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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
Dry Goods CIothing,

Ever offered in this market, which they are selling
at UNUSUALLY LOW PRllES' we "nNId can
The attention nf THE LADIES and the pubhc gen
eraly, 10 our extensive SPRING Sfotk, consisting
in part OF silks rich stripes, plaid Wditred ana pd
culors; Manlillas, Bafages, SIR TISSUES, thahnIe
Brilianlencs Lawns, french Calico, Robes ana
Prints generally aud in fact everything when ihe
ladies wear We have in abundance. ana oi me hh'at
quality, u tha ladies will call and examine our
GOODS and PRICES, We are certain they W." iu'
20 away dissa.sfe We have arrangements IN Nah
Francisco by which We get our goods On such .eIus
as ennble rs 10 sell Low ER THAN ANY Oitihh
HOUSE IN ORONlLLE, fact which can De utu'
onslrated by giving MS call. Inc hos' eoini'''0
assortment of BONNErS ON hand. .e
osoyille. April 10, 1897. Apio"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-04
u . $. K ESTA L Il \ n L j,
rncr OF Mon aomrry and Myers streets,
ORC VILE

n \. MlciINEAU, late proprietor of
~F5@ the Lafayette restaurant, and AU-
aSar@rsE W TON, ot tins place. respectfully an
eAssz-'as--o Iugucc 10 their friends ana the cztns
of uroynie generally M tuey have opened The
above tr, class Restaurant, whore th'y are prepared
10 furnish the public with alt hc cibts deiIcaclcs
70 be found in thi- the Mara rteyilc markets. and
at lower rate, tunn any other house IN Oroyllic
Just give IN "a cali.
TERMS, CAS1z.
OiuViie, Feb. 1857 fcb2n
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ASoTBHa KALLoVH AcQUfrrAL-We have al
rsdy pubsbeo from the Pisssh rs papers fu sccaua'
Of ebsYg ought against the Rsv. smpscn, 70 the
effect st he had passed certain Mas Hen ersnn who
in bis charge az his fsdy board Arc
tic and that or the steamer ons he osy the
same sateroom with Miss H., Blu, the same bed, trough
tanned by tho tesmony OF tie captain OF he Iocs tho
clerk spd two others eye ~i'nesse- Sne
facts The Presby7ery bBve given tho matter careful
bearing nod have entered the folio wing charges agsans
Mr. s. 70 be juoos,ed 2rAlly at spober mse1s -rhas
be act iwproprly IA en'esipg Mass Feouersors
at such an unreasonable hour cod In having tue
Of Rev j. Ss,peon aud LADY, recorded on Lle
register Of tie Arctic Among rho witnesses examined be
fore the Presbyier Miss Henderecn herself She
testified tbas n. Smpeer sd part cf berth bet
maintained shat rho wished hs presence defend
from the approaches OF the second clerk
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City Intelligence.

LOOK BALLOONS --rhe globe bsllo ms which
have recently become popular with the little folks are
rather dangerous toy amer ALL and very liable to
explode n brought too hight They made OF vul
canixed India rubber and are filed with gss In itseI
not explosive, but when mixod with atmospheric air
ceedineyso 60. Isl little remarkable that no membra.
neousken velope s perfectly mpervious There ri
ways minute pores through wbch gas will esca and air
be Jet In. In the latter the balloon becomes DANCE
rons, and many alarming explosions have taken place,
tbousn M yet no carnage, FAR have heard, hss
been done BY them. Look out Tor the balloons boys
ANOTHER Fpu CHurcn Down Towy-rbo trustees OF the
Associate Dutch Reformed church at tho corner OF
Fuon and William streets have determssd 10 make that
church free hereafter, accommodate the down town
poor. Mr. Laughter has been employed by them TO
10 attend
Tm cnr asnADDEs Captain Josoph lesden, will FRO
coed Their seventh annual excursion TO Philadelphia
Wednesday next, the 10th inst They are TO be &c
companisd by Sheltons Brass Band ard will remain unit
the 3lst Inst COL Robinson AMI his stat accompany Ia
company. The CITY Grensdiers fine CORPS ana vii
doubtless be well received In the City Of Brothery Love
ST. Georges CHURCH Rev. J. II. Hobart Brown late
Of the Church Of Good Angels In Brooklyn has be sp
pointed rector Of st. Georges church, Beekman street
aud has entered upon the discharge Of bis duties Three
assistants win help him attend 10 the pastoral duties Of
the parish Theres preaching twice every Sunday AMI
there win be morning servi,e every week day. The
temporal needs Of The practitioners will also be looked
afer There IL TO be an Office the premises where the
poor viii svays Hni clergyman AZ end 10 Their wants
and relieve their more pressing necessities. psrocals
school I'll soon De opened Inc church seIf Is under
the intention OF the trustees Of Trinity church who haze
charge Of II, 10 make u desirable place Of worship
Nsw YoRK HosrTrkL--rhe following is the weekly re-
port Of the above institution 70 Jaly a. -Resiuing
on July T. 26I sdmsssd 20 july "a So discharged cured
or relieved, 2ei died, S. remaining date, 2sS, males
"a; females, 90.
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Mrs Cunningham Sued by her Ex-Lawyer on
Prom'ssory aots, and Pleads No Consitis-
ration.
MARINE COURT.

MARINE COURT.
Jr1Y 25 Abraham W. L1cis and Sanvl Blood
Is. Emma A. CunniEoham and Benj1nis O. 7noyr.--
This acton a promissory note OF Mrs
Cunningham TO the order Of B. c. Thayer, a, ninety
days after date, for $500 Tho answer Of the de-
fencart, Emma A. Bu,del, sued as Emma A. Gun
npeham sets forth that abe has kno sedgo that the
psyee OF the note specified endorsed u the plaintiffs or
that they coparners She denies that thoy tho
lawful owners holders Of the noe but tho contrary
she that Benjamin c. Thayer the holder Of tho
note until sfter the maturity thereof that he, rhayer re-
cevei money rom her account OF the note after ~
maturity and that be II 10 fact, and st s the and
holder Of the note snd the real party in interest
Ing ibis action In be namo OF the plaintiffs. Sne
also ates that Mt the mo tine note given 10 Thayer
by her he was her attorney In two certain actions
ntbe SUPERIOR Court in witch she plaintiff, aud
Harvey Bcrde now Diseased, defendant and which
action thayer undertook carry AMI conduct her
attorney, and 10 charge her tho cos-, % bo as
reasonable counsel fees That those actions settled
and disoontnued without service Of iaius and With
out any defence being Inerposcd thsren thai Tnayer
represented 10 and assured her that his SIS and fees
amounted 10 the Of $3.50 and TIA, she liable for
such. The defendant believing such statement to be
rect that the sum was reasonsbio and thai she To-
gsy bound to pay the same, and being gnorsn Of the
correct and rne amount she gave Thayer prom5sory
note sued upor and also paid him 10 cnh the Of
500 o. his alleged claim against her FOR fees
That other consideration whsteyer existed or the pro-
mis.ory note She also states that she has been informed
and believes thai the oos and fees did not nor
they worth the OF $3.50, o. any over $50
That the representations upon which the note obtained
from her were wholly untrue, and that she rs not egy
bound 10 pay H. The answer OF hrs. Cunningham ~
cludes by stating that Ben amin bayer lsty indabt
cd 10 Der In the Of $50 win interest from the 22a Of
October 1855 for the and occupation OF apart nents
hired by him from her The house No. 81 Bond street,
which sum with interest she demands couaierclalm
against said note Mr. Topping appears Tor tho plain
uds. Mr.. W. r. Stafford appeared for Mrs. Cunningham,
who demanded trial by jury. The cause was sci down
for September.
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ootwr1 On Saturday morning. July rs, L.urssu
His friends and acquaintance. and those Of hts brohs~
wnam, and his aher In law, Patrick Doyle, rcspsos.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence a
Rndsrniriy nrh streets, this afternoon q, O'Clock
CpAys-EiLs F1opscr, daughter OF Thos. and Cartmn
Crane sssd yesr, 3 months and 10 az, ,,,- ,.-.
tend the funeral this sferroon 81 hsf past tso O'Clock,
from the residence No. loe Madison avenue The remains
VIII he tsken 70 Green vood Cemetery Tor inerment
HAunEA-on Friday, July "a, AsnLA LornA HADVcxA,
In The 22s year " hc- age
ne relatives and fen Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral this Afternoon ~ two
O'Clock from the residence OF her mother No. ~ rrsI
street Her remains viii be taken 10 Green wood Cemetery
JoHyso, AT Brooklyn, Z. d, on saturday, July IS
DAVE, IT,, sop Of Davis and Catherine Johnson ad 81
The relatives and friends Of the family srenv,ed 70 n
tend the funera this afternoon, at four o'clock from the
PresbSIeran church, Rev. Mr.. wclls corner Of south
Third and nh streets The remains will be- taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery for inlernent
bAnpN --On Friday, Jtl, a, Of consumption, OvW
OF Nsvan, County Meath, Ireland, In the eSd yea
relatives and friends of the family are invited 70 ~
- TIE funeral this afternoon, al half past one oo och
Gom his sse esdence No IL East Nueih street, bstweeu
Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Albany and Daehn papers pesse copy
illness, JoHs w. rAuos, In the SD year OF his age
The friends and relatives Of the family invited ~
attend the funeral TO morrow stsrnoon, a. two ocoox'
from his late residence, No. 34l Madison street - -.
THosrsoy AT Flushing l., on saturday, July 70,
GnAos AiErA wife OF Geo v Thompson In the aiss year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecs
fully nvi cd 10 attend her funeral from the 81 George
church, Man street, Flushug 70 morrow forenoon W ~
O'Clock The remains will be taken to GREENWOOD Tome
terry for irtermeut 80. -
wmrrssso --Ou Saturday, July g. Arxra, daughter d
FHas and Sarah Whitehead In the tth year o. her age
Information 10 regard 10 the lnerment will DC gven IN
the Monday morning Tsper. Residence, NO ioS w@s
Thirty seventh street -. -
wciwcsrH On saiuri lay morning, July -, tsArK o (,
only child OF Henry Q. aud sarah Amelia wentworth,
AGED Yeas. 10 months and 81 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are res pectfoy
melted N attend the fnneral, 10 afternoon,
,h,ee o,cIock nom No los Green wich street. without
further notice.
Leaves have their time 10 fall,
And flowers TO vi,her At the north wnt's breath,
And stars TO set-but ali
Tbou hast oil te~Ons FOR islns, o death.
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administrative beSensured because under the iegm ste
operation oen ric noa intervention prin dos Ken
happens Ato ntc Uniou free Stste how
much more jusnAble op oshop respect to Unised
State. Sepxt who voed N deys the Territory o@
q, eas, would have &C uea N rc psc 70 .svery IN
der the operation the Lca'sSa Law, 20 ooudton a
c"mps' alive snsecurity beccne prey 10 augeucee
can only account i0r tbis oprsoD 0the adm nistsou
the part Of Hunter and bis sreue purely fArtous
grounds. He, eAst Of all Shous and fot 9TH its policy
be difficulties and enbsrrassmssts wh&S bs q sisen in
COIN cotton With this KAnsss q"esaou HI voted for ID
repuals,op OF she very law which would rcuasrsd
that Tevri,ery oil that 'ne people o ae Snuth desircd
TIE power 10 vive slavery iberen would have folio ID
al necessary consequence "f that e0on Secariag Vie
Missouri line ulc0estita ons tim uecese!ty for ssy
special ea~ctmen,s tA~a subject wsnd hove been
perseded, and whh IL the exciting agitation witch has
qhs the editorial speaking NJ the rervces OF
Governor Wire In 1886, and the In ~tnss they
have been spprecia cd, says
them now, an thew You'd Il hw s"ns,as aea . ey "s
be desired ,heerfui manifest their npuuea confidence in
BIN by . n election 20 tsc guberus orial chair,
Thank your honor Truly that doing grss deal, but
there Ia "" aud anather "if,o OF witch mag
MOI sanction Governor Wise. re- .ec.ion and ,ns peeps
oY whom the writer undertakes TO speak, therefore
testify their hiRk sen'e Of the Governors scr gces By con
ferriDg this honor upon BIN time They will do
co. however, BY eecrg him to the CDtod States Senate
nes' winter. n, Lecher may msse himself easy upon
election 10 certain he further says;--
From h,nSs have heard do beisve that
b ia Il uoson T NJ of s s
End is content with seeks senatorial position
tune
How does the gentleman know, sheula like to hear,
upo, what grounds no makes this ssserton Far
authorized 20 spesx for Gov Wiser judging by hg
e!iiOR with reer u the Governor hardly think ho
would choose BIN HE coEadant IN mater or this
Let sssure the gesten that ~he the Governor Is
making efforts 70 the position, no will neverthe
lees the wishes of hts friends end accept
riron when ia terdered to him, which Will be Ia the
couse Of the coming winter He will be elecod thea
least
The writer forther says lie (Wse) Feels that he Is In
deb ed TO the democrats party the they
gave h,n 1866, he will nat now dfebra ad ia
10 It's raDss viii h may disturb q harmony"
Here Ii the cry each thief beautifully illustrated.
ibis tas about "hrebrspds with bad grace from
people ho The drst cest thsu by warrng up.
the ad nitation from the outset aud upon Wise,
from idea that be aought suppant . Hunter In tho
Senate
All this will prove utterly vain, for the
will rhe TO morrow, VIE will triumph
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Tns Case ~ Rosario LtNo,
TO THE EDirOR OF THE HEEALD.

New YoRz, July 20. 1867.
My being country aad scqqin,ence Of the per-
arrested for the murder Of the policeman Anderson
and the circumstance OF having my private residence in
the peghborh hood where the tragica has taken
place. have been deemed by the police authorities sufs
cisn' motives to Justify search upon us premises, No
Centre naIk eli place.
The account given by you and some OF your contempt
raries OF the domocliary VISIT and OF the articles taken
10 the Fourteenth ward station house. and the
made upon the subject have not only done severe
jury TO my family and myself, but have also served
excite the less enlightened and les reasonable part Of
the population against and put my liberty and exist.
ence in imminent danger.
Nos, Mr. EDITOR, you will allow Inc to correct a, loast
be Rrossee OF the mistakes whi,h your reporter has,
believe, uninenonsly committed my great detrinent
lst II untrue thai neighbors living in my street have
declared tba trunks were candsstney rernov-
ed from my dwelling early the morning Of Tuesday
last But any such report nsd been made II could be
easily contradcted by all the Inmates and tenants OF the
house where I've, who we'll know that the doors
not opened on tina. morning until very late and In
broad daylight that trunks cases were, either
clandestney or openly, transported.
I'd. II Ia quito nexact that quite confused when
the policemen made the descent my promises, and
could no, give sasfactory answers TO their quesons and
said that spectator. the ti npie truth IL that
NOT nj bone when the policemen They entered
my apar,men, ike common burslsrs,hatis TO say, by
breaking open the door Ny wife having bcen notified oil
this xpected visit, the room oponed
willingly all the drawers and cases wntch were in the
room.
3D. The statement of the articles fou I'D In my trunk
such nature that would make good page In the Ar Ibar
Nights or In the modern roances OF Eugene Sue. In this
respect have only cay that full account OF ali the
contents OF that mysterious trunk, and the vouchers
their original ocremeni have been placed the hands
OF my lawyer, who exhibited them both 10 Sergeant
Williamson and the District Attorney.
Nov, during period OF eight years that have
tded In this city, on account OF the political disturbances
of my native country, have been kno by large
Der OF the mort worthy citizens OF New York a
family q regular Of business not q SPECTATOR
shall not shrink before the strctea inyestg alton ina
this untoward occurrence may require
BY publishing these few limos in your next issue you
will greatly obbge your obsoient servant,
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Lepgtb Of road 70 miles
These receipts exclusive Of the steamboat receipts.
The anhrac ts coal tonnage the aggregate of the four
principal lines Inst week. ia two thousand three
thousand tons ahead OF corresponding week last year 1t
VIII be thai the Lehgh canal and the Reading Rail
road 1900 toms behind their tonnage for
week last season. The schuyki canal and Lehigh Valley
Railroad show in their weeks business OF about
Is SEQ TONS On the seasons business the Navi
cation is 10000 tons, and Reading Railroad abou
1o7 tons short OF last years. tonnage to date 1t
Is no, probable that this deficit Of these panies
viii be essened hence to the end Of the Tho fol.
lowing is the comparison the present and last year
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CITY COnmERCiAL REPORr.

Juf. LoVts
-FOUR Market comparatively q"et and proo, IN.
changed the ssies emoraced about 1000 6,O0' bbt,
ucudng eupernne state at So 20 20 40, and exfra do
81 80 a 50 S.
WHEAT quiet, and beyond small sales OF now Souh
81 e6 for red 81 90 for amber colored and 81 %
for whpe transactions o. any moment wore ropore<
CoKS The market hrmer, with sales d
about 30 90 bushels Western mixed al SIC SIC ana
small iol Of primo reported al Soc southern ~
quiet
PosE--A sale of 900 bbl, mess WIS made at S2a Ia
TO be delivered and paid for 10 seven days
CCrTON firm at 10 &c. FOR m!ddling upands and a
lbtc for New Orleans
winsKEi Of about 200 200 bbs were made al
81 Lc a 32c.
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SIT Comlsay and IN consideration OF this grant
Costs NcA for the period, OF million dolars, ~
cent AyAtie Ia Costa RIGA currency ct tina Of
eighty csots the dollar A the currency In esitn
worth IL cent less than that of the United the
smornt ID be actually paid Of the loan will DO
something like six inbred thousand dollars,
The receipts d tide water OF the principal articles Of pro-
duce The opening Of the canals 70 and Including The
I'D inst, have been "a foiioWs-
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DxAm OF DAVIS JoHSsss, in -rbs young man, who
90 sDguariy Injured In diving from the bsh DO ase
Of Williamsburg few days since, dsed yesordsy morn
ing His funeral 10 10 be s O'Clock ths afternoon from
the Rev Mr. *es Presbyterian church, oorncr Of sOu.h
Third and Fifth streets.
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HARprAgKs AND DKArRr,


AswyR--TfrurR--At Chicago, on Wednesday July n
by the Rev r. w. Patterson, Mr.. Josr O. AnBLsn 70 M
E,crA n, youngest daughter Of the sse Rev Ell Han
to-. u D.
BssGs-wuyrEr.-0ns Saturday, July rs, nj the church
Of y Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, by the Rev n.
Drscol, Mr. CBrsBAs BssGs 70 Mss CAsofIssC Q. wmsuws
both Of this city.
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Bristol's earsapariIla has Recently Renew
ed Accession Of popularity, from is and
of cutnneous and ucerons coup,in Sot
by II. T. LANMAN co. 60 Water street, Now York, an1
by all druggists. at 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

Billiards. Hair Dye Takes the Lead In Lon
don anc Paris and has equal for black brown. Store
and 476 Broadway.
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The Use Of Brandscsh's Vegetable Universal
pills the SO all diS-ases be proved
Them the painsi medicine Of mar They move only cor
kind is thus they purify tie blood and disease
RECEy- isfEaESg.s0 CURE
NEW YORK, suiy r. LIST.
Dr.. B1ATDRErH:-Sr-A boY of mno subject 10 dts
from hss considered hopoleas tho
doctors who thought he would be hubj tothsn fr Ne
As they had him AIDED your
pills and with much it'll did try thsm usrg
ing yorr printed die ciops. Four conmsnced
evin th and to e~at Joy and relief Ee hes had
but only OF his act since. consider him nov
perfectly cured
Ire ex,raor nsry they did him makes always
commend aem to blends ana would be glad tho, .verv
their vane The hs possSnle he
would helpless and n.os useessIy unfit for
kind bu from he length and severity OF each Mt ack
oep lasir whole nyrt and leaving him fr twU hree
eays sterwsros entirely prostra.e from weak Eve
also externally aoplied that
eonay ad'ted You may heref N Judge what good reason
for letting have this ssesneu Mt
for ne benefit received and for the OF letting those
Wbn b.satng under slmilAs crcums have
testimony confirmation of the rehab IT, Of the other csri
dc, and peril dence like myself in the va ue OF The
Ia. Yours, respectfully - -
JOHN WgBB, IS Beekman street.
Principal Office Is Brandreth Building Sold also nj GOSH
MANS Broadway Twenty second street. and q, 24
Hudson and PIG bowerp q. ~ Division street. and b.
his. hayes, It's Ful.on stree', Brooklyn
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Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess srs
the best In the country For sAe and the dye applied In p
No. 9 ARDr Honso
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Summer Clothing for Men and BOys-A
large Aad .uptrior sssor me mt
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Short SeaA0a,
As the suumer viii be abort have concluded 70
usual reduction Of prices once whch have
been accustomed 10 do Late In the and In view of this
Will close oar Iargs stock OF
FsshiONABI.E SUMMER CLOTHING
=, greatly reduced prices. -
D. DEvLIN 4 CO.
Corner OF Broadway and Waxrsa street.
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Defiance xalamander Dafss- W1tA KAtcn,
powder proof and Depo. iS3
WV RoBnRr 4. PATRICK.
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Use kenne's Miraculous Hair Dye and
Chemical lnygo'aer 1hey have equal For sale, or
pied, nj t0i Broadway.
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Bassfoiyi', standard Rooms, 143 Fulton
street aud NO. Ann billiard palace Court and nsen street,
HrnOllvn.
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Jones' Odd Italian soap, Is, FOR Freckies,
sunburn. tan morphew. bad akin, no. JONES' coral hair
oil, a. bad, gray, weak harsh hair best Article nasda
Depot m BoWeYY.
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Cordial Cognac Bitsers Immediately Re
ueve darrbrs snd bilious attacks. 3. STEINFEID
sole importer, 20 Nassau street, New York.
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Hoiloxvay's Ointment and PflIs-Talk of
apnexsiion iodeed These remedies have peacefully
neYed all paions, tribes cormunti.s and saibs
human They the sole rail-, ing pont
In favor OF which mankind are unanimous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

BaschsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and voupesss--
best world surpasanx all Mads, cold and spplsd
u the mAnufartozy 3ss Broadway.
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Reducing the whoa. 70 -four there deficiency, fur
tbs season equal to 4st lac bbis. flour.
The receipts Of tho Wsc ,nsn and Lake Shore Ralroad
from Milwaukee 10 the State ne which has been conso
dated with ,ss line from the line to Chicago for the
past ak months, were foi,ows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

Laird's wigs and Hair Dye Against the
world for their natural appearance durability and cheap
ness, as 40 BrosawAy. near Howard street.
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Dinrh0s, Ague, Fever, Bile Immediate
relief by using sTklNFkLDS Ccsuac bers. Office 70 Mas
"a street New York