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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves positively o FRIDAY, 18th inst, at Pm.
, " FOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND
Benton, Port Caddo swanson's Landing, Albany
Alexandria Norman Landing Gorions Landing all
mediate landngsIndependent Peoples LineThe fne sub
stantal fast running steamer Alton, Jr., 8 smith
Jno White clerk, will leave above. For freight
sage, having superior accommodations, apply board.
fe2O J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26
Leave. on sATyEpAy. g5sb inst, MsrM .

aAElLt GirArdeau Cairo, Hickman, New Madrid Mem
5ssst phis, Napoleon. and all intermediate landings
The entirely new light draugh passenger paeks. steamer
Iatnn H. S. Eaton mRster W. q. Hawkins, clerk
port ready freight will leave For
freight passage apply on board.
fees j, 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26
PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.

DEALERS.
JAMES ROBB 4 CO. Nos 50 and so Campstreet.
S. NICHOLSON & CO., Carondelet street.
SAMU Ell SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
JUDSON 4 CO. Corner Camp and Canalstreets.
BROWN JOHNSTON & Co, No. 3S Camp street.
BENoIST, SHAW co, No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Agent,
Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
H. W. CONNER SON, No. 50 Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26

Y. D EN- o r I Ellie, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris
giles Laths Slaves Also English French and American
Bricks and all kinds Of FirewoOd.
Orders from the country promptly and carefullyaended
IN an L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

trhirg snail slow to wstn, but Q day Of reckocng
with dead caItau, and crew oil sick. Sue n vecsn.
from New YORK mo schooner Gull Stream nkswiss "A
port
The Centre Azericano 2ublxnes part OF the process
wham WALKER, r,s scqua aud his iu'en,cn 10 return
to Nicaragua reprodCces also msI articles and let
ters 70 which the rrsrsi quesdon tho Css- isarsi
treaty, &c furnih the sme, and summons eli TO resist
Mr. Alien, sou In law OF Mr. Vanderbilt. who arrived
with $ioo goo for the purpnse Of establishing hs Transit
ne proposed several notifications to the conditional con
br. Allen vent awsy with his money, tho Ira sit
question remains tor she prescott 10 tata quo
Although nos officially .s know that the Cas- Yris.rr
notifications rasde by General Mar,isez
The former auhoyizo tbe President 70 settle The pay
nent Of the dehs 70 Mech~r Co for the portion cores
pordipg to Nicaragua UhAs debt Ia o. the time Of the
edeyation) approved the boundary treaty with Coeta
Rcs and accorded 70 the President the permission 70
Aviley WAs charged with the executive power. In the
absence Of General Martinez, sho seems Is still 10 San
Juan.
AFFAIRS IN GUATEMALA, SAN SALVADOR AND COSTA
KICA.
Colonel Kncrtb Of the Guatemala servics, who gave
order for execution Of Girls LAZY, has been ssueneod
70 five years imprisonment, for hsvirg, about the
time given orders shoot Don Juan 5sn Antonio,
nnpcer OF the GusiemsIa sch ooper Ascension
The cholera Ia reported to tave disappeared rom IA
me new United States Minister to Gus.emala, Hon.
Beverly Clarke has been received On friendly terms
by presioert Of Guatemala.
Several shocks OF earthquake had been experienced in
tie State curipg the month o. July.
Tie republic appears to DO enjoying tranquility.
Our Salvador and Nicaragua exchanges ccu.ao nothing
Of consequence the latter bong Principally xea up with
reg ORTIZ OF freh invasion OF the orritry By Walker
The President Salvador hal issued decree removing
the seat OF government from to tao Old city Of
Gan Salvador until such uc,e rs the new city Can be sui
EceDty repaired from the effects OF tho earthquake r
1854 TO receive il.
business Costa Rics is reported very dun at pro
We nd important notices IN the flies before ID
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A Fatal Case of Yellow Fever I'm Hoboken.
THE DECEASED cARrENTxR, BELoSGIKG TO TIKI
STEAMER PHILADELPHIA.

A Fatal Case of Yellow Fever I'm Hoboken.
THE DECEASED oARrENrxR BELoSGING TO THE
srEAMER PHILADELPHIA.
The isle city u Roboker been the Of oons
dersbls exsonon, wuhn tho pas, few days from tho
DOT, Of fatal case Of yellow fcvcs, which, s sad occur
red q. tho house Of Mr.. Herman, No. 60 Garden siroei
near Third street. From wha. particulars have boon
able ascertain appears that the unfortunate ndyidus
young raaD, snip carpenter BY trade, named Pat
rick Mccullough eni had but recently arrived from Ne~
Orleans on board The steamer PhisdeipLiA which has
been quaranined for several Gays below, ny oder
Of the Health ofcrr. Mccullough, Il 10 said, short.
" after his arrival ri Mr.. Henoans mouse, wG
taken suddenly sick towards evening ION Saturday
Iast) with thls, end by advice took dose OF blue
pills, but which seemed 70 90 him no gSol. Mo,asy
T. Chabert OF aobokcn, accordingly sent FOR, xto,
On examining thsunfortupae youpg pronounced hts
csse one Of ye,low fever he immedis-iy ordsred hp
Icmoy Al from the house for safety Of he occupants,
but before Mr. Herman could make the necessary arrange
mens, tho young man diod II stated oy Doctor CnA.
marked, including the black vomit Al young
Mccullough died, he Immediately took every neces
sry ec,usoc e prsye's Ss spresa as. ,e' x a
The beddInz was removed and burned on the moatows
That nlh, kessrs Norris n 6B A. Crane, undertskers,
isc and procurrg s oeracAis Of Dr. Chabsr Of death
BY yellow fever had the young man buried Just as soon
% they could have graso dIg, which was aboa.
the csr well nlcd WITH chloride Of lime and suonesd in
person IRE cesnirg aud purifying Of ths house me
street was sso ,hcrooghly cleaned and lmed.
u IN reported that Mccullough has been complaining o.
Sickness for time and tina, ne bad been sunoring
from stroke on his way IRON New Orleans Nootacr
nj ,Sirs viii Do ons % prsycus Il from sprssi,s
sbculd any others be taken down with the loethsoms
disease. There are many exaggerated rurors m circa
iscis II stated that when the Doctor nrst visited
Mccullough tho inmates OF the houss 10th IN tell
where The man came nom, but By close quesucning nc
asccrtned thst he carpenter on board the ABOVE
steamer.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

[ssp Juan del Norte august ~ corroepondence OF the
Aspinwau Liberal
The town IN not alone dull but dead and only wants to
be buried bot tho negroes here arc NOT used 70 spades
and N ihey were they too lazy 10 one. The
sbolIronsts OF tho nOrh should send out something
cat
The Granada on The 10th, took from m the Aliens
Webster Miller, and Gottle, with suite, 10 arrange
tors with the Commodore aud Cabinet 1t Warrington
tho world, and must ROMAN 20 unless "uncls Billy"
opeps II.
Martinez putting the river San Juan in order % resist
wslker should he retcrn esr,csans about Castillo and
the soldiers which he expects arrive he VIII hoist his
flag that Of Costa Rica.
ire people, white and black Of ali classes, from Tho
bcges 70 the nabob-the first named being very
plentiful, tho last very scsrce-Go trying W GET
away, or anxously boxing for some change,
not carirg vhd II may be or from whence ~ comes,
versbed condition Being unprepsreds for labor u the
transit does not necessity alone VIII acmsny
compel thc majority OF those here 70 quit and seek
living whore fortune will be kinder Two Of our old resi-
dents &c nales) commenced the initiative and have en-
beked on the steamer which brings hls for Lima Macy
talk OF starting for Fraser river and the only
n The want OF the tineedfuo Thor embarrassed cir
cumstsnces together with the deuge Of rains have male
some OF them look almost suicidal abort the gn II has
ralued almost consin sally since the ath OF July.
One Of the nseoos son Of she yscoun., let 10 canoe
steamer. something Of grave importance mus have
moved him. II may be the despatch contains some ne
scheme Of sonse ,., ssy saas:d since his arrival in
tnlss, or the way 70 dsh "sancoShe."
The natives appear 10 beal quiet in the Interior and
ccp6dence 10 nov re established among NE pcsssntry
They expecting their French Saviour 70 appear.
TIE Leopard camo into port the 2stb OF July, and
VIII leave again, as reported, 70 morrow, Monday
the %.
AZ matters stand now hese people will either have "a
in and LOOK for projection from tho American govern
met they VII be taught q necessary lesson IN
sher severe way, That the Power with which they are
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IARRIAGM AND pyArHx


Axnxrasd.
xAsx-yoILmAs AT the Mayors sbos On Monday
As.~ 2e, By The Hen John Clancy, acting ,yof MosEs
80. 10 Miss CARoLlSs VoIIMAs
E.,r LF-CAssr AT the Mayors ofhoe on Friday Au-
y tire Fau Jonn Clancy, acuag xayor ssssyAru
Ss.r., 70 Mss Eii4n CASEY.
sry,I"-l tcGmnAs In sruokiyn. cp Sunday, August
a. ~ re ~ Mr. Fsrre 1aosAs SUTTON to Miss mAKY
nct;,.H,s An q Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE
CABLE.


An adjourned meeting OF ,he Committee Of The Cham
Der Of Commerce and OF the merchants Of New York
held ct noon yesterday reference 70 the testimonials
be presented 10 G W. Field Captain Hudson and osners
concerned In lay ne ne teiegrapnio caolo
sub Commit appointed 70 collect fund, 70 carry
out The objects q meeting consulting Of kcers WIN.
r. strong, q D. nsbcock, 9. II Marshall, Oliver Slate,
Mata LeGerss NJ G. Hunt, A. G. Richards, j. T. soatb
Mr.. Nsssi,iI iErrsrs offered tho following preamble
wssrss. chamber Of Commerce and si,I,sns o. city
full laying The cable and whereas he commerc', results
s :. ,S % Ss ne :ns ssSr,. N sr
happiness aud prosperity rebound largely 70 The interests
Received Thai ih csmniee in view Of ire ecn,smpi. ed
.s n q s ss s q rs~ y'h "a Evsrs
n. wootLcvse and Lsu,enan. Berrymsn, eSs.nd the
GUS ss Tie resosn,on Of he service. Of css mon may
render the action Of iss committee International In ia cha
me resolution ws adopted and the committee I'D
The Finance Committee named above have suDecribed
meet daily for the purpose Of receiving contributions.
THE BRooKLYNITEs JOIN IN THE NEW
YORK CELEBRATION.
A special meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council
was held last evenngAldermsn Kalbnelsch the Presi-
dent, in the chair. The call Of the meeting vss read,
beng win reference the proposed celebration In honor
Of NE successful laying OF the Atlantic telegraph cable
The following communication w. sn presented BY the
chair
cnlsssaor rms Boarp or CouxcrwrS.,
NEW yons, August rs, 1888.
hSn sisSt meeting q 6s JOIN, cs@%s Of the
Ne. xCs gs ss q me sns % e
tics were unsnnously adopted "sd copy ordered 70 be
Vice.. Say,Isopd ~ q. S s NJ. ny ne Com
Besovsd, rss ~ wager she ccnmOa Council, and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
Personal Gntslilgence.


TO ARRIVE.
From View oresnc, IN the steamship Empire cyvI1ars
Roberta
ARRIVALS
From California, In The steamship Moses raycr-u
Ives and servant MAJ Tower. Capt usrdnrr wife, two chill
d,ep and servant; ooonsor lsty ana sisssa ars
wo'd Mrs Nichols ard infant o Brigham, W ersvss
Mrs hehsrdscn. 0cidssrg, Deger vie aud Infant. Mrs.
Lambert, Stevens, oreAl ouse, wife AMI nisnt Mrs
newell and child Ccesw. wife and intact Joaa B,e m
red MAY, rsrAin and brother, W Mscorndsr For
Fash, Kelly. Or 4 Bullion " u Davis " M9nr2
Arc'er wife .ud chd Ut smg.on .vo Children .ns ses
eumb wife and infsus Q opkins, iIstdy md yife
La y rrien, W T. ueri~sn aud wife, oeSson wife End
infant; Bro and wife, Dandy, 6cho'te. zyelliu
beck, w Billion, Mrs Dean and infant Msrselus, Mrs
Moore and three children Mcrartn, Rev Mr. Blsh0p
wife and two children; Hunter Nr Cauey wife and two
chrdten ID Baker Geo McMuin and wife, Mrs Sylvester
n Johnson Hopkins, Mrs brandon and infant small
y Mach, W fruesbv. II Lsport, w griswold, a Rip
peyden, Il ncn,isen, wslter, r Young, kngh and
vie g Hammond, r white, Fawoett @ @ wildly. 5
Springer Dubcs Kennedy Prusn and wife, jackson. Wis
ner and wife ans chd, Root Lusssssy Iebseeri Leocin-
zen Bach Hodges Forverter yees Reed, Lss ssmpsor
Eunegau Barley Mrs Mitsrbcrrg and infant ana 300 in
The seersre From AspinwslOspt Turner Hsrdcssue,
T Totem, ~ Flsgs and lsly uenson- tso sisters
and child Y Eckevsrred, Monssioen, oapt sos, Il
psvis, W Ne Courssy, csnsay wife md d.urhsr Mss
HIldreih J l. vsiher, sideil Bsrcslo, aud osesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
THE MODEL OF THE NIAGARA.
TO TaE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

EKw Yoxg, Augcsl q, 1853
beg leave to call attention 70 . slight mistake Ia
your paper this morning. concerning the model OF this
frisste Niagara which carried In the prccsssou to
Cospers Insttts last evening. II stated that sno
built by Ct the Of ths Niagara, which net
rect and thinking thu; 'nonor whom honor Que" Is
but lair would beg leave 10 state that the null
gwen 70 me to fnih RIG ADD Geek with colors which
ee satsfed executed TO tue sa,siac,oa al Par
tics. Although not Of the crew take pleasure 10
'e RiCaAaD CROSBY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Txpa and Rsndsgs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stsck-
insH fs~ais supporters asd nss.u.sss fsy assruausa
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CsmpbeIrs Arnics Lipiment, 20 Cents Per
bottle 70 be had oniy At CAMPBEfIs drug store, gkth
avenue and Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Defiance 6alamaAnfsr safss-With Patent
powder proof ocks ana Aso. are asd burglar
proof paslor safss. pepa iSz Pearl street: $500
ROBkRr n. PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Bailsu brothers, 400 Brosdway.-snsrts and
nnens Furnishing goods Of less than usual prices. Ia
voratle inducements offered 70 Wholesale cash buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

TIE Great Tss msrhss, No. \ Chambers
ssreet-oompsre, taste and Judge for yourselves
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Fine Shirts,
M0OBYis, 22 Broadway.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecaxy, Corner
Of Hshh and Twenty eighth strsel-rhs uimc
in disp ensipg prescriptions and family medicines
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syrup, Phosphstss or Chemical Focd--.yust
received ~ CANfBzId.s chemical store Eighth avenue and
Twenty eight street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Farm, q HablsatiOp, and n Home for all
who get their portrsis taken hOIMho $50 Broad
way. Cost 10 csnis TO 10 dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

go Cent Ambrutypes, Win Case.--Oid and
srd Young natural fe ores rush for portraits KIN
BALfJS, BAL Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Cyrus w. Fssld.-inpsrial PhotoGraph OF
Cyrus w. Fled, ou exhibition al B2ADYB gallery, $50
aruadway over fbonps ms saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Hzr,t-l Cur, Truss Omos---M- a o.,
Nc. ? ysssY street, Astor Heuse Trp~ss ~ mSpxssn
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TESTIMONIAL TO CYRUS ". FIELD.

Yesterday had the pleasure Of examining splendid
gold medal which to DO presented to Cyrus w. Field
Eq Wednesday next. The dies were cut by Mr.. G. H.
Lovett and publisped by A. Sage On side OF the
medal IA very aocurse bust Of Nc Field, SURROUNDED by
wreath, while the Cher are she words, "Nii desps
randam pe-seura anita vnci" The inscription enclosed IL
the wreath reads n folows:-'Preseuted 70 Cyrus ".
Field by few OF his friends In New York. for his parse
verancs experimenting the laying Of the Atlantic caoe,
August q, 1881 The medal envoioped Ia q beanu.
iul silk velvet II Is exquisite piece Of workman
ship and lect groet credit the arti.'s. We under
siand that 10 be presented tho celebration day cy
the Mayor, ard doubt the presentation will form
interesting part OF tho grand ovation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC OPERATORS IN THE PRO.
CESSiON.

TO The BDITch Of TEE HhSALD'
Every TO be making calculations TO help cels
bra,e The Atlantic telegraph but not sign from the tele
graph operators heuselves Arc trey 10 be 30 for be
bind in this great event. when they Of all others should
DO the ones take active rari, IL not the opera
tors fsult a. much the superintendent II Il ~
would give Tie operators holiday AN suie they w,old
willingly GU; and meet in Neg York from the differ
oUmpahy OF the operators, win two nsIu.
toepts In vvrkirg order This could easily te doae
Il dia no, add TO iestviy OF the day. would NJ loas,
be q credit them for tryn 70 help csiebrase ocoa
si,sp M O much inteIes to all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Geo. saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
1his the genuine Ardce equsled for
cuc:ns he Eeencs pcysbis edge For By j.
3. bAoNDkhs, No. Assor Houre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Feet Covering for CONFERENCE.-The Boots
aid shses manufactured and sold by CAkrRx SIS Brosd
hgse commendabe qualities durability, q q
gsncr and che,pncs Gentlemen patent leather and call
too,s aud shoes summer shoes for gentlemen, ladies'
nd
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Nc-, &C., No, nc.
u compliance with tho foregoing requlsiton thereby
cali and request the English, SCOTCH, frAh Wesh and
British colonial residents In this city 10 assemble Hblos
Saloon, Monday evening, nj bali past O'Clock, for
the purposes above mentioned.
H. NJ ARCH BALD, II n. NJ Consul
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Brooklyn Pretty Girls and Handsonss Fell
10 have their esmeoypes OF WILLIAMSON BROS. See
their specimens
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Gentlemen's Hats-Fan Fashion for 1865
The styc for he viii be ready for exh
bi.ion ard delivery on Friday Augus ~.
WIN. BANTA, corner OF uAnAl and wooster streets
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The Csb;e.--Phosogrnpns Of Field, Hudson,
iyeret spd voodhouse fr sale by MADE BRorhxRs,
~ braadway.
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A 1LANrt TELEGRAPH BOOK.
"a Tie AUTHEnrIC NARRATIVE.
Published N day,
THE STORY
OF To
TrLR0RAPH

ATLANTIC CABLk
BY Chsres r. BrigRs Augustus Maverick editors me
New York Daily fimes) One elegant volume Large LIMO
Muslin. Price 81
COMPLETE Rrcsap or THE Ircrrros PRoeRsss AID fisn
SUCCESS THAT NOBLE UrpsRrASfse. AosNthu us
roRx LAND OCEANIC rstEeRArHs ..hIrIion "
TrLRcRAPHc ArPtRsrus, BtOeRAfWoL ~ ~ ~ w
IHr pnlscIrA PyRsoss COS srsrsp VIE ,tS
AbUrDAnTLY AkD BEAUTIFULLY lldusInAIhD
with numerous wood steel enfrsvnss oisArsms sna
superb folding eoored meg which Prsssn no
eeher with the relative positions o. Europe no
nearly every telegraph line IN BON COUNTRIES sno" Sen,
worth price ~ the book: AZ. = ---,s.... ~, n.
ed,catsd 70 and belshei with magnificent see For.
tpat OF - -, ~ -.
20 ~hoae and unfseying perseverance,
he rired so6e indebted for The accomplishment, Of This
h boas III be sent BIZ mall postage paid 10 any part Of
he n ai,ed States on receipt Of the price, 81.
RUDD CARLk1ON, Publishers and Booksellers,
No. $40 Broadway, Re~ York
Liberal inducements viii ts offered 70 rrIscs ArH
and al oseT Aexyr vhe esa &c, suoscrbeu tor s great
wpgk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A. AArAOSD CO n .u.a-.,.
Invite sss .as .aoa o. 8. toesins ned.
onAv r. ss' sc 1.s e. ss 8 rms;
Also 'u'psnasr' Inc. s,o .."sr,o AAadssrSAi'fA
Asc sole .sen..f snsi.s
.eeux ssd ribbon ss &c A.. enabled on~ ineaecnsni
A cARD-PARrIAL DIAYkEss AND DISCHARGES
lend ali psrsons susns tom si.c,oas o. he sss Al ~.
oee i6s MARKS place .bou ehArs, unl cured thereby
: 5 . .. sssss s;
ssa banda Di %ss Ss & s In. {.
cure -. az s ss Pso
s. .e q Sc os "a. M .s n.
quences resulting from dsupsraion ibe loss
Of ops sS q q s o q ss ~. s 40
b I.gsrded and tss.,d Win moro han oralns,y osiaas
from he ear speedily and psrmsneaJ removed sitsoai
susrsnieed where nafornaon does no, elis, fhrtson
years Gloss and sss ussridsd .saon % s branch Of
@ Of ne sa os
ss On: , rom ssS sun
Gent
A L. GRAY HAIRS COMPLETELY sysrosED TO A
Se'uu vii %is g S,c HI, x c Sss sse
Gos, not .s2Dr OF "I ss a. -. and -
Ss r.ei he same ). ..sr leaving Or osa :el sss
''p""s chespess ssfss, and mos, convenient
n ssg Ss % :sy
Only "a pow wusoS,s HAZE RssrosvR
% ,s' n ss s
s 1S S1 ,ss : sss ss% \
Third ana walnut sveesa Phlsdelphia-
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Cbrfsss6oro's Heir Dye, Wigs snd To.psss-
fbe sess in the word wholesale and retail and NE dye
prvate.y applied, n No. Astos HOUSE.
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Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Machines
Valuable nprovementa Onace ss3 BroAdway.
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uesfovd's RtIisard Psisce (6teen) rs
tables Court and nensen streets Bookiyn standard
renovated xtstn) l6 tables la9 Fulton street. NO Ann st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Hili's Hair Dye-4 shiIiings "a Boz. Black
brown No Barclay street. New York and ali Druggists
In The unied statea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Fos Cosorins the Hair ne Wiison's Hs'
solor-r only E cerss bottle changes the color bs,k
brown without dying sAinrg The ssn; trouble Ia us,
Il; applied has does pot njure the hAr; hcusAn
with success soi .; Ms drug s,ore, DO orspd sre'
corre of Allen. N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Hoiiowuy's Pills and Ointment -Sorerers
from disease these preparations endorsed BY half the
world With such testimonials they not worth trying
No internal Or esl.rna sease ressa them sold 81 ~
Maiden lane, New York.
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Wheeler and Wiison's Sowing Machines
Valuable Inprovcmenia oacs sa3 Broadway
Fss Cosorins the Hair .ss Wilson's HAIR
brown whcu, dyins ..s:rs ne s.o no trouble 10 asDs
Sorr~ %" q x iHsSsi % 'Os '''' " '' 'S'''
uassSord's RuIsard Palace (aneep) rs
tables Court and nsnsen streets Brookyn standard rooms
renovated ixtetn) l6 tables a9 Fulton street, NO Ann st.
Hoilowuy's Pills and Ointment -Sanerers
from dsess- these preparations are endorsed BY half the
world With such testimonials, they 10, worth tying
Maiden lane, New York.
Chris...soros Hell. Dye, wiessnn To.ps:s.
fhe bess In the world. wholesale and retail and NE dye
privately applied, at No. Aston HOUSE.
Eni's HAIR Dye-4 shiIiinss "a Boz. Black
or brown No Barclay street. New York. and AL druggists
In he United ststeA
Baexy-s Tracophsrvvs n TIE 49, sna
cheapest sticie for droins beaunnf ceaasnS curling,
gressrytns and rssosins ne AA, Ladies s1h so'd b. AZ
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received CANrgEds chemical store Eighth avenue and
Twenty eight street
Bssohsiox's Hair Dys, wigs ANA Toupsss-
NE best in The world surpasinx all nads, sold and applied
u Ne mssufAsory. rs BrcadvHy.
Trps and Bsndsss Inssssuss--Eissssc stsch-
ns~ i'-a'' 'appor' ''f s. n11v e e. sss
CsmpbeIrs Arnica Liuiment, 20 Cents Per
bottle, 70 be bad ony At CAMPBEfs drug store, nskth
avenue and Twenty eighth street
Campbell, Chemist and Apothecaxy, Corner
Of Hshh and Twenty eighth rrselrhs utmc
I IN dmp ensing prescriptions and family mec'cines
Har,t-i Cur, Truss Omes--M-rsa a o.
Nc. sesY street, Asior HousA Irp@ss ~ mgpxsSn