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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-09


PROF. THEOMPSON,S
New Barber Shop,F~
fully opened in Bates new hsu.s Vine street, :
He will give the business his
sasfssction Hair cutting il tbs latest style S
ampooning &e., dsne to order. eIs5n
BLACkING, &C.
GROSS Backing. asuperier article;
- 800 lbs English Dairy Cheese; xss-t
500 DO Western Reserve chss:s;
oet4 HoRNBRooK CHURCHILL
BOOTS &c SHOES.
yHE Subscribers have hand tn: snd nesfs
complete of Boots and Shos brought
city Mems Coarse md Fins TbfK Ladies
and Misses shoes and CATERS hoss sh.ss
lazy GOODs.-our stock Of Dry Goods is large .ss
We Staple Goods which will
sell York prices and doing it every day
chasing. noyio MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
HpUCK GLOYEs.-ws have few dozen Of Bariah'
nov SPORTS Buck si0I MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON
wnOOTs AND sHOEs.-Men'sshiekB ests.gsnm' Kip.
boys thick and Kip youths Kip and Calf do child
Calf boys thick. Kip and Wax Bregsps ysnihs'
Wax do: ehdrsnf Calf Goat and Kid shees ana
Roam Caeks Kip. Split Calf ea. Kid Grsia-
~ Ono ,ock Of oets and Shoes is ding
and s. We do not depend entirely uRen
substance rsnt with and vl net
let prompt or cash deAs, leave the mouse
il low prices will prevent it
the hestoAk bston side hrse.d and wax wsrE 20
i'll End better remedy thar ouiniss wss1ins
dry feet. cskbo,tom work We are sn1ieus We are
''U eesio "Df ''''A v MORGAN. KEEN Il PRESTON.
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JUST RECEIVED.

- DOE Coal Hods, 80 pair Fire Irons, ass'd
- 100 pair Boys and Mems Skates;
dec20 BABCOCK BROS
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80 Co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
YTyHE subscribers have this day formed -par'
under the and style ofJoSEPH c. .tv III =
CO. for transaction of the Wholesale nna
ing, Hats and Caps and Boots and Shes Business
cali Vine and Fist streets u'e w
RECounty and City Orders wanted In Tor oa.
WILLARD CARPENTERuF'
x JOSEFH @. JEWELL. ~-.t
estA0-N {. y. AFFORD
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gentlemen, the Louisville Journal says, the former IN nos
very bright, and the other il right
PrSSsyIvASIA OrrosD 10 BUCHANAN Tho Philadelphia
56Hls advocates fusion Of the Fremont and rumore
Drcss in Pennsy vsnia an electo al ticket and ssys
While the actual result OF contest Of tuesday Is still
doubt enough revealed To show thSt tbs elements o.
oppostio To Buchanan which exist are amply suncent
- defeat him In November. He Ia this lay IN minority
Of thirty thou, and In Pennsylvania
TsEy WILL HAVE G,ppISGs-rhe majority fov Joshua
GAdngs in the Twentieth Congressional district Of onio
y about ave thousand.
Tnn FARMERS FRKMoSr-The Milwaukee Tree
Dnoa Of Oct II, says that on the passenger train on
me In Crosse Railroad filed with farmers coming 70 the
sase Fair the 10TH the for President stood
bnows-
EucnapAn .............,,........ bu
TEE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-Why do
nel the republican papers of this State say something
about John A. King their candidate for GOVERNOR Ever
. hoo his nomination they have been dumb a. an
oyster the gubernatOria question Do they consi Ter
NE representative Of the blood Of the Kings dead
weight? Come, say something Mr.. King will have 70
sske the stump for himself
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


SUNDAY, Oct 1e-e r. N.
Al the close yesterday the stock market was much de-
pressed All the life and activity Of the lev previous
days had disappeared and given way for duh, heavy
feeling. At the time the upward movement com
menced we showed that could not be continued; that
had no basis and that those who driven Into the
purchase OF stocks would be serious sufferers The
suit shows the correctness Of views. The bears
seized upon tina, opportunity 10 put out large contracts
and Of the largest holders induced TO increase
their line. Overloaded they with stocks, any
Increase mus. prove burdensome and tax their carrying
capacity 10 the utmost The next news from Europe Is
not likely help money matters much this side We
hardly anticipate another advance In the rate OF interest
by The Bank Of England by the next arrival but we do
expect hear of active demand for money in London
al The rate last established by the bank The FIRST effect
Of that ncrcsse In the market value Of money was to
arrest the demand, but have idea that that would
continue more than few days, whom the inquiry for
money would become active ~ ever. The probability
is that the Bank Of France will make further advance
and the next steamer may bring adyiccs 10 that
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effect This would force the Bank Of Eagand sinh
lar meat distant day, and ths elect Of such u-
fueDces upon the market can be easily imagined. rhs
Bank Of " s not gsing 10 suspend specie
until oil other expedient, fail. Such des perste alter
native viii not be resored 10 UNTIL after hard fgt,, !.
forced Upon the management. In time Of pea;s, with
iss &c resources would not do 70 give up without
struggle and have idea that the struggle must be
. before the bank would succumb. IL
would be disgraceful 70 act Otherwise. Toe Blnk OF
France Is en- Institution OF too much importance N the
financial world TO take advantage OF modeTae pressure
10 avail Itself Of such discreditable alternative Other
large banking Institutions on the Continent have raised
the rate Of interest much beyond that Of the BANK OF
France and will continue to advance until the desired
effect Ia in that way produced We look for very gloomy
financial intelligence by the next steamer The Arabia
eft Liverpool the 18th for Boston, and Will be due
Halifax about tuesday, with weeks later dates Her
news will be very important.
Tho expectations specie from this port last week
9aure up more than anticipated. The shipment by
The Arago was unusually large for that line The aggre
gate Tor the week wae as folows:-
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MunfcfunI Affairs.

luUncfphh AH0lTss
NEGT IGENcE OF pUrS nY COMMITTEES OF TEE CON-
MON COUNCIL.
The special committee TO whom was Yeierred the
charges against Comptroller Flagg mAie b. Olcott
Rhncs. were 70 have met, per adjournment, a. P.
on Saturday IN the City Hail. Only Alderman Cor 9n the
chairman Of tie committee, was present. ard no. having
the necessary pers the investigation could no. 30 pro
ceedsd with. The other members OF the committee, !.
said had been present short time before. br. do
not think worth their while to wait and ssterd 10 their
duty.
The disregard Of the committee OF the Common Coun-
ell TO be present al their appointed meetings roso
rous to peed remark but ths Involves the cha
racter Of public officer the committee, somo mem
bers Of it, ought 10 be more attentive TO their engage
mepts and duty so "a 10 give that octr an opportunity
10 prove himself innocent and worthy Of public coni
dence, or opportuni y TO the party making SUCH
rous charges to substanate them II be possible for
MIN TO do 60
Alderman Corw:n and the parties interested waited till
p NJ and then ad onrned tl tuesday the 2st at
p H.. when 4 10 to be hoped all the members OF the
comm ltee will be present aud the investigation, IS all
parties seen 20 desire, be ihoI eugnly carried ort
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BROOKLYN Politics.

TIE Republicans OF The FDst ward have romins.ei wna
e Russell Tor Alderman. The republicans OF the Fourth
wxyd have dominated General r. d. Ouryea for
We same Office; and the Tenth ward reprb-
kcsps have nominated William q. Hazard for Alder.
man, william II Thomas for Supervisor, William Riper
DR. Assessor, Jeremiah W. Higgins for Constable Tne
AemDcrss CT the Fourth ward las the case In full half
he wards 10 the cy) divided into two ACTIONS 0nc
Des have nominated Thomas Day Tor Alderman, and the
o;ker Henry Powell Tor the sarr o'tce
The Democratic City Committee have declared the
charter Nominations In the Ninth ard Sixteenth wards
vod Of fraud and directed the holding Of new
elections on wednesday ext Several Of IDS
vere contested, bu. were declared regular ~ the
committee.
Peace for the Second district by the Democratic City CON-
ven.on has declined favor OF Zlcharsh VOORHEES, who
the Convention to-day There appears 70 be opposon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

IA CHARLES CORDIAL GIN.
But few years since the article celebrated "a Lon
don cordial gin entirely unknown In the United states In
view Of the Ills which resulted from general OF aiue
proclaimed the absolute of juniper
which could be relied and administered with safety the
proprietor of Charles London cordial gin induced 20 sub
NIT to committee composed Of medical sample Of his
universally esteemed beverage for their examination
Of chemists in The cities q New York and PhadepIa whose
elaborate reports which have been already published IN the
Charles London cordial gin BY tb. faculty n he practice
under the British excise laws and ~ importation Immediately
commenced
The celebrity which followed It's introduction into the nted
States speedily nfuced attempted competition The would De
competitors readily disc overed however that competition
In palmng oil ferior article 20 underse To 10 this
several me we're te ught into rcquision not be
London cordial gin would purchase toublc quantity II
any other g,n in asehe original OF Installation being
Introduction Of The common Holland gin which from is low
cost eond be offered at lover prices deemed certain
Others the substitution Of article manufactured here An
imitation attempted under the tile the
pei Ok ~ authors The equation which Charles IonaSn cor
dial gin bad earned By Of aaous toll and The expen
press Yet has effort proved aborye Like the good
vine which needs no bush Charles London cordial gin has
whstood every opposition not needing the and wory
advertisements which ts miaiors have called into rcqu
,lon b.! relying upon is own merits exclusively J. never
s delicious aroma failed to meet approval when uscd
Chart London cordial sn only stimulan, which
be used With eSeadsnes It's purity Is guarded nrs by ne
in the glass ext by he abel which bears he fac smile *
nature o. y and lastly By the seal upon the way
been tampercd with. Despite every prccssion, however,
counierleis WIN abound yet the character Of the seller will
The genuine Charles Lordon cordial sin 10 for sale BY an
druggsn and grocerr re sure that though ayel London
and poisonous mixtures does not suffice that the article be
labelled London cordial gin; but be certain Is Charles
'''e '''i De tvsNody CHARLES. 1913 Pearl s.,SY.
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nanMh prsbds were rntber lover win sAles Of 500
500 hbs. h about the above quotations. southern
brands partook Of the general heavness, and In some
cases sales were made ct lower rates The transactions
embraced about 1000 bbs, at prices given above Rye
-Four continued dull 50 e5, and Jersey meal 81
6oas %. wheai-Tbe market vas unsettled, and
sales less active, and closed II from To- per bushe de-
cline. The transactions embraced about 30 600 10000
bushels ,ss'.' moSdlns Western red at 6IaM IS; white
d 80; choice white Kentucky, at the railroad,
at 81 70, and choice Canadian white ~ 70. Corn was
without change OF moment with limited sales, which
were confined 10 about 20 900 oc0 bushels d 90 Nc
ice Rye vas heavy, with sales Of 900 bushels fslr
Canadian II ssc OatsS,ac duh At &c 45c, and
western were in good demand n s7c. 47l,c. Barley
was quici-a small sale OF inferior reported n 81
CoiFrE The msrtet was steady, but sales limited IN
view Of ansther public sale 10 come OF the ais, in
slant sales OF 500 mats Of Java were made d Ike
and $50 bags Rio shimmings ut 1oxc
CoTroS The market was heavy. The increased re.
ctlrs at the southern ports, with concession in
prices caused corresponding decrease here The sales
embraced about I, 00e bales, ct full 20. decline
fEucIns Grain freishn TO Liverpool were again ar.
mer and about 30 600 40 600 bushels were engaged Al
Sd. spfd IN bulk and bags with some nour Al A., and
cotton At sd 10 london, grain II lod. 4 10 Nd
hour at ~ ed rs lokd, and oil cake was engaged Al
zIs 3D. TO Glasgow, grain w@ engaged At love, and
nour m 49, 1910. 10 Havre boa, load Of grain was
gagged 2oci and 70 Bremen, 800 bhls aour Il a. e.
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Births.
Bovyiy On Saturday oci Is, The wife Of Mr.. Tgos.
III BOWMAN. OF n son.


Nufsa--Lkrsoxs-IOn Thursday, Oct 3. by Rev. r.
BarFs, Miss MARIA Mnrrs, 70 Mr. WILLIAM Larsos, all Of
this city.
RooRrAoR-vAs ZAspr On Wednesday, Oct. Is, In
Brooklyn, by Rev, Mr. Guion, Mr. ORvntr A. RooRBAcx,
Jr., 10 Miss MARY L. VAN ZANpT.
Ioss-sr. JosS On Thursday. Oct 10, ats Stephens
church, by Rev. Joseph VI Price, tRKpxscK w. loss, 70
Anna Etrzt ST JoHS, all of this city.
CowrS--ERps On Saturday evening, Oct rs, by Rev.
Mr. Bruce. At his house, in Hoboken, GroRGs G. Cows
OF New York, TO CArHAsNE EBHs, OF Brooklyn.
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Police Intelligence.

CAFTrET ~ Az ALLEGED BuacIAR.-James Smith .
youpg man about twenty years Of age arrested by
officer Scott Of the Fifteenth ward police on Saturday
ming, Oh charge Of burglary The accused. Is alleged
broke into the Office Of Mr. John q. crush, 442 Bfoad
gay, with intent TO steal. Mr. Brush, while attempting
his Office encountered the burglar when des
pesate struggle ensued, resulting In the temporary
cape OF the latter Officer Scott however came along In
proper time the In the possession Of
The prisoner was found number OF skeleton keys. Jug
tce Osborne Fitted Smith for Trial charge Of bur-
glary.
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sryorrr On Thursday Oct 10, at nine o'clock r. NJ
Jlwrs pApy eldest OF James and Mary Jane Sproue
ssed n years and months.
The friends and scauaiusanccs of The family are re-
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Total. 7o,2i7 <532s,ocf 1881 400 2SS5,e22
Net increase 70 Oct IL, oS5, SAC
The quantity and value Of certain articles exported
from this port during the wecK ending and including FIJI
day. Oct II, distinguishing the destination and extent Of
shipments 70 each place. were ~ follows -
(ouMuprF op PoRr Yopk--yAtry m CxpopTs
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IHt OF letters advertised In tho kEw YORK HERLLp,
Friday, oc ober II, remaining In the Post ONCE, New
York, uncailed for
PHILADELPHIA BousEs. Bos1oS HOUSES
Bangs Maxwell Bates Il GoldthwsIt
Camblo~ Brothers. Burr Brown a %.
uubWq Brothers. Chase, Mckinney 90.
raies iothrop %. Converse, HARDING 90.
Fsrnham, kirkham & 90. Cust ing White.
Il Horstmann. Dana, Farray HYDE
Jonn 0ason %. fines Lodge.
John g Kitchener Hirsch n Andrawg
Batiamin Perrin d Co. Locke sarcn Il Co.
Fowo Eustpn. Chasles @ Iorng.
r. H. dee & Co Ne rmau 4 Go.
Stern Brothers. Turner. Wilson &eo.
W rrolitmann, intended Webster 20.
for q. ~ rrOumann. }. Whitney Co.
Charles II yelling. Whit,emore, Niles & Hall
Wood, Young McCouch, BALTIMORE npusiss
Intended for Work, Young Pollard, Sm III Co.
McCouch Hice Norris.
Albany,
Emery q Brothers.
List OF letters from Baltimore S.n October Ii, aiver
tsed remaining Post Office Baltimore uncallei for
ruIIADElPmA house, NEW YORK HousE3
Biabon h Smith. e. W. Clark, Dodge %
j. r. IL II B, Fry. Kent Paine Go
W. A. jerks. Wilson 4 Brown.
Murphy Rooms.
Smith, Murphy Co.
List OF letters advertised In Boston Herald Wednesday
Oct 18th, remaining IN the Post orce Boston, uncalled
for.
NEW yoEK HOUSES.
E. W. Clarke Dodge Co. John Stewart, June b 90
Cooke, Dowd Baker. should be John Steward
Charles s. Little Co. Jr. & Go.
G. WALT Moore Co. storrs Brothers.
Nea!, Abbott Il Co. Tildcn & Co.
Richardson. J. A. sweetser d Co.
BALTIMORE Borsn. PROVIDENCE RI.
VIM. p Cole & Son. A W Sprasue.
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esrrRpAy, Oct rs, 6P. n
Asms POTS were scarce and held Il 81 get. q eey
while PEARLS were nominal, nj %.
BenADsTrfrs.-Four. The market was heavy, and
closed NJ decline 1oc per Dbl The saes embraced
about eco bbs including common 10 good State, al
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Braay,s Galleries Of photographic, paguer-

and tho
VorS. collection OF portraits OF celeb titles
al 1853 Broadway. Sugerb ambrotype at 2O5 Broadway
Of fulton Especially convenient Tor down town
hotels. merchants and clerks.
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In he city county Of New NoTs the ltsL ssy
or october TO the 18TH day Of October, lsJe.
Men, 10; women, u; boys, 122 Sxls l0l-Iotal &C.
Adults Ia; children, 223; males, vi; females 10 CO
oreo persons. y.
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Whites % Hat, Fall styie.-14s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
The Young Mans Business Hat.-Ncw Styles

The Young Man'sBusiness liat.-New styles
s S SS ad %. esS s y9
Market and hat no genuine cashmeree can be obtaasd
sser By dealers Or as gesc sE'sp, rom his ssassh%en,
onewas sold with raridity unexamped In this branch Of
sce existed which an now he has been unable 70 supply
lie prsscSR mpecSn Is Of SUPERIOR quality and
he immense popularity Of this style Of hat IN France and
saSy employed il meeting the bone demand aud ind
sie a 70 provide 9r Transatlantic market AZ the surplus
Undersigned and VIII be for warded As fast as sccamaaes
rage Tor his elegant enent and durable business sport
as & m ss S5dr C yGgns o onne
GsNIs, No q. Broadway, opposite s. Paui's Church
OF enc hundred dozen
Is56.-Our Late styles Of FAN md Winter
garments ar. IT. now now ready and =, On sale
"a sS ~ or 80. % ia s e ny ana eonnns
beautiful things hat VIII be run on before he fairly
stock q ,oh, e,,.Imsres and vssnrs n custom
room admitted 20 70 The arses, ans rs, ssessd variety
Nos 2ss 80 aud go Broadway
Fine CuttIcry.-A Large Variety Mt A. ~ y.
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House and 3s7 broadway.
Barry's Tricopherous IL Universally Ae-
tnowedeed TO be the best and cheapest article for identifying
har sod by AL druggists and peruners throughout ss
I'M, InimifnbIc IIair-cutser, at No. Bar-
clay street hair dyc four shilling box black Or brown aso
Cristadoro's Hair Dye aud wigs may be OH
taned Of superior excellence, and the dye privately applied
At No. 9 Asior House.
The Catarrh Doctor, g. Howard Marshall,
lsstst Nicholas Hotel New York for few days Room -
Hours. 10 TO zP. NJ Consultation free. Cure certain.
10000 Cures have been made this Month,
Of dsrrhoa ckoic, Group, chronic rheumatism, &c, Dr.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian insmept Warrseted 10
the money returned. Price. &c and Soc Depot ~ Cort
land Sold BY al the druggists throughout the United
States.
Hostctter.-The Remarkable Success OF Hcs-
letters vegetable stomach biers In curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and imparting tone 10 the system, without
parallel IN The history medicine Sod BY all drug
Css and hotels. Hostetsr Smith Ptlsburg BARNES
PARK, AEentsink York.
goiioway's PffIs.-Prompt ReIief.-yo
do these searching pills influence he system through
the fluids which pervadc than the stomach aud bowels be
gin 70 perform their duties vigorously the appetite returns
and new life seems infused Into the patient.
Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver OH, with
qulnne, combines In remedy the tonic strength
ening properties Of The Peruvian bark, aud the nour
shipg qualities Of pure cod liver OIL In debility, consump
uon rneumsth scrofua neuralgia indigestion ague, &c,
wsns and pr:ssrssed By he eminent physcsn q Tits city
Chemist. 800 broadway.
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photographs by New Process, I'm from
Eve TO tea seconds sitting, at X. A. LEWIS i2 Chatham
s.ra irstru "a
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This Day, Monday, October 20, IsJ6.-Lf
yor winter clothing, repair to DRUxGoID PRocH,
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HEh Shell Dress Combs.--Newcst Styles at
4. "a J. 5AUNDERs', ss7 Broadway.
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Portable Dressing Cnses-At A. d j. Saun-
DERs', No. Astor House and 3s7 Broadway.
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10000 Cures have been made this Month,
Of darrhoa ckoc Group, chronic rheumatism &C, ny DIR.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian insmep Warrssted 10 cure,
the returned. Price. &c. and soc. Depot ~ Cort
land street. Sold By al the druggists throughout the United
States
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Mls-sent l. etters.

Lat OF letters advertised In the NEw YoEK HnRLLp,
Friday, oc ober II, remaining In the Post oice, New
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lDVERTISEMENYS aESBWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WORD or ADVICE.

For Situations and Hclp, SEQ sixth page.
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FtVwSettFFs- TIC SSSSSsS VH Fsvs
letters vegetable stomach bers In curing syspersls liver
complaint, and mpating tone TO The system without
parallel IN the history medicine Sod by all rrocers drug
Cists and hotels Hosietsr Smith Phlsburg BARNES
PARK, Agents inG ew York.
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Fifteen md Twenty-Five cent Portraits OF
he people aI9 Pres enal candidates. selling Loo daily
q denn hrna1Nrav
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garments ready and on sale.
OF these fabrics imported by and confined
70 and in our best styles early cali Will many
beautiful things hat VIII be on before Me fairly
begun.
The stock Of cloths csssmercs and vsstngs
admitted 20 10 the largest and rest selected variety
ever exposed in this city. ID. DEyIIN A CO.
Nos 25s $50 aud go Broadway.
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do these searching pills influence he syse through
the fluids which pervafc " than the stomach and bowels be
gin 10 perform their duties vigorously the appetite returns
and new life seems infused Into the patient.
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qnlnne, combines In remedy the tonic and strength.
sning properties Of The Peruvian bark, aud the nour
ton rneumatsh scrofula, neuralgia indigestion ague &C
this much advised preparation has with unparalleled
Manufactured and patented BY GEO. r. NIGER co.,
Chemist. 800 broadway.
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HIN, Inimifnbie IIair-cntfer, af No. Bar-
clay street hair dye four shilling box black brown aso
ninlibe onguenL
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,,amoo-Types.-Wilia Bros, Brook.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye and wigs may be OH
taned Of superior excellence, and the dye privately applied
a. No. g Aston House.
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The Catarrh Doctor, &. Howard Marsha1l,
II at st. Nicholas Hotel New York for few days Room
Hours. 10 10 xP. NJ. Consultation free Cure certain.
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Tho number OF deaths, compared with cofrespc7 III 4
weeks Of 1854 and 1855, and o. Last week. oSws
Week ending october n Observation-Disclosures. al
20, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
% October II, 1870 s5s
october Is, 1850 ..................... "a
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The quantity and value OF certain articles imported into
this port during the week ending and including Friday
Oct. l., as follows
COMMERCE THE PoRT NEW YoRK-vArrE OF IMPORT