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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WrnxYmAY Nov 10 lRh6


Tho supply Of beei cattle at Alerton's this week
moderate, though fully equal 70 tho demand-which has
fallen on somewhat-owing chiefly 70 the large supplies
Of poultry which have arrived during the week. In anc
patton Of the usual enormous umpsion Thanks.
giving me quality Of the offerings what tho dealers
sy Tairsh" with here and there sprinking Of really
ase bseves me demand was slow 10 the morning. and
buyers seemed to expect reduction In prices but - the
supply w sscsraised MOI 10 be excessive holders con-
queny nrm q last weeks prices. In the Af,er
Fart Of the day therefore, sacs effected much
easily shAs 10 the morning, and the pp,y probably
all disposed Of NJ early hour Of the day The total
sunser % sale for the day and week Was 1857, the
BUN, - usual coming rom Ohio Illinois and this state,
and Indiana was hariy repsessnted
Opvs ana calves une better, and The best qua
nuss realized some % per head more thAn last weeks
prices.
Veal calves were plenty a. last week. but the
demand having somewhat absicd prices are . tribe
lower.
sAssp asd lambs were plenty. and sold nne better
lhas last week rns receps chicly from this state
and Ohio. Prices from ~ 70 So
swine are bsre n large supplies and sell pretty well,
q psev,ous pvoes-
isricss sales for the week we're 1851 bsef cattle %
COWS and calves al veal calves, oss sheep and Ambs.
z p9e suine.
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srcon-roMrw,s On Monday, Nov II, at Calvary
chuIch, oy the Rev. Francis l.. hawks, HRsRY sEcon
10 IlzA L. youngest daughter OF Col. w. W. Tompkns,
all OF this city.
CbM-McCABr On Tuesday evening Nov. Is, AZ y.
Pairicks cathedral, by the Rev William Starrs, Vicar
General. Mr.. JoHS CLARK 70 Miss Ca uxRsE MoUABs all
OF lhis city.
Philsdciphia papers plrsse copy.
1IMofAr-Bk'TTGr.-At Staten Island, on Wednesday,
Nov. 10. al the horavIan church, by toe Rev. A. A.
R-nke. HssRY N. TsoIAY. OF This city, 10 vIoLHrrA,
da ghfer oi the late James q Britten. ESQ.
D-TEGrsofv.-A Buffalo, N. Y, on Tuesday.
Nov ., by the Rev. DR.. Heacock JoHs Z. IAsHnt OF
Buffalo 10 zxrs daughter Of the lato Francis reee-
mon, Eq, OF thin city.
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fNUEBHRY AT THE AMSsICAE IHsTIruTE.-M1
whose art sahDion = he lar q ss Ams1iosn ia:ass.
recently hsa ne Cy. Palsos attracted nssA 49,
capable q sontsrrns For the Sss
n o gold nsS. saa
shall q has ss.a sS
sss Ard Ne y The q s
A1 sDss and . have
rs and ability Mr. Sarney hsss sh. ossa: q
many premiums and none has been universally apprs
sssn IL ans sna ss Of Art No $40 1osaway p
Esh ns%s a IN is Sr
d.
was found upon MOST aseia ana %
.oS s as only whom
The phoogaphiss Of the Imperial capital were
sioner Of the Esposion and not few Of them consra.s
lated Mr. either psrson,y or By Letter on his sseS
BY The American institute frs. class gold medal for
verdi offered silver psssr woIts $500 ssr ne
The
I on
s s &
tspist whose psckage numbered six the pitcher me whole
packets they found that No Contained
Quincy and him ho was ardsd ne pitcher
nns the sSD ss day 0gs, With
tons throne bout the country at Mr. Garueys gallery and
Whatever may be said OF others Mr. Gurnays abilities
photographed and daguereop universally conceded
indeed one al this day. face OF his repeated
has tie temerty TO question his position the
ranks OF art Large experience unrem,tiag attention TO
business Or and decasy Of conception quail
Quincy ENTHUSIASTICALLY possess To these tine gifts be
attribute his UNMARRIED artist The
observer who visits his gallery win be struck with nameisss
something In his pictu which he I'll look for vain in
productions Of other add which at once COM
mands bis undivided attention In the words OF connosseur
who has visited the shmen q Mr. Guerney se ven
the werd as those taken every week ay every day At the
saloon OF this talented aud scientific gentleman The face
literally transferred nom the living neng upon the soaess
canvas and the meres glance the perec.
life itself" The untouched phoographs the same acute
observer remarks ARE really feature, every
mark the expression $50 hard 70 attain caught and
fastened the plate by the rraoatng light falling
the object and the at the time while under th
of this most sklfu proficient OF artists
Graphic descr ptiops the expert writer must
fail TO the mind OF the reader ohe- than faint idea
fortune TO produce With him the pencil and the
equally invoked. Their union has been happy results.
II Is certain that the pencil alone the pictures at
his They works of which the old masters
would not be ashamed But why speak of them all urber
than To call attention TO hemy Those whose curiosity Is su
GENTLY awakened 70 call Mr. Gurrev, will forget all
have said IN their great admiration his life like Photographic
poItras Nor when they have Toasted Their In looking
them will they wonder at the awards and honQrs
that have been conferred within the years me
great artist who exhibits them freely for his qualification.
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EDITOR or NEW YORK HERALD.
ss Of sngsh sn haa not been imported om London in
s s @ any al As re-
no. ss @ srss % ha ssn
% spurious and genuine article and oe amazing excess in
e,aa importation Mr. loses his rs and second bet and
pubacsuou Of this wager and M result. have called
sr'h IN the sunday papers Of The l6h lengthy advertise
aenl ever the signature, r. Messenger Co.'S Card 10
attentive psrusal q his ha. convinced
hai the importation Of English bears pruporoa the
empcund sold 10 our citizens under Tho tle Of London
The arm Of Messenger 90. be fully aware OF
Nv fss. presume none can appreciate more JUSTLY and
he main question seek BY other issues which have
any s.a tS S he !1al sv q iSs osas"
2. vastly eIceed importation q gin from London hey
ro9s hs ss s Sss ocresi loo per
annually While ths importation Of holland gin Is rapidly
Assertion. always facts. Custom House record. Of
,o. ~ sr arpy are esrsny no Lees sccarse o.
be depended han the unsupported statements Of
ss.s me ss < lisa &. pine. O. S
During he same period ihs ,mporiauoo Of Holland gn
nd ssl during tse han Of prtsen yesF = fo-
he falling OF 10 the importation, asserted by Msssenger
II DE las half ysg The importation exceeds b. iois
Messenger % csrnos be permitted b. presenting fssusd
SUES 2 cosse ,he legitimate qgeson hey must aaswss
uAntiiies Of socaed LONDON cordial GIN through VIA
hsrpel Custom House hey
led TO obtain the pure article clear up he mystery
stated amount OF ses beyond all proportion ~ the I'm
kher the has grossly ueps.i
BY con.bsna Importation. o. the people have been
sgrseousy dupcd In the purchase Of ~
copy from Messengers advertisement the following
Witch heartily coincide 'ffenay well be expected
Of this w usisi the consumption ~
vl mk when ircsh country milk can a. ea, be oosned
believe thst the American public VIII continue swa
Hollands stun when the superior OF London
in become them Doubtless this assertion will b.
the superior Of the London cordial
m Manufactured In New yortl become known 70 the
public but opne that, Ike the last day that
~riod within OF centuries and will take
until fellow ciyens become the willing dupes OF
mi o~sion glaring for deception to conceal
Again Of the public ssk MESSENGER Go
whence their consumption OF London
ords GIN over and imporses Article raugei by
government CANCERS and stamped with The Csna House
| rand
trust In the next letter ssuei something like proof viii be
gered instead Of feeble invectIve BY The above arm
| FRrEND To HUMANITY.
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1nzATHsuAI ARRIVALS M James T. Anderson and Mo
Asnss Esworshy have arrived In town. and will play nsxt
week 81 waack's theatre Mr. Anderson 10 well known
aAd popular with theatre gosrs while Miss sworthy
WI make her debut IN New York. In his range Of char
scsess, Mr. Anderson excellent actor, and we have
hgt expectations of Miss Esworthy who has received
TIE w1mest encomiums from the London press.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


WEDNESDAY, Nov 1876 r. n.
The stock market does not change much from day TO
day In all the leading railroad stocks the transactions
continue about the extent without material
ration in prices. Al the FIRST board to-day Illinois GEN.
trail Bonds advanced u per cent; Reading Railroad, III
Michigan Southern al Chicago and Rock Island, !. oan
ton Company declined q per cont Cleveland and Toledo,
"a; Cumberland, u There we're sales Of Ward Coal
Company, to-day, 1t 4oK per cent. This stock only
casionally comes upon the market The company are,
learn, engaged in the manufacture OF fire brick from
IL valuable beds Of ire clay, and win only extend It's
works III justify. rhero appears 70 be
upward movement In Chicago and Rock Island Il 10
based, believe, upon some financial operation in the
perspective. Erie quito steady this morning n the
board but fell on after The annual report Of this
pany about being issued. the talk Ia the street
to-day, that Il would show floating debt Of about nine
hundred thousand dollars.
After tho adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made at auction by A. H. Nco
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Court Calendar-This DAY.

Court Calendar-Thls Day.
srsnn Cocrr-0ruuis Nos. 2lts. 2ool, 26sa, $50,
eSl SOL s0b, All 2l27, 2643, S644. 2s6l, 2AeS, 1884,
Ao2 l22S, a 1882 aS7s, 1915. 7As, Al, o. 1904, o.,
"a, ~.
Usnn srAr- DunnCr Corn.-Nos 10, IL, 10, IT, q,
Ih, 90. 80 Ae. o. %.
sursooR Oousl-Eos Te1. 1so s4s, Ss1, 7s, 7sa 7ss,
o. 100, 791 1856, 29i, slo SOL <22 T2a, Sae 175 73o.
s. 2SO.
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Pew SIS In the Ref Prot Church In lafayette place $500
Al tho second board Tho market was bcttsr for Road.
ing, Rock Island. and Panama. Reading advanced Y
per oent; Rock Island, 1k; Psuams ". Erie opened
heavy, but closed . little higher. the rise In Reading
ID attributed 70 reports nom Philsdelpba favorable to
amcable arrangement OF the difficulties between the
railroad company and the coal shippers In New York
ntral, Michigan Southern and Cleveland aud Toledo,
there was very limited business ii both boards.
The steamship Canada, from Boston tor Liverpool to-
day, carried out s3s, 900 In specie.
The Board OF Brokers adjourned this afternoon 70
Friday morning, 70 morrow being Thanksgiving, and II
being particularly important that the brokers add spcoa
asors Of Wall street sboule keep the day In due form.
Mott Of them have for thanksgiving Of thea
because they have made money and many Of them be-
hey have not been entirely ruined by the uotus
ons In prices during the past year We hope that ali
win be thankful for the many blessings they eroy, and
Try 70 forget for day, the anxetcs and excisemenu
OF the stock Exchange.
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The North Central Railroad, Of Pennsylvania, viii
We learn be fully finished and equipped by the isi Of
April, 1857, when shall have larger supply or coal
from The coal fields Of shsmokin This road with the
proposed connection with the Lehsh Valley by the Allen
town road viii open large supplies Of coal TO
year. Low tolls and cheap coal viii be the order
for 1857.
The total receipts into the Treasury o, tho s,s OF Ala
bams for the 6sca year ending Sept TO- sTos 900 40
tho disbursements for the PERIOD sisT, ote ga
showing excess Of receipts disbursements OF
s1 csc a. The balance In Treasury including Of
the State Bank and branches the 3otn Of september
Was ,sel 7ss 90. n 10 this added the loan (ssoo o00)
10 the Mobile ard Ohio Railroad Company, AMI thai 70
the Alabama and Tennessee River Railroad and the bonds
Of other States In the Treasury, the assets OF tho
state win be found very considerable aud constantly aug
mensng These reports certainty represent the condition
Of the State In very favorable light and argue that
vii be difficult matter for Alabama 70 place herself
among The very foremost works OF internal improve
men, The total Tor The fiscal year ending
rtp 80 exceed these Of the year preceding s366sT CO.
The failure Of the Lancaster Bank said 10 be caused
by specua,ons N shsuokin coal lands by irresponsible
parties 10 whom had made advances The Phsaelpn,a
Ledger OF this morning says
This bark has long been hooked upon with sus
pcion ny tbose ccnverssnt vth liz operations aud the
speculative tendencies Of iis active officers Ip cir
culstion has all the time been arre-so large e. 10
stirsct attention, especially ~ points somsgna, re-
mote RON the banks Immediate neehbornooi. The
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wmHrspAy, Nov. 1a--sPn.
Asurs Pots we're steady, with sales Of about 20 20
bbla. nj old prices.
BExapsrrfrs.-Flour-The market opened with some
ore show Of hrmness, but closed At about the quota
uors Of yesterday. The transactions footsd MP about
GOO q coo bbs at about the folio wing quotations
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Another Great frtumph Tor Quincy
hree medals awarded 70 J. GURNFY $40 Broriway al the
Ne Far the American Institute for Photographic proiuc
ons 10 wih gold meal for the best unreouched phot
-pls gold medal for he best colured phosorraphs IN
n fe sze on bronze medal COR the best photp
raphs roo-cd IN pastel Can and examine The premium pc
res n hs Pboorraphc Palace ~ Art $40 Broadway corner
Ieon1d sweet ~ R-No connection with any other
shiphmept
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Great sale of silver Plated Ware, Fancy
Gods, &C at EAyI1T DELTssRR IS, FRIDAY
Inc al l( !, O'Clock.
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AIlsOpp's East India
rhe following ne only houses in ibis city where the
se1ss sSo.. NC Beaver SasSse @ Streets
y. Dsmonieo Chambers street
Reilly Nos g aud IS Pine street,
sutherianas. ;,..........N No. Is Pine street.
Tssior. saloon. .s Sa say.''
John Kssfs Under Metropolitan Broadway.
s.sSSe.s Niso's Sss Bro.dwy.
George W. Brown. .......... Wafer street
EssSm SSn sI ssoSess onlcs Wall 5.
sain aos'on Hotel ... s seSas street street.
ralen,s HOTEL. Cor Murray aod Greenwich sts
ans -. and Tsssr street
Phelps Club Rooms Cor Cedar street. IS William
And in Brooklyn
Iomssy City Hotel. ....... Liberty street.
A'S'n'' ARIA. xRfSG 4 t kEs ii,sfi
Sole Agent s for ssu Sn' #i sss: street.
Thanksgiving Day-Meade Brothers Open
monographs daguereosypes, &C. 13 broadway
ians from DRUMG0LD PRoCHs, l0 Fulton street.
Ladies' Furs In Endless Variety, ut Ford
&sCOTTs, no Broadway, lower corner of Fulton street.
Thanksgiving Oay.-Ladics, Misses, Boys,
ppsss for holiday presents LADIES' pa.ronise j. B. MIL
LER CO., lS4 Canal street.
No Wholesale and Country Merchants
s'S & i
and American patent edcnes q and below manufAcurer1
''-~' = ''-' sSRNEs 4 PARK,
Now York. Cincinnati and San FRANCHISE.
PhrenOl0gy, 3OS BrO~dway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts with full written descriptions day and evening.
y Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs are match
less and unique articles Both for SALE and the dye pr
Bstchel0r's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees.-
The best In The world Made sold and applied At No. 2s
Broadway.
Bordeaux Wines, Italian OIL, Anisette, &C.,
landing Ella English cheese, landing, Southampton
Lea PERKINS, worcestershire landing Albert Gal
lan Muir Sons Ednburg ale In good order just landed
for salesby JOHN DUNCANs& SONS, 405 Broadway.
HOlIoway's Ointment.-Thc Renowned Re.
medy famed throughput the globe The Indian al the back
woods in his and the aborgnes Of Austria
liza In the DESERT alike familiar with this all powerful
guent
H0sdetter.-Thc Remarkable Success Of Hog
letters vegetable stomach bters In curing dyspepsia liver
cOmp.Aint and mpartng the system, Il Without
parallel IA the history OF medicine Sold by all drug
gse and hotels Hostetter Smith, PitAbuN BARNES
PARK, Agents IN View York
Brandrefh's pills remove every morbid
affection, perfectly cleanse the blood from all ouness and
constitutions perfect health
vgor Established los years Principal Office No. 43 Canal
street. New York. Is cents per box.
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especiy informed that the refreshmrnt saloons attached
the Pslase will be under the superntendence Of ths
soes managers during this FAR they being directly In
In the receipts hereof and viii be KEEP open firm
NJ TN midnight. The bill of fare includes Heckers
srna jellv served IN various forus buckwhest cakes
nsde ofpaient self rising buckwheat meal.
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(yURTAIN MATERIALS AND WIDOW SHADES AT

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
~ Wholesale. -KELTY 4 FERGUSON, 81 Broadway, and
d Rcadc street. have full and choice stock Of brocates
satn delanes, worsed damasks lace and muslin curtains
cornces gimps, &C. which offered The lowest prices
In New York and superior manufacturing facilities
able TO offer these goods less than ether houses We
viie the attention OF close buyers.
NRoUP-CROUP-THIs AWFUL COMPLAINT Is IN
~ meda;ely cured by DR. Tobias Venetian linment NO
family who the lives Of their children should be without
bottle In the house. Sold by all the drugg and storekesp
ers. Depot 81 CorlAndt street. New York
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|NITY FAHuRE-DRY GOODS.-RENSEN DIN1ER,0
stock Weare offering great in dress silks.
w. s. BOND. los and 10 Sixth avenue.
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whites So hst, Fa,i s,yIe.-ras Fuison
srves, between Broadway and Nassau street
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LNAHCY ARTICLES AND TOYS FOR GIFTS AND PRE-
ens-Ihe most choice selection jus. received from EUROPE.
Mt H. =. Rogers extensive bazaar, 400 broadway These
goods have been selected Mr. Rogers person and
prise variety OF jet bracelets and paper
pache desks jewel workboxes ladies' recsss
Yelling bags 4c with the most extensive variety Of Arces
IN china eiass bronze, terra Gotta paan fc.; also
aricefo the toilet combs brushes perfunery. Ac
all imported and sold prices lower than before Offer
ed in this market. ii. 8. ROGERS. 499 Broadway.
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Average head
sales Of sheep and lamDs by Hume Bsdxin, At
Bsowning's - 2e2, for 81 els 10. Average. ~ S.
sale Of sheep and lambs ny James McCsrty, brown.
ing's-2 400, at from "a 90 20 81 90.
me demand Il CnAmberiA,n's moderate and prizes
ruled about the same sale~ Tor The
osiovs-73s becf cattle, 81 - so 60; i.ce1
sheep ana Ambs ~ 90 as,, 1oi and calves s25a
s6S: 1877 calves, &c. 10.
There rood supply st 0'preu's Of all kinds Of
stock, and prices Ginc lower for veal calves
Other stock are Without change. sales - folio~ss
~ COWS - W
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AfoRGANs EXPOSE OF FREEMAsONRy FOR SALE
ll Ola books and sngravngs bought.
NEAGLE HICKS, 5OO1. Broadway.
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No Wholesale ana Country Merchants
Barnes Park 504 Broadway New York. invite the attention
large and close buyers 70 their stock Of European
and American patent medicines 1t and below anufkcuroxs
BARNES PARK,
Now York. Cincinnati and San Francisco
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Pianos, ~ Great Barry sins.-A large Assort-
sent Of and second hand pisuoe now ceiling. al
really reduced prices, =. o. F1sCHbks 325 Broad
ssy opposite the Broadway theatre.
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The saes OF Canadian arc About 300 400 bbIs, a IN
changed prices Southern brands fair demsnd,
with sales Of about goo 200 bbis 1t the above QUO
tstons. Among the saies handsome brand oi 70.
ersburg extra knosn as the aRslto.n mostly pu, up
for dous stio uso, al es lay. Wher extra brands
ssleabc IN lott, at about the above prices Rye -four
vas UNCHANGED, while Jersey meal dun At % 81
90 so wheat was quite active aud rather hr mer,
AT yesterdays prices, With sales Of Western at
bcthr prices The sales looted up about 1000
20 oco bushels including white Western and Canadian at
81 GO 81 es Indisna red n 81 80 ST. IS: Masarkio
Club 81 ssssl 70, aud carfc Of Chicago spripv q,
sprpg reported NJ Al 90 .hch shove the mar
ret Corn The market armer, with i.,,ls offering
Scre ot0 10 COO bushels Western mixed sold 12s
southern yellow sold al TAO aud small lot OF White
wss sold ., Toe Ryessles Of 700 bushels we're made
SIC. Oats Inc martet was firm. With sales OF
sou,heru At ttc. tsc and Of Chicago, 81 asc SO
CoFFu.-The market Vas steady, while the sales ~ere
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Thanksgiving Day.-Lahies, Misses, Boys,
and youths boots shoes OF all kinds genteens toie.
apPers for holiday presents Ladies, patronise j. b. MIL
LEk CO., lA Canal str set-
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Thanksgiving observation-disclosures Picturs
hop open ali day for 20 pictures. 10 Broadway.
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ADyERTISENENrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FER Sssaoem sd nslp, ses axth pays.
So -
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Thanksgiving Noticc.--Evsns' Clothing
warehouse ca and 6 Fulton street. will remain op en- unt
| 49,
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Bordeaux Wines, Italian Oh, Anisette, &c.,
LANDING eI Ella English cheese landing Southampton;
Lea PERKINS, Worcestershire landing Albert Gal
latin; Muir Sons Ednburg ale In good order just landed
for sae,by JOHN DUNCANs& SONS 405 Broadway.
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sixpenny Hollyosypes and Twenty Cent
nbrotvpes, with case 70 on l,soo daily, by thirty Eve
sta, 341 Broadway.
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HOlloway's Ointment.-Thc Renowned Re.
medy famed throughput the globe The Indian al the back
woods his wgwam, the aborignes Of
liza in the DESERT alike familiar with this all powerful
guent
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PbrenOlogy, 3Os Br0~dway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts with full written descriptions day and evening.
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Hostetter.-Thc Remarkable Success Of Hog
vegetable stomach bers In curing dyspepsia liver
Amt and mpartng tone 70 the system, Without
parallel Ia the history medene Sold BY all grocers drug
Ests and hotels Hosteer Smith, PaAburv BARNES
PARK, Agents n View York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees.-
The best In The world Made sold and applied at No. 2s
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The Neatost OvercOats Worn the Rag
lans from DRUMGOLD 4 PROCHS, 40 Fulton street.
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Brandrefh's pills remove every morbid
affection perfectly cleanse the blood from all ouness and
eak and enfeebed constitutions perfect health
vsor Established los years Principal ofce No. 43 Canal
street, New York. Is cents per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs match
unique articles SALE and the dye pri-
vaely applied at No. 6 Asor House.
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Thanksgiving Day-Meade Brothers OPEN
Photographs, daguerreotypes, &c. 253 Broadway.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
AN AAx1lcAN INVENTION,
THE GkEATEHrloF THE AGE |.

Is great uullty. sila.
l. rNelsy, ehoapness Of
prn D sad adan,etien to
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