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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-05
6cBcTT BITTERs

ARE GooDron
They have been msdeand sold 40 years,
s years by the present proprietor, and note
this great truth; be has facts in his posses
sion, showing that they hare eEred and Ael-
ped thousands, yea thousands Of easesot
IN d. G e s N.
Nervous Debility, Sie.aess ct theStoma'h
Derap cement of the Wafer Brsh, Hpmsrs,
DigeStire Functions, Colds sad Coxsk,
Depression Of Mind &. Costirsasss, Jarniies,
Spirtts, FldtEIiSev, RhesNS-
Oppression after Eat tisn,
ing Female Ob,trpctto1y
Aeia Stomach, Lousf Appetite,
Sick Headache, Pain in tke Side,
AND
TOrIOr Of the Liver and Bopels.
Reader! You are appealed TO earnestly
Don't say "it only could believe this tobe
true! | have some ofthe above complain
and l would take The medicine at once ifI
could only have confle nce." 1T Is TRUE
spoken. Come then, if your mind is irri
table, disconnected. and gloomy, you bsto
severe Collie Pains after eating your food
II your body begins TO waste, or your
strength to fail you,-if your countsnsnce
assumes haggsrd and ssllov sspect,-if
you have difficulty in lying on your left
side,-if yourskin is dry and shrivslled,-
and perhaps entnely destroyed lit your
whole system is languid. especially during
I'll process of digestion III you hsvsa con-
slant uneasy feeling in the stomach, WHY!
you have OIL a fit of INDIGESTION
and these great Bittsrs are made 10 cure In :
digestion, and they will do it, too - snd all
its attendant ills; and while ut rst iigently
stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and re-
moving these ttoub lesome agents,
TT A OTIS Upon THE SKIN
Removing MORBID or vITAT,D HusoBs,
beautifying the face, kipdlin,life and energy
| in your entire frame; then, Reader, will ,hs
| world no Longer ie0k daFk and gioSHs; Nc
longer will your dearest hopes be hanished
and thrust aside, but with
| HEALTH AND STRENGTH
| You will go forth into the world, 10 say With
thousands of othercs, {. A RIcnAHps' An
BoTr BITrERs have done wonders for me.
| Living Witnesses are ready to testify TO the
statement above made. Thirty wears and
upwards old Doctor Abbott Introduced this
medicine. 1t has been eight years in the
possession of M. Richa rds, neither Of whom
have ADVERTISED it leaving it to its o~nmsr-
its, 10 work its own way. Nov, in view Of
| its great curative properties-in view OF .
duty which every one owesto the public, it
isbeing put be oie the people as it should
| have been long ago, through the medium e.
| the Press. The labels copyrighted, and
each bottle, for the protection OF the consu
NOR, and proprietor, hears the Portrait o
Doctor WIN. Abbott, together With the sig
nature Of AK A-.
C.. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
sig 80 Slate Street. Boston.
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DYspEPsIANDLIvER COMPLAIN.

these Pills. II has been proved in al parts
of the world, that nothing has been found
equal to them in eases Of disorders of the liv
er, dyspepsia and stomach complaints gener
ally. They soon give a healthy tone to these
organs, however much derdnged, and when
all ntheI me ans have failed. I !. !
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THEE PILL PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly combr-
ed to operate On the stomach, The liver, the
kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels,
correcting any arrangement in their func.
tons, purifying the blood, the very fouuta in
of life and thus curing disease n all its forms
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young or old, should be without
this celebrated medicine 1t corrects and reg
ulates the monthly courses at all periods act
ing in many cases like charm. 1t is also
the best and safest medicine that can be Civ
en- TO children If all ages. and for any com
plant; consequently DO family should be
wlthoutit.
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Albany Private Hospital.
Quick Cures ard Low Prices.

NO. D BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, Ny.
I'senty Thousand PatientI Cured Annually
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DrSt manUIaCIUrtS OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

Equal in material, make, texture, durabil-
ity and style to any Stock ever offered in this
country-and at prices which cannot fail to
secure the attention of close cash buyers.
CONSISTING or
Shirts-With linen bosoms, collars and
wristbands, Of the best and finest qualities,
and new and choice styles.
Caiieo .Shirts-The latest and most attrac-
tive patterns.
Uudershirts and Drawsrs--Of Wool, Meri-
no, Cashmere, Silk, and Cotton, of desirable
and durable qualitics-snd the Teviot Wool
Undergarments, so highly approved by Ply
sicians. Also the Shaker Shirts and Drav.
erS.
Crarats-Superior quality and beautiful
styles, and full assortment of StoclS, COi-
lars, Ncektyes, Giores, SearjS, and lf!6lcrs
of the richest kinds.
Suspendcrs-An almost endless variety, in
Guiding the finest and most durable.
Poeketh0adkerchicfs-S Silk ard Cotton
plain and printed-an unrivalled assortment
Hall HOSe-Wool and cotton, of the best
texture, selected expressly for retail trade.
MorHiag Rob.S and GoVhS--Elegant Pat
terms, excellent material, and OF tile best
make
This Stock comprises all grades, from the
lowest to the richest, that can be produced
and having every facility for importing and
manufacturing, not exceeded by any other
establishment in the United Siates-buyers,
therefore, will consult their interest by exam
lining the goods which are sold at the
LOret possible cash price.
lV Goods promptly delivered at all the
Rail Road Depots, Steamboats,, &c, and in
any part of the city, without charge.
- Shirts made to order by experienced
In ALI, Il a.
ranted to fit. tY- No Machine work done
in this establishment. .I.r. 2lJv.
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Further Notice.

THE subscriber would give notice that all
who have unsettled accounts or notes at his
shop, must call and adjust the same between
this date and the 10th of July, or they will
have to settle with an attorney.
June "a, 1856. N. BR0USSO.
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Best in the World.

~CSC III GIIO " VI I0s
CHELD0N'S HAIR DYE.-I will warrant
~ 1t cheaper and better than any Hair Dye
evor used in the State and IL is the ONLY
kind that leaves the hair SOFT and silky af-
ter using. ii. A. SHELDON.
June 20, 1866.
VINEGAR-75 bbs. Cider Vinegar for
sa c by Ii. A. SHELDON.
NEWRLL'S Sugar Maple Butter Tubs
IN superior article, for sale by
July IL. 1856. W. II. REMSEN.
GOO 8. e. ". 8. MOODY'S.
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A large assortment of Crockery and Glass
Awar, at r,& ". s. A0Opyb.
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For Sale.

TINE House and Lot on Court Street, two
i doors south Of the Court House, recent
~ occupied by DR.. W. p. Russell. Any per-
son wishing An eligible location in the viii
lage of Middlebury, can secure great bar
gain by applying to the subscriber before the
10th of June next
Possession giAen Immediately.
W. p. Russell.
Middlebury, May 20, 1856. bitf
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER.
To be taken in the Spring.

Dc kind enough, Reader. to give your
attention one moment and you willlesrn what
e. A. RICHARDS,
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DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL.

Rutland, Oct.7, 1856. 81
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srrDKs DrAIB on WILLIAM HEMINGWAY shortly amer
four O'Clock yesterday morning, william Hemingway
died Suddenly In the Astor House The body was sub.
s,qucntly conveyed TO the Third ward station house
From The appearance Of the body his death seems 70 have
been caused from tome internal disease. Mr.. Hemins
~sy vas formerly clerk or boohkeeper 81 the Asto
House. but more recently had been employed a. book
keeper Tsvlors 1nterba onal Hotel II said the de
ceased was the steps Of the Aston House by two
policemen. snd subsequently found In senseess condI
cn by the walters OF that establishment Who conveyed
him into the building where he expired soon after II
vas only yesterday the deceased took asay he trunk
from the Aston House During the summer II rs said, he
bad been employed at the Pavilion, Rockaway, Long
bland DR. Young attended the dect ssed and pronounced
him dead prior TO bis removal TO The station house Coro
per Ccnnery held an inquest yesterday upon the body
when verdict Of death by congestion OF the brain,
brought on by ndiscretioD, was rendered.
An Inquest was also held the Globe Hotel upon the
body OF man Martin Quiscy, Who died from pneumonia
The deceased was found dead in his bed Wednesday
night
An unknown woman also found dead si the corner
Of Oliver and Madison streets the Fourth ward police.
Death, - tuI posed, was caused by spoplexy.
cafman. named Patrick Mccarthy, fell on his cart on
weGnescay night while in ~, and badly injured
thai he died soon anersnds. The deceased reslaed at
NO. "a Fra Alert street
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hAstfos -un Tuesday morning Oct. :, OF marasmus,
CnArioT,r the beloved child OF Henry and label Har
rson, ased year, months and 70 days.
Her mains Inferred Green wood from her late
residence, No eos Greenwich street
Rochester papers please copy.
Day On Thursday morning. Oct. o. at Eve O'Clock
after short but very painful Illness Of congestion Of the
lungs. Capt, cHAsss DAY. Of The bark Reindeer 10
The funeral viii take place from his late residence No.
% sssi sixteenth street near Irving place. this morsmg
fencs respectfully invited 70 attend withou, fay,
Invitation The body gill be taken 70 Greenwood Cor In.
Boprs.-on Wednesday, os,. g. amer q pro,r,c,ed m.
ness hilc.sr vie Of James Bcdcn, aged 30 years 10
rera rom No. leo west Seventeenth street. tbs s'ter
noon, At ha pss, one O'Clock Her remains win be iaken
1scoirsry On thursday morning. Oct o. Mrs CArrs.
prss lseoipsr,, in the seth year Of her age
.ns he q 70, ,s , 'h are especially invited % A.
rodsey No u Wet Fourteenth street. morrow
ips, a. ten ocock. Requiem viii be celebrated for
frsncis xsviers church, wet Sixteenth street
KEEN On Wednesday. oct 8 afser short Illness
OF convulsive ht, MARTHA vile Of Frederick keenan,.
McGtis AT the residence Of mis- parents No. az Oak
street, 1Hoxss ncGuIrs aged ~ years.
His friends requested 70 attend the funeral at three
Dupry.-On thursday. oct. ., Prrn JouAy- prv,x
ycunges, con Of capt Felix and ocla Dufy, assd ~
The msbs viii be taken 10 Calvary Cem,,erv soy m.
,ermsnt THIS afternoon, at two O'Clock, from No los
Greenwich street.
Arir-on tuesday, Oct 7, arer a sbov, Nm, p.,,o,,
rros EwAsp AMY chief engineer OF steamship Ala
In the s1st ear ci bis age. ''
The relatives and friends Of the family. and The Po.,
star ocse No gas Free and Accepted Masous ara re-
pectuly invited 10 attend the funeral rom the soutbssss
soIt o. snutn second and Eleventh streets, Williams
burr tht snsr noon, af two O'Clock
hwy IN Jersey City, N. y, on Thursday morning
~ ohtslol1H AcSrs HssRy. eldest daushtsv OF the
Rev James n. Henry, aged lie vears q npontbs ana fs
osy. s' ~ ~" ~
The relatives and friends OF the family and the clergy
Mer.tweuuaiy invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence ~ her father, this morning II ten O'Clock.
wrhov' iufihcr invitation Her remains win be taken 70
frhrt-A Great harrington, MASS, Wednesday
morning. Get. LreRsrA nFssy. daughter OF Abtinh
Usher. Ea., of Brooklyn. In the sith Of her age
Vie rtstves end friends family respectfully
invited 10 st'end the funers from the rcedeuce hrr
h'eer. 10 ~ Remser street, Brooklyn, ths srcrno N
A. fhr,e n'~loeh.
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surRHxr CorRr--Crcuit -Nos. 2oi2 2o4s 2ois s3l.
lolt aga 5s9 $50, 2ibo, sooo, sc23 1890 l64I 1914
7so 1889 s06i, 2te2 2ot4together with all the Causes
undisposed Of on Thursdays calendar.
srrRrxn CouRr-special Term-lst Class.-Nos. 8, I.
ID Class.-Nos. l6s, ISL.
srruuop Courr-Nos 15T, lss, 15o, 81 1ea, 1876, 1875
2le az, s1s 21e, $40, 22 222, 22s 22s 22s 22s 2sl
ss2 sst 2s5, 2so 2s7, 2ss 2s9, 2lo 2s 24z 24s 244
Usrrxp srArr Drsrsicr Cousr-Nos n, "a, n, H. a.
"a, is, q, 20, 46.
Part Nos sso e4,, 7te, eis e7s, q7s s7s o7s, ois
ps0 SCI, esa. $50, $50, fs1.
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the Smithsonian House Professor Hare Philadelphia
". Mr. Taylor and family, Pennsylvania; Dr. Fall Col.
eer Alabama: Col. NJ " Sherwood, W. sherwood, Bufa
N. "; EDWARD Key and family, London England
rom Richmond &C. In the steamship Jamesiown-Wm
her r A Cages ID Hooper, Fields, Hamilton and
w, Mrs Godfrey Miss Carr, Mrs Mullor Greanef
Grearer Mrs Taylor and daughter, Miss II Green and
e M Green, Taylor, Mrs Pollard A son, y X In
op, i Hooper. n 4 hs,hrop, Bose, y Mays and
ild-and ~ In the Storage.
DEPARTURES.
FOR Liverpool, 10 steamship Canada, from Boson-Ns
snces Dowley Messrs A Crownlnshied, wife, and
want; George l. Dowiey, DR. Uphsm and wife, MARY
hoe, and Mise Isabella Taylor Of Boston Mcssrs
is OF Chelsea Mrs Geo Peabody. Miss Peabody, Messrs
o Peabody, and y Peabody, Of Salem; Palmer, OF
oucester James Tobias Of Bath Miss Sarah Graham, of
ham, ": Messrs y Reynolds, OF Providence; Van.
rem Of Brsitleboro VT Robert Eyre, Edw Hll Glib,
o y Dlxweil Ed~ Neass, OF New York Samuel Trude,
r. and three children OF Lockport N.Y. Mr. and Mrs WI
rs and children Of Louisville KY Messrs Welsh Of
Macauley, Messrs George Barrett and John Pearson OF
gonio Granville Moye. OF Kingston, w; James Mount
and wife OF Canada Rev DR. Jenkyn and wife. Messrs
Fberhead Rev q Hex Sir VI Holland Messrs Henry Ste
ems Walter stephens Mise Ann Lees, William Hobson
nm ichford and Rhodes Of England David Stephenson
Fdinburg Capt Lindsay Of British army Rev Newton
SabIn; . y oyerweg, q 1smburs W u slsdden and
&catta; II Little. Of Melbourne. For Halifax-Messrs !
nannon ~ Boston; Noah Bentley Of Reading: Thorn A,
llers IN 81 John, y; y A Letson, n Campbell j ii
rhois N Falconer Miss Falconer daughter Messrs
Eenney Miss Kenney Mr. and Mrs . Cocswel Messrs j
Graham n Fairbanks and wife. Mss woodbect Mr.,
,tert wcodhli ard Nr A Brown and wife of IIalfaf
e'andro warhurr n Havana-to'el, 81.
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The Alleged slave Ship Panchita.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
OCT. s.-In the kaaer Of the Ship Panchita-rhis
which seized in the bay, announced In yester
Us HERALD has been sent Tor safe kecpingts the Navy
I'd. Andrew ]. Brewer, mate Of the Panchita, has
.de affidavit setting forth that she fitted out for
purposes OF the slave trade. and warrants were &C
dinsy issued for Capt Nayor master of the supposed
ver, NJ. Mosquito, supercargo, and DeCunha who was
capias for voluntarily serving said vessel
Mr. Darympe, English gentleman, Secretary OF the
xed Commission on the Coast OF Africa, on board
Ii his wife and hmily. The District Attorney, how
er, beng perfectly satisfied that Mr.. Dalrymple was
aware OF the nature q the intended voy age OF the
nchiia, on which be had taken passage, Immediately
Tered hat gentleman's discharge
Amongst the papers found on DeCunh, vas asubpeus
him 10 attend witness for DeCosta, who IL TO be
ed Wednesday next for being engaged in the slave
~ IA
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II JURISDICTION OF THE MAXINE COURT SETTLED
BY THE COURT OF APPsALs.
re People u Noses d. Geaie, respondent.-some time
co motion was made for a mandamus 10 compel Mr.
ale the Clerk Of the Marine Court 10 issue
on Judgment on IN appeal taken from the Marine
lr 70 the Common Pleas, and which the latter court
sersed. The ground Of the application was. that
zeal had been first taken 10 the General Term Of the
rne Court and that the appeal 10 the Common Pleas
consequently Illegal and Of no effect Jutge Clcrke
the Supreme Court, granted order for msdamus
] appeal from that order was taken 10 the General
OF the Supreme Court, and the latter court affirmed
! order. An appeal was then taken from the General
RIM 70 the Court OF Appeals at Albany, who have unan
Jusy sustained the decision Of the General Term The
ct Of this decsion h. that appeals from single Judge
the Marine Court must be taken TO the General Term
that court
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aho ~ LOUIS 20
steady with sales OF SO bbls Al the above quota
tons. southern brands hrn with good demand.
sales OF 80 500 hbs at the above prices wheat-The
embraced about sOOp " coo bushels Including MI
wauke club. at 81 81 Indiana red AT 81 so white southern
Canadian and Western white AT ~ 81 81 80 81 % 81
Corn az without change OF moment and sales limited The
cote Rye was firm At 92c 93c for Northern, and old
ssc Oats unchanged.
,oTrEr.-Tbe market steady, but pr were firm;
% bags Mara.abo sold at li56c and DO 30 bags Rio
corroS market continued firm with sale. Of about
800 2t.o bales closing at l2sAc mddng lsc
FRpleIrrs-About so0p bushels Trau engaged for
5Ssd 10 london, some grain reported nj It'd and
vs. To Hsyre rates were quiet Al Gc for gsp, and
iLc. for Hour and 20 for cotton To California
from Tsc Joe per foot measurement To Australia they
varied from Dc. 30c. per foot
NAVAL sTonEs-About 100 bbls spirits urpeniine were
On Linseed scarce, and prices tended upward Ame
rcan held at ~ o. About 800 baskets Of oil
sold ~ ~ Ss for quarts and at " ~ pnts whale
was firm, with limited sales refined steady
PRovisIoNs-Pork-1he market hrmer. with sales Of
900 500 barrels including at go 81 IN closing
pretty nrm a. me latter heure; prime was at sI exs 81
for country prime and o. % - for meats
were hmer with sales Of shoulders at &C. and hams Ole
Iaro heavy, with sales Of about 100 packages 19ae
lsc fer old and lac Isle for
tnued firm, without change In prices.
kicF was quiet and prices unchanged
The sales embraced shout soO So bogshcads IN.
The latter figure for ch6ie aud the remainder consisted Of
tuba muscovado, at "a n &C.
wHrKHy.-1he market hrmer while sales OF 100 4 300
barrels were rer orted at 3qc i0c.
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The Public Health.

FORT HAMILTON RELIEF socIKry's RKPoRr.
Dr.. Rothe reports Mcdonnell improving slowly; Mrs.
ight doing well; Miss Ross convacsccnt; all others
ev,ously reported doing well or convalcscing. Ma
cases.
No new cases in Military Hospital.
FRANCIS z. BERIER, sec'y.
FoHI HAMILTON, Oct. o-ok An.
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srnlsI- BrrHAsAs I'm Wednesday, Oct. s, by The
Rev WIN; bncn, WAIrM sTsAu 10 Miss MARr L. Bu-
cBASAs, all Of this city.
wnMf-HsGspoys.- On Wednesday, oct. 8, at the
Church q the Ascension. by Rev Dr. Pricc. JAnEs W.T.
sD Jr 70 May OC daughter Of William fiagadorn all
Of this city.
DEnS'- Cosovu On Thursday, oct. g. by the Row
W. H. ferris, the Rev. REGARD n. pxvxxs Of pecas, 4,
70 AmGAn PAMELA CosovsR eldest daughter Of rnos d.
and Amanda u. Conovcr. Of this city.
snnr-DtruR -on Tuesday, oct !, by the Rev. "a.
Dp,iss, OF Washington city, ID. G.
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THE STRIKE ON THE ERIE RAILRoAD.-The Erie
broad h sui IN confusion. Notwithstanding the re
rs sent by the company to the New York daily papers
Il the trouble over, We believe that II has hardly
nmencsd. Al this place has been found necessary
employ the sheriff Of The county and large body Of
scal policemen. who on duty At the stations. -
] from there being surplus Of engineers and nremen
company are Offering Tor them the greatest. induce
nu, and have 10 abandon many OF the trains alto
ther. Freight refused-irsins watinG-cate In tran
u-the people alarmed; and vet the superintendent
,ds his local items the New York papers stating that
trouble Ia over Paterson, ~. j., Guardian, OF 8
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Oct 9-6P N.
The decline previously noticed continued TO day TO
increased extent AT the morning board Erie closed
~ e1ls decline Of one half from yesterday morning 8
ss and the rest Of the list sympahsed Central closed
at 81 Reading, sl1 Michigan Central at 9lyt Michigan
Southern, at So; Panama, sss; Gaena ard Chicago at
1922 The pressure for money continues quote irst
class mercantile paper atsh to 0. The banks warned
by the lois Of specie by the Bank Of England fall in
the funds and the growing strngency abroad slowly
but steadily contracting and usual the stock board Is
the first 10 feel the change We shall greatly be sur
pristd, however, the Of the next forth sn be
not Of far character than any that Is yet
foreshadowed.
Exchanges duh At 1s9% to 1925, though with rising
tendency.
Tho banks Of France and Prussia have both raised the
rate OF discount 70 per cent the hope checking the
spa cuative operations gor in the aad
dispensing with the necessity Of purchasing gold Silver
Ia rapidly rising in prioe all ever the continent
Albert H. Nicoay sold this day. at l2k O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange
So 600 New Jersey Central RR LIST rs 1895. 9lk
o0t0 New York and Harlem RR. LIST mort. U.s.. 771a
1000 Nil. and Horizon RR. FER cent LIST BIDS 70za
1000 Chicago and Miss, I'd mort. 7s.......... 40
l20O0 Rockford Gas Light Il Coke Co LIST mt los 48A
ECO N. Y. City Central Park per cent stock. 30
lao Atlantic Mutuai Insurance scrip, lS56...... ~
SEQ shs Brooklyn City Railroad ................. T9ia
80 Delaware, Iackawanna and Western RI 49,. 591S
a6 North American Kerosene Gas Light Co... 921s
1000 Vermont Copper Mining Co. ............5a 81
10 American Express 70. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
20 Arctic Insurance Co. Observation-Disclosures. 9eA
20 MAJ ket Insurance Co.,. 100
40 Beekman Insurance Co. ............... l0S ITO
20 Merchants Insu' ance Co............. 1925 l23
20 Harmony Insurance Co................964 81
~ Equitable insurance TO- 2O4l4
20 Hanover Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
70 Grocers bank. io41s
2o DO do ................. 1oisi
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chest Of The season are Immediately relieved By one Of Dr.
ALLCOCk India rubber plasers Those who have
used them affirm them 10 be the pasters For l.,
cal pains Of the back ches' side caused by brnse or
spran they unrvaed sold NJ rs cents A. a canal
heet, Or. hDeock Wholesale and retail ONCE.
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Crisssdoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may he
had Of superior excellence ana the dye prveey applied
hs.6 Astor House
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The Pressiest Likeness. Hunters Crystal
miniature; large sire, ST. ambroypes and daguereoiypes
20 cents. Gail and see. HUNTERS, as Broadway.
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burning or h'--sntha1's Tobacco Fact0vy.-
S another victory for the celsbraed wilder patent saaSn
der safe One Of these celebrated are proof safes delivered
It's contents perfect sae OF aer
through the are q the burning Of L0enthss tobacco fasory
the I'd inst This celebrated FIRE safe male
and sold by sss q. Herring his having expired
be bad s All sizcs OF the paenees Who
peted their msnufscory and ready
Depot III water srest GEAR Wall, New York.
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HiIrs Four shilling black and Brown Hair
dye sso lnfahe for the growth 81 The hair No Barclay
street, and rsggss generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

Co invite attention to their assortment OF overcose
business COATS fancy cashmere pants velvet and Cs-hu
vests, &c, also 10 her Of
clothing. ALFRED MUNRoE A co, AL nruadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

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be disputed, thai the clothing sold by DRUMGOfsD a
PRoCH no Fulton street. Is the neatest and tastes,