Lear.
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aaY- We see by the last Ohio State

g We see by the last Ohio States-
man that Hon. GEORGE E.. PUGH, Ohio's
young and gifted Senator, was married on.
the 22d inst, to Miss THERESA CHALFANT.
of Cincinnati, Unless w miss our guess
she is the wife of one who will some day
be President of the United States. a.,
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~ The Genius Of Liberty, published
in Uniontown, Pa, comes to us in a new
dress. We are glad to sec this evidence
Of prosperity in the Genius 1t is a large
and well filled sheet, and it's editor JOHN
BIERER is one of the w%ittiest, and at the
same time, one of the most forciblc wri-
tiers with whom we exchange. TO the
Democracy in his "ncck Of woods" we
say, %patronise him.
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ational Know Nothing Convention al
q Cincinnati.

- CIhclnnat1.
The Known othing Convention which
has been in session in Cincinnati some
time past adjourned on Thursday evening
last The -object=o of the convention was
to heal up the Philadelphia division and
h~ationalize the party, soithat "the whole
North and-Seuth may-he=again bolted
together in Unity" Lieut.. Gov. Ford
presided. The convention was secret,
none being permitted to enter but third
degree members. The accounts which
we have are such as were permitted to be-
come public. 1t was rather a slim affair
judging from the number of delegates.
,r- Alabama T.. ). Senator.
The two branches OF the Alabama Leg
stature met in joint session OF the goth
inst, and on the first ballot, Hon. Benz.
Fitzpatrick, democrat, was returned to
the u. S. Senate. The vote stood
Fitzpatrick 10: Prior As.
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, OF ysr-
ginia -sicnn ond. July o. 1896 -Msssrs Wn ). ,srs
Co Gents Considerations Of duty 10 the Afi, ;tsd
alone prompt to send yoa this voluntary ts,tmo
nial the great value Of "CArters Spansh Mixture"
Tor that almost iDcursble disease, scrofaIa Without
being disposed ds-mipg IL necessary TO go into tue
particulars Of the case, say that tue astonishing
results fhat have been producsd by thu that
dicDs on member OF my Own fam ly, and Gnisr mi
own observation snd suptr ut-n after the skill Of
the best physci bad been exhausted snd ali the
usual remedies had failed faiy Justly me in recon-
m. ndiDg its ure to all -no may DO suffering rom that
dreadful malady do TO say that II Is adapt
ed to all constitute ns that 1t will afford the
relief In all cases; for, OF course, nothing
about tbat-but from what have Of the effects,
would not hesitate 10 IT, in any and case Of
scroiuis with peItons for whom felt An icterest or
over whom could exercise influence or control re-
spectfully yours JNO NJ BOTS.
Carter's Spanish Mixture can be bad ut G. H. Rings,
No. 1872 Broadway. Price 81 per bottle.
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For Fever and Ague-Ocshler's Pills, I'm des,
fever and sgue each 81 India choas oyus 81 3d.
For dropsy, gravel &c, Wotes SchiedAm schnapps ST.
For rheumatism, Hynh,s life balsam, IS csnts, and
&c, Van Hambsrt's female monthly pills, 81. For
diarrhoa, cholera morbus, &c, Mrs. Hayes syrup, so
cents. Luiar's tiArrhGa mixture, 12 cents. and 20
cents at GUION'S 127 Bowery.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GTsnyNAN, AGyD THigfr. eIHlcuY TINfT-
"A rsis. and vta ls psssssssS u e1nste9rAb.. IT.
pagsy you'd nsrrr srssNt saitsi sEd W FfsVvtt "a
ssssfy eafrsspI5@sn<-. nDns bot iA1iss e4sglfx
snesy. -saiiky anc rans4 sec<'y sye ins.t.! W ~
ST.s. xs2lsss care ~ Assye E~.ts Me- rsYx
+. Nl.ufE AGkD GRrrfExAs ~ wEAIfII WfAl
~ ~ fern ~. sa,asiat~ne@ ~ .Yw~ .asy ~ o-sf
- 80 e -, VIA : s4a - 4-Gs+19ay. ca -
so1,a aspenissn AS ssssrs. Pi~s-s Ss1ss.s 4 n
I1l,s sssus Ysss OAsA
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charles London Cordial Gin, which has been
ave ysars In this country, connsc ton
affinity with any other article advertised as London cor
SiAl gin.
his gin distilled especially for by the oldest and
most celebrated dstillsry London and 70 the
,nny OF the article IL In bottled sealed and labelled
s.der the sspAturs Of Mr. G. Cnsries without which
,sse u genuine
carries London cordial gin Ia put in square bottles Of
"a quart the words "CnArles' London Cordial Ginn
hpvn in the glass; and PACKED in Of t~o dozen
each. -
~ ano wholesale by the sole importers,
DE vENoGE 4 CHARLES l3s Pearl street.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DIAYEG CARDS or EVERY DEscRIPTios-POR
II sals At TIE Union Card Mandatory, III ans I5e
Grand street, near s'osd-sy, tnsiaoisg siuxs ana
eouhk beads, crn.nsst>c and plain and 3e.nsr ri.
vsszAaSsd - - vsn nsAs sxytsaSiy tor Ssalias
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Hernia Only Prize Medal Awarded %
Marsh CO.. by the Industrial Exhibition OF All Ma
tons for their new patent radical truss Refer
to ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Valsntins Mott
Willard ParhsY, and John M. Carnochan An OF .snsive
list Of OF mercantile and other gentlemen cured
by this truhs may BE- seen at MArsh Co ., No. az
Maiden lane, New York; and Marsh, Corlies 10 No
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio Open from A.
n. until P. n.
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UNPRECEDENTED SALE
" The demand exhausts
ZOO coPIss A DAY.
Everybody ia reading
THE WATERMAN,
companion TO "Tne LAmplighter
The undersigned would state that the demand has
been 10 great Tor this
POPULAR Book,
that with the utmost endesvor We have found II al.
most impossible to keep tho work in print although
editions have been
5000 COPIES EACH
Our arrangements are such at present that shall be
enabled to bind
1000 COPIES DAY.
To the book trade would state that In future there
viii be delay in supplying the demand The press OF
the United States have been unanimous In praise Of this
thrilling sork We are also in receipt of private letters
from heads OF families strongly eulos site OF this
Price for the complete work handsomely bound In
volu me CLOTH In one dollar.
Copies OF tha above will be sent to any pers IN,
TO any part OF the United States per first mail OF
In letter, post paid. H. LONG a. BRO,
Publishers, 12I Nassau street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELlsIOUs sOrICEs

AT OIICE-1HE INGAIhEAlSG or tsRAE1, FOR
IN the redemption OF TOOL and body 20 en- or for life
eternal viii be preached Sunday next, at o'cosk
y. at The Sanctuary lo5 First street Seats fres.
Publcaucs- eontanns this doctrine can BE- obtsnsa
the Sanctuary.
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Corn Farina, Corn Farina.--Whlcn for
,fs.pness decscy and nutriment article OF food
and whole someness as diet, stands. pnequalied. Pre-
sred and sold BY BEU5EL a HOLMAN, washinxton
lila 21b Centre street, Grand.
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JOHN BIAKEEY, Of otssgo 0tseso county died on the
litA inst aged "a He was n mao Of remarkable ener
Of shara ,ter strong personal attachments OF sound
Judgment and extsnsivs influence lie an sctive
Politician for moro than half fury, and was always
shcent. He vas . member Of the Assembly In 1919,
e2l, 1922 and 1874 at ciers periods held other
@pcrtant Offices the Duties Of all of which be discharg
I'd with intelligent fidelity
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9ArOfu1a, Rheumatism, Skc.-Hyatt Llfe
Balsam IL certain to the most painful forms Of
these diseases A. water to qusnch thirst aso old III
cers fever Sores peias, the worst Of pur
ty Of blood liver and sdDeys general eoy dyspepsia
incipient consumption, piles NC. Principal depot 246
Grand street.. 10 cents per bottle.
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Copper In So
...tc ivnpurS

avp,ips impure soda water invited to examine
nj sHTUNs pure block tin fountains and appsndages,
!. front Of his store, corner OF Broadway and Canal
s,r.st These are the only fountains OF pocs tia in
The city notwithstanding all other statements 70 the
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Clirehugh's Wigs and TouPees, with his
,vlynventsd skin o.vnon, bave taken the lead Of all
sssrs Self fitting BY ner process, light cool, and
,h.lr appeyspce subject 10 change zoo broadway,
.xr.sr of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

summcr Dress GO0ds-E. III. keadbeater Il
Co., 347 Broadway, offering their bareges lawns aud
Doba at greatly reduced prces in order to make
for their fan goods Tnsy will open, this day. three
Ane printed lawns at 6c per yard rich DAreges ~ Is
Rpe oeises 1t H. Cd rch plaid and striped silks At
IA hne black bareees ut "a. ALSO goods for batning
dresses and me squito nsttings.
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summer SuspendeEs.-A Full Assortment
SOW ready in sik elastic vulcAnzsd, Wellington brace,
kc all qualities. Also, summer gloves and under gar
nsats, ct low prices, wholesale retail
IRA PEREGO 4 SON, 81 Nassau street.
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Perfect In Coloss, Neutral, Soft aud Glossy
in appearance is HILLS improved Instantaneous hair
dye, for black or brown the best in the world only
four shilip as box Sold or applied, privately, at No.
Barclay street or 45 Nassau street
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r.An luxurtea Just intI oduced by HILI AZ NO Bar
sy street and Al Nassau street. for the heated term
n,y cents infsIIible opguent ana horal,a for pro
.sg.as tse sravsh end bssgtfgISg tie haJ, al "A
kbcys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

Delicious, Cooling and invigorating.-Pure
.,.rlltps carbonAted sodA water, At CUsHMAN'S 2so
IscsaWsy drawn from bIosk tin fountains Of the est
.od ost approved sind perfectly free from all metallic
t.sts. Only at A. CUSHMAN'5 co nov drag store
oehpY ondVAy.
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new Pianos for ol5O.-Horacs Waters, 333
Roadway IL nuw prepared TO furnish octave pianos,
vh iron frames and circular scales the interor work
Ans a. $780, lnsyruments at the very low price OF
$780, Case perfectly neat and plain, and pianos war
nnted 10 give entire satisfAction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

The Newspaper columns all crowded fun
OF thA sieRe and attacks on Seoastopol,
But Of . siege nearer home mention Ia made:
How vermin and insects Of every grade,
By nightly attacks and continued rallies,
or forces combined like two legged allies,
Are fast letting out the best blood Of the nation,
And prostratipg low the " lords Of crestion;'
Know Nothings, Know Something's, hards, softs and
Hindoos
All suffer alike from these infamous crows;
Then haste to E. LYON, Brosd way 474;
Use his powder and pills, you'll be trou sisd no more
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easehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupexs-
~ best IN the world. Nine private rooms for applying
- unrrvaed dye Beware Of ilagtAtons they result
= r,dsule. The largest stock Of wigs and toupess In
Assrisa, wholesale and rstail, at bAfCHkLOh's 232
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CurSosaties In New York.--One can be Seen
At 202 william street. block from City Hail. Globe
Ho eL that spacious building, e'gnt stories bigh,
$50 rooms; What renders curious Is the fact that
II can afford Its rooms at such reduced prices; only 70
cents per day; 81 so per week.
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Birth
On Saturday, July IA, Mrs. EDWARD r. Fox, Of .
daughter


On Wednesday evening July Is, 1t the residence OF
the brides mother, by the Rev. Dr. Mett OF No. Ill
East Seventeenth street, Mr. GEORGE 7. MORRISON of
Hiddlebury, w. to Miss SARAH ANNE MIIIKEs, Of this
city.
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Fancy Shirts -Gentlemcn's Travelling
sArts superior article, at prses TO suit the times
Amsncsn shirt and collar mandatory, go Broadway,
corner Of Barclay street, opposite the Aston Houss
2. JEFF. PERKINS,
JAS c. PARSEIS
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DR.. D. o. Fltcn, Author of tho Ask Lectures
N Oonsunptsou," Office TIA Broadway, spen daily
fHundsy excsp from 70 o'cock, treats coasump
non asthma diseases Of the heart And ali chronic dc
sasss Of mailer md females. Oonsultatios ire.
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Ten Large Sales Rooms.-Largcst Carpet
esrabNshm, Mt in the United StA,es-HIRAM AMBER
sons, 90 Bowery. Immense stock Of English carpets
and oiicloihs, sold st tremendous low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

Rushton's Cream SyruE,s and Pure Cool Sod
water can be obtained nowhere but under Aston
House and Broadway, corner Of Canal street. Vanilla,
pineapple raspberry strawberry, Chocolate lemon and
grange fa vors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

Crussss, Shoulder Braces, Ladlss' Belts and
rnortsrs instxumsuts for legs, club feet, and al
ssrmitiss Of the body haad and made TO ORDER BY
h, GLOVER, ct the Surgeons BAadaxs Institute, No.
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Kingdoms Fall, Armies Fail, Statesmen
fan bspks and bankers fail, but GREEN, No Aston
house. fails In producing shirts that t to perec
toa, OF in sending them home 1T the hour promised.
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4
JULY 20 John Thomas, and SIX onsr searnen OF the
AEerean sbp Hanni 81, arrested on the complaint
acap'sin FiedericA w Kline, ~ho charged the With
ahipg "a do duty board that weasel when lying at
srarspiine pre- psratory 10 her voyage 20 Mon deo
lie accused we're committed for exam alton.
CARRYING AN ExCEaS OF PASSENGERS.
captain Avery, Of the American bark Psetro, was
ssstsd arye Of bringing an excess OF "a
70 this port from hne rick ireland Held TO
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.loak nantilla and coat hnngs Manufacturers are
,assstsd 10 call and our large siEs soutile
s,sss win use nnsr thread Drsaxing and thus
sessame lees silk and running At very high speed,
iii accomplish far than any otner. Toe
srest economy Of using thsse machines can be clearly
ssnenstrstsd. l. NJ. SINGER CO., 323 Broadway. 4
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Those Celebrated - 75 Steel shank Boots
arc ads by A. BAKER, 10 Ann street. French patent
ana CATERS selling OF u.s. to 10 per cent cheaper than
akeWhero.
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Friday, July 2l-Thermometcr at o.
nysss bpen coats, cool zspuyr" nj So bsaut
full Marseles vests, 81 white linen coats. 81 &C., &C.,
EVANS clothing warehouse SO and IS Fulton street
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Zephyr Cassinnere Suits, SlO.-3OO Pair Fine
Ansn drill pants of the most beautiful patterns Ut ~ go
enss linen coats, ''as cool ~ zephyr" 81 SO, ct
kYANS, clothing MArehoase 60 and 6s Fulton street.
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NfsE JULIE PEriiGEEw PROFESSOR ~ TN.
M paroforis, Singing ADD tbs lsnyaNEss, rssp@cD ~
" informs her pops and frenas tast sns Ia rssrs4
70 80 Brcs1-ay. ssA oil - ~ houss Non8&ys All
rbarsdKys, foS ~ i0A " TassdAys and ffflsys
from - v ~, - svsry srsaiag
DIANos.-HORArg w,TI1ts, ass ssOAUwAY. HAs
the sels sssneJ fer the sale ~ 7. o. bsrt 10 - IA
-; Curs'on's Nosd ssTe'k ise-ns 80 lsspb CAif
sFAs. Bosta pAna~ .1h az u 80 gaiy hsafs 1870
can - obis ned she esisfsi.q nS5ers lgrgres if.s
Nkiert plsEos, vita grings fr0se isst liza 80
- kAd sissvhsfs, AM sbfeS hsfv e0mp-tNoa. iAaps
fsns, AAd rent sevs1 par rhss~ fltnas ~ s.a
On northiy ysJmsnta H.is aseyfy ~ X = y =. ~
srniihs cseErsts msiedscns faDss tao 1881 tsns~ra
mat.
C,FcoSDHAND p1kroe -~Osg agn lsrliANp :, GU~
- b.nh 90. Nolisn piano fof 40 aas hxD1s
tafE fef ti1s gleb Jssason fof f4i ere q, f5r
sIik oxs Tor tif0 ard ~ 49, - HyHAgE nAIkhRs
sss Broadway
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Whskers Moustachcs Produced In Six
weeAs by my ODguent which won't stain njure the
skin 81 pr bottle. sent TO any Of the country r.
g. GRAHAM, $50 Broadway; Zeiber, A sont. Third
street, Philadelphia; Briggs 81 state street, Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

TRvING's NEW AND GREAT woRK.-rHE LIFE OF
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