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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1857

THE orxaA ArIsx-The srss Of those entertainments
will be given sy, at O'Clock, at tho Academy This
praUamme includes se'ectons from several popular
opers, and Mic Graever the ptanis makes hor debt
In the United States. The ladies will be out in force
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UOIU
Awarded by the American Institute the last Fair for Pho
togrsphs, 10 NJ Is. BRADY The following evidences
this place a what fabulous light
sentations Of one of MIR. Brady's contemporaries.
Extract of a from the Chairman Committee
Photographs, Sc.l
The only gold medal awarded for plain and reouched
photographs TO NJ. u. Brady. Respectfully,
JOHN A. BUNTING.
Extract from official reportl
1t is In this view that your committee join in
awarding TO Q559 and 5i0 plain and reouched photo
graphs, by Brady, the first premium
Extract from aras.1
b. Brady, best plain and reouched photographs, gold
medal,
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The New York Weekly Herald.

INFORMANT From kUROPk-THE FALL or DkLHI-
NEWS FROM MEXICO, CUBA, HAYTI, ST. DOMINGO,
SOUTH AMERICA, ETC.-FIEANCIAL PANICS--THE
NEW STATE GovERNMYNr-AFrAiRs In WASHING.
TON-MARKETs, ETC., ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at eleven O'Clock
this morning. Hconens will embrace
from Europe; the Fall Of Delhi News from Mexico Cuba
Hay ST. Domingo, South America Mauritius &C. Financial
PancsCauses Of these Periodical The Eec
on The New State Government The Projected Invasion
Mexico, Affairs In Washington Latest news BY Telegraph
Editorials Our Recent State Elections The New Congress
and the New Schemes and Combinations OF the Lobby The
Podge In Central America Overthrow of the Mexican
Republic, DC. 4c Financial Commercial Religious Poli.
cal Sporting and Maritime Ineigence Weekly Review Of
the New York Cattle Market Marriages and Deaths together
with large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous
items Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing
had al the counter. Price six cents.
A. GrandteaR IL the Only Person who can
be consulted scientifically all diseases OF the hair
at "a Church street. of Barclay The Sixth and Eighth
avenue cars stop at the door Of the establishment
The Espencheid Winter style OF Hats for
1857 and 1858 price So 50These matches fabrics
fessed superior hats sold In Broadway for 81 The
store is llo Nassau street.
Whites Fall Style, $3.-Last Spring Style
Out-KBox's Fall and Winter Style Of HINTS.
His young men style of caps all the go. ~ Broadway
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Barry,s Tricophero II the best and cheap
article dressing beauilfyng, cleansing curling
serving and restoring the hair Ladies, try H. Sold By all
druggists.
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Fur Warehouse,
No. Is Maiden lane
G.. @. GUSTHER A SONS
Invite special attention 10 their stock OF
LADIES' AND OTHER MANUFACTURED FURS,
Which they offer in the OF existing circumstances of
trade, at greatly reduced prices
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The Espencheid Winter style OF Hats for
1857 and 1885, price S. 50These matches fabrics
essed superior to hats sold in Broadway for 81 The
store is lis Nassau street.
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Hin's Hair Dye, Only Four Shiiiings Boz
BLACK browpNo. Barclay street Inimitable cutting
Of hair. 1nfallble onguent for the hair
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Kimbalrs Ambrotypes at Half Price. No
change in quality 70 cent kenesses with case usual
Factory 81 Broadway.
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A. Grandjean IL the Only Person who can
be consulted scientifically all diseases OF the hair
at "a Church street. of Barclay The Sixth Eighth
avenue stop at the door of the establishment
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CASES
3l9 dozen silver extension pencil and open
~ gold pen and pencil eases, "
40 ofio~ penhoiders. gou and silver mounted " -
- Indies gold pen and pencil cases.,
TEENS or SALAFfy per c~n cash. and balAnce sa.sfac
tory four months good available atooks All the
above goods fully warranted and stamped. xh the
nuastaers And sold subject the customary rules Of
chsig ng de-
his must be settled on delivery OF goodSe
The immediate WI etto Of the trade Is reavesed ths
sale will positively last only few days ths above great
discount Of.
TWENTY FER CENT
This being the finest and most desirable sos Of gold
and pencils offered IN this market foowin
circular will show the cheapest and best gold pens
manufactured
CIRCULAR
To those engaged in mercantile pursuits any invention tia
VIII facilitate their labors highly worthy notice. vol
AZ Of extensive patronage One Of the
TONS Of the that Of pen
cessary qualities Of hne mark durability in use
Those Of JOHN FOLEY manufacturer nne gold pens go
ana silver pencil and stand eminent; thc
superior value Is tested the long time he engage
city in their manufacture.
We the subscribers who the pens from
constant use OF them for number chesry
mend them 10 thosc who Wish "bes and ao perfect
-
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ders cambria handkerchief &c New Paris styles join ve
received Importers Of goods
retail 30 per cent less than of importation Largest
and fnes stock in the city.
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A Card.-Au Persons WIN

or hair Of bald color invited call and consult Doctor
GRANDJEAS freel nj "a Church street.
Of Barclay His fluid gives hc hair the natural color de
sired and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry
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Frcdrick's Temple a Art.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
ladies' entrance Gentemens entrance
No 567 broadway. 10 3o5 broadway.
Photographs Hallotypes daguerreoypes and ambroypes
Prices and pictures warranted satisfactory visit and
naton Of The productions OF this Establishment
u respectfully solicited
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ID kSt2S CIV DOWN
II ssLos AUCTION RATES
BOYS SINrsR CLOTHING,
ROGERS A RAYxONDs
CORNER Of Fulton and Nassau streAA.
$1,000 worth Of boys winter clothing,
Boys Overcoats and ra<lans
Boys school an. dress suits
,u.,,o Boys jackets pants, &c.,
COST OF MATEP.fAfs
The above must be cleared sail ana az, ,hs ar.i.les
end learn Ne prices Such bsrs we're never before
their choice. '' -
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Boys and Youths Clothing, mt 20 per cent
y ID L. CORNELL
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The Only Gold Medal

Out-KDOx's Fall and Winter Style Of HINTS.
His young style of caps all the go. 212 Broadway.
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lAyHIsKERS AND MOUSTACHES FORCED TO GROW
w In SIX weeks, by my onguent which Will not stain ~
njure the skin 81 bottle any of the
X: q. GRAHAM, Ola Broadway; BRIGGS, No Exchange,
Albany.
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Whites Fall Style, S3.-Last Spring Style
reduced the low price WHITES Fulton street
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CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

FRIDAY, NOV. 10 T. N.
AsHEs.The ket WAS steady but sales limited
including pots at &c. and pearls at 63sc q eye.
BkEADsIUfrs;-fiour-TheA raba's news had the effect
If depressing the prices OF breadstu and -four declined
hety supertne and extra State and Western brands
ne
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has many and the chlds health depend upon .h
ohers there should therefore be double employed
II The mother II dyspepc the child will pine II the mother
has breasts that happy Office becomes agony ~,
advised then and these remedies which Will give heau
to both.
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alone" Mt 435 Pearl Street, near Chatham.
A sing song there to night aud plenty OF fun.
Defiance ealanA lander Safes also F1re and
burglar proof pArlor safes Specimens exhibition NJ
ROBERT n PATRICK.
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peerless perfume which has superseded all others In South
America snd the West Indies Is now in great demand In our
fashionable circles throughout the State Sole propreors
ID. T. LANMAN CO, wholesale druggists, 90 Water
street. and sold by all druggists at 80 cents bottle.
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VI GREAT TRADE SALE OF foiEYs CELEBRATED
GOLD PENS
kpIigL.
In consequence OF the depression business and the fact
OF continuing the usual work al my facto
"a and making the regular number OF weekly ind The
workmen these hard times determined o offer
the trade the following goods al t
OF TWENTY PER CENf
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Bstcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world surprising all made sold and applied
al the mandatory, 2S Broadway
Rupturc.-Mnrsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss 10 No yasey Astor House.
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L,LruhNT WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES. AT
u prices TO suit the tines at the great card depot Broad
way corner of Duane street
THOUSAND sEPOYs KILLED i-SENA sAHLB
n Observation-Disclosures, losss q caste; seccDd,
prohibited Of CLARK beaver go Rag
ans although All others Ae price viii bs SIS fz busassa
coats - 60 Every srtcl.les thsn cost Must be sod
CLARKE William street
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Ladies' gold and pencil with Tine gold pep) at ~
usually sold At ~ o. args lot OF pencils at reduced
| prices.
These be purchased the above low prices In
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CsnasA Bros JeweL~r ..........S W baltimore
and Charles ats.
WASHINGTON CITY
Blanchard kNohum ..... Pennsylvania
Prank Tsslor .steAener. Pennsy lvsss ave-
VIII 40 IA MosrisonS taiioners .Pcnns y ANA
John FOLEY,
Manufacturer.
ies broadway.
NEW YoRs November II 1851
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

PEEErNEp RREAru'Slat lads ger.l-.nan would re-
main under the Of dt<Igreeahle breath when
Ing the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERs dentfrice would
not only refier It sweet but leave the teeth white
t-rs Many do kno their
the suj=ct Is so delicatc their friends will
IL Pour single drop Of the Bzls yoa- brsl
wash the teeth night and morning. 80 bottle will
last
BEAuTITuL COMPLEXION NAV he easily acquired by using
the balm Of thousand Flowers" 1t viii remove tan
pnpes, AID frecEles from tle ssin leaving Il of
rossate hue Wet towel. three drups,
wash ;he face night aud morning.
SHAvtSG MADE EAsTWet shaving In either
warm cold FSateF, three Of
Thousand Flowers" rub the heard well ami viii max.
beautiful soft lalier facilitating The operation Of shay
ing. Price only Fifty cents.
W. p. FETRIDEG 1 CO.,
For sale by n LOGAN CO. A'i square, is I'll t
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be generally known that Mr. Boxer, the wealthy
wine merchant whose resistance to the alliance
of his daughter TO an uncducated cOachman has
made so great stir, is gentleman of unusual
taste and culture, and that he has shown NO sci.
fish or exclusive feeling in the pursuit Of his
studies. large part Of his income has for
years been devoted to the encouragement of the
fine arts, and ii is TO his liberality that the peo-
pie Of New York and the neighboring cities arc
indebted for the admirable collections of the
Dusseldorf school Of painting of which he is
the principal owner. The pertinacity, therefore,
with which he opposed the wishes Of hisdaugh-
ter to marry a man who had not been fitted by
previous education and habits Ior his new, social
relations, does not indicate the mercenary cha
raeter which hasb been aseribelt to it-N. I. Pot
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DIRECTIONO

O1EG1O11ObNS.
Keep the Wines in horizontal l1oeitf0a and IN .u..
Z temperature, 'i''-=.- - . SS'i4A
IN eoha scedAe the SPARKLING WINES should be kent
for three days before using in warm room az a ne
warmed through @ Ase 4Le ven
lee should never be used In SPARKLING CATAwRA.
VINES for u Injuries their and dSyor and ,IyisS
t1e Mlnt thus their character. The Wines are
too seneitiVe to bear Tee. - @ y 4S'4 's
81 In Offering the above Wines to the notice Of The
AmsSiean Pubic We desEr to al persons Who may
Them that the3 are the strictly PURK JulcR on mi
uRAFE free IRON and every form Of auIfsr.
alton, and eonaiI ing
from the natural process fermentation
Ine SPARhLING CAEAWBA Is not made IN I,p ~ ,r,
SreiE article ThntsTer but Il designed TO he jusi hSt
= fslretentSd, an Anerteau = PaEEITnS Wine AZ
y FRENCH ,.SParkinE Wfle'' Here the ~
as The American Grape far more rieb
aug HeltH N rs navoT, II makes delicious vine The
IN 9yor OF the foreign article may be REGARDED ~
nent. l'@ anu Juus'
Lne ts highly esteemed by Medical men "a
most admiral Die tonic for invaIIds and for
P1S puSea e y wholly unexeentionahie.
The BRANDY made from the CafaVb Gram 1tsssr.
degree from oFii AIRY French brandy or eonTl.
Gat g ne same time i oasesse! all those qualities which
superior article Kind and Isr
y desired 70 have strictly pure Brandy for 81
otAet par II cannot be over eStimated
ESL sue % I. II. LOGAN { CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling Va
G4ur1, 49, a.,
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TIE CONSOLIDATION LAw.-The stockholders
in the CHARTERS Valley Road, says the Pittsburgh
Gazette, are called upon to meet, on Tuesday
next, to approve or reject the following Act Of
Assembly consolidating the TIemplield and
CHARTERS railroad:
Il further Supplement tom Aci, to Incorporate
Me HemRfetd Railroad Company, dee. Pdssed
March 10, 1857.
SEC. l. Be it enacted, &C., That the several pro-
visions of an act passed April l6, a. D. 1886,
entitled, a further supplirnrmt to an act to in
corporate the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, passed April IL, \. d., IS4S, be
aud are hereby extended and made applicable
to the Hempfiuld and Charters Valley rail-
road companies for the purpose of enabling
either, or both of them, to form consolida.
ton with the Marietta aud Cincinnati Cornpa-
NY, upon the terms and subject tn provisions
of the Act of the State of Ohio, thereby adop-
ted and enacted.
SEC. 2. That the Hempfeld and CHARTERS Val
ley Railroad Companies are hereby empower
cd to form consolidation with each other
in the mode and subject to the provisions pre-
scrlbed IN the same law of the State of Ohio,
so far as tue same can be made applicable aud
the said law is hereby adopted aud executed
for that purpose
SEC 5. That the Consolidated Company formed
pursuance hereof shall nave privilege to
y rate OF inter-
est not exceeding seven per centum per an.
mum, and may be secured BY mortage upon
all or any of the property of sid Company,
real personal OF mixed And that the several
provisions of the Act approved February %,
1858, decaratorv. of the construction Of the
eleventh section of an Act passed on the 26th
day, of July, 1912, are hereby made appliCa.
bic so this Company.
SEC. T. That the time for completing the Hemp
field Railroad, as provided ia the 9th Section
of the Act Incorporating said Company, ap-
proved the 10Th day Of May, 1850, is hereby
extended for the term of seven years, from
and after the 10th day of May, 1850 Provi-
dcd that nothing in this Act or in the arti.
Giles of Consolidation hereby authorized, shall
be SO construed rs TO prevent the Hempfeld
Railroad Company from completing their
Road according TO the terms and stip1lations
of their Charter.
SEC, 8. That the said Consolidated Company be
and they are hereby authorized TO increase
their capital stock One Million of dollars and
to Issue stock to that amount, which stock
/ shall be preferred stock, and shall be entitled
! to dividend of not more than eight per cent
/ out of the earnings of said road, to be paid
! before any dividend is Paidon any other share
/ or shares of stock issued by said company
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IT is stated that there were more emigrants
in Liverpool, mp to the goth of March, waiting
passage 10 America, than were ever known in
previous years, except in 1854. The price,
which had averaged, up 10 that time, e3 los,
was raisedto 81 aud e. I0s The fact thai
there was scarcity of ships, contributed n this
iiEe in the price Of passage.
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NEBR AsKA
WILCOX d SAHLER,
Attorncy, nj Law & General Lad a gest,

OMAHA CITY. n. T.
MILL make collections pay particular attention to
w Investing money in Real E>tate.
Money investments, for tie huretl ollI-y Ave
cent, and three per all tst, s give
without charge full and description ,oEn
and city property and Of Lands the QUALITY Of
iion OF prairie. timber land, water, ele, etc.
VIII buy property for capitalists and sell the when
desired for Oneha the profits, and share cquaI
y therefore viii be equally ia securing choice
property.
Letters Of inquiry, ueosIns postage stamp. VIII receive
rromnt attention. We viii also 70 Any business en-
trusted 70 nuT care for Western Iowa.
REFFERENCES-SIar ". Ir1-.l. Oneaha, Governor OF
SebTaSEai Daniel Wcodsrn, seev TeFrft3ry; A.
Cannbe, WhecllGg. Va; Rev. Daniel waldo Chaplain D.
$ House Of Rspressnt1 leroy futile, Cash. West Rx
Bank, OHlaHa City, n. 7. mills SmiaE
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DALLEY's MAGIoAl PAIN Ex.

.
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN cas- insepaTabIe as FIRE
HEAT Inaautaton produces pain, and pain produces
amation. Wherever there heat throbbIng or
reiness matter whether tits caused by fever hurt
sore, poison remNtts, piles sting. there
is inflammation A hundred books a thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore inflammation be subdued To ac.
eOmPish ths the efforts Of the physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians first and
most sagactous have used DALLEYs MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR, ore convinced and admit that It's
control inflammation Is Immediate
instantly aaying the PAIN neutrnng poison, extracting
morbid secretiOns and forcing courses
renewing and healing. No bprn, scald ameut
two severe to yield TO Its soothing and curing influence A
ply it Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine is enveloped Plate Engraving with
the names of C. V. CLICKENER CO., prOprietOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per bOx-
~ All orders should be addressed to CIV ClIekener
Co., 81 Barclay ST. New York. T. LOGAN ( Co.
Spes:lm Wheeling, Va.
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FULTON HOUSE.

ABuIu8LOn, "a.
VIE undersigned having leased this veil kuOzn no.
i tel and having thoroughly rented It. takes this 81
opportunity Of presenting It's claims the travelling
eonmunty He has secured the services nj the Ob-
ing aud attentive Walters and his table
aTnisll with the best the affords stabItn p
nj holsters. = -
The dgeut attention win be given to insure The
comfort and to cater TO the Of All NAY become
guests No pains expense yin be spared to make thIs
comfortable home for all vino either permanently OF
temporarily extend their patronaET 10 IT,
mh26-d.tru&usrn IONS; F1aTT
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AmbrotYpes for s1.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, With fael
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal to
any in the country. and far superior any in The city,
In the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypeg %
'h-v be sent BY mall without postage Also to set
them in lOekets and pins price As Dazuereo.ypes
Pictures made specimens exhibited
and warranted TO last fol ages unchanged
AuEinds Of materials usti IN the business fOraale
ROomEeastside Main iabove Monroe over Marsh
raylor'. new store aurls
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CHRONIC DIARRHwA

CHRONIC DIARRHQS
We have In possession The respectable
citizen. ttinE that he entirely cured This
full disease by using BHRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shah take pleasure In showing the certificate any
persOn doubling this statement. aps-1UdaE
RaIeheIOr's Hair Dye.-LEe big river, broad
AMI deep and strong the reputation Of WIZ A. BATCHE-
LORs HAIR DYE Hovs and onward BARRING imtatOrg,
swallowing up preenlerr, dro~ning al competition,
the shores and opposing rocks the of
pusry and the dead dogs Of unappreeiate trasmon-
gers Made sold or applied. 2s3 broadway,
COunterEeIts offered avoid all except the has wN
A. BACHELOR on.
Sold By tn. LOGAN co.,
mh5I-lm Bridge Corner Druggists.
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American Wines and Brandy.
C3AcinAdN brands and ZlR4's I,IdnI BTands
SSPAsRKLlNG 0ATAWBA, Quarts and Pints) The rival
Wines. - Ai"SA
. CAfAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataEha Vine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unrivalled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
DIR. NJ. DR. WALLETS
CCNTNTp DCDTnnTr nTTT

These pills have heen useIn the private practice Of
Proprietor, also in the Hospital. of of France, many
years, meeting with unparalleled suecessIvng the great
est sassfacton-curing whsre other remedies fail
They act charm in Correcting irregularity and OBJ
strueOns producing regular return Of the monthly die.
charge.
mild and gentle s.imuant They produce an agreeable
exheratipn and happy influence on both mind and body
PREGNANT females, those surprising So are
cautioned AGAINST using these pills, they produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. Por sale BY
janis LAUGHLTNs BUsHFIELD.
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ls1frS Phebe Weber. .

Now possibly it may be the custom at the
capital but out west It would be chilled down.
right booriShRess and vulgarity for person to
offer pecuniary return for present We do
not believe there is Oakley in Kentucky 50
uncultivated as to offer payment for the present
madC ny friend or sweetheart
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CataloPna AZ Mam Rnnl-s

81
WILLIAM Hall. SON, No. SO BROADWAT n 2 bay.
Issued an 20 their general Catalogue Of Sie
lIL e gu ne Pog1leF nu vocal and instr-
sent 2 any address IN the United sstes post PAID itof
ANEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADRSlfHs Th1-..,
Cn4te4 hoo eolleetUn Of the popnlar nTFS
u ~ veal pleess adapted for class SinEfnF
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TINS Is one q the largest aud most eomnBnIGus Holds
Wesepf the Moantalns; and possesses all the Accom-
attoas % the best botea OF the East & eovenfent
% az The railroad dePots aud the steamboat andfn
@i'e-ly