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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-09

And the stormy surff
The phantom pale his blackened foot
On the fresh green turf"
Then rsising his voice solemnly, he said:
"You ask to see your friend, Francis Viii
Iiers, who was drowned three years ago of
the coast Of South America-what do you
see?'' tl'sfF3 F3 A'fgt q ft'lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

position to buy. Erie closed at 3oi, against 81 S.tur
dav afternoon. La Crosse was an exception 10 the
general NOV ement Of the market. and improved v
cont Pern.ylvanis Coal declined T. cert. selling at ~
Ohio Trust st 993, &c. The bears operating eau
tou-y. and the market has but little assistance from
ou.,ide buyers. Tie business in R4lfoad Bonds and
State Stocks was unimportant.
The Exchange market is moderately active, and rates
are unchanged Leading drawers of Sterling SAX 81
a9;, but RENTERS are unwilling to psy over q y
cent Francs are j1sl aj.l6i.
Freights continue irregular; the business is very
light. To Liverpool, the engagements are: Iooo
bush. Corn at Old; Cotton at Be-; 800 bbls Flour a.
Cd eco :cs. Beef at Cd 900 tuus Sat Cake at 7s Cd
57j tuns Logwood at 7s Cd. 200 tups Sugar within
few days st r. I'd. To London 10000 heavy hid.
Slaves at 7js. To Bremen, 800 bbls. Shoe Pegs at
Is Cd 100 bales Cotton at ic. The Chsrters consist
of the ship Sebastian Cabot 800 uns burden, to Mel
bourne and Sydrey for slj 30 DANISH bark TO
Buenos Ayres with Lumber at 81; the Seian brig to
Cette on private terms. The Enterprise was chartered
to take coolies from East India to Havana at so 2
head.
TIE business Of the Sub-Trea-ury was: Receipts,
1928, ,i3 So; Payments, s266,i7S p; Balance, sl2-
295,O73 81.
There was some reaction in the Bank movement
during the past week. The managers, having apparent
ly been alarmed by the rapid expansion OF the last
two vel. and by the impending large specie
sbI,nent have oomuerced contraction, which
reaches. for the week, 1896 900 The deposits, alss,
continue to fall Off-whch is not encouraging. Some
of the banks having the largest number OF in;eror
accounts have lost nearly half OF their country
balances as compared with last year. The decline In
tbe specie line, $376OOO, is as favorable as was e1-
nected. The nominal deposits show falling Of Of
over So OO0 but the actual decrease In deposits,
allowing for decreased cearings, is only sos OOO-
leaving undrawn $66,Sl5,00O against 900 ,3|3oOO.
The undrawn deposits at this time las: year were over
SO COO portion of this decrease has doubtless
been drawn out to be added to capital, which now
stands at 100000, 600 against about $1,000 Oo The
capital and deposits together show an aggregate IN
crease of about O00 while the increase Of loans
based UPON these means has been $9,SDOO0 The
specie line in the mean time stands at gil 3ooooo
against 80 see, eco last year, showing decrease OF
$l,4iO,OOO. The banks, by these figures, are shown
10 be weaker than at this time last year, notwlth-
standing the large increase of paid-up capital.
The comparison with last week is as follows
Loan, Dis. Specie. Circulation. DEPOSITS:
Aug. 8.....S i22677252 sli737967 4898l7p s9i+64l7
Aug b.. l2l.24l,472 ll,J6o6b S,7O0l2 9.a55'5@S
peere,......- ss5578o s56722 s@l78 s2OaOOss
The movement of the Banks since Nov. |, 1885, has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18
MONDAY Aug. LIP, m,

The tendency of the Stock market still favors the
operators for the decline, with rally in Erie and
Reading after the Second Board, the former to 81,
and the latter to 69 Cash stock of these descriptions
is not plenty, but the other stocks which have bsen
scarce are appearing more freely. The decline Sat
urdsys prices is almost without exception, and en-
braces some of the Western shares which have here
tofore been most part strongly held such Michigan
Central. Galena and Rock leland. The decline in
these stocks which have not been subject TO the at
tacks Of the bears, would seem to indicate
declining confidence in the immedste future
of the money market, or in the value of
the securities themselves. Michigan Central
declined l, y cent, Galena Y cent, and Rock Island
y cent; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Il cent; Cleve-
land and Toledo y cent; New-fork Central v
cent Rssdipg closed at Saturdays prices, with dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18
DIED.

Island Phhisi' Amanda NJ aged 50 wife Of B. O.
Odel esq, New York City.
Cox-On Saturday Aug 49, MarsaHta infant daughter of
Charles H. ana Harriet Cox, aged months and 10 days
DOUGHERTY-At Flushing. Long Island, CT mh'mmatlohi
Patrick Doughety, native Of County Donegal, Ireland
DIXSON-On Sunday Aug &c. Sparkle Dxson aged IS years
EMBREE-on Sunday morning Aus 49, James Henry infant
Of John H. and Isabella A Embree aged 10 months and
days.
FLAMMER-On Saturday Aug l5 Henry Lewis of John
g. and Augusta w. Fanlmer aged years. months and
GoODHEART-on Sunday Aug 49, Hannah Irving Goodhear
infant dagshter of William and Anna Goodheart aged
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
Eirhteth street between Second and Third avenues this
afternoon at 81 o'clock. without further invitation
From all the checkered lie below,
Hannah doth sleep;
Her little hear, no pangs doth know,
Her eyes no more shall weep.
Let Sorrow for her early doom
Nc more in silence sigh
For Hope, that points be ond the tomb,
Bids every tear be dry.
GEAIAM-On Saturday evening Aug. l5 Of cholera inan-
Joseph Dickson infant son Of James t. and Elizabeth
Graham, aged months.
HURLEY-On Monday Aug. H. Ann Isabella third child o.
Peter and Ann Hurley, in the Sd year Of her age
No 81 Orchard street this Tuesday, afternoon at O'clock
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
JUDsoN-At stratfOTd, Conn, on Friday Aug H. Mrs g;
year Of her
JoY-In wlsInsbursh on Saturday. Aug Is Sarah W. joy
aged yearf months and 10 days. o chd OF Augustus ID
and Emma JOY
KEIFFE-In Hudson City. Saturday evening. Aug. l5
Deborah, wife Of William E. Kettle aged % years months
and % days.
LUCAS-On Sunday morning, Aug l6, Geo. Lucas.
MITCHELL-Ou Monday morning April H. of consumption
John Allen Mitchell. Of the firm of Smith, Cooper Co., New
Orleans. aged 30 years.
relative friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited attend funeral from the house Of his father
Mitchell Flushing, Long Island, "Wednesday, 18th
inst, l0b O'Clock without further invitation His
remains will be taken Manhasset for nerment. Steam
boat Island City Fulton Market slip at and ~
o'clock.
MURPHY-On Sunday Aug &c. after short but nes
Mary Murphy, wife of Patrick Murphy aged 50 years
NELLOROn Saturday, Aug 49, Ruth Clegg only daughter
Lawson Cedar street aged 10 months and p dsys
PtTERSON-In this city, Sunday, Aug l6 Charles A.
Paterson Of Robert and Louisa Paterson sged7 mouths
and day.
QUEVEDO-In Brooklyn, Sunday, Aug l6, Maucis g.
infant Of Francis g. and Rebecca Quevedo aged year
TAYLOR-Suddeny SATURDAY Aug 49, at Lake Hopatcong
Morris ly j. George Jackson eldest Of Lawrence
and Lucy c. Taylor, in the Iith year of his age.
TREVETT-At Annapolis Md, Sunday. Aug in the 18th
wear Sarah Elizabeth Trevett eldest daughter oil
the Rev Russell Trevett, ID. d. and Mary d. Trevett
WILsON-On Saturday, Aug. Is, of consumption, Eliza T.
, Wilson, aged 50 years. 90
NOOD0n Sunday Aug l6 daughter OF Andre" j. and Saah
Wood, aged months.
YATES On Saturday, Aug. ID, Alexander 1a'es ateI
short illness of eight days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18
1.-THE make. for money i. tight, the supply having

fallen off and the demand increased. Discounts are
IN TO 81 cent and s. for good bills; and there 70 the
possibility Of the Bank rate beng put up on inu's-
day next, az the demands upon L Tor both GOA ouinon
outward OF f4jO OOOl and The notes have been very
heavy within the last ten days. But y has 20 De %,
served that the receipt yesterday OF tHs,VoO OF
which ESQ COO was In silver at once a0r's linus-
date relief 10 the Bank and the exporters Of the
precious metals.
"There il thus with the El3l 600 ofgod brought by
the Lightning from Melbourne, reported on Saturday,
about $50 coo of gold and silver in the market with
ont immediate destination. This will be absorbed
before there will be further Withdrawals from the
Bank Yesterday the amount taken out was below
fl0COO."
The London Daily Nercs of the morning of the 4th
saws:
"At Paris. on the 3D. the Three Per Cent Rentes
closed at o. for money being about DC. higher than on
Saturday For the new account, terminating al the
end of August the last price 25. AT the settle
mept on Saturday money was more plentiful on the
Bourse than for some time past and the arrangements
for carrying over the sccoun:s of speculative holders
were effected with proportionate ease. The rate OF
continuation varied from 4Oc. 10 3c. equal to
from : to 81 per cent 2 annum with DOWNWARD
tendency. r.u.
From Paris we have the official announcement
that NJ Andouillet Of the office OF the Minister OF
Finance has been defintively appointed Depu'y-"o
ernor Of the Bank of France.
"The rate of discount of Hamburg is quoted al
about 81 3 cent" ,,,.
Tie London Times of the ith notifies sales OF Hi
nois Central Bonds at S9 Pennsylvania Central Ster-
lrg &c at o., and New York Central shares a. -
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NARIlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures II.


s,e.m.hp-Emprv City McGowsn Havana NJ k So,
Son Civ OF Brooklyn Mitchell New Orleans, N h. Brig
ham: Kate Prince Jones, St Johns master, =, p... e.
M Ra,,!sS,otr Sweeser Philadelphia, D. Brookman
Co ieufuegos Grant Cienfuegos, ChasteIain f9ns.s
Co =. H. Fsnnins liaSdiIs, Js,Gsna''
Rnss1We.t studley Galveston. ID c, Murray NJ hani'
,,n Boxer Mobile Laytin HuTl6uti war Ease' p''"]
Hafbor Breton II. u. Brookmsn Co. ~ c.,....
schooners-R,inbow Hsyner. Boston master u Sosse'
c.rnsr pal,more Mailer. Lord OUereau; N hawsinss
Msmd, Charle.ton McCready. Mott Co; Voter Sase'
~ Sfssbt Nav Queen Talbot, Bermuda. Mccall Firth
John Boston Lingo Savannah, scranton IAiman NJ 's
man, Benjamin. Georgetown, poIner ro''e'' 'u"'' D
ling Gloucester, jas Hand Co. n....,s.
Steamcrs-Panet Looper Phladelghia oa" co
- pha. Phladelp ia and New YORK Na'lgsh w.
Black Diamond Allen, Philadelphia, J. a N Briggs.
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the previous prices Wsrkr 10 csser sales today % sssS
70 arrive snd on the spot at 8 81 Tor Chicago Spring Corr
duH and heavy al-s today !ooo bush a nc Ga A..
easier at epose FsgieSTs nchassed-Corn 20 Troy -
10 lOe- The Imports and Exports snse Ssfnrdy
very bsh,.
CHoASo, Aus II; m:-FLous hrn Wlgsr daIl al
the receipt OF the Coumb,A's caused decline Cosx
closed with declining oars quiet shipr,-n.. =.
Buffalo No FLOUR l2o00 busi. Whest 80 600 bash Con-
Receipts today go bbls. Flour; 1900 bush. Wheat; "A O,
bush. Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

rhes ia an increased action in the movement OF the
money market, and the supply is scarcely 80 free but
he change is not important and good borrowers find
no difficulty in supplying their wants on call. The
discount houses are not very actively employed partly
nv the reason of the scarcity of rstca paper which
gos. a, SAG y cent. The general dulness of busi-
ness has operated to limit the creation Of that de'cIp
ton of paper and but for the Sugar speculation of the
Snrnc and Summer. which has put upon the market
Considerable amounts of strictly rst-cass names the
rates must have ruled lower. second-class paper is
more difficult of sale at lOGl5 cent.
We hear of some 81 100000 in gold going by the
Persia on Wednesday which will probably be in
creased. The Empire City, for Havana, took to-day
100000 in spanish coin. Later advice' from Havan.
are avo,.be 70 the continuance of the more settled
condition of financial matters. The protective sub
scrp,on exceeded ten millions OF dollars Business
very generally resumed.
The annexed table shows the total export oil Teas
from China to the United States and Great Britain to
the 3oth June, a. compared with last yea'. The
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fAdyertiseInent.I
DIR. r. GOODALF

DR.. r. GOODALE's Office, No. 3S5 Broadway, is
open for consultation and treatment Of that most formidable
s6ssse, CATARRH.
Long and patient investigation into the location and
symptoms Of this disease and many years experience in the
treatment of It. has directed him remedy which has proved
y positive and radical cure and his uniform with the
him saying that his remedies
end treatment eaeetual and speedy
Office hours, Il N. till
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Passengers Arrived

IT, ,,e,u,Iip Columbia from Lirerpool-C IL Sheehan \.
Aisi1e Mr. and Mrs f. A Abbott Jas Coats Miss Coats w.
II FowIe g. b. Bernard A. Oracle, jr W. o. No,wooo- =.
Pesle Mr. and Mrs III. Wills, q. 7. Watson, u Moe'S' is
RyudGrs 7. Vissier, C. SsnbeIt. -, " Gill;.
In bra Anita Onea from NzeritdsA lde Esrens q su's
= Belsncorcut c. Polhamus, lady and child, L. W. nay.
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TO AND fkoM
Steamship Thfrom New York "a arfvis a., NJ
yala sth aud New Orleans llth from Ne"'ofe' A~'
yaua Esd arriving at Newlork 18th -. =, ,,oo,,.
Steamslp QUAKER CFrom New YORK IN OF easn uioSs'
striving at Havana 18th, and MOBILE i''h ri"' ' '
Havana i4,h. arriving al Newly ork 28th - $780,. H.
Steamship Cahdr5d-From New York lth striving Al In Ia
yspa nth and New Orleans 18th. FROM Newofeshs -'as
Havana 18th arriving at Newiork 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18
Disasters, &c.

KEY WLsr Aug sThe bark Pacific prey tSst Of
ashore at Tortuzas "a total loss together VII h
her cargo consisting of stone, cement ana n ood "a
and liquors supposed to be al saved om NewYorS with
assorted cargo bound Mobile h. been ssnSre On Log
gerheed heef Tortngas; after taxing %. pyavn IA M
abe Was IN G to take on board her cs
soyTssw,qnS AM fs-Bns Roberts previously repofsse
s.hors a. village 4: full Of waer the tide ee
and nows In her, and abe lies wen " 'n INC 'escn'
iBy lesss 10 SiTsoS wsey ssssy B0aza UsdeTvrissAJ
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.BROOXLYV ITEMS.

SALurE.-The battery connected with the 10th
Regiment, Col. Graham, fred salute of thirteen
guns from the foot Of Van Brunt street, Red Hook
Point, on Sunday afternoon, as the steamship Balth
passed that place. The salute was fired in honor of
the Hon. Henry c. Murphy, United States Minister to
the Hague who left for his mission in the steamer
The Baltic acknowledged the salute by lowering her
ensign and firing two guns before and after the salute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

liamsburrh, and upon returning in the evening wa
taken with dizziness and, upon being conveyed into
a saloon in South Seventh s.reetsexpired. The Jury
rendered verdict Of death from apoplexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

Pr TIE Eo,ts Rirer Boss-6 soe bbs Flour 81 do Will,
5000 bush Wheat $500 do. Corn. ''
BIZ the Erie Ealro6d-2l6 pkgs Better ics t.. Ham, z
psE Ashes $50 bbs WHISKY, loo do. Flour 2fs bar. w.
is2 bales Wool 8 sj8 sides Leather. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18


The scheme Of issuing 81 600 600 of short bonds by
the Southern Michigan Railroad Company, to which
We alluded some time since will probably be adopted
The bonds will carry e cent interest and will be &C.
cured by pledge of the various stocks and bonds owned
by the road which are to be sold occasion offers
and the proceeds used in the retiring of these bonds
sinking fund Of $4,000 per aunum will come into
operation after the lst Of July 1859. The bonds are
due in 1867.
The financial plan Of the Erie Road for the extin-
guishment Of It's floating debt and for the completion
Of the needed Improvements ct Jersey City has been
officially made public, and We annex the advertise
ment of the Company. The bonds, viii be seen,
to be issued al par payable onehaf in the unsecured
bonds Of 1862, 1871 and 1875, ard one-half cash.
It understood that the foreign houses connected with
this road express great confidence in the success Of the
lean.
Niw-Y0fH AND ERIE RAILROAD coNFAvY-PRoPo-
SAILS FOR LOAN.
Subscriptions will be received az the Office of the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company 10 the City OF
New.York until the first day of November 1857 for
The purchase Of 5000 00s of the bonds of the Com
psny redeemable OF the let October. 1880 bearing
e cent interest, payable seml-annually on the hrst
days Of April and October.
They will be sold at par, payable as follows:
50 4 cent in any Of the unsecured bonds of the
Company. redeemabe 10 1862, lsll and lS15.
10 T. cent in cash at the time of subscribing.
40 T. cent in monthly irstallments OF 10 cent, or in
cash, at tie option of the purchasers.
These bonds are guaranteed by mortgage on the
entire Road ard its franchises, all the easehod
property of the Company, including the wharves ferry
privileges and landed property OF the Long Dock
Company of Jersey City, and IN the entire equipment
of the Company
The object Of the loan i to fund the present aoatng
debt Of The Company and TO obtain means TO continue
tia construction OF the Tunnel Depot, Wharves and
other improvements on the Long Dock property. IL
will only increase the present indebtedness OF the
Company about 81 Geo. 600. The following is com,
parative statement oil the past and present financial
position Of the Company
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advertisement.
re ETTCTRo-CUEMICAT
BE-
CAL BATHs.-The

beet and reliable all diseases arising from the
mprudeDt ofmercuy other metallic snbsances aso he
nais syphilis Neuralgia Paralysis Debility and many other
diseases Dr. Prince will be in attendance from a. III 10
p H. Special department for Ladies. No. 7lO Broadway
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MARRIED..

AyFpe-BFNTLFY-In Greenville, Greene County, N. Y,
on Wednesday evening Aug r. by tho Rev. C. Ravens
at the residence of the brides father Prof v d. Ayers oil
Belydere Ill, 10 Miss Fannie f. Bentley.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT this city, Saturday afternoon
Ang 5 by the Rev John Elmehdorf John CAas Marshall
10 Mrs Maria Ann Carr, all of this city.
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IAdvsrtissmentI
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POugh-
heepse York-Object TO train stndents IN the leaA
and practice and in sxtepore speaking Next Tenn
begins on 9Th Of September Send for catalogue 70
J. w. FOWLER President
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QUEENS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CoNvEYTIos.-The
Democracy of Queens County are to meet in conven-
lion at the Court House on Tuesday, Sept. l. THE
Flushing Journal in alludng to it, says that the ses
son will be of great interest in view of the recent
alteration of the county into two Assembly Districts
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BuRGLARIEs.-The offices Of john Munley and
Mr. Wilson corner of Columbia and Harrsol streets,
we're broken open on Sunday night ard the safes
blown open with gunpowder, but nothing of value
Kas taken.
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Advertisement.
-pFNS Pocket and spOH

KNIVES large variety of choice RAzoR which will be
warranted The purchaser for sale by SAUNDERS store
only a. No 7Astor House.
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TAdvoru sement.l
PORTABLE DREssING-C Asses, which in mai

spees surpass the imported being furnished with the first quail
ity Of goods and contain all that requisite TOT the tie TOR
sale by j. S. SAUNDERS sore only at No. Astor House.
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CoMMIrTrD.-John Pearson and Thomas Hogg,
who were arrested Friday for picking the pockets
Of John " Jones of Cold Spring Of SO yester-
day partially examined before Justice Cornwell, who
committed them in full TO await the action Of the
Grand Jury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

RoBBERY.-Yesterday morning John Schnelders
stable corner Of Even and Schos streets was broken
pen, and set Of harness valued at $40 was carried
Away.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST le, 1857.

decrease ia enormous, which will mainly account for
the great advance in prices. The receipts have fallen
of 10 the United States alone 49, $50 900 pounds aud
az lat accounts there vessel loading for this
port, ard the decrease, i s thought will be much
larger for some time 20 come Our market is inactive
but firm:
To.s exports from China TO The 5o:h Jsre will be:
Greens H. so so
Last year they % 600
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s9 so
Last 100 coo-7 5000
Total 1895 800
Deficit in Tess exported Gres; Britain during
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r.e,vrs FROM JALYestsrddTy morning, five prs
orfr. wto were eop6ps Ia tho Hudson County jail
walked out Of that institution while me 410r "
unlocked by Shaughnes'y, a prisoner VINO va. vs.
acting temporarily as turnkey lhey maze gooua auen
escape. The names Of three Of them were Adams,
Stacy and Mason.
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FEMALE PIcKPooEETs.-Yesterday afternoon Miss
Mary Holder Of Morrisania had her pocket picked OF
S bill in one of the Greenpoint cars 1t appears the
horses Of two cars together at Of the turns,
which caused some excitement among the passengers.
A woman named Elizabeth Rooney took advantage of
this circumstance and relieved Miss Holder of her
yorte-monnaie, which she handed to female accom-
pHce. The accomphce cleared out and Miss Rooney
was arrested and brought before Justice Cornwell.
She was committed TO await examination.
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tAa vertisement-
p,rpyrrr,s Coco AIM, This is the name Of nesV

NUIVNfNT. " ~
and elegant for dress ha Just I'M
sbe ms,ket by Messrs. JosEPn BvsN NO IL eoon al
.,.r.,.i.s - - =, -. !, red IN an article Of the
kHd and the resa. OF a careful 81" anu '''. %
Periment on the part Of the propretors. " , -.
hree proportion Of the famous Coco, NUr o. N 10 " ~
b 70 universal among the Inhabitants Of the Ia ' p'
70. The uxurisnce and abundance Of hair which S ~ "a
,bose remote regions stteed by all ana
re mainly 10 be attributed 70 the use Of ths Oil. " ~ "
Messs BURNETT Co. has been 20 free from the 'eSua
sdor which this condition, and to unite with &; ''e
approved tonos stimulate the hair healthy AMI VIZ or
growth It will b. found trial 10 be the hlandest clean
desirable preparation for this purpose offered
10 the public
The COCAINE has also the great merit Of chespne as IL
pat in large bottles holding half pint each, and h sold at
- cents bottle BY HEGEMAS CLARK Co., ssd BY Drug
Eists generally.
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Advertisement.
TERMS REASONABLE.

PHILADELPHa FIRE Insurance AGENCY,
No. Is LbeTty-st.
>. GiWALKER, Agent Of the oldes.ablhed American Fire
Insurance C5mpauy
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Not claim unsettled
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IAdvertisement

a SURE CURE FOR COUGH.-WlSTARs Dh-
SAM OF WILD CHERRY pleasant 20 the taste aud seldom fails
10 effect speedy of species OF Throat and Lung
dissAso. IL scientific PREPARATION, sktuy compounded
None senuine unless signed BITS on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

Markeas.. Reported BY Telegraph.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18
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