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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
GOHTRA ACTOR AND Bull DE ,
shop on alley let. 5.h and 9th SIS, rear % G1ahta
at1Dhsl, and Heat Of Methodist Chlfch.
y.rga pAti f44d v o.
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Twitchell & Gillstt's,

The only stove Emporium in the west, and buy q
Store as is store. il our prices, for eheapness,
defy sii eompetlti0n--every article Darraated
ana if not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the cole brstsd
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
BlseE Diamond for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Jf Parlor. Once anS Heating Stoves
Tin aRd Cooper Ware on hand al all times. Roof
ing, Jobblag, &c. done 20 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
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Boots ano Sbpss.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING Increased our facilities far manufcto =
III ing and dealing in Poots Shoes aud feather. th
rsgned saeecssoys to 8. g. Dawson s, Co., on
t. he citizens ofDsgenpors and vicinity, greater T.
duesments than ever % buy their Boots AiG shoes e.
tns5n our retaii stock hereafter Will Aiwsys Coz
tain every description goods wanted BY we peops.
We also are making extensive preparations isi
RhOlssaleng Boots 1ad Shoes, And We Invite eoan
~ daasrs 10 cali aIa KAN nc stock and priec
rs !, 4. our determination % sell on az good terms
they can BE purchasediB " Legla Or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRlGGs & co.
oet2 25 Brady ST., door from %
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: L 9 = ES

are the 'eela5,slsd climax and Charter Oak Cook
stoves. coal Or gaUd, "a +, a 1ul. and complete a.
s0rtment Parior, Boz tai Heating steyes, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numef
Gus to mention. Our motto is, Quick Sales ami
One dollar sayefis dollar go rnsd; and by caihpg
at this Stove Store yOn will 1t and get just
good an article az al suy otAer house.
Particular attention paid 20 House Roofing, spoui.
ing aud JOB Work IN general out of good Tin and
stock hoping 10 receive share Of the public pa
roBage BY this motto: "Quiek Sales and Sinai
Profits" tsap6) j.. b. HORNE.
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1886. Spring and summer 1885.
ARRANGEMENT
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufa ctsring
~ II % T.N.

a. tAsEEEL ~ Co,
TAhE this opportunity iaforu the publIc ths,
tsey have received al their Store, the iares,t
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimsres, vsstings,
Whtea has ever been brought 70 this market. The
uoods which we oder to the inspection the sitizea,
oithis town sarpass in design and finish, anything
hal can be offered them this side of New York. being
selected with the greatest and from The ost ak
tensane houses in the Eastern markets., sad with 3
view 10 satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
aeh nave atsa u fuii and complete assortment OF
lhe laiest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNlShKNG GOODS,
Shen are beyond doubt the most desiEsbis 10 be
found in this eIty. Among which are Gentss shirt.
6niershirs, Stocks, Crsvsts, Gloves, Saspenders,
Hose ,&e.
Particular attention will be paid, ss hereto to
lat making up OF garments in style unsurpsa.ea b,
ans similar establishment.
10 suit.
laank tal for the 5estov ofpsst liberal favors
tle pubic, We lake pleasure in pledxinx renewed
naeGti, and solicit share OF the public patronage
Z +Api y d-u a. CASTEEL & co.
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THE SHOE TRADE.

COUNTRY Merchants are invited q call aud eE-
" anime onr assortment, which j Justsated TO tha
Market. Our prices ytil az at times be as tow =
tnoss ofChieazo or 81. Louis.
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soot, ana shogs bv ne cass or Doze

I AIDES Calf Kip, Goat aud Kid Boots;
L 4 - & Misses Kid, Morocco, In Boots q SiiPpc5
ss Peg'd 4 .eued Kid, Enamel 4 Goat PusEin;
aBi other styles for gate by
DAWSON, GfeIGGs, n 90,
Brady .lrr.t. | dnnr II 0 nI d Da renuor nYa.
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Coal! Coal!

C0MFAgsEs,
,N.F all sizes OF iGurley & Cos. Troy, at
~ spl7 dw.u H. A. PORTER BRO r. !
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IT. -. MOOR Z: !,

SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
HHESSTEH & KNIGHT
Land hfents at Sioux City. Iowa.
Lands entered and warrants located In Sioux CITY,
Fort Dodge and Council Buns.
IF F57CatratjoB. promptly attended 10.
r.. r. FIRE WsFER, y. r. KNIGHT,
Atty. "a 5gair. al Law. Civil EDginserc surveyor
REFER To-
Dayi4au * True, Esqrs., Rdtsr Gazetts,
Dr., J. H WitherwaT, Dawson g. Grigg.,
Il. frre, Esq. J. 7. Lane, ksq
tL.t 10. '5n-dly
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I Erany btreet, nearly Opposite the z. U.
Fab 4-dtI DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Co1Der, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
1 Tin and SAse. Iron Jobbing Shop, on Sec
Ond Street. near Harrison street fall assoFtmen nj
Of the various articles composing tbs siock OF com
siete Iin-WaEe and stove Store. All sorts of we'll,
cisterT, and Double Acting Force Pumps can az all
times De had al the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Sheet Copper, shseI Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs ou hsnd!eOnssanty.
Their I0Gg experience in the business makes the
thsirl5ne
Parlieglag attention paid 10 Tia Ro0ang and espe.
aial!y 20 selling Williams Pstsnt Pump with ball
valves.
Jlly a. '5FdF RRUNNEgS CAsSEL
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I0WA STEAM CABINET
1ISSUESSyTORH

THE subscribe would respectfully inforn the cit
i izens OF Davenport zad OF CentIa. Iowa thai 1e
fseLurss and keeps constantly on hand and tll
sale al
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE OF every description, from the aaest
Sofs TO the commonest Bureau. Having recently got
his steam works into operation, he is capable OF ALI
ing all orders that may be given him a. short notice
and with work which be warrants TO be OF o better
quality than anything imported into the city aud
which will be sold AT lower rates All kinds of
IMPGisTED FURNITURE
also kept on hand and for sale low. Pleaseeat ana
examine b. stock, 1t the mandatory seroas
street, south side east of Perry street.
Davenport, Nay 81 ls56 dSc~u h. G. DtSSAi NJ
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For the Ladies.

IaRkNCH kid, White kid English kid, Bronze XII
L aud Velvet Slippers
also, Kid Congress, fnglish and French Laat.ag
bsiiers from 8 40 70 aZ.95 per pair, for sale By
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26-ep. N.
There was quite buoysnt market this morning NOT
withdrawing the general impression that lover prices
would rule. Buyers took hold with great deal OF spirit
and the Improvement In instances quite large
Al the frat board virginia es advanced per cent; New
York Central Railroad, u; Erie, Y; Reading, Y; Mshi
gan Central v; Gslena and Chicago, y; Cleveland md
Toledo, Y; Ia crossc and Milwaukee, 9. Canton Com
pany fel of Z per cent Illinois Central Railroad,
After the board Gaena and Chicago sold 1io per cent
seller co days and Ia Crose and Milwaukee al 81 per
cent buyer 90 days. There large orders for the
latter market, for Eastern account The tendency
OF prices generally upward.
Al the second board better prices ruled throughout
and there considerable activity Cleveland snd TO.
Iedo sdvarced 4 per cent; New York CeprL x; Erie,
y; Reading, n Michigan Central "; Michigan southern,
u. The steamship Europa from this port Tor Liverpool
to-day. carried out f5o2 600 In specie This Hule
more than expected but holders Of stocks found couso
ton in the fact that the California steamers IL near al
hard with million and half o. gold. she viii be dos
about Saturday.
A. "A. Ncoay's remi weekly auction sale OF stocks and
Dor d. will take pacs to morro~ Thursday, st h,n past
II O'Clock at the Merchants Excaanso
The Merchants Bank has declared somi annual Glvi.
dend Of per cent payable the LIST q December next,
the Howard Insurance Company dividend Of 10 per
cert payable On tho Ist Of December.
IRE books Of the Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad Con.
pnny win be closed on FRIDAY and saurday, ami open
on Monday Isl december rseparatnry toe stock being
registered ~ the Ono Life lnsarsscs ard Trus Con
psny.
The wsbssh valley Railroad csuuecw with The Great
Western cay thus Aiding The ctvelard sod toedo
road 10 csc cars 81 Cleveland ard lati then IN 81 Loas
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


Contrary to general expectation there = brisk do
mand for beef cattle At Alcrtons today and the sup
ply being moderate, slight advance was established
over lest weeks rates. Tho average qualify was much
better than the offerings have been for weeks
past indeed there scarcely drove poor beeves
the yards Among the finest sale one OF loe
head Of Kentucky bullocks they brought loc llc per
h. the latter the maximum figure paid during the day
The entire range irsm &c. TO lolc. llc, and the
average about exc Tho total number sale for the
day loe head, and for the week 2382 about 200
e than last week. About half Of the offerings Of day
were State cattle. Cows and calves were mot very
plenty ii this Market but there sufcient 70 supply
the demand At about previous prices Veal calves were
not quite 30 plenty but the inquiry having fallen on
considerably the supply vss found 70 DO fully equal 10
the demand. Swine were here In enormous quantities,
and daily arriving by Tho various routes In large
numbers. me demand hes fallen on and to-day being
very warm the was . complete ssagnaton, no sAlea
worth speaking Of having been effected The nrst cold
snap will come very acceptable 10 the owners They
bringing from Co. 70 &c. by gross weight Al.
erou's sales for the week ~ focws;-2s92 beef
CATTLE 30 cows and calves 22I veal Calves 1000 sheep
and lambs, and 400 swine.
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HowLAM-DuIARy.-lnB Baltimore Tuesday, Nov.
-, 81 b. Paul's church, by the Rev. r. Howknd, 9.
g. ROWLAND Of This city 70 Macy g., daughter Of Grafton
L. Dulary, Esq, Of BALTIMORE
Bnows-Rlppm -On Monday. Nov. "a, by the Rev h.
n. Pierce. RoHsz W. BRowS, Of this city, 70 JomP L.
RDDHR, daughter Of 7. B. Rdder Of Railway, N. J.
YATn-HALsrzp On Tuesday, Nov. H. by the Rev.
Benz Griffin, CHARrE A. YArE 70 ExA AxuIA, daughter
OF samuel Hastod, ESQ.
Tun1Y-vls CInr.-On Tuesday, Nov. rs. al The Re-
formed Dutch church In Lee avenue BROOKLYN E D by
the Rev. WIN. ". Holloway, EDGAR 4. TurrIl Of New
Albany. Indiana, 70 hiss ANNA ~ daughter Of Abram
Van Cleef, ESQ. Of Brooklyn.
huxsox- CiAnK.-On Sunday evening" Now n, Mr.
RonKxr L. huxsoS to Mss ELLn N. CIIIK both Of VII.
liamsburg l.. !.
Cuxns-SHAw AT Staten Island on Wednesday Nov.
20, BY Rev. John Parkman, GEoRGE WILLIAM CUEns, Of
this city, 10 Anna, daughter OF Fraucis Geo. shaw.
JAntfU- lHcARD-On Wednesday. Nov. -, By Rev.
" Bruce, rector Of g. Pauls church. Hoboken GnRARp
JANSEN TO MARY ANN daughter OF Francis Rancsrd ESQ
BRows-RKvmn-On Thursday evening, Nov. 40. ~
the residence OF 4 l. Favel BY the Rev. William K vib-
bert, rector Of 81 James church, FAirhaven O. CHARtn
H. BRows 70 May 4, eldest daughter Of william n. Rc-
vcrc all Of this city.
Troy papers please copy
McNAsun-FnnRMAs-In Pttsburg, at tho B,shops
chapel BY the RI Rev Dr. ocoonor. Thursday morn
Ing Nov. -, JAMES A. McAAsrss 10 GDrnups daughter
Of the late w. W. Fetterman.
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S~rrogate's Court.
PROBATE OF HENRY PARIsx's wILL-IMFoRrANr
TESTIMONY.
Before A. ". Bradford. Surrogate.

Before A. ". Bradford, Surrogate
Nov. N-wAter NJ. whea,on, witness for prepayment,
being further examined, testhsd-whsn met Mr. Par
hh his house he appeared to understand my
ton and all that had taken place between remem
Der occasion particularly; had met several times
Of sAraiogH occasion Mr.. Parish Mr. Gasquet Of
New Orleans, and myself returned to the United States
Hotel after long walk whom went 70 the Office, vui.
sarly called bar, for tho purpose Of taxing drink Of
brandy and water, when large dog, belonging 70 gen
,leman coming the door, attracted tho attention Of
large dog lying behind the counter, belonging TO Mr..
Nsry,ne. which dog 10 his cagerness 10 meet
antagonist, Jumped scrou the counter, sweeping
out bottles and gatses every possible direction On
calling at his house Afterwards, Mr. Parish gave 10
rndersand that recoeced the incident perfectly wol
and laughed loud rave more ssnn .' suga 'nsu
s,,er his attack Mr. Parish desired 70 know how old
wss only judged tina, from his wifss asking me the
question which che hesltsed TO co, AZ she thought u
deiaAte quefton re member further that be put his
hand my head, which then bad few gray hairs
on H. Put his hand on hts Own head Mr. Parish
I always thought very calm, COOL calculating man in
eli be In a he DID, better listener than tslker
very fond of hs friends OF sonai intercourse vita
,hem am have right TO ray that aac swear 70
n too hc always appeared 70 me a very amabls man,
ard y sivSo the suerings aud intcrcs, Of all around
bu yes the emily word ever heard Mr. Parish
utter distinctly heard him make mumbing sounds
which could hardly be described; when he wished
scpt 10 descent from anything here bad said his
'tesv was repeated successfully, aud uttered distinctly
with repeated nod Of the h ad was pronounced very
DISTINCTLY sornetirnes u always uttered distinct
Nv have him shake hb head ~heu dissenting from
sup'rpg that ~as said thAye sometimes seen him pas
cvl hi' rand as repenng wnsieve' heddo wsh 70 nave
done vhsn wss ut Ne Farish's hoi'e. taking WITH
him MS Parish DC no, Interrupt the conversation
t.ke any part unless could not make BIN under stand
ne or urderstapd bim she yct,t a. interpreter. OF
course wi he wisaec 10 anything 1, rom the
srryesslcr Of Mr. pafi is face thought A. times he
vs-v much de1rssred ~ an-r moe cheerful
Ny. sb.-~Jsncs wttscn Webb wtness for vroOone,t
tens duly sam. tesrsed:-I an eh.o'; 70
soc 10 Weticfesier conniy AN tNy.four years
r. sre krsw Henry Parirh from the year 1898 uli
ss sscease. nm Intimately: Tor fifteen years Of the
re RAE veekiy, and very rfteu daily, intercourse
n 1n;l met t' sbfosd 10 1874; met him repeated.
IL a Lordor essax ttsi yesr-ususlly al Mysrt's DO.
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The weak the copsumptve rheumatic cosve. bilious ami
delicate aer days win find renewed Strength
life pervade OF their frames.
livery makes the blood purer The commence
the arteries and terminate In the veins These pills
effect upon The srtera blood increasing the crcuia
ation by which impurities deposited In the veins and
throw of such collections into the bowels which organ
BIZ the energy derived from Brapdrehs pills erpels them
from The system When first used The pills may
gripping make the patient feel
with for the good 10 afterwards No great gosd
achieved without trouble attainment
rule applies N the OF health These symptoms
only where the body has long struggled under load
OF impure tenacious humors. consecutive for few
days win satisfy TIE unbelevug great good the
pills are doing The directions should be carefully studied
IL and followed health and vigor will In MAORI
~ Of be secured by the Of BRANDRErHs pis
Sold Is box nj 43 Canal 2o6 anf
24 Hudson street. by r. W Dyott Sons PhadephA and
by medicine dealers generally.
HoIIoway's Ointment, the Grand External
remedy.-Rubbed the skin win penetrate the res thus
eaching the OF the dangerous inward conpl
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WxpxnnAY, Nov. H-eP. n
AsHIs-Ths market was unchanged. Small sales Of
pots were made q 7Xc. s7Sc, and Of pearls o. %.
SHo
BRxAps1uus-Flo ur-The market was heavy, thou n
without quotable change from yesterdays prices.
The transactions were confined 70 about 5000 1000
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trRrScH Gas TixrURFs Just RECEIvED.-THr
ass3ren, 70 be found Ia this not ~
he Sour sewhere end u ghv finished workmanship at
reduced prices u, DAhDCNVIALE ss5 Hroad w.
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Sewing Machlnes-TO the Publlc.-The
hereby give notice that all suits and
relation TO the infringement Of patents upon sewing
chines between wheeler Wilson Com
papy ]. NJ Singer Co and the Grover Baker Sewing
Machine Company amicably arranged and settled
WHEELER 4 WILSON NanrR 70,
l. M. SINGER a CO.,
GROVER BAKER s. n. Co.
NEW YonK, Nov 20, 1856
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prtty fair demand prevailed for beef cattle 81
Brownings at previous The supply OF sheep and
lambs has fallen OF materially since last weeK bus
witbstanding the supply fully equal 70 the demand.
The average quality much better Tho receipts como
chiefly from this state Ohio and New Jersey: but few
we're len unsold. Sales sor the week folowss--s2e
beef csttc, 81 toa $40; "a COWS and calves. s2s .
tesi ~ veal calves, SIC. 1e.; s,o42 sheep and
anbs. ~ soa - so
me following sales took place II Bfowpngs during the
WEEK
BY James Mccarthy sts sheep and lsmb., as2 so 10
BY hume Baldwin 7el sheep ambs at 81 ia S.
b. Thos G. Larkn-7s2 sheep and lamos, .. s7.N5 "a;
average Der head ~ 10.
Al Chamberlsin's the market was well supplied with
all kinds stock and good demand prevailed through
out the day The sales follows s261 beef CATTLE
~ so . $40 So % cows and calves, sb sc6; lao
veal calves, % aG, 4,c37 sheep and lambs, 90 50
q % 80
Al 'Rricn's there rather a small supply Of beef
cattle. and prices about the last week Cows
snd calves more plenty Without change In prices
The saesjwcre a. foioNr1oT oeeves, 81 50 % 5O las
cows and calves, s26 $50 u; veal calves bxc 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

Crissadora's Hair Dye and Wigs are Match
unique articles Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, ct No. Astor House.
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rcwrrs nv rHr VIEW YORK RAILROAD
Report Of 1--we stock carried the New York and
Eric rosd destined for New YORK Tor the week enfins
November &c.
Nattle- hfso ON
sneep, ttss..s.hOsd
HoFs. ..s*...ss.s...ss...ss. ....sooo
caves " ...........s..ss...... bl
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Hats, Caps and Furs, Of Every Style and
quality, st FORD SCOTS 40 Broadway.
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Whites % Hat, Fall S<yle.-14s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world Made, sold and applied 1t No. 28
Hrna
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Yer situsasns aps seip, see .,xtk ssrs.
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Under Garments for the Million, whole
reta MLAUGHLINS shirt and furnishing store,
100 Greenwich street. corner OF Murray.
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GIyccrine. This IL an Article OF the Phar-
maeopa which years been favorably
faculty i soothing aud refreshing action the
paries Of the skin The most eminent physicians have
liz for these 1t largely
the composition Of Burneus Kais'on Orient Water,
where its best properties and retained
full force. Prepared only by JOSEPH BUHNErr CO., Al
street. Boston For sale BY H. Ring x Smith,
dea lers generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

Shilling POrtraitypes, illustrating Male
and female beauty from life. adorned with lovelness 1000
daily at $50 Broadway.
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NJ ESsENGER'S LONDON CORDIAL GIH-THE BEST
M and the purestThs nvgorating diet driak Is distilled
LONDON from the best barley that be obtained 10 Europe
under the vigorous supervision of the British officers
expressly for medc al Surposes and thence exported
the United States and Sold perfectly
In order protect the public from the impure and
poisonous decoctons sold Holland Schiedam gin.
White this cordial beverage urei the
rigid government supervision dstllation Holland Is
fecy free and unregused and the petition of
trade and the reck cupidy Of manufacturers
system Of aduleraton which while increases the appetite
for the liquor Is most perDcous aud destructive the health
OF all who IT, Among the articles freely dsers
In Holland oil Of urpenne and oAusc potash which
readily be detected by close examination Of several well
known brands In Messengers London cordial gin of
the choicest tones and stmuans of the maera medca
carefully infused being distilled with the grain during its
Chiffon Turner Castle and five hundred Of our rs chemists.
also declare on their bonor that they believe TO be
the beA imported Sold In pint bottles at 50 each.
and quart bottles II 81 by all druggists and grocerA and at
the depot, IS Fulton street
UNoKAI-As IT'S VIRTUES BECOME KNOWN 1T
sells faster every day. Thousands Il with bene-
fetal results Unlike tobacco the saliva is swallowed doing
with the disgusting and Injurious habit OF splitting Tokai
destroys the smell Of liquor tobacco Instantly Put up
foil and reaed ut saloons and drug Wholesale
Az Broadway
w HIsKERs AND observation-disclosures IN SIX
w weeks by my onguent which viii stain injnre
the skin 81 bottle sent 70 part Of the country r. @.
GRAHAM, 500h Broadway; spauiding. u fremont row,
Boston; Hayes lIb Fulton street. Brooklyn
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go Cent AmbrOtype Likenesses, with Case.
-5OO taken daily by thirty five artists Factory 3 Broad
way Of Leonard street.
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Frangipanni.-In the Hope OF Being Able
10 all for this exquiate perfume Messrs NIGER
90 800 Broadwsy agen for The United states have we'd
this direct from the Laboratory OF Flow four hundred
dozen Piesse Lubn eternal perfume. For
sale by AL respectable chemists.
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White Teeth, Pcrfumed Breath and Beau
tifu complexion can acquire by using the balm Of
thousand owersn Beware Of counterfeis The immense
Of the balm has brought out hosts OF couners
imposors Be each bottle II signed FETRIDGE
CO., Franklin square. N. Y. For sale by all druggists
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wv
From which appears that the land rund alone Win be-
sufficient discharge the entire Indebtedness Of the Com
pany and leave surplus Of "a 36, 100 10 be divided
among stockholders; which ID more than the whole
amount Of stock now Issued and outstanding.
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Fall OF the Year Produces Fall OF the Hair.
Don't wait too late TO consult GRANDJEAN "a Church at
Hill, Inimitablc Cutter OF Hair and
whisks at No. Barclay street. Hair dye sAngs boz,
black or brown.
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DIR. Kelley Can he Consulted Daily nc his
oce No Bible House, diseases Of lungs, liver aud
kldneyn. free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27
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SAVIOUR ADuLrREss
Neither do accuse thee; 20 and sin no more"
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