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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
4 =" 2, Kussels old store may be found
IA choice assortment of
FAMILY GHoCEHEEs
oon,i.tius IN part OF Crushed, Ground and
Brown Sugars, Cid Tyson, Young Hyson,
Black aud Tyson skin Teas. Old Java Cof
fee, Burnt and Ground do Fiue Cut, Plug
and Smoking Tobacco. Ginger, SSleretus, So
da, Cream Tarta. Citron Soda Biscuit,M uld
Candles, Macaboy aud scotch suuh Nut
meg, Cloves, Maccalohi Vermacslii Cor
Starch, Farinn Cassis, Ground Mustul d Sc
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l. q y @.
M MANUFACTURING


GsfssSSss9lS patrons aul the public general
la3~tj<F y, that they continue to receive
zhls..M-~ w OIL
At the establishuen, Of the MiiaAluI,
ManuiHc turing Company TO manumclul, IA
to different kind. OF Clcth', such as
chorus, CASSiMERES, EOE&KINs,
TWEEDS, FANCY GOODS
Aud all kinds OF
RIBBED iOUD5,WIiiTLANn COLD LAhkILS
OF permanent colors aud mikes 10 suit ,L1
taste, 0n share, or by the yard; at the Option
Of the Owner,
Having been to great expen1c il rur,has.
ing looms suited to weaving
FANCY Cf;EcKe
And using nothing but pure wool for the fab
rio, we feel warranted in saving that our
goods. as TO style and quality cannot bo sur.
passed in the country,
Tney vii l:ccp large assortment Oh hand
~ the various kinds Of their manufactures $50
as to accommodate those OF their patrons
who may want their cloth iu advance.
Tho subscribers would say that .Ley nav,
oeon encouraged to venture this large outlay
IN machinery, from tho fact that tLcy have
hardy been able, by tho utmost cdort on
th'i, pat, 10 supply the home demand for
tacl. cloths for he last two ,otfs
Encouraged bv the favor witA wticA th.i,
goods nave met thus far. thcy hope ny s,'lo
perao1ti attention 10 ou incss ana the iu,rI
ests OF their patrons, 10 receive l,L,rs
share Of patronage
wool CARDiSG.
We would announce to the public that ",
have al-o purchased a new set Of nlsch;ucr,
suitable for cardins wool into rolls for cus
toner' At short notice and atthe usual ~ ices
Par f.,a / -,
lisnla"ut In the vicinity.
jason DAVENPORT
VALENTINE V.jLAY.
Ni,lllebprv NJ, d 1SER
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GCNOuL BOOKS. Towns sere. o s,hoo
y "eHders, Mitchell. Biographies. SIN IL 10
~ Of Il Fiich's DO. Wc.d's ana Wel!s tirdn
mara adams Columns and Greencnl 5 a..4
ii''il ook's Arlthmetice, Sanders ant rowsr's
mr., Iown's and Wclster's Spoel. Wau
-.tl', Dictionaries, kobinson's Algo6ra. ~
Go5,-, States, &c, for sale nj low prices, At
COPELAND'S NEWS Room
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New Arrangements of Passenger Trains
Commencing. .uoa,iay. Noren,1t,' 9, 1867.
Leave titchOurg Depot, Boston, {, 80 and lI.0o
y. NJ.
Leave lipbnish IL. 8 80 a. NJ, and 100 P. N.
Leave Be. .owb FAj. for ll.dile5uTy, Il, 1891. ".
and 5.45 and ~5.45 AM.
Leave Mitdieb1iy tos Burlington, nj LIZ A. NJ,
I.S7,P. NJ.
Leave BurlinGtot To- hliidlebury, at $50, A. NJ.
:l5P. n.
Leave Middlebary for Rutlund and bellows Falls
at 1929, An, atd SIS p. u,
CONNECTS,
At Burlington, with Trains Of Vermont Gem
trial Railroad md Lake Champlain Steamers, for
Plattsbutsh 5ouscs, Point ST. Albans, Montreal
and Ogdensburgh.
Vt Rutland, with trains ofthe Western Vermont
Rutland Washington ard Saratoga & White
hall Railroads for Troy New York, Albany, ST.
ratosa Springs, ochcucctady, and tho West, via
New ork Central LHilrond
Also by Stages, fer Woodstoch Bethel and In
termedete points. At Bellows Falls, with trains
Of the Cheshire Road for Fnchburgh. Worcester.
Lowell, and Boston,- Vermont Valley Road for
Brettleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven
haj New York, ard the Sullivan Road, for Wind
sor, White River Jurctior, and the White Noun
tains. F A CHAPLIN, Supt
Superintendent Ofioe, Rutland, Oct 20, 1857
~Frisht Tram with Passenger Gar attached.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

SUhooL, Classical. STANDARD, PoeteRl aud
~ Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books u al
knds, English, French and American Psp.I, siit
Envelopes, Art.sts' Materials, b. q. Beard, hers
Asn, Ss., just resolved at corDLAND's Book
ssore, Aorth end Vt The Sidfs,
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EXTRACTING TEETH.

Denies sine rerafiore c-frohh PIN. He
extracts Teeth without pain.
DR. II. KINGSLEY is prepared in these last
~ days, to extract Teeth IN the manner AZ a.
g6ve described by the Ancient Roman.
lie applies to the guns a.ouud inc tooth, M
id, prepared by himself which 80 III nunbs them,
ss to remove all feeling fof the moment, and dur
ing that moment the Tooth can be attracted
without pain. Tho patient viii have no other
sensation than a wrench in the Alvcola Ridge, I'M
hess there are deep ulcers at the roots of the tooth
Those who desire the removal of deoayed teeth
preparatory to the insertion of new setts will do
wei 10 call and try this new, and pnn saving
process.
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NJ NIQ NO LIZ

, SHELDON'S NO. IT, :
For DiarrhOea, Cholera Norbus. and otbe,->,n
dred complaint. las obtained The most unnrar..
dsi,ed sale That any Medicine ever had In Mid
disoury. IT'S 50 well known tina. people nave
store @ u" ny
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guELDON'g oHHaRy oopDrAr

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains all the vapa.t,
virtues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bar
WIN man! other valuable remedial agents, ,ui
best Recommendation.
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FILLING TEETH.
INSERTING TEETH.

FENEEru inserted on pivot.
Partial setts on Silver or Gold
Plate.
Temporary sets Slayson
Base, ard Silve, or thin
Gold Plate
" Permanent setts, on Silver or
heavy Gold Plate
AL enerations in Surgical or Mechanical Den
s,try wi be performed to the entire satisfaction
Of tbs patient and warranted.
Room Browstsr's Block, Main street, one door
north Of the Post Office. 26;f
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CHAIRSI CHAIRS.

A GREAT Assortment oI CHAlkS al aston
"a ing low prices VI tho ALeton Store, hrst
doJI north the Book Store
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PRESTON PAPER, for sale at
COPELAND's NEWS ROOM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, August Sep. N.

sUsDAY, August SEP. N
The stock market closed yesterday dun depressed
Speculative holders find very oitDcu sustain prices
with all the facilities furnished by money
market there In speculation outside Of very small
cquss In Wall street few brokers engaged In
iprstoo or certain fancy railroad stocks but the great
Of ouiders cannot be induced " touch anything
tue rhape Of o railroad security. they u
felt, and IL gill take long time 10 from H. Tho
sudden fluctuations In Erie, the ups dosns IN Rsadg
the difficulty eh which Ne. York Central Is moved an
faocn aud the rapidly with which II runs down wheu
the skcs place; the In Michigan Southern and
the IMMUNITY with which the msnas ment OF that com
pany issue thousands upon Thousands Of shares Of
stock Ut . time, all alarm tho outide public and
keep ,bcm oct Of speculation So long a. the people
large not touch rcSe Iess railroad stocks al
Will 81 well enough. Let The railroad managers other
spcu sors OF Wall street palm OF upon each all
stocks they can manufacture, the CON nuuity ~n
suffer BY II they viii only LEI them alone; and prime
objec In losing the roenness rascs and corrupo
or he concerns Is 10 delcr pssibo, the people from
touching them nj any price. We have sympathy
the spectators Of the stock Exonsnge and very little
hos much they fleece each ether. A, the close OF the
market yesterday there q active demsad for
money, and there evidences OF an approaching
srireeDcy so,ner later the upon the money
market win be turned and then We shai he able tell
better about how much most inflated railroad stocks
are worth.
The expectation OF specie from this port last wook
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The following table viii sho~ the exports Of the ave
prIncl lal .la pie ArlcleN for the weck and Hear:-


pccrrsse ~ 90 impaired with 1855 ........... s17,tS
The recon, rapd decline In railroad securities pretty
clearly demonstrates the want Of confidence their
asement entertained by large class OF the community
months past holders Of these stocks have been
anxious 70 part with them, while those Who have been
fortunate 70 have their capital In safer Investments have
evinccd dsposos embark in their purchase Under
the corons effect Of ssyons disposition 10 cell the par
Of holders and disInclpaion 10 buy part OF those
Who not prices have declined IN exteu, 70
thresicn entire extinction or the OF tse
stockholders In Of the largest rsroads In The United
states The chief cause OF This exists not many Im~gse
In operations o. Wall street. but IN the reckless
ner which the roads have been managed the conse
quen nadequacy Of the earnings 70 the running
penses and enable profit be declared among the boud
holders and stockholders This W be generally
admitted, and is important 70 ascertain II Is possible
10 conduct the business upon railroads In such manner
as TO render them advantageous 70 the commmunIy
and profitable 10 the stockholders. The cnven
ION Of rdlrosd managers which ssembled 10 New
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Asorssos On Friday evening August 7, sAaAu v,Asu
Of The late Ebert Anderson sin me ssh year Of her aSe
her law, Thomas Lord are respectfully 10 vlsA h
a,,cne the funeral from her late residence No 90
srssr pas, min. from ne arcs or 70 g-ssa, S,,
sixteenth street, bowen Eifth ann Sixth avenues.
BsAs.D On Sunday, AuEus, Q, cArEsuss, -ife a
county westueaih, Ireland
no relatives and frie de OF the family are rrspscuny
requested 70 attend the funeral t'day without furtbss
invitation, frtm No IL Cour, Of versel.s r~eniy ara
street, bet~een cyepth and Eighth avenues
, lsesro'.-ou sunday, Aug, as after short ilirsss,
guscn. aged yesr and ecat,
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the men
invited suepd the funeral THE afternoon, two O'CLOCK
Rom the residence Of HIS parens No zs< Monroe sesA
The remains vill he Akcp N Greenwood.
FossHAr-on Sunday, August ., Mrs. nAAaAlsr rus-
sHAr, sged "a yeas, months and days
Her frenes, those Of her sos' william David G.rssa
respectfully Invited 10 attend tho funeral this ansr
At three ociccr, from her las residence No n
HAsAs AT els residence, No q Bridge street. On Sun
day evening, August ., cnAnH U HAaAs assd 81 years
me friends Of the family are respectfully ,pv,,ed N "A
tend The funeral, from bis late residence, No n Bridge
street on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock
80 years, relct Of the ats George Hayt Bridgeport q
Hssir -saa denly, on saturday, August 8, EDvAsD
The relatives and friends Of the family are requisites
sesd he funeral from his late residence Of scu1A
tourth and ughth sreea, Wi iamsburg this a1m noon, q
two o'oloob without further pouce
Tnx,L M. sxsAsnAs Issl, ,aeed 50 years, months
and 70 days
The funeral viii tate pa<e from the Mansion Bouse,
hanhauanvls TO morrow afternoon, At three O'Clock h
friends and soausinAnocs respectfully invited 70 ~
tend
Kmn AT Trenton, on Saturday. August 8, NAsuAs
Kur, Formerly OF this city, In the ssts year Of hs age
The N ends and relatives OF the family are respechey
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resideace No
25 hanover street. trenton, this afternoon, two ococs
hcCosSk'L-On Sunday, August ., MAEr Lusu soons
only child OF anc Fannie W. hcOonnsn sseo
7 months and IL DAYS . -
The funeral will take place this Afternoon, = nSr
O'Clock from the rcsdesce Of ne parents, corner nm
avenue and l3la stree<, Harlem. -
kpvu-On saturday, August 8, Loryr, younsea dAssn-
Ia, OF David J and sarah NJ Nevn, aged montns
me fuueva will take place from the residence OF nex
m, emu No eco Greenwich street., This mornns 81 hall
pact nine o'ccck - -. a. ,.
william g Pendlcbou, In t,e Eth year OF her age.
Her friends respectfully invited 70 attend the funsrA
Tom her late residence, No 70 Division street, this diss
noon at two O'Clock
yassrsss ON Saturday, August ., Euarp Infant sou
M A a and Emmsiesne vosbursh, aged months.
ri. remains will taken 10 westchester for ntermerx
wspR-On saturday, August 8, Auurwus, infAat son a
Johp and Mary L. webb, aged months
me friends Of the family requested 70 attend
rupera afternoon, At two O'Clock from ths rcsdancs
Of h,s parents, No, loT Bedford streeA
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Political ansslligspce.

Prluops or rHK oHro Know NorHras-The following
resolutions were passed the late OHIO Know Nothing
Hase Coo ventiou, held In Dsynn;-
The american party n OHIO, In convention sssemsled.
deem ~ ,per 70 the following propositions
expressing the principles Of the party In OHIO, VIZ
4. The federal Z MON must be maintained
The reserved rights NJ the states NUT De respected
The union OF church and state must he prevented.
The rights Of conscience must be guaranteed.
American interests must be promoted.
An American nationality must be cherished.
Sectional agitation must be termipsted.
Foreign psupers and ciirnit ais must 20 excluded.
me naturalization IL ~ must be amended.
dstef
Americans must rule America
The late peculshous Of the funds 81 the state call oy
enc greatest security OF the people In reference the chs
rscr on Me public servants be fall and for
Che enscimen Of such PENAL laws yin prevent out
RACES In future.
That we repcl false and unjust the charges against M
chat We are In favor 81 the exens Of SLAYER, into free
territory But We deem also our duty 70 oondemu the
spirit OF seconsism witch seeks array one portion OF
he country against another, End slserabe devc
esn 70 the ineresss OF The whole country one Aad nd
Visible
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Gown The business wns confined 70 Q fov sales OF
Rio, embracing $50 bsss lie Ike other kinds we're
nrm but quiet
COTTON me market continued nr, su, vss quiet The
sles were 100 bales at for middlinS upands and
Ibac a1tk for 90. New Orleans.
fRNeHrs Rates show alteration, and the marked 10
dull To liverpool 100 bslss cotton at Be- per bale To
IL ndon loo bbls. resin NJ n Chuer-Snp Cambria,
from LepresuS 70 Liverpool with timber and deal at eos
shp Black sea, with 900 bbs Jour- rom nty Po,st Va
sytncy, Ausuas, at so per Dbl; brig Hols elm, Win
srgsr 70 Covcs ami market, On private terms.
Hors nrm. Sales OF so bales In los, a To- 12o
rhr common 70 choice
Ipos SCOTCH ps vas easier Sales Of 100 tons q, $40 50
Q $50. Bar, are quiet at former prices.
IIwv cas- quite, and nominal We quote common Rock
lard At 7tc and lamp 81 81 TO-
NAVAL sropss-spirits turpentine buoyant II asa
10 arrive ioc the SPOT Sales 200 sbs here and
10 arrive 1t quotations, cash and short line adding
interest Crude s and rather nominal NJ % rs 81
$40 lbs sales lots ri 81 o5 medium era les we're dull
and depressed nne grades firmly held but cont
quiet far and pitch were quiet Ut former crioos
Gus -Unyeed vs eady, aud In m ,derate demand q,
10 7oc for American. Crude whale vac buoynnt 1t
72c 7ic refined vas 10 good demand at sec $50 q mr
months for winter beached Crude sperm vas buoy ant,
with sacs Of 7to bbs II New Bedford At si 30 Der sal
lon. lard Oh dull and heavy, ct eoc sl 10 tor city, and
81 l5sS e cash, and four months, for prime Western
winter Red oil Vas quiet At eoc go cash olive
steady at ~ 81 - 80 for quarts and pints
Psovtsioss -Pork continues buoyant, and there was
more activity for mess and clear sales $50 barrels Beef
sss steady with Eood demand for the home and eastern
trade sales, ESQ barrels Prime scarce ct $50 q
$50 10 Bacon was higher; sales Of 20 hhds wstern
smoked l4c' Gut meats we're higher sales Of " bids
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST TO- 1857.

soushwertporston Of Nebrs IN, and had murdov6 NUN
her of the men. TNe report 10 sbss dve a. Capt. CsA'
weut, fo1i OF Captain Barry ., aAd al Of COL Manners
nary, including tho later bad bces murdered We have
IN co unable 70 learn ths Particular - tbs opsn on o.
those sho are the beet acquainted s,t~Gs county In
which The Isrtes were aud ,hs re Of country ira
yerrsd by the various rbca Of ndisns tha these
have occurred they were committed BY the Paw
nee ard cbayged on the others 70 escaps punishment
mis- sho the opinion Of the Surveyor General, no In
% ba states that the lands upon which the survey
ore were III work have been Nsmed by the Pawnees, and
ira they have ever mso~ed tn great dispessuro n
their survey by the government oompsDies
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asht q my Lord"
rhe cos and citizens Of hs Seventh ward are making
every exeron ave the deep mystery attending this
YER, singular and remarkable dis. 'psarsnoe Of man
who hal been long pnbic officer thar ward ana
hopes ere entertained OF their eventual success
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MARRIAGES AND DEArHs.


Jopr-Ds vos On saturday, August g. BY ~ Rsv
Joeerh SAnderson, Mr. RcaARp JosKs 10 Ms FRASun a
IN yoB. deushtsr Of samuel N. Subbs, Esq ali Of This
city
s,o,uo-KUn,tt On Wednesday, August 4, BY sAs
Rev Or. swain GIOVANNI Scosco 70 Miss MAzr L. Knu-
DALI, daughter OF X Kendall, Eiq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

hArrRDAf, NuR. go r II
hsHss-Pesrls we're nrmer; sales at 81 IS Pets com
usnd a. rs Q 81 slx.
BEsatsrrus-we Canal nour has continued a,tive
and Gin light arrivals prices Of the lo~ ard mcdipn
grades sdvsnosd &c 100 The better brands showed
improvement, hut very urn. Tee ssles sced
eco bbls at about the follow ng quotations
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ImroBTASr PROM rHs PLAss-RsposrsD MCR
psR ov rHp SuRvrre PsHuss the Kaneas Gy
Ente-p-ts, of August y says Letters we're re
re,sed al Iecorpton on the 2bth ut which state
thai the Cheyenne Sioux Indians both, have aiacx
ed several Of the United States surveying pses IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Rups rsh q 20 Radical Curs Sn uss
ofnoe, rmovcc To Ne vesey street. Asor House
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Ths Family Herald |.

On Wednesday next the second number Of the FAMILY
HasAIp will he Issued Tais number will be great I'M
pro yemens on the previous oce ana will all ths
current OF the week, embracing full history OF
the Burdel farce up 10 the moment Of PUBLICATION the
Mulberry street hom ode, . curious case OF missing
policeman, somc additional par.iouls relation sss
Madeline Smith, the annual ocnmsnoemens of orr COL
iesee the Lynch law In Ksnsss e tern om vmroas
Isrts OF this country and Europe, toge.her with ohe,
highly intervening uatsr also acooun. II the gree,
Tor the Gooiwood Gun la which .ae American hor.ee
Pryor and Proress, en,ero the whole forming sha
best family news Apsr published thl Continent Phoe
onls foor cent?. Fo, sale everywhere. Agents will
please send In their orders early
Brooklyn Williamson Bros. Galleries OF
ssSst ss:bisReS s ''' '"s'eFe"y0ss ' Fulton
ans l,n pes1sI Photograph
made only At nrsdy's gaissr1 No So --asd~Ay over
ANsROrYpys
MskADsS Lower GALLERY No ~ y 81 Sss "a .,
Jobbers and Dealers ln IaOa ainx.
Are respectfully invited 70 examine our
N addition 10 our usual large soci o,
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLorinSo,
We have hits urhbr .our9d - imut s'ocs OF
49,, Low PRICED AND MEDIUM ooons
whGn we sr, pr rarsd .r al ~ Dw hsur-" ~ an
xs. ssp and Is, srosAs.y, New Yors
Murray Il LnnmaRs Florida Wator-Au
Atpospber Of perfume exbAjss from the akerchie mos
sned with this It's refreshing
fsnness and relieves bead ache and
tiermen, who II (mxed with weer) af-e Shawn viii
obviste sl trouble n irritation NJ the skin Sold by -
LANhAk 4 60 ~bol-sslr drungss 90 Water sir-et sow
frk, and BY all trugg,sts Mt fifty cents per bottle.
AIIsopp's East India Ale draught at all
hotels restaursbs. ARISUh kendall. New YORK,
sole agent for the United Staes
Lsild's Wigs and Hair Oy~ Axainss the
world isx their nsuraI durability and cheap
al x7Y Broadway, howard alr-oL
Batrhsl0r's aair Dye, Wigs and TOupess.-
rhe bes In the world all Aacs sold aud app-d
Al the msnufnc.ory Ze broadway
Urast~ssOsO's Hair Dys, Ntgs and sO~psss
he hes, the country both sals sh- ave
ysteiy appues al No 8 Actor Souse,
srecAleA, SuaburH, Hrupsions, l1scoiored
skin cured by JOr Es' Old Italian nly a.; Iou-a old
oora bar OIL best hing made for hair H. p-po zn sc~sr
and mo Fulton street
BilI's Hair Oye-4 S&illinss q BOX. Biack
or brown no Bagcsy street lnfsiibe onsu-nt for
gr.wh Of hair.
Rupsurs.-msrshd Il 20 , Radical Cure Snuss
ofo+, r,movoc 10 NJ. yes~y street. Asor Houee
strides of Intellect IN this century have better
Mt than the almost absolute dominion all form
erDsl and internal masds achieved b. rdoC~ nj
and ointment hvn tcofua and other disAases supposed
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strides of Intellect IN this century have better
ne ut than the almost absolute dominion all form
terbsl and internal malsd. achieved b. fsoc
and ointment hvn tcroua and other diseases
COZ .tuiiopsl and pcurahlr g've wsy 0efrr them
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PHOTOGRAPH ROOM
PHOTO -KAPH ROOMS
PHuTo1RAPR ROOMS
PHOTO, sR APH R-OMg
PHUTO sRAPH ROOF.
6s5 Broadway ess
N6 Broadrav e3S
H35 broadway. 6y,
ha5 Srosdwsy 6s5
@6 Broadway, a.
PORTRAtT4 bv
PORTkAIVS by
PORTRAITS by
PORTRAITS BY
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Bili's Hair Dye-4 Ssillings a BOX. BiacA
or brown NO BaScsy street lnfible onxu-ns for the
growth OF hAir.
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sTecAieA, suaburH, ArupsionA, Discniored
skin cured by JOr Es Old Italian nly a. Inura old
coral bar OH bes, thing made for hair, H. npo,
and NO Fulton street
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Hhs ln portal Photograph
IL made only At nrsdy's gallsry No sss r-asdway o-ei
rhompsoc's saloon
AtBkADyp, Lower Gallery. No. ~ Brosawsy,
Vyyuev n
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tho sub Treasury gained Last week sbou, s4aS. 900.
Albert Ncolays resua- s,mi weekly auction saIe OF
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday next at half
pee, IL oolsck, ., the Merchants Eschanse
The earnings Of the Gsena and Chicago Union Railroad
Company for July as follo-s:-
Ffofn %
Parsehscfs ogto} ~
Total. bi7 81
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Urast~ssOsO's Hair Dys, wigs ~ad sO~psss,
be besi Tire country both sale and shs ave
FsL.lY applied At No Actor 6ouse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

AIIsopps East India Ale On draught at all
hotels resauraD's. ARTbUh KENDALL. New YORK
sole agent for the United STAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Brooklyn Williams. BrOs'. Galleries Of
sueet (katAbiish-a ,aT)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Murray Il Lanmsn's Florida Wstor.-Aa
OF perfume exbAss ros the akerchei most
.ned with this forR It's refreshing pre-
siuiness and relieves bead ache and
tenlsmen, who mixed with waterl are shawn viii
pbvste s trouble r. m irritation NJ the skin Sold by u
lANhAk 60 whol-sslr drulgists 90 Water sir-et New
,rh. ard BY all truggtss Mt ffty cents per bottle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Lsild's wigs and HAIR Oys Asainss u's
world 'g their natural durability and cheap
ness At 40 Broadway, nesr howard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Bachelors aair Dye, Wigs and Toupess.-
rhe the word all aud
Al the mandatory, Z3s Broad wsy