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MT Cslslesa dcelded o. friday lest.

The action Of The Congress Of the United
States .,en Friday last dssied the following
proposltons and oontrsdistions. Inasmuch
a. this action b not settlement, but wick.
Cd rs-opsning al hat which hoasst legisla-
ton would have forever tranquillirsd. Ne de-
drs The ,tssdssl to prsssrss add p rspeubsr
these facts:
Il Thss slthsssh The rsoPls o. Xnsas
have repeatedly rejected the Lecompton Con.
stitution.L vith oil its protection TO slavery.
they must take that Constitution now. or wait
'tilf they hsvs poPulssioa e essooo-osl 2o,-
900.
II. That the people can have no vote up
on this Lscompton Constitution under the
English bill ~ lately. most positively, shd
distinctly shown by Measn. Douglas and
Green. In tho Senate. and By Mr. Stephens,
In tho House. 'a.rt l!i 900 s.rfT ~
III. But. In order to bribe them to take Il.
some four millions Of acres Of land ara offered
to them, which II they accept, they 60 into
the Union with Lecomptou. and which u thsy
reject, they remain out ~ indefinite period Of
time. ..Hi- ...-n. ...........
Nv. II they take Lecompton with the
land bribc. which 10 . slavs Constitution.
simply and wholly. they enter the Union with
$4,000 Of . population II they refuse It,
they will remain In territorial condition IN.
der ,pro.slsvery management for yesrs To
come.
v. That the commission appointed to hold
the election In Kansas. when the land ordi.
nance (not the Constitution) 10 submitted,
has been constituted by the English bill 70
consist Of . majority of pro-slavery men. who
viii Of course count only to suit themselves
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4 jIiprltIlfluA 10 BIB AlIBa

14EREAs, II sppsars that the days q hght, homer.
and integrity are fast kdins away, hSwHEREAs,
this unserupabus aud gnorast av daily taking sd,an
tass 81 the prsSsunA And sstnsd, ~ IT kSOwN,
TiEREiOkE, 10 III, WHETHER Maids, WfvEs, OF
WiDOws, thAS Or cHEEsEhANs fENALk PILLS
are ALONE the certain pansees ss the trvas in<Asst
to female disssss sisstisa tAsy ALONE sssysstins al
painful msnstTsston, assuagng ~ papltstpas Of the
heart DISTURBED seep. paip IN the sds. And ssasinS
health and hsppipess 20 the vhas ssI ssgs especially
v NJ MARRIED. PORTION, -, thsy sss ssfsain 70
bhng o. the snoutAly psusd With regularity, AND
wHEREAs, thsss FILLS ais Darsly vssstsb,s ssd
ne fFSn nlnsvals, thsrsSsss SBSsstiy kss1,sss In
thsis, spssatisss. ssA vksy ssiiks sskss .stispss
thrust apon tbs publs, paSposting v sesst tho 1919
already detailed. ThERfORE NJ u kNOMN'
that NOTHNU t~t The ~ pflLs - d. cunnE-
IAN IN snssSpaisA IL Aesisv< 49,, Shss msAL.
rOlNTMENT has bsss szpsstss.s9 ss1m us rces,s
u OTHER PILLS, AL he LADI1 ~ sss W 49, ~
PROCLAMATION 20 sprssi $500 - - ~
esq svssiassins bsssat-eivsys $500 ,l
PROCLAMATION " sss ssee 49, my ySiSs
MILL and VOID tAst . 70 ~. = n n =. isrrI.
EsT,Sa SoNpiTiON, ssksvsss hsscA1siA0E
1850, aIs.s,Ioss, v b esrsfsly rsst, ssesapssy
49, Sy,es 10. ssss " Ussl = ScseAse ~ 70
ssen c.,.. n Cxssssass. ~ tyssl. ~ Oess,
~. ~ CITY. - - sss Drssytss Y sysy tSvn
The uni.sd ssssss. 0ivss ssaT 49, ~. - -. S@'
= n uurcHIN0s, Gsssss, Acct ~ The Uniisd
49, is Chssabsrs o., Nee YEA, - wksa al
WSss,s.is ostsrs ihssid - s4lrssssd. .'t|ftI
!. q ni&Asu, 49,, sssss y. Asssys. ;Ass:s,
Dildssssd- w.
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HaIr Dye! HaIr Dys!! Haif Dr!!!
VIM. "A. Bstchelorss Hair Dye!

GREY, Red, % Rusty nAFH, dyed instantly to
issst injury V Hair % shin.
TfTEkN 1EDALS AND DirLoxAs have been
awarded 70 wn. A. Batehsbr, sises 1853, and over
patrons u his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dysng
the Hair and whsksp e unjust, - would b againss
covering the bsA head With Wig. l4
wM. A. BATCuELOkS HAIR DYE Steduess Q
color not 70 b dstingssAed frsa psssss And u vAl-
aAsrip not 70 ipjars In the least. hs~svss bag nay
b oontissed. - 80
Made, soll, % applied I'm ~ phvsss ssns) 81 the
Wig fse,ssy, ~ Bsoadvsy. Nsv Yssk.
.od In al si,lss and towns % Me usitsA States By
Drvggisis and Fancy Goods Dealers.
6 The gsnuins has the name sn1 address upon
stss plate engraving on four sdss q cash bottle Of
WILLIAM a. sAIHELon.
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'u %"'sSS - ~ q
.disrt -,,h ~ - - 8 M ssSlvo
-. ,s.s ,i.s. r I.X,Ss .-
Wiulhsm nSlects6 Il ID Stless bpt II.
Nod 70 esdjR tnsu ID tks hsld, ma the
ssassssanaa-uss. .tAss -sAesoA u iassss On
both sIdes we're more nearly equal than In any
other battle. he VS. very roughly used, sui.
fsriag great loss. and bat fos ths timely %.
Nvsfs e0k0S(ts CsnyeslA ~ sosssessia.
6psremenia Q great ed tsrih|s disastss would
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n The New York Times hiss In its pay.
% l. 70 said, sdpsndiary Of the Federal AID.
minis.ration % correspondent from Kansas.
He Is doubtless Lscompson Democrat Of the
ans water. and his letters, whenever or
wherever published. should be received a.
coming from source really DESTROYS Of max.
Ing Kansas Slave Stats. Wa notice the
Democrat hes publishsd an extract from one Of
his jssuiticsl letters this week.
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4 Ar.-,.. ~ Tea "a, NJ
Cs.srsssiesal Proceed nsh

4 wxusEspxl. Nsy 4.-fhs esnats peoess&
ina to-day vsfs upasSlly htessstkg. -
rsiscipel subjsss Aiseud bd.sshs 0stsoS|
BIN. But before this wss taken up, Q Joint
fesoiSticn intfoducsd ~ H Ss1sfd. wss
i S..ssSs ,S,.s ~ iaifp.y 3Sss a,S1G:
smouutins 70 =, 500. Ira resolution psessd
by 4 vote Of "a 70 8. Owing 70 the lines o
Senator Hsnlin sths bill % Sepssl the a:hse
bouniiss wss postpbasd. The wea Pint
Appropriation Wa pssssd. though Strenucus'
IL opposed by Mr.. Hale and others. MI.
Mason's Paraguay resolution wss passed In is
original form, Mr.. Collamsfs snendmsot pro-
hibit NJ the employment Of. force. being con-
sidered ard rejected. Mr.. Douglas called up
the bill to admit Oregon - . STATE At'
Seward Smarhsd tAss tie Copssiuatioa sdopt'
ed By the people Of Orssoa contained clause
which no disspproved- excluding ooIofed
persons from the Territory-yeth he would yots
Cor the bill, But. on the other hand, Nj.
Fessenden Of Maine, Mr.. Wsds Of Ohio. and
Mr. Wilson Of Massachusetts, stfenuously op.
posed the admission Of Oregon on account Of
that clause In her Constitution. Mr.. Hale OF
New Hsmpshire, spoke on the same side, and
drew attention 70 tie fact thst natives Of Chi.
M a we'll - nsgroes sss excluded. He aid
he would never vote fot the sdmission Of o..
eson with this constitution. Without olssing
the debate. he Senate adjourned.s 10 Dob
In the House. Mr. Clingman. frsu Com.
mit,ee on Foreign ARslts, reported ball iof
the satisfaction ot the Esnch Spoliatoaa, -.
ing o copy OF the one ystosd 81 President
Pierce. He ssa he he'd been Instructed 70
AK the pos.ronement Of, he snbject ill the
10th OF Msy. I. ,~.a po.spe.sd TIL the hrst
Monday In January next. by 90 against &C.
q. Mr.. Ciingman made an exrsnded spssch COO.
corning the capture a. Gen, WIN. Walker. In
which he took decided tiilibustering ground.
His remarks hadlfrferencs 70 report msde
By him on Tuesday |. Gems nring the csptars OF
Walker by Commodore Padding. Aher no
concluded, the Minnesota Bill was taken up.
Mr.. Davis Of Mary land, and NJ. Anderson Of
Missouri, opposing the Submission because
aliens are permitted 10 vote BY the Minnesota
Constitution. The further consideration OF
the bill was postponed till to.mouow. when.
after some proceedings relative to the Govern
ment Appropriation, BIN; the House ad-
journed. -, -
THURSDAY, May e.--Ihs Senate was main
" occupied in listening 10 Mr.. Hamlins spssch
against the repeal Of the Pishing bounty, In
reply to Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama. When Mr..
Hsmlin had concluded. this Senate held an
Executive session, and then adjourned.
In the House the Government spprcpri.
alton bill wss passed. The Clayton Bulvsr
treaty was then discussed. Nj. Rtcbis. 81
Pennsylvania opposed its abrogstion. M.
Clinaman rerlied. Mr.. kelsey. OF New
York, moved TO table Mr., Clingman's abrogs-
ton resolution. Negs.ived, IL 70 lo7. Un-
der the previous question the resolution Mss
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VSome thirty thousand volumes ofbooks,
many Of them valuable and expensive works.
have recently been discovered In the vaults
under the Capitol at Washington. the boxes
in which they were packed being buried un.
der heaps Of coal and ashes together.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

Urea, May LA fightful accident &C.
CURED this morning, at l.2 o'clock, on the
Central Railroad, by the crushing Of bridge
over the Saquoit Greek. 3 ID miles west OF
this city, near whitesborough. q.
Seven or eight persons are already dead.
and Ave or six Others are hardly alive. Inc
injured number 40 or moro. Won IL.
The accident occurred to the Cincinnati ex.
press train, due here 1t 20 minutes past o. II
was somewhet behind time. at Whitesboro'.
and was coming up ct q high rate Of speed
when Il met on the bridge over the Sanquoit
Creek the Utica accommodation train Tor the
West, each on it, own track. The engine
crossed the bridge, but a. the passenger 'cars
of the express, and freight cars Of the &C.
commodation came upon the north side, II
gave way, precipitating the freight cars into
the creek, piling the passenger cars one above
the other, and splintsring tho platform and
seats TO atoms n tho care struck the sbut-
ments. The persons injured wsro oil on the
passenger cars Of the express train. The pas.
senger car Of the accommodation train did
not reach the bridge. Different stories are
told a. to the cause Of the. accident One -,
that an axle Of the express baggage car broke
% Il reached the bridge, and thus threw the
trains together. The other attributes the
casualty to the rottenness OF the timbers OF
the bridge. Major Priest, the local Superin.
tendant Of the road, hapl ensl TO DO on the
accommodation train. He al once despatch.
ed sufficient number of men to the relief Of
the sufferers, and . large number Of the
wounded were brought to this city and taken
to Bogg's HOTEL. the McGregor House. the
Northern Hotel. and the Railroad House.
Others were cared for at Whitesborough.-
Physicians were summoned; and everything
was done that could be to relieve their sui.
fering. .-.. ....
The bridge at which the accident occurred.
was entirely rotten, several Of the main beams
ON which the track was laid being found do.
cared all the way through There 10 now no
doubt but that the accident occurred through
the voluntary breaking Of these TIMBER by
the weight Of the two Locomotives pasaing
over the bridge at the same time. The great
er portion of the heart of the wood 10 like 50
much punk, and the wonder 10 that the bridge
had stood so long.
The smash IL q most terrible one. and the
ruins convey q vivid impression Of the hof.
rors of the disaster. Between the stone abut-
ments Of the bridge Il space Of 50 feet. Tie
ordinary length Of . car IL IS feet, and the
depth to the bottom Of the creek 10 0 feet
Three entire cars lay lensthways, c'ushed"up
like Q telescope, between the abutments Of
the bridge, thus occupying the space OF but
little more than the length Of one car.
The arst and second car cannot DO distin.
guished one from the other.
The third car 10 entirely demolished. ex-
cept about one. third Of the rear.
On the sides Of the cars and on the timbers
Of the bridge are frishtful stains Of human
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~ Just pshhshsd, By FxDEHHEN CO.. beck
Brief Treaties q " psgss Diseasss u ths ssauA
3, sssa of bSsh anA trsstssst-
prepared BY ply seiss VI Ne 6bsstsn kssstis hes-
pitsL" Thu wsrk also csntains soorehing ssposurs
81 he ed ippsstsss psastisst ~ stserts-
Ing qneAs sith ssms u their Names md lseatioas.
sold D. periodical dsslss generally. ssnt BY nail,
the receipt Of three postage sts,nps- Address bex
lS0z. Boston rost-ofnes. iyso
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TEE CoLLixs SIxAxsAirs.-Ths ssls OF
thess steamships was one Of the greatest sse-
rihces Of property on large scale, sves nsde
in the United States. The claims sgsisst the
three ships, II oil are allowed, oaly snosat
70 $3.50. 900. sad oi5o,ooo d this u Sisputsd,
and probably win NOT b. required. II Ill
the claims are allowed. she purchasers win
only havr % pay e7oo, 900 fur ths three ships,
while the Adriatie, which must b psariy
sgood - ssw. cost sonsidssahly nora than
. million dollars, and She vslus OF the three
must DO over two millions. Thsts .vss oniy
one bid Of the sals.-- Tfsssllw. Z. 49,
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q The Somersworth IN. H.) Advertiser
learns that on Sunday last sad accident &C.
CURED In Acton, Me. Mr.. Peter Ross, wife
and two children, were thrown from . car.
rage, while descending . hill, 30 violently as
to cause the instant death Of one Of the chill.
dren, and severely injurns Mrs. Ross and the
other child-both Of whom have since died.
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ga Kentucky Democrat gives novel
reason for his belief that Mr.. buchanan will
not live 70 the end Of his term. He says
that II would just b Breeksnidss's dsuced
luck" ..s.
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Invslids, Notice this Fact.

For the psss any yesrs, Dr. q u. licnAspsos.s
suERRy-wiNE BIiTEKs have bssa unrvsued -
an elective and valuable spring and sunnsr medisns.
And while almost every oOs 81 the thsusssds OF med-
been abandoned. IN. hcAse,isosS Madeleine has been
sustained with Increased popularity. fef sas 81 tbs
Doetor's once, No. 81 iasossr Street, and b. dealers
In madeleine sveryvhefs. '..' eaA
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z The Davenport (Iows) News says that
emigration up the Missouri River this season
10 unprecedented. Il 10 sstimsted the emil.
grants are pouring into the territories at the
rate Of three hundred q day.
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plLLgrs MAGICAL PllI EyrllcfsR.

In al diseases inaamstion xs % lsss psstsninstss
-os 70 sAy inaaassttss skss q The ~ q disease
hence An Immediate cure. ,sH.l
Dallsy's Magical Pals Extssstsr
80 s&ag ~. vii siay inaanatioa 81 enes and nsts
esvtain esv.
Dallsy's Magical Rsia Extsastsr
yin cure the following ansas isss catalogue Of dis
sas<s, BsrAs, Scsids, I'D, CAs(e, Ss~s k.Syko,
CSr~s, Bssasss, Bvvssss, Strskss, kao, hsss, IN
tssas, Bas, ScvsSNs, Oic0s, Fww Ars, ~ .to~,
PIss, S~s k,e, Gsst, SsoRnxs, khssssts., Sc~d
He'd, SIT RkesM, BsLdssss, krysirsss, kagss~n,
Bsrtv's heA, SAL hls, Msssts, k,sA, &C., O..
To so@s IL may ss~s, ipssofubss thss - many de
should " rsseksd ~ sss arttsls sseh ~ idss
vn vanish When rraestss pelnts 70 the fses that the
salvs 10 coLnstioa Of tngYstisnts, ssek AID s,sry
spplyisg perfect ssiAsss y Ice sppsssss tisoss.
,Dallsy's Magical Psia Extrsstsr
10 Ito s6bsts MAGICAL hsssss ths tiss - shsst -
tween disssss ssA psrnassst ssssJ - n \ % o..
trsetos % 10 drsvs sat ~ Ssssss fsa IL a6sstsd
part, Having nstsrs - pshset % ssSss The Injury
Il 10 scarcely pesesesry ~ cay thss - hosss. vssk
shop, o nahufsetep shosll y 80 sonsss without
L. 49,
No Psla Extractor 10 genuine uhlsss Tie boa has
upa stssl pl.is snrsyiN. With The sans q Hes.
~ Dall<y, Manufacture.
fss ssG by sn the DrugSists ssA rsssut nedieiss
Dealers tLpcusbsus the UsitsA ststss and Canadas-
Principal Depot. les chssssrs ~. Ssv fesk.
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II We understand that DR.. Sheldon, Of
Bath. formerly Prssident Of wstervills Col
lege, will preach at the Unitarian Church In
Saco, next Sabbath.
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r.ssaiity and persistent lying Of himself md
his co.laborers, and ofshs base bribery OF tne
Administration. are natter Of grave and SAD
,impest.' a. - u \
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~ 1t sppsss shss there ere svs' hundred
bills Enacted upon before Congress, and about
. thousand bills and petitions bsioss tho
standing eommitees' -. ... -. - -
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q The revival Of rslIsioa u extending as
the South sad ws.s-' Ths sysssa a asily
praysr:mss,inss u epsinsss hosrs hA.'b 10.
augurated In mod Of he Solihssn sitiss. =.
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The letter below and accompanying note Of
explanation, we copy from the Cinninnaa
Gazette Of May 9th, and we suppose they are
genuine. Wepublish Foley's letter, not more
on account Of its rammatical!and rhetorical
beauties, than for its exhibition Of the mean
ness Of the English dodge Of the Le 'ompton-
ties. and the insight 1t gives into their opera.
tons antecedent to the public exposure OF
their fraud:
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YxrAIlacKs IN EATRF.
" phucs sne enNA Mr. wAILACK
tss~ TWO hI0Hr5
Of the present pop piereA .-,auor,a will Ia yvsr
Mr.. Erougham's celebgagsd = - tfE1E -" " o'NN
TIE sEC0S. - S-,d,v ooh
This evening, Thursday. Oct ~ ~IERY
MARRIAGE n ~. AZ
EEPTuNES BEfA -
sEIZURE OF TGg ~. :"
To conclude with
DYING FOR LOVE. wha,t.,,h
Nj. Lester Walsck Mr. Brougham Mr. eloan, M. ',an
Ms Vernon, Miss Mary Cannon and Mrs N rive Act
Saturday-Wil be produced Ne~ and Original ~ ANA
Comedy, Illustrative OF life and M Fsw 70 AVN
written expressly for tbs theatre by d. wADSW OTH " Az
WRIGHT, N. D., eatitled
WHEAT AND CHAIR
Az original song composed for the comedy by @ r BEsS
Tow, Fsl
Characters by Mr. Lester Wsack John Brougfam M
Wbeafeieh Mr. John Sloan Mr. II u Phillips Mr. Floyd Mr.
Chandler, Mr. Levere Mr. Jeie Mr. Tree Chirpendsle,
Mr. BERNARD Mr. Parsoe Mrs. Hoey Mas MARY Cannon,
MIRA Grattan Miss Carman &c
The comedy will be produced with
New and Superb Scenery and Appointments
Doors open at I. commence at -
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. ; n, auc
"A Peremptory sale Of the Jersey Cy Glasswork. We an
uon-ALDERT II. NICOLAY will sell, without W, 90
Monday November at IL O'clock AT the Merchants ExchA
n " well known property of the Jersey City Gasswor
erected ls6 and enlarged in 1876 comprising
brick building with addition built stone mixing
room The glass house surface of II full lots
ground fronting W feet Washington street. running
Essex and Bergen streets It's feet EACH ID full lots OF
ground south OF the Morris Canal the glass
house The cutting shop OF ample dimensions and worked
steam engine The and packing spacious
aud the works contain all the accommodations for
glass factory OF the largest class The premises derive their
original title from the associates of the Jersey Company The
situation L. convenient the ferry The lots Nos 30 Bergen
street and IS Essex subject ground rent
Of SO each lot The taxes payable previous to the 10Th
December 1859 and the the whole property il about
$500 The water rent on the property Is not above $ per an
mum The New Jersey Central Railroad Company have Pe
toned the New Jersey Legislature for extension OF their
road TO Jersey City, and thought that in such event this
property would be wanted for the companys depot grounds
The attention Of capitalists Is directed TO this sale the
perry increasing in value and for nen must
pay large profits Terms era and title ndsputable For
Photographic maps handbls containing full Information,
~pp' = ~ o'1'' ALBERT h. NICoLAY, Auctioncer,
Broad street. N. T.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II sCHENCK-ou Friday, 18th inst, O'Clock. at their
salesroom AZ Nassau street long tail bay pony
perfectly sound kind and gentle in every way good
horse. Also, light wagon and hainess
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
q WORD TO THE WISE" ETc.-REMEMBER THAT
by my new It cost Of only ssn Cents and can Se
sn e q !" a Ss The Mounted 81
sterling silver extension esss can also be had at The old manu-
rHocoLATE DOUBLE VANILLA
~ Chocolate Ia vanilla,
Chocolate homeopathic,
oA'eo Gseo ass la% as s.s.o
Chocolate cream
Chocolate oarameLs
HENRY MtuLARD.
Factory, 1853 and 100 Mercer street
Where the purest aud moa. reliable article
(lHAPPED HANDS, SORE LIPS, ROUGH SKIN, chill
~ blains also for partng heathfl sotnes t. The skin
noUGH, DARK AND sALLow SKIN
i''0 '"'o'1 1'' PRicEs s." ahLv f Or '0''' Use
he d" as nc Hensn seasons h
TAN. FRlCKIEs PIMrLEs.
y using ~ Ladies les s "a no ia
can purchase such an nvne cosmetic as rrires Ksydo5
only % cents Pae 60, sale a. ha r mt, 80 ena
CENTLEMFS's LINEN WASHED AND IRoNEp At
VI Cd dozen. Inquire at ~ West 18th st.. for Mrs
Wins.
II HIKAs TOOTHacHF REMEDY OCTOBER 4. 1853 -
l. This Z ccrt that nese pulls are Az. sure remedy for
Young and old, for one h9S CURED ms nerieeiy -,,
W. VI. BROW n Ne. % renee street
r ocAL YEURALGIA-rERsoNs SUFFERING FROM
nes Ms sna d e' q %ss sr ONES n
sentby mail at same price H. iiikA 500 Prince street
pictures AND MARBLES "A SMALL CHOICE COLI
lection, AT private sale No IL Appieons Build
ing, Broadway May be from 0u O'Clock each day
CHOW CAsEs-uoFrMaN FERscHs SHOW CASE
, wareroons, a Chatham street near the City Hall &c
neral assortment Of show kept constantly on hand Old
Eases taken in exchange Orders promptly executed
TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, DRESS AND
hat boxes, leather and carpet bags Sc-l have now on
reneh sacheis bags ladies and genemens
ccted by myself in Paris at Wholesale and retail JOHN
.AIfNACH manufacturer and importer, 50 broadway cor
ner OF Wall street
1loCTHACHE PERMANENTLY CURED, WITHOUT THE
slightest pain, IN two minutes using no acid poison
rustc opate but an original remedy that + neither n
Terms low. Dk MARTIN 37i Canal street Laurens
IN NASSAU STREET 10 NASSAU STREET
~ DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
The bold and dashn soldier who has returned from
glory FOR sauehcrng thousands Of his fellow beings the
iioods field OF battle but srEINfELD No 10 Nassau street,
whom his cognae hers have saved from untmey grave
and restored to health, usefulness and happiness
Al This the when colds and bilious complaints
preyacn, bottle Of the cognac bers should always be
~s'' on Aa : sG s sf 10 sfs
suffer The cognsc bers viii render your miserable
A' happy Depot &c So g sas' BT f.Ifs J. l.
For all Irregularities Of the stomach the senfeds coguac
bitels Depot No. 70 Nassau street, \ y.
BILIOUS PERSONS
are 1dSsed II h s 4 e use es es MN p WEALTH
To being FRUSTRATED by the weather take the
b,iers hin, 10 the Is sufficient
and al he depot, No 70 Nassau street, n s.
should The public doa6, the efficacy Ct tins ceiesraed neil
thousands OF persons who have used aud with entire salts
Any number be the general depot
No. 10 Nassau street, n. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28

LBERT H. NICoIAY AuCTIONEER.-BY ALBERT
"A H, NICOLAY, Office No. Broad street-Regular auc
every day and bonds bought and sold sale
SALE THIS DAY, at l2h clock. See catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28


arm pEVAQuIO WILL GIVE A GRAND ARTsTOCRA.
M tr han next Thursday. rs his academy, 6St broadway
dot4si9n ue has Engaged the grand Opcra orchestra
hans ~ l@ aYocratc pupils. Grand soree Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS artii " O'clock
T,rF JEWS HOsPfr tBTr rANoUEr AMI BALL Will
take place ON Thus ay evening Ocohor ~ NJ oclock
~ Nihls saloon ~ U-pryers Of hickncy coaches VIII
their company down horr heading M FfoalvaN AMI t.
Tasp,sf0t ARtAM u. DNN is.