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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

c.aa nH an , saSsr sns s sstFs s.r. s5S
c,.iss ss'Is assrssso~n. Ricimo,d city = .
ps Mis and and q ssa heS. 800
adisn was drmer at quotations with sales Of 400 so
Sose pce With sales o go bS S market ma
less atvs bu, the market was rm and sales made Al hghe
snss b. Including White Southern and Northern At q s. .
southern and ws.s4s r Sans ins i0%os
"ea anS r% w sss w o Sosn was ssa
se Sosns a! ce y the Slip for Western sound MIXED Rye
co'rrrsss. Of i' 100 bags Of Rio were made at .c
ar%nsss :, Sodcrs ienScd 70 restrc, sales.
Which amounted % coo aud 500 bales =, fan prices
GLANCE Of moment IN To Liverpool 5000
se bis ser at S"a S S@s az u "' f.
o,a.n GO ees q four were epgsgsd =, = M Rates z
ahss rice offering RATES to California and AusaI a
frrgIhs market Was siesay There wa. go,a demand
icr ,cd with sales within day Of ABOUT loo quInA
ard 10 - No large no - w ' on d. arc
or,sr clorH small sales were made at &C.. whi'h was
Hsywss In steady demand Coc. Csc per lcc Ib. with
ls,s wsIs ag.l 4! &c for Western, and 10, ala for
Ale q oa q ,mporance lot % so bales mot critic
HG ns Of ID, %;srs,s as.e pa ~ mad. - .,0 ana
w.. wa: as and q gs ssss Sss o
and leo bbls. New Orleans At soc.
oLinss cd continued buoyant with sales OF about 100
gallons Ameiican atTc &c.
Proyisloss.-fork firm, with limited sales The sales
tu trseed about go 40 bb At SO l2f with small
ot - so 20 Peefwas hrm With sales Of 900 $50 bills In
clndinr country prime 20 81 and mess do q, ~ 50 I'll
IN better demand reduced figures and shoulders sold
~ r. lie and hams at 80 &c. Sides steady
&c &c. fhs in ~ Tic for clear Lard easier with
sales e 20 200 bills a. iaic lisc. Ohio butter sell
ing TIC fpc and state ut Ice &c. Cheese was Tbc
HAc hee continued hrm with sales Of i5 casks. At prices
rst lfng frum &C. l,sc.
RrAL tsTarrThree houses On two bots on the northwest
crner ofSevsnh avenue and 1hrtieih street. lots 50xi0
STb.
including os oi Porto Rico loo and the remain
Ter 1ula Coyado, chiefly within the rage
trrs Oft 600 bags Of pepper made a lc
held ~ IL and 6.ocO do n arrive atp.G
nPAuo.-Consferable stir has been created by
hm tie Wet 81 frost nJurng the outstanding crops IN
ssedlca there good deal derg the crops selling
The around high prices The sales included as bids Ken
iueky a. &c Ice; if bales Havana at &c Sc 80
sfedlesf lie. a &c.
wCoL-1here Was quiet market during ne week. and
sales rather sfns Holders however well ~ N. light
We submit the general quotations. which may be relied
81 the various rptous-Am saxouy fleece t5e
per H. full blcoed metino, &c &c do and i, aSc
&C. DO native and - soc SEC extra pulled c &c
superior pulled country, Sc NC No. do NE SEC Pc
tnvan washed nc soc South American, do l2c i9c
de- unwashed - a9c South American Cord, washed 24c
sc Airican unwashed &c. iSc., do washed, fsc Dc
smyrne, unwashed l3c. lie; do washed, &c &c. Next
cen, unwsshed. ~, 6c.; California fine unwsshed fsc
20 do, common do, lie. a ltc.
WRrs,s vas timer, with sales Of go bhis al Sisc
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The Public Health.

4
Hoard met 80 usual yesterday.
he following cases we're laid before the Board for their
st:oo by the Health Ofhcer-
Brig Mercer, s. Congens, from Esvsna, arrived en- Tie
.nst cargo tobacco and segsrs asks 70 come 70 the
ry and discharge. Den,et
rsn,ed. ''
brig Mary G. Haskell, TO be allowed 70 lighter a: Qua
Sntine Referred u the Health OHcer with power.
lark hanson, Gregory from Cenaegos, 10 proceed 70
1 city. Petition denied.
70 up TO Brooklyn, 10 discharge cargo. Petition
SON q The owners Of the vessels al Quarantine from
10 'spt, have pe.tioned Tor leave TO discharge the
hrgoes The Board refuses permission until the ap-
earsnce Of frost. Adjourned
BROOKLYN BOARD or HEALTH.
SsnT. 26-1he Board met at the usua! Lour-present,
G1eTmen Backhouse, SbaU and Oakley.
The minutes Of last meeting were read and approved
Permission Was granted TO the folio wing vessels to
| the whArves and discharge
Park Virginia, from Maysguez with sugar
Bark Louisa, from CardeDas, with sugar.
HEAIIn OFFICERS kEposr.
0ESrLrHrS II have TO report two OF yellow fever
''''~ 1850 N. WENDELL, Health omcer
YELLOW FEVER
Dr. Wendell submitted the following
sssTlKxrs I'm the performance Of official duty,
in that locality OF the city bounded by Joraemon street.
Nd sicsisy se Of Which We're decidedly malignant There
present three sickone dangerous, the others
Other have occurred if So they have
Iune my knowledge
stD'lar have taken place in different localities
lev In instance racedble the infected
j the infected district at Gowanls and Bap Ridge.
would recommend that the Heath wardens directed TO
AXE careful examination Of all the enemens the neigh
|Thccd have al nusances promptly and all cell
|rs yards pools. &C. thoyourhy disnfeced this
vanced period of the have fears spreading
the most prudent course will be TO al sanitary
res 10 prevent IL. Respectfully.
". WENDELL. Health Officer.
On motion Of Alderman OAKLEY Health WArdens West
I'D HCbrook directed TO inspect the
i've every place offensive thoroughly disnfected WITH
HORDE Of lime
Complaint made that the bedcothes used by Mrs
,ss, WHO lately died at No jorsiemon street. OF vel
fever exposed the front pazzs 10 the great
arm Of the neighbors Officer West directed 10
|lIy them.
The Board then adjourned.
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.ssary 10 csnon the public and especially shippers Of
M ales the caones against frauds committed by parties
selling spurious ses for those 81 Messrs Alsopp sons.
kssrs Alisopp sons have felt compelled BY The event
hrh disgrace practice has been carried proceed,
Ases by obtaining the Court of
|spcery aud have ultimately been driven 20 prosecute
|niuaiv the commission this offence They beg 10
hi ATTENTION 10 the case ~ The Queen " cray Goslin'
which lord Campbell sentenced the parties charged
|elve months imprisonment with hard laborvde Times
II Morning Advertiser " MAY r. Messrs. Ausupp sons
In thank al persons having doubt the repnneness
|any under their name send ii the earliest
|orrr alton order thai immediate sers may be taken for
|csecuting The parties Messrs Asopp sous win be hap
furnish the Of respectable houses where
" their al,s may depended upon genuine from The
|ewery Brewery, Burton on. Trent England Agent FOR
y tnhed states, ARTHUR KENDALL. No. 8 South WA
I'm street and 60 sttns street, New York.
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1HT PARTISAN AND NEW YORK MARKETS COMPARED.
ne matter Of some surprise that meat should be 90
dear In this country, where such great facilities cSs, for
raising stock. In Europe, where pas,ursse s limited
the lands being wanted for grain and vege,abies-it
Re expected that the price Of would be high. but IN
the United States, with It's territory, much Of
admirably adapted for pasturps cattle, aud with unr
vailed means for transportation 10 bring Il TO the best
Market Il Is strange that lower rates 10 no, prevail
The difference in the rate Of interest In the countries
may perhaps solve the problem. In France, however
the prices ~ meat and brcsd are fixed By law
rBicx o. sspr IND pRytr ~ fns.
A fsrlsisn mob when 10 hungry, q dangerous Gle
ntm IN French politics. The existing governments have
always been the look out for the long teeth and empty
scmschs OF the ,ss and the prefect of the Pc
ice usually and the government itself frequently inter
ierts in times % scarcity tose that bread and meat
ret bel Ond tie reach Of the poor Tho Emperor has
zen conibucd fftn The public treasury to h cp down
the prices OF food End recently the butchers have been
stntsll,d foroso Of their privileges of extra
ssg,s ior ,sns cuts end Of throwing In bone or two
Of fivtr rnts quote The following offcial regus
.I 10 the price o ntals and bread s,Uce the 4
IL August last by the rftfect al Police
Article |. From Saturday. the i6tu Ct August the
pice of tsiebcr, meet ior fortnight 81 The hlnbes
,tsIl he - fcltvs-
hnf r,r D
~ t's.,-Rumr, i.i shcs, stori rib. ues, between
Vi, 'ir, aud ieIdot .s..,...-...1tg ~
2f-9talesr bsfe.-rits, collar tcro, sDd TAI
'ft'e rif, atrut 49,. -. $40
ad-CDinr titr te ..... ..4.............. Aafo
f-',trc u~ts "th tsH.... i, ....4..s.... I'D
.,tala. at,,,t f. -~,'.. .,. " .owus, 4 4 10
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Of new and desirable ssyoa, wevo In good demand and
freely taben Of sieady prices Iinens-Somo pure and
well uade goods, from Full River good request,
and svor0by regarded by the trade The saee n auction
ibe present. week have been less frequent, and
orced scale During the coming month they VIII DO
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In the above rates have endoavored to follow tine
French classification which s very different from
1t is impossible to give accurate estimate Of what s
aid for bread in this city, variable is the price of that
article II Is not sold by the pound but by the loaf but
il would average something less than sxpeBce TO the
pound.
However much the theory Of such asszes or regua.
tons those given above may be objected TO
Try and city like ours cannot be denied that the mid
ding and poorer classes OF the Parisians FULLY pro
,eced from frauds and extortion by the system.
II Is natter worthy of. consideration whether come
similar arrangement would answer we'll in this city
They prevailed, and considered indispensable
in all large towns. long after -four ell the last
spring, the price Of bread kept up the bsSers
The price Of meat sustained by combnatop and
against associated capital the poor hss but little
chance. He must pay what II asks 60 without his
dinner.
There not much 10 note in the marke; yester
day Meat, with the exception Of veal plenty, but the
rates high Fish, however, % tolerably cheap
Perch have lately made their appearance and may
soon expect to pike while bsh, and other fall ocean
and river game'
Vegetables abundant and cheap, and fall fruit IL
ditto Peaches have almost out, but apples very
fine and plentiful Melons unusually cheap In ttese
and Ia oysters, q very large business is done.
.d tho
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ae Way 10 Secure Early News or the Pre-
sidential Election.

',k INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, TELESRApH OPERA
TORS, NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
|TBRoU0HoUT THE UNION.
he PEOPLE win lock for the result of the Presidential cleo
the 5h of November To enable the newspapers o. the
ion declare fe result the following morning, viii
neoessar, the Inspectors Of Election throughout the
ed States aid the telegraph operators and editors in
Terry village and city and for the editors and reporter
laid each obcr This be done By combining their labor
The night Of The election The Presidents alone. lie
spectors everywhere count the eecora Note hrst. lie
y teecfApbs transmit La vote og on tho night Of election
plan will enable the 10 the result %
9ping amer election, II The contes be- close
Zoe plan viii simplify the labor, make easier,
he and satisfy the people country and city Editors will
snoe the object In view by publishing II their editorial
| uIals
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1850 .-our I.a,e styles Of Fall .nd Winter

fments ready aud on sale.
las ~ these fabrics imported by and cunfucd
Il hes styles early call will secure many beanu
things hat win be run 81 before The is frly
|gun.
be stock Of eoahs cassneres and rssings IN custom
admitted 70 BE- tha largest and best seleced vary
|er sspased IN tht. cltt n. pEYIIN A co.
Us, $50 and 30 BraadWny q
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yror he ter Paircnize TaIPer for he erser sls he
IN HIS stock Is large and his prices low. while the
he hats has passed away with the ast Of summer
discard Rocky Mountain, and replace IL with 81
eI's Partisan articles.
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|tkr cnuafnedWe row selling SEWING machi,as Tor
PLY sowing quilting end o,h'r Drhi work which complete
stitches a. each pru Of the driving wheel also improved
.cbncs making IKE. hre ei,tehes 81 eaeb reyo'.
Il be dearly demonstrated Thai "a oher "a ~
irg naChps pcw htiofe H. public, D. eonrarssr with
a. can he used without positive lose WV
L. ~. SINGER A co Ia Isrsfy..x
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snens hats bss bA introduced BY cenin New York and
Union o accepted the quarterly issues 81
min The governing styles Of the day and hts fall bat for
|s viii be found possess the highest claims 10 The adma
IL of ~ Of taste and judgment
GRIMM, IA broadway, opposite 81, raui's church.
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David. 30l broadway. near Duane street,
the attention q his customers aud The pusc TO the ai
kie az pentemens hats
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Fall styles Of Beaver and Fancy Fur Hats
|. children, BANTA's LOG Canal. corner q Wooster
eet.
|ga style hats for gentlemen ready, and for sale at
IAyTA's. 100 saeal, corner Of Wooster street.
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Portable Dressing Cases for ssie--st A. ~
SAUNDERS. Ne. I Asior House. and 81 BroaawAy.
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Hats which IN hincness, durability, md
lae, cannot be surpassed Price " 90. EsEsscHEID,
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superior TO all others Their improvements
perfect comfort The wtarer elegance aRd
biy His unrvaled and only harmless hair applied
twelve private rooms, at BACHELORS. $50 Broadway.
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I'VE Reftr the Reader 20 an Advertisement
the hrs page of the Tribune Of this date, Of BRADYs
|ilery Of Photographs, ambrvypes and daguerreoypes
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|ior House, has received by The late steamers splendid
inent 81 scais ties, wool and mefno andersh,s
Z drawers, toilet articles, &C.
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Holmes Dollar Photographs AID % Cent
nLurss IN loco daily. Merorous works o. srt Al 80
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Ia Rue -. London ne only assortment in he city,
nT~aad W ~ 1lNHRlDf, 50 Broadway. ". B-tiniy
! tig New York fur toloted initials
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FRIDAY, Sept. Nd ".
Ants-sales Of rs bbls. pots made at 81 3la pearls
quiet at u rs.
BRfApsTufrs-four-1he al ct hrmer, and closed
az IN advance OF Sc c bbl especially the inferior
and lower grades The sales embraced about 5000 a
hnuii he ollo.xx u.,oiatl
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N0uag Geaslenea's Hats.
A rev aud beautiful style just issued by
l. BEEBE A CO,
l56 Broadway.
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Lea ~ Perrisa's WorceAtersairc Sauce
Quarts, pDts, half pin and imperial gallon Jars JOHN
DUNCAN SONS Soo Hroadwry sole agents for the United
Statee.
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have nearly out discovered while living in the East In
dies certain cure for consumption, bronchitis coughs colds,
and general debility Wishing to do much good possible
he VIII send 70 such OF his afflicted fellow beings request IT,
this recipe with t directions making and successfully
usDgt lie requires each applicant to enclose him sh
Ing three cents 70 be returned postage the recipe and
he remainder 10 be applied the of this advertise
Inepf Address DR. H. James ~ Grand street. Jersey City,
New Jersey. -.
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NOUS shipments OF bullion from London 20 Paris. The
duness perysdng the London stock market had affected
American securities For the various securities OF tho
Illinois Central Railroad Company there existed
mand II was the prevailing impression in tue financial
circles CT London that the Eank OF England would
advance the rate OF from and hsHto i've
per cent.
Tho steamship Atlantic, from this port Liverpool
70 morrow Saturday, will take out between hon
crea thousand and million Of dollars rpece The
steamship Black Warrior from this port Tor Havsns
morrow Saturday. will take cut about hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in Specie principally silver
We have in these shipments aggregate or about
and quar- ter million Of dolars, which win swell the
tai export from this port and Boston for the past pre-
sent WEEKS 70 four mons too hundred thousand dollars
This startling factone that should make holders Of
stocks pause and reflect upon the dangers 20.
siton
The office furniture iron SAFE &c, Of the Nicaragua
Transit Company sold, by order Of the Sheriff.
day, st auction upon execution against
company by passengers for loss or baggage Verify
sic transit, &c.
Panama Railroad Company, to take effect the lst
October and Joseph F. joy for several years partner
Ia the house Of Augustin Aver Co. has been elected
IN his place.
After the adjournment Of board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made auction by Draper
81, COZ Michigan Southern Railroad Us and int 81
81 600 Cleveland and Ht,sburg Railroad 7's. do. II
81 goo Delaware, IackawsnDa Western RR 7's DO II
81, 600 Manchester Mining Manuf'g Co of Md do II
100 shares Hampshire Coal and Iron Co.. .l22H
% do Delaware, Lackawanns Western RR. =. 60
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Bassfor.,,s I49 Fulton street.

Inning rubber and air cushioned billiard tables with slate
III marble beds defy competition. All sizes made srder
Il hand. French leaher pockets. trimmings &e
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Beauty Of features is oershadowe ed quite
By ringlets sandy iriazed, red or white.
Hut this Defect Is Relnedled fundamentally,
by the OF Excelsior dye, made sold and
applied at his nanuiacory No. q Aston House.
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Don't Throw Away your MOney.-If you
wish good article your hair go 9RANDJEAN'B, 81
Church the Of Barclay Ad
vice given gratis AL diseases OF the scalp.
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would under the OF dsagreeablo breath
when by using the balm of thousand howers' dem
hfce would not onlv render bueave the teeth white
Asbssterf Musy persons do not ts heir breath bad
and the subject delicate their friends viii
II. Pour single drop OF the balm your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and mernpg fiy bottle will
sst For sale by all Druggists None genuine unless
xened by FETRIDGE 4 CO.. proprstors.
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nd plsaop, also elodeonsa II run and rich tone, fully
aud 81 prices that defy competition. decided
rcain may De had ~ the warehouse ~ JOHN r..
AXE CO, 1ts Canal street. four doors OF Narick
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present week have been AZ follows


dividend Of four per cent, the Harrisburg Railroad
Company sem annual dividend Of six FER cent.
Alta meeting Of the managers Of the Catawssa vii
Transport and Erie Railroad, held Wednesday Thomas
kmber, IT., was elected President, In place Of VIM. u.
Lewis, who resigned time since At the came time
Samuel v. Merrck, Norris L. Hsllowefi and Joseph B.
Myers were elected managers place Of Robert Bayard
Of New York; Alexander Dven, Of Elnra, and Frsnc.
N Buck, Of Philadelphia resigned
The following dividends having also been declared
payable Oct 6-HDgham Bank, Al per cent; Monument
Bank, Chsrlestown, az per cert; Framngham Bank IA
per cent Bunker Hill Bank Charlestown, 4 per cent
The calculations and estimates Of the cost of operating
railways not approximations TO the facts They
not good Guesses One Of the Instances
Of the truth Of this assertion is found the xcton
of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors The reports
Of that meeting show tina, two the estimates made
by the employ Of that company agree to the Of
transporting ton Of coal from Cumberland Baltimore
and that the action Of thirty two directors
upon improper and Incorrect data Years experience
carry ing coal seemed wholly upon them their
calculations varied from dollar and nty
to two dollars and seventy cents per ton for the
Of transportation to the company This company derives
from the transportation Of coal portion Of ts
ore miles in lengthy than third Of entire
revenue of a road s7e miles in length, as follows
Receipt. from eo. asss 5, sss 40 sss ss
Mails passengers, 464 2t4 81 569,09l 81 60s 800
ksis and freight. ,o45s3o os sstse % sso1.2 90
And there doubt that the freight psssen
gers and coal this portion Of the road wAs 1855,
a follows
Si,I<oVll
w passengers. 500 ooJ
Freight. Observation-Disclosures. 900 00i
ro,.i........ ..........................s a,i2a,M
Leaving, gross earnings for The road from wheeln
to Cumberland. = distance OF two hundred miles, only
sl,bss,4a2 II this is so, the road nom Cumberland
Wheeling had better be abandoned, and we think the
figures in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Office would prove the correctness Of our theory.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity vau.
Of foreign dry goods entered this port Tor SUMPTION
Tor warehousng, and the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday, Sept
rs, 1865
xo,FsrSrs FosneS Day Gooes
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Fancy CutIery-A Large Assortment ut n. ~
[sArNnEEs.. No. Aslor Monsa. ard 81. EroadNay.
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N WholessIe ana Co~nsr,

~ Wholesale ana CO~ntry DruEg1sts.-
nssnes Park, 304 Broadway, New York, invite tho At
milton of large and close buyers 20 their stock Of
1epean and American patent medicines, at and below
uActurers prices, by the dozen package. gross
BARNES PARK. New York Cincinnati rranciacs
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Clocks. Clocks, Candida bras, Brackets,
Paris brODzes satnees statues inches newa
mechanical lamps careeIs and moderators H. DARbON-
VILE, 445 broadway.
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Hollo~yay's

Lyons KatbartON - now Universally Ac.
knowedged TO be the standard for the hair Sold
by all dealers. for % bottle. HEATH WYNKOOP
CO. proIrieors and perlmner, % Liberty street N. Y.
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Al6opps'

Imported French Gas Fixtures, New Pat
terms only superior articles just received, BY II. OAR
BONFiLLE, 40 Broadway.
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1000 Cures Have been 4

remedy blue Dill, perNades The system with mineral poi
son; while HOllOWAY'S great medicine composed exclu-
ssey OF vegetable extracts ates Internal fupc
ton, and leaves sting behind
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Dr1scOlfS Balm OF JhO0sand FlOwefs.-25
per bottle ssy May he Rad of he following houses
manufacturers prices, in New Yori:-C. v. Cckener Co.
Charles II. Ring, Rufus hchsrg Co. Levi Cook Co.,
Chap man, Pike Co., and John D.rasGes h Co: also
retail by all druggists and goods dealers the
city and country.
TimOlaf's sulphur and yspor Baths, 81
waher street, established Ist, the rheumatism
kc.
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nnd srsansBest cognac oil favorings and all
liquors known requiring addition Of spirits; coorngs
trar and port wines chemicals The
glass making smbrotypng, eiectroypng plana cadmium
bkmuth manganese, L. FEUCHr
WANGER, lx3 Maiden lane.
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IO,WO Cures HAVE been Made shas Month
diarrbTa, cole, Group. chronic rheumatism &C. by DR.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian lirmtnt Warranted
he money returned Price Xc. and Depot
NAfea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

DtarrhOss. Ague, Fever. BiIe.-Imnaedliat
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