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ing.
r AN receiving large stock Of first GLASS goods Of
every style, direct from the cities, which
will be gold cheap for cash.
Come aud see what bargains. Hear We our cry,
and We win make glad thy home. freely invite
all hands to unite. Friends of Freedom cheap. yes,
very cheap. Swell the song. young and old the
strain prolong. Ny stock consists in part Of the
following articles
DRY GOODS,
Drillings Domestics bleached and brown Shifting.
Checks. Coitonades. OsnAb0rgs, Linen goods Of all
kinls,& OF dress goods have \ great variety
Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss Ginghans,
Prints, 4c also, in this department is an exeensvs
stock Of notions.
HATS, BoNNErs, UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs,
Boys Wool, Legborn, Straw, Panama and Chip
Hate Ladies' and Misses Leghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hats; PArAsols Of all kinds, te
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of Ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes, 6hiters. Slippers and Buskins
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Crockery-l have . splendid lot Of Queensware
direct from the city of New York, which am con
ddent can sell cheaper than any house In this city
among which 10 IN endless quantity Of commor
teas, and general assortment Of every thing II
this line.
In addition to the above, have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which you al know are retailed lower than whole
sale prices and also late importation Of choic,
Teas Ut every kind.
A Sketoh-This stock IL the largest and most W
ried, and will Be sold cheaper than before Offer
cd in this market. I have also on hand large lo
! of summer Clothing, which will Be sold 1t low 6g
ares. With such complete assortment in ever,
department Of trade, think sfer induce /.
to purchaser not exceled by amy house in this city
Call IT No. 81 Main street, between I'd and Sd
| and 1t No. 100 Main street, between 9Th and 9th
Keokuk, Iowa. s. S. BILLINGS.
aprl7-d&w
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We have sold our stock If Groceries TO Mcssrs.
r. #. l. +. BOWER, who will continue the business
At orr old stand. We recommend them To our
friends and old customers upright and honorable
men, and solicit for them continuance Of the pat
Yonagc 80 literally bestowed upon VI.
A. we are anxious to close up our old business,
10 have to request that those who are indebted 70
rs will settle possible, and those to whom
We are indebted will present their accounts Tor set
Element. Our books and papers ara ~ the edRce u
r. r. ! f.. Bower, where We may be found
ie17d2wAwy BRUCE 4 DANIELS.
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For sale.
I WILL dispose of Lease for IS months on the
j WELLS HOUSE, on the corner Of "a and John
sts, easy terms, 10 any who wishes 10 en-
gage in the Hotel business. The house has been
Thoroughly renovated and rehtted.
f0r particulars call and examine.
July:dtf r. MORGAN.
Coapes1siom ~ the Life 81 TRADE.
vNIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbine work
signed. And all work done warranted 70 be equal
toany other shop in this city or State
N. B.-Shop on the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK Zu00.
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CRACKERS! CRACK ERAl
NOTICE TO r. dALf0WAY'S WHOLESALE
T. CUSTOMERS:
vNHAT In consequence Of his being about 10 bui Id
- snd enlarge his Machine Cracker and Bread
Bakery, h ill not 10 sbls after two weeks TO a.
tend 70 any brders Tor ut least 3 mouths.
~ requests those in want 70 give him speedy no
tice +. GALLOWAY,
Jslzt johnson st., bet ween I'd and 4th
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ILOVER SEED IS hills fss aais ~
" spr3a-d MciAvIC, CHITT1ND8N %.
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Troy Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK u CO..

Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO.,
SIGN or rHE xoRrIsE LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, KeOkuk, I0p0,
WAolesalo anA Retail Dealers,
A RE rsceiyiaE large and general assortment Of
"A HARDWARE HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
to which the attention Of dealers and customers il
respectfully invited.
KeOkak. Nay 81, 'S6-lAw.
n1AMlLL Z CO.
nEALERS In Groceries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchants, So Main street,
between I'd and Sd, Keokuk. Iowa.
W0aidoai sae attention Of the citisens of thscity
And Country Merchants TO their large and we'll ae-
lsst Stock q 0roeeTies They have one Of the lar
- stosks sver offered in this place. Of I'll sueh Or
tolss - ars usually kept In Grocery establishments
and will sell on tho most reasonable tsrms. Thsy
feel confident from their long experience and de.
termination 70 give strict psrsoual attention 10 busi
-, that thy will merit lbcralshare Of custom
EHl0uR! FIoar!-customers can rely upon getting
i Quincy, Bsntonsport, and Birmingham Flou,
regularly, 2 y s., Main street. u.,.,,,
yOLDEN Sikuf-ln kegs and half bbls. Hel.
~ cher's Sugar House Syrup, in kees and hall
bbls haisins in boxes, half boxes and quarters
= novSSd HAAIIL I co.
Fer sale Or Ch0PtNF.
YyHE steamer "MARY c." - she
lies 1t the st. Louis wharf, In
complete running order. having been
thoroughly overloaded and rs-6tted r
this spring For partieas,s sPPly e g saarsss
June l7dtf s.. Louis.
-Cnrlsslties Ter the Lissls Perks.
/ EvEK1 thing that yon can think Of y tickle I'll
- hearts Of the ittts folks can b had Of G. ObsS
81 y. SIGN or THE BIG FIDDLE.
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ttsAk snderstgued kas removed his Wholcsr.le
- boot and Shoe business 70 No. So North Main
eeseee hstweea u aMd "a, two daon west 81 H. Ssn-
ton ! 0ons. VIZ THO Mpf90N
Ksekak, Jane r., SO dom
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Tee Cream
LIVERY day and evening ~ Creighton OAasr :
Il fashionable saloon, johnson street, near -
Post Oahce. april -a0
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Always Trading.
+ HAVEbought out the Dry Goods store Of james
Bruce, and will hereafter continue the business
in the same place.
Remembering place: One door east Of II. D. Wood
ward Co., Main Street. B.A. WILLIAMS.
decl9d&w
NEESSKS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
1vl that have received the largest stock Of en-
broideries, Collars from cents 20 t7.e0; Maltese
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Lacss Lace Jae
onett and Swiss Collars Coscts, Ribbons, Moirc An.
tique and Ribbon Trimming, &c., Ac.
H. b. WOODWARD ! CO.
Aug. IS, lS55.--o&w
% EABf MADE 5eFiIINa.-Everythinx 10 THU
IN line can he had Ct the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD 4 co.'s.
nRESS TRlMMIN0S.-The Ladies can be sultst
II in this line It
a-n;7d4w WOODWARD co.'s.
N7OOL DELAINES.-Ryery variety Il plain an.
w figured Wool DeLaines, Just received at
sep27dAw WOODWARD co.'s.
Fail styles.
"E havej just received our Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth. and Silk Oloaks. Talma's an
visettss; Also Q1 Hf0chA and Plaia Sh1vts.
ssp17dAw WOODWARD co.
nso'rS. D0wER. rRASK SowKa
=. r. 4 r. DOWE8,
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Dlowse, check and blay linen coatings.
White, bun and check Marseillcs vestings.
India silk, linen, lawn and gin CHAM cravats.
Aasae thresA and cause nerino undershirts and
drawers.
Lisle thread, linen and cotton half hose in great
variety ct qualities and Gne assortment Of gloves
In kid Isle thread and cotton plAia and checked 1t
myl7d FOSTEk'E.
= a. g. SHELDON, n
1A7S, Main -. Keekuk, IoWa. -
WILL again oGer to the public an immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
EXTRA MoLR SKIN HArs,
WHITE BEAVER HArs,
0EHrs' SoTT DRxss HATS,
FRENcR Felt HArs,
FfSR Wool HATS,
Low PRICE Wool HATS,
CH1DREx's FANCY HATS 4 Cars.
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ANy QUANTITY or STRAW GooDs,
PANAMA HAIRS,
LE0HoRN IIArs,
! PALH LEAF HArs,
PeDAL HAIRS.
GENTy FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK rSDERwEAR or ALL KINDS, SUPERIOR
| ARTICLE.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS.
Extra Quality,
SILK, LIsLx THRKAD, Wool AND Corror
| HosiERY;
WHITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES
TIES,
SCARFS,
/ CRAvATS,
SUSPENDERS.
i Also, numerous variety Of many othe,
articles.
! Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON.
i NAY 3l-d M Main
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vlSHE subscriber having disposed II HE Dnguerrsan
/ GALLERY, TOD. G. Cur 4 Bso., formerly OF E~s
York City would tender his thanks 70 thu ctisens Ut
Keokuk and vicinity for the liberal patronage ~
slowed him during the last three years and woalA
recommend Ill who wish True Pictnrea, TO call q
the oldstand, 10. So Main street.
iuuelSd y. w. BuELI.
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Gu0AR Kettles from to 10 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids Skillcts and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ana
Rice Mouids; scolloped and plain Cake Pans; Tee
Canisers, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and con
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
COMSTOCK A BROl n Era
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New PoRK HousE.-We are pleaaed 70
learn that Capt. WalrE, late Of Madison,
Ind, and we'll known ~ the Napoleon Of
Pork packing in that region has purchased
property and intends to remain permanently
in this city. He has bought two acres and
leased two acre. adjoining for Ave years, Of
Col. Perry L Co., below Reid L Leighton's
addition, on which he intends to erect 4
pork house OF stone, 800 feet fronting on
the river, with wings running back $50 feet.
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DLANES-8rcenfeid Tool Co. z, . fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just received ut the sign Of
the ljune3d1 BIG ANVIL.
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nO0R and gate springs, Gray L Brothers patent
II the best spring ever invented, for sale BY
june3d CADY, JONES PECK.
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RKAsS Cocks. oil cups iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining 10 saw mill steam engine
fvr sale low 1T the sign Of the
june3d BIG ANVIL.
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! Young Miss Ut Y Young Miss Mary Yourg Miss z
i Nnnnar AraI
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ITO IF1-1HE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS or
house No. 50 Twenty ninth street. Lexington avenue
Eight aoor marble mantes grsies cas- water
ke. For particulars apply ON he premises FROM A. ~ %
am
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Walker Kagdaens Wilson Mrs NC White Miss Bella
wallace nss oa-ahSW Ms Mary White Mrs Emma
Wallace Mss lane Williams Mrs Ann Wbiemsn Miss Jau,
WAter Mrs tharee Williams Mrs Jane PWhners MssMAryA
wal on Miss Williams Mrs Mar Woleky Mrs Mary
Na,urs Mrs, White ST gaYet Wood Mics Fanny
WATSON Mrs VIM WI Mrs I.ondsn Wood Ellen
WEBB Miss Aevina Wood Mrs Mary
Webster Miss Ann EW.lcos Wrs Jane Worden Mrs Mary
Weeks Nj sCaroliaeJ Willard Miss Agnes Wouters II
Ner Miss Jessie T-2 Wyatt Mrs l.
Wright Miss Emma Wing Catherine Wymond Mss Jes-
NnbsnIs Mrs Windsor Miss En- sic
nan Wynne Mrs Mary
Wilkinson Mrs Cath
Yong Miss n r y Young Miss Mary Ycnrg Miss E
Young Mrs : L
Ia Lima
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PARTMENTs TO LET.-THE THIRD FLOOR, CON-
"A sisng of four nice rooms with in the hall, q !,
Scanned street small gentee family. Rent $40 Inquire
at ia Essex street.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the sew York Cty Post 0flIce,
Erilay. Sept. 20, 1856.
LADIES LISP.

rronatso sycg,scsg TIE HEv ycE gEF Al. ~ he, o.
topg.css-,s eyer tas 90 t's artssss rog a al. pope
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lIr ATCnFr-rTNE ooi.n ANn srf.rER wIrcnrs

w Tho arecs, ard mos, SPLENDID assortment n sich.s m
The city r. 70 be found atthe suhstisers He IN =.
sness IN Np street for the aat ~ and ssns al So
a. much less iban the usual price,.
Heautiui gold lfriuc watches four her ie,rAIeS s,s
Pine gold detached levers. fun lcweii.d ~
Fine gold huninr lepine, four holes is~eiled IA
Gold hunting case English patent levers 80
Fine gold hurting detached eyvT- fuE iswefea ... al
Gold ard enamel watches for ladies 40 s1io0
sk o.i soa psese, ehenome,srs rs 90
es ssTi ssyass v.sss. which rga ,S a,y. Is : 20
ier.ni Watches. 10 = 30
Gold English patent levers, full jcwelcd - 20 10
silver hnalikh patent lever ~
silver dtiscbed Evers fun jeweiied ~
Fine sid hunting railway tresceper..... le 70 lrs
silver iep'ues, four holes icwelcd ..ss....s 70 ~
" y. fobns, parscn, = hceseley, " v. Coorer a.
all u'hcr celebrated mskers for sale very low. sssg
All watches warranted u kecr correct time Waci = ~
iewrlfv eybapwed Wafhef and Jewery repaired IA
best manner much less than The usns prizes Gos
sent 10 parts Of the United states and Canada hes ~
GFoRGE q ALLEN, importer of watches ard iewe,rv
wholesale and reaa No u Wall street. second soof essr
Broadway.
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HooTio ~ -, :. ~ -, ~. .,
basemens Nos 20 81 AID IS Front street Brookyn situated
within about 40 yards Of the Fulton and Main stree, ferre
These hof have hot and cold baths gas hot
By which three stories heated with hot They
supplied with both well and rain water al all
the year inside the house and believed they not
passed In Accommodation except respecA
Bile DIV ernR houses either The city New York brook
iyn They very conveniently situated doing
business IN New York. There
70 rent two good three story brick houses aud frame
house. all In good condition. and abundAnty supplied with
both ell and rain aler which believed FOOD ecu
ry Against cholera yellow lever.
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Z atgscsS -sis eyt
=. a. g..ssse E1-A
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nTANoNps-THE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed that we coniuvsliv manufacprne andt avs
on hand large stock Of dismond Of latest
Aiarge assortment Of diamonds hand sxtips acne ~
the t.ds Diamonds bought FEY cash - a. .s.yr,
l. KEENAN, CO. N preorssTsstN ~
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

DENNETT A BRO. SUCCESSORS TO TeyrEy, Lkpu
I'D 81 Broadway cf street. have esieS
store, So Brosd~sy fev deos above Nibos vf,s
an watches, Jewsry are
which They are selling their friends and NE ruNe 4 verv
low pricea Bennett A BRO, $50 Rreafrsv
pndsr the Neircpsstan Ieser
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A rTENTl0N-NlBLOS BALL AND CONCERT IA
"A oon.-Ths popular and magnificent salscA may now
be engaged for and balls The central position Of
well known estabshment the perfect arrangement for the
reception and accommodation Of guss e admirable
tic qualities Of the hail. and the careful supervision which has
the favorable notice Of the public Fun particulars may
s. aud in the evening from TIL 10 y. B.-Thh room wiz
dollar bas
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nEao.hAlao RSPu slIoAs GENERAL CoMMrrrEE
Me city and county Of York Tammany Hal sr
ne evening Of Monday the loh instant Mr. Charles May
were adopted with great unanmy there beng
Resolved That the Democratic Republican General Com
miee Of tbe city Of result Of the e
D..ga0ns ne ooa%ed ppeserss
s sooR Amsrosn Union nov confirmed na IA hs
Of The ss%o s .sy as orpsD ass
hai the democracy Of the country having nov
so, II Which sss win and ass
Ss nc AID saceg ne pas o. ~ he
friends Of rrpubcaum throughout the world greetings ard
he Aneran Union planted FIRMLY and unshaEeaby npoa
foundation so and immoveabe a. its founders were
Resolved the democracy Union. also e1
proud and triumphsn day Never has The party or he
scunry passed hronsh 20 threatening an ordeal The org.ai
permapency OF the latter placed In critical condition
vheS TIE En- ct. has assumed ana maintained n
glorious contest che has been true g herself true % Tam
Of the Union the hour OF deepest peru
eprse true to he Of ser rsssrea and
ss,srs .so y rendered such scen. .d IN
government md more than AL at he present ame true z
EDGED fs-d ard front Of the victorious democracy
Resolved That there be Of congraiuaions the
mose Is there cause Of congratulations TO the people Of
wsca YORK party IN the election Of
Amidst the most onscrupaous opposition Internal ana
pny unequaed N any preceding political con est be hs
shown the calm Clear evidence of leader
he bold ursbaksn front of successful general inum
dated BY tbress nr moved by the fearful combinations
him in which the bases OF all other political
r.iioIs united with he unprecedented of on. he relied
SILENTLY the virtue and nteR Of the and
NJ 10 the result the assertion ofhe right and
The wreath Of The conquerors laurel would surround ht
brow
Resolved That though the election Of Mr. Wood Possesses
peculiar points Dot applicable 70 he other democratic cand
saes sii not unmiudiu Of the great achieved
election OF Richard busteed the
the they good and In whom the
~ sle especial PRIDE and whose election hail with
satisfaction
Resolved That warmly congratulate the democracy Of
he y and county Of New York in having nnby stood by
et sressiopS nidses and elected deeg
Congress when not only their constituency
ne nat'cn Il large NAV be justly proud
Resolved That view N results democracy
ed N assemble in the Old VI at rAmmny Hall
weor esday evening. the 18Th inst, ~ O'Clock
these victories and that . committee OF eauA
ward appointed by the Chair the necessary pre-
paxztons for their reception
signed WILSON SMALL, Ch'n Dem r. q. Com
SAMUEL l. BEsKDfcr,l
ALYRED CHANCELLOR, S.~-.,...
PxTER svrESEY (
JONI Y. SAVAGE
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AnyERTIEMFNy Rim WE'D EVERY d.



al mahD-aT ihE CLOSING NETTING OF raE
# Buchanan aud BreckinrdRe Club OF the Fourth ward
held Washington hall corner OF Henry and Catherine
he evening OF the l4ih instant DR. Wm D Don
Secretary the folio wing resolutions offered by Oliver
GlanDeN and were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS The glorious victories which have Just been achiev
ed by The uuied strength OF democratic principle, oil
hears nth the gre JOY; Attending they do the
for the Of nsbe Union the
psrnansneS Of our free snd happy institutions
Resolved That congratulate democratic
throughout these uDted States upon their
aiiea forces OF seetionalan and rel gious
Resolved That in the Triumphant election OF Ru
cbsDan and John q Brecknride President Vice Pre-
mastery national home
and abroad will be managed with tina ani
h' hlRn standing character ami ability, give 80 salts
Resolved That now supported by the of ,tion Of
We have possible still deeper and mo aoid
ing faith N The great political truths embodied IN me ncin
ccnsituionhat palladium of our liberty thai ark OF our
RESOLVED That we look with ricue upon the sickly efforts
opponents anticipation OF 1890 and would avise them
the woody and their banng 70 me rural districts
their shattered constitutional for would
De biting file should they again enter the lists with the
democracy with such materials
Resolved that as of the Buchanan and Breckn-
ridge Club the Fourth ward feel just pride
the glorious manner in which our ward has distinguish
ed the by rolling the large IN
precedepted majority of thousand favor demo.
nomlneesa fact highly creditable unrng exer-
hops during the campaign.
Resolved That heartily In the resolutions adopt
ed by the Democratic General Committee the 10Th inst and
that WIZ cheeruly attend the grand jubilee Tammany
Hall on the evening OF the 18th inst
JOSEPH ROSE.
MAURICE O'KEKFE
q iS onsa T. = B MGhSls Secretaries
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THF BALL SEASON.


DoNNE1r.-
ID suJerb assortment II those icst- and beauuiu
,ornusnt pretty fsc-stbee Of ms-ried
~ he bschslurs be fol01 ihytSsS
Cars The art 81 the miner has been carried
b. poin ~ psrcou and - IN lnte varieis ad beauty
u tasteful hsd dresses wei the ladies'
,h-nssivss SENDER the dear fs ia love ~b
.ucb hornets be AZ irviaes Hos
'hev he selection RON many beauties
oarsei large assortment Of coaks o sow press.
EhsrD BALL ON wEBSE-D,y sykNlSi AT No
W Il Howard Nile. CAROLINE ysZfsSs Ia
orr her fr,eps yuois abe give dfu a. tns
bal on Wednesday evening ~ her dancing ab1euly
No ~ howard street. commence al o'clock nckets 81
for a Feutl.msn ard rue lady.
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A wuNDER.-IUh 1iPrY 1tnL THB CELEBR .TED
q palmsi be suited all events o NE, 9r Third
ssenus e,,-esn 5000 spa snsses S ~.
any sly gepurnsn obtain the affections Of he
opposite ser Ch.rge exua
= eTONisHI no 10 .Ll--sADAsE MORROW CLAIMS
been known me seventh dsasbter q the
seventh daughter sbo ~zs siso great sdrosofs' Rave
aur.l tell AMI future events % Ne
bsye sstonished thou ands during travels Ia .urp.
wf tel whether on sfe mvr,eS single and how
times you be FRIED ho. and stn sh1w
ne your husband VIII 70 be
speedily marsl ana Jon r enJoy The greatest haptns
VA se show tie hssress n absent sld. and reseoos
sDd is soune all he co-oerns o. we snai ~ esnnh
o. you wi get he chance admitlsd 70
Browne sre.t res Columbia
= a.. nOasDsIsT fhAf Seat rHs wOxI.D, AND
~ ave honssDd dollars reward q offered 70 any p~rson
so os ns ss s- % so II
law su's tc he so gives lucky numbers She aurpssses
rrs.' cures Al pesons ~ho .re AFFLICTED wi consumptor
over CONT snt -croula rheumatism any other lingering
s a. s .ps s s % ne "a ~: sf
u B.-Msdsrne CLfs sTpS no hunbug cad AMI sa.isfy
Ho.1s.op and stanton
YARD MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
~ her friends srd gs'rcns snd ess 70 say at sr the
BIB DIR n I .ea S % oo ws9 nsys a
Srsess ,sed eSo.,.e,y b ssgoson .ss b.
n hs~ ssi~rs VI so~e-y s~vesn vsarsh 49, FnA
f,rArryoYs NcE = MRS. SEYMOUR, 40 SPRING
fal rsdeal and bnsipess cairvoyant in America All Al.
discovered and cured durable unerrnz ADVICE
business friends &c and sssscnon IN AL cases or
lrrss A. sEABRTNa rHs OELEBaArED TEsr NJ.
u dunn may be daily n l5is Grand street where
be received, and reliable communlcs
cfonvucfuH character.
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UErERAN CORPS or isi2-AN ApIouRSED MEET
ing ofthe covps VII ne held ~ tbs Fou teenh ~.
tel corner ~ Grand and Elizabeth iuesav
nr Nov "a At occck 70 bear The report Of the cnne,
or celebrating The Ash OF N0vemef and recese the
for the take place the 2 CT tie BIN
N the DICK needy and blind members Of The corps Puuc
. ndapce IA requested BY order
WI, TArIoR sesy. II. RAYMOND COL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RArLsoAD.

Commencing Monday Nov. ., isss Three daily trains 70
Albany. Sundays excepted
Fare d 81 rom New York TO- Albany. Leave New ycrs
$50 NJ cypress train Tor Albany connecting with he
Central Railroad and Northern uAina
$40 A. M mail train running directly through without
OF and connecting at Chatham Cornerp
Western trains for Psfed North Adams ohsr
hors
go NJ expres. running directly though without Change
West Returning leave Albany
ais A NJ, mad train for New YORK direct
IO4sA n, e1pfess without change Of cara
800 ~, express without change OF cnvs.
lcte 70 be Obtained and basgses checked Ne once n
ne Western Rsirosd Albany, cv ~ Wits ard Centre,
nrcoms o. Twenty sixh streets and rovr<hs ~-~,e N~v
Yors. WI 4. CAafBniA4 Sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

lrrss Al pEApPrNp rHs CELEBRArED test NE.
m dunn may be daily Il ll5ik Grand street where
be received, and reliable communcs-
from their departed rends, Of the most Interesting and
Convincing character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

NOW. ADAy GUARDS, ATTENTION. THE sEN8sas
IN Of the above particularly Ines,ed to At
The final meeting at headquarters broad slv on
Wednesday evening The lob Instant att o'clock y NJ a.
OF importance will be transacted
parade At he above place sdsy the srn nsSant
at O'Clock A. NJ, precisely. By order Of
T. 4. 1AuERor, Orderly. -