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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
Bey.ian,l Girls.

Reve ana Girls. t.A ai A4l- &
Schoolwil commence in this place on
next Monday, and we hope every one of
you will be e'there the very first days.
Don't miss an hour if you can possibly
help il. Oh. how thankful you should
DO that you have an opportunity ofgoing
70 school, and how anxious you sllonld
be to improve that opportunity to the
best advantage, Let no little boy mur-
mur'when bis parents tell him he must go
to school on Monday--yours is a glorious
privilege, my little lad. and one that many
Of us we're not permitted to enjoy, to a
great extent, at least,when we were boys.
Nowis the time to lay the foundation Of
future greatness now is the time to
school your minds for the duties that will
deyolve upon you as you are called upon
! to participate in the great events of the
next half century. sru .aaa.. n.
The men who have just succeeded in
bringing two continents together by the
power Of electricity were once ignorant
little boys like yourselves, but by indus
try and perseverance they have almost
ervdimpossibilities. Greater deeds
andIgreater honors may be in store for
you. Now is the time to begin, boys
a fewyeaishence this great country will
be in your hands, and whether you gov
ern i for wealor for woe depends very
much upon how you improve these gol
den hours. TO you this is not only the
happiest time, but the most important pc
ROD in your whole lives, '4..a
Happy the school boy! did he know his bliss,
5'Twere i'll exchanged for all the dazzling gems
That gaily sparkle in ambitions eye ,.s'1f
i...If-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27

They flop their wings and then they crow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

snsyrcor OF tvc 3cect from her late rc.,arce No ss0
Hes0e street corner O. Greesv,cn hsr vii os
iet-s' ed ~ Oreeo~os Lemt saTy
SAssos--or Saturday, september IL RATf daughter q
tie Att WILLIAM savage Lsasge Of the Earish CT AiDr
ccynfy CorS, lresze, aged 20 years.
TIE sends sno aecuxrsaoces os she family respsct
fully ilyaeo 70 G.saSd her funeral tas lsssCagJ er
n0op al bar past two O'clock from ths resce1os Of her
mother, $50 F'st ays1us.
s7sT.-Op fncay, September 10. OF oorsnmpt N
RcaAan sas~ 10 re sb year Of his ago. ostive a trs
couEly afrs ah4a. Ire acd
Biz friends arc respectfully invited to
aterf Dis funeral TINS (suniay, Afternoon at ociocx
fIcm TIA lac rtslerce. 2a asst Twelfth street Els
maru ~r be tas &C a. Calvary Cemetery fer n.srment
THOMAS -SrdSsry or fr;cay mcYnrs September 10,
a. feSkee, Yrs IsahiIIA 1scrAs, wiccw a Thomas
Thfnas.
The reiavs and iSDds invited TO attend the FUR
rsl, 1t ire F'rnt Ba nt church, 10 Srcons srest
On aordsy Afternoon, At two o'clock
fEcasoN. On FRIDAY, September 10, PETER racxBos,
q psiive CT Fiie-hiTe So.tani, aged sc year.
Ira trieUds and relatives O. the family respectfully
'avse5 30 attend tia iuTasa from 2.S Seventh ue
this lSSEtay1 at,eru5ou, AZ sSs e'eloes.
On SATURDAY, Septsmuer IL, after iorg and
dlnesss Capt. RcaAso wAsD In shs eTth year Of
bis age
Els frieIcs ard relatives Of thefariiy Also tho rer.
hsys o. the Marine Sccsy respectfully irv,ted at
teod bs funeral, from he late fesdepce rs Vanderbilt
avenue Brooklyn, 70 morrow (Acneay) Ailernocr al Ss
past twr O'Clock.
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New York State Politics.

sCnxSxCrapy, Sept. IL, 1858.
All full County Convention hold here to day Mr.. Cor
reus Thorscn vas unanimously chosen delegate to the
Democratic State Conventon Syracuse on the 18th Inst
Russei Parsons, Esq (hsrd) was to-day elected the
democratic ee gate from the Second district Rensselaer,
county, 70 the Eta'e Convention.
EIMeA, seps. ~ 1853.
The Democratic District Conventions for Sieuben and
Cherurg ccuates, were held TO day. Messrs j. Gregg,
d. S. Mayee snd Dr. Ward we're chosen delegates for
Steuher and Messrs. S, Mcdonald tor Chemung All
softs.
GssEsfg n Y, Sept IL, 1853.
Mr. c. r. Chamberlain, (soft was chosen TO day dele
gate the De nocrac state Convention for the Southern
Dtsirc. Of Anegany county
Rou, n. Y, Sept. IL, 1853,
Robert Tanker was to-csy elected delegate TO the De-
mocrasc State Convention the Fourth District Of
Oreida County.
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Important from uexico.

CAYTUsE or TAMPICo ny THx LIBxsAL FOacss -AD-
yAScs OF NiDACkRt on rak CIlY OF MsxICo--
DRFxAT or MIxAMoS, xfc.
WASHINGTON, Sent IL 1853.
New creAns papers OF TUESDAY last containing Mexican
nsws are 20 hand.
Tampoo vas captured by the ubsralsts witt 400 from
tersrer. assisted By the feyou,lcnlsis inside,
Ger Vicauir, with 10000 and fifty four pieces Of
artillery was left At san s carly this month 70 march
against Gus0ajuato and the city Of Mexico
fIsccal Gsnssosou about 10 take place between
Gen vcsT and The Governor OF Zacasecas BY which Il
provided that ydsurr would DO PLACED in The posses
sion o. ample nesca 10 insure saccess.
An express arrived NJ Sac Lois the 10Th OF August,
saying that the or Asmoerr had desesed those OF
Mes that tdsss of Eaert had defeated those Of Mira
raos stationed at sallnsacA; that Aramon mis-
way to TIE city OF Mexico and that the forces Of Arsm
betr had sons pursuit Of tho dsbauded OF Mejis
Ut III lie latter bad entered Qaeresro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

kxKnssr ATLANTIC ssp Pacur Snr C.sM CoNrASY.--
This eonrary yesterday patched their thra boat for
the river Fan Juan and Lake Nicaragua few invited
guests essad Of her who were landed NJ saaten
Island after which Inc bcs, proceeded on her way.
Amoug the gentlemen present noticed Senior Yrssrr
the Nicarsgusn Minister and his Secretary Mr. vsa Mr.
ysver,on the President Of the Company Mr. Puroy the
vice President Mr.. White, the Consul Mr.. lea, the
Secretary ana many stockholders and friends OF The
route. very neat collation. served; many tossts
dfark the SUCCESS Of the enterprise and the
psuy separated highly pleased with their trip This boat,
formerly called the Liberty, plying between New York
and Astoria u called the Ffsncss IN honor Of
iEe wife Of We counse the company. The Catherine
Mara The sailing Of which announced two days since,
W named by The company honor Of the wife Of The
VICE Presto aEt thereof
The three boats-the sailing Of which we have IA
ncunced-re designed for the lake service after the
month Of February next Prior that time two Of them
win ply en- the river. Before The month Of February
two iron steamers, not exceeding sixteen inches DRAFT
viii be and employed the river San Juan each
OF them, assured win DO capable Of transporting
I 200 passengers
We understand that too excellsu, sea steamers have
been purchased by The company for part of The route
between New York AMI san Juan del Norie each capable
or scccr nosaslrg comfortably 500 passengers
Tse news Of the opening o. the route via Nicaragua win
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY. sep ember l1-G NJ
The stock market vas pretty wei sustained To-
day, and ia some stocks trifiug advance was
realized The feature Of the stock movement Of this
and the past day or two has been free purchasing
stock by tie bears, who apprehended that rice
would follow any adjustment of the Eric aid Central
dispute a, Philadelphia II i presumed that saoe
Wednesday Ave thousand shares Of Central. Eric.
and fock Island have been bought BY the bears b.
cover their outstanding contracts. judging from
this mornings movement the caution or the beers
was laGdable but unnecessary. II was known early
in the morning that q basis of adjustment
had been carried out by tie railroad presidents
at Philadelphia; but neither Ehe nor Cen.
trail felt the effect o. The news az much "A
might have been expected. Central opened
at 7ai, at which price over thousand shares were
taken, doubtless for the bear account the stock
then moved upward, without much activity and n.
ter the Beard, when the Of the settlement was
generally known. touched 50. Erie was steady AZ
Yesterdays highest price, transactions being limited
The Western stocks were sluggish though there
were more transactions than usual In Rock Island.
This latter stock did not move much from yesterday
price. Toledo, after rising above closing price
yesterday, fell back 60 that figure Michigan South
ern, common and preferred, were steady and looking
promisng Illinois Censra--probably on the strength
q an order from Europe-was nearly better. Read
ing continues to be sustained by The sales Of the
bears. But for the demand arising from
them, the loss % business would natsi.
rally cause a serious decline In the
stock. Pacific Mail which Is also hotIy assailsd 5y
the bears. hollis ia own wen. Panama L dull. The
only transactions In bank stocks were sale Of Con.
tinental at and a sale Of American Exchange a. a
shade below yesterdays prices. Missouris seem to
have declining tendency again, though the bust.
ness done was perhaps too small TO enableone to
Judge. Illinois bonds have declined 4; Hudson River
I'd mortgage bonds have risen o. per cent in the
past month or two, and are much sought ~ capital
lists. A single Ia Crosse land grant bond solo this
morning q, a decline cf J.
The market closed pretty strong, and after tic
board rather better prices ruled. + accordance
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Yellow Fever and Bilious Ansc tions -Tho.e

Yellow Fever and BtIi0us AncC iiuns --Thusc
VITO subject, by corssc', who osirg Obliged
side remain IN me vicinity Of ha ,crtsSn. will wet
TO yIsect thetelpes by occasional dose OF Brsnach
PITS 1hsy viii prevent all dsoSsr If use1 whsn the pros
he5on "a All she powers OF thu boy ~Laker
.ne uncertainty Of Out saxd Thug 10 be
done Is 10 take dose OF
BRAnDEETg8 Pulls
Tbs very cause OF heee cifacuNles will he speedily
peieo from the bOwe circulation and thore
session or oter evil 70 be lea, "a from rti. 1. NOT
20 With oaome' opium CT qulU.ne 1t In some
times slcvise pain ard fever nv their Use but sss tie
fatal sickness tae sudden deaths whoa foow too offer the
use OF these r edies for toe mothers
and abefs 10 have permitted their loved . asr
and reason
In ar phinf dses.e st four r 81 rsn1rsths plsbs
taken every few hours This method VIII relieve tbs pain
soB 50 opium Or other slodynea snd there viii be no sy
alter eieca Another and et ancihes m mar oscar
nld mo patient mav fear he will purge hiusel TO ceah tut
ne have the courage and understanding to continue as
pills he VIII haze the Rdyenssge recovering bis Nalih
toS per than hy other method
Bransrsths rls r!s.a and coa.ea, Al "a Canal
street, Bfanjre,h Building.
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rARIgIng INTELLIGENCE.
Movements ~ Ocean Steamers.
rlll 1JrOPx


CLEARED.
sis-nsklc Ltsst:. 9craca sar Jr.r-L ysiy-stoc.
SoaGstip AiassaA bcAeack, bsvAnnaa-s !. s,cnts .
s.sansh.p Huntsville Pest ssv.nssh-a Cro-~en o,
sesnsoip msr'oa Foster. csaries'oospono~d r'iesos
s.sazsaAip sAaes,ovn r,rrtss ser4,,s. 4oa Lgtlss.
sp,r Ssrsvsn ssnes Evs -sowisaa srgsssaeans
ss,r wht,r.dxe Greasy. San F7sartaYO-w colsuan
ssIs pSsa, caiss 2; ssi Ssz ys .:...
M ssys 1 sTs 8 1csa ssP s1a, as
ass sisrs p,sh je..;n s,Ss; fss.sa s.,Tsss
s f ssssaa sa.
ssT f drS~4S r so0
scar sgs P.ra cAFTow Se s, snitA 4 o.
schr rs-tsa TbomAs Beaufort NO.
s sSsr . cs pdn Rsn,.r fiss"'n
stsr Wasstb0ry. Hkzelou AiexaDdrtA-vAn Brua'
scar A ' Bsdell. RYDER. Ai.xsncr,..n setsr.
scts 4 o. Rel.e. asnei Poston-J scssrsor.
asa ssusss ss:oa Scks s.r'1n
Scar Ma,cliess Rockwell New LcnSc0-Mastec.
ss.m,s0 o,.ss .EE5y ys1 A..,.r.u SEP, Win
- see asa p s Ssers, % sot-ss .
s..s@ . s.s Baltimore VII" na'' ana
CO.. s.e Gs lad ysrsH H. S
Are rs ioss2a Brsdlty. se.nAu. OF delaware, died
r .s % Sin s.s s w 10
coca Of gh.de pha disd Suddenly Of csease Of Ito
ssip oAsuo 90 wses.sep essssOsgs. asxrs, Is days,
Bsrk usrlc N.arsn at frovtdencel Andres Gardd Aus
III Roger sS % e. Il el lS1 q st S:
Bark Dsnlal Webster tof New Haven't Ward Arecibo PR
Arg p. 9TH sugar, TO Wiley frcs Of New Haven
kais ClaIissA Peugrew Trinidad de Cuba Aug Is with
irniasd Christian Green. Chas Brown, and John Colby
tnrncr
Ials s'ao Bartlett; Porto CaOsuo. Aug :s With ooGes
nris lcsl BcyIOs R,ye Port Prince, Aug g. witt log
"ooo. q Tee. Ae 10 Roller 4 Acllmsn.
Er:x Lille NILS ,of Portland. Putnam. frnitAe Aug i5
viii sugar 70 Me- NTH Sous.
revenue cutter Washington. Lieut. hurdeu commsad
from cruise and 81 bcurr from the CApes OF vgos
liza carried Away main sad HAs deputy nafsbsi
sccr Aice tBr) -, st John. NIB. 10 days, with grind
soreS 20 master.
.sclr chasifs GAskl, Mariner rrecericksbulg
scbr Lady len Co-nen. AielAndriA sdays
sclr Albert ytsfe, Cavalier Alexandria. dsys
sctE John Cooper, xelao virginia dAya
sctr ware. Eiwsrds Virgins. 3ds7a
solrkG A Ward q mss'a, Edwsrcs. Virginia
schrI Yecmers Lynch, Virginia
Scbf Romenae 6unDel. Virginia
sSSrML "ednors KoSina6n. virginia
ettr .rrnfy urov u. Cole Virginia
aeh-Nile Chambers yEfiss, 5 GAYS
Ser ) Ii Trsds, Hal vrsiaiS sds,s
scsr va,rfsx. Martin. oeorse,own. nc, Sdsfa
Sea- seq ssiy Ravens ss T.oa for Als..
tesr Liisn Russell. Jones forisrs. CT
scar y Dugseld. Butter Portland. en-
ebesrsy Bcs;on. aelev. PhllsdelsAlA
Steamer OsprAy Kenny. ProvSesoa.
ssasmev WesGhester Clark Provtdsaoe.
ssaar- Cchres csyood smith Norwich sad rs~ LDu1,n
sh.D erso (ot BATH BsiArc from fossoa
0'''A'' '-i''"n SAILED
S.seu saps Ksricn Cha.ieshn AlasarA AMI HausyEle
savanna; JsEss3wn, hosfo.k
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VILE de Franco
MANTEAUX EFT MANTgLET5,
JEAN Dx la MAIZE
EUE NhUFE ct AU4D5TfK.
PsEIs.
Whose acknowledged eniuenoe a. fasricsrt dc motes
causts his ucors 10 be snxons looked for the
haul ton o. the various Enropesn capitals with view
csmme date ais lady ratrons in the United Saea an 10
ceasc bis lsygey cnuseh buFiness depot where at
all lines be ks latest ncyeies Las iuded
arrangement with Sr y Mackenzie. who 10 future
viii haze The exclusive control and sale Of his various artistic
produ cions 10 Ne York
For The Efficient display Of the above named vslusbis
nose the subscriber Degs announce hss lie hss
leased md suitably decorated the spacious sad elegant
misses,
NO saa BROADWAY
Three dcors fellow Inc 81 Nicholas Hotel,
w ich be Will open
MONDAY. THE 18TH INST,
with tie coss gorgeous cpsy OF sro and beautiful
ments eyerreen in America
Comprising
argay OF sumpiuons velyat otosks adorned VITA
CEA2rlLiY
BEuXsILE POINT
PGTsT TF ALkkC0N, ant
~. 1UIYuRE LACKS.
Embroidered velVA Icrcgare asstvsiy ELABORATED In
mosaic cesgn, OF startling beauty
Also, the novel
sAxOSY CASTOR CLOTH,
material enir emily suitable Ter ens6e costume with
ndlees variety OF manlas ragans travelling wrappers
&C &c, &c.
Wis ts s-srce,
6.3 Broadway
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sm Clxyn.,Sp, Sept IL, 1858.
~ gsht STEAMER and schooner loads OF passengers
syom The i.ho ports, numbering six thousand pesons,
selssraed Psrys victory ., Putin bay yesterday Inc
United s,ssss steamer Michigan present Prayer vas
offered BY Rev Mr. Dusld Of Phlsdephia and speeches
were ads BY Dr. Parsons Of Providcoce RI, surgeon
cxPerrys aAg ship Captain Champian, Of the Scorpion
Mayors slrk seasher Of CsvelAsd Cook, OF sandusky
kAson Of Toledo and wilkins OF Detroit Governor Chass
was PesdeLt Of tbs day, and Mr. Gsddrgs ard scnscr
wate were present Monumental Association Vas
formed, q which Hon Lewk Cass Ia President
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The Meeting Of the Railroad Presidents.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept II, 1855.
Tie resus OF the Convention of Railroad Presidents
ere general advance OF passenger fare from al
pes.ng pon:s New York. Of three dollars, and very
slight adyA1ce the fares Philadelphia, making the
rates 10 both ronu ABOUT the previous tue
redrco. These rates together vita advance on the
OF freight, 20 into eject after ratification BY the
four arss nieresied
Tho u freight from the principal points wes 10
New YORK, for ons hundred pounds ~ charges are as
follows
LIST 81 81 On
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1858

no coubt be received w's grss, icy In ca~ns, whoss
Interests are 40 deeply concerned n Opening ever7
pcssiolo sverue q oonruricasior with ;hs Aslsrslc
States We olrserss nuss say the more q then ieses
are he nesrier, snd tie batter FOE thu u.ersG5 Of
ccrnmercA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoUsne-Fsosr -Ce Saturday. April II, al the resi
oence CT gator tie Rev JANIS Nicholas o. ice Bed
loro stree, h.tcoass Ep1ocpa CHURCH. Mr. w. CoCsss
Ct New YcrS TO PnoBz DsRow, Erth dar ghter Vi the
late Eecry Fros, OF 81 John. New Brunswick
svIuYas-EIz-sS on THURSDAY, septssnosr Q, by
srecisI hcerse at tra E0rar Catholic cAtteara kcHon
&. by the lord bshop, Dxss SULLIVAN Fec ef Klngs
tor, TO BsISDA, daughter Of u Herman E.q Surgeon
r. n ,ofAcari BfAsv, county 6Ai~A, Ireland.
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FTf1TtkG, sept IT. Ioos
A you5s woman, named Miss Ecnry, was murdered
O, III ocC0k to-day By rhoaas shscn She refused TO
speak vita nj when 10 intoxicated, whsroupcn no
drew pistol and shos her. smihson has not. ycs been
arrested.
MIS- Henry, who va sho, 10 day, Il no, dead, a. re-
pcr.sd bet "a beyond hope OF recovery. smishson hs.
been ttrtsted.
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been putlsted Capt townsend "a au eKsre nely good
Okirg man. very gorssmsly in his address, aud about
thirty I've years Of age He giyes no indication o. where
he belcngs n 6even his crfstAn nsms rs lnkaoEn. Az
the conclusion or the testimony the prso7er was ronand
cd 10 js until the 2lst inst, when further examination
viii be lsla Milton Ancros, Assistant Disrc. Attorney,
csnauesso tho fur the United States and Gas r.
Train AMI j. T. Prince fos the prisoner.
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B.frlxoRy, Sept n, 1858.
Flour dcll NJ IS 90. wheat quiet and shade loser;
red 81 % OIL &c white 81 90 81 20. Corn-wnic Soc
a SIC yellow SOC. . orc Wnssey 6kc. 21c Pre-
vssions unchanged
PmlApyLF7uA, Sspt II, 1853.
Flour quiet al o. 62 Or rs wocat declined &C. sales
o. red ~ 81 - 81 90 and o. vnits II 81 ss CornAn
advancing tendency; sales Al oOc g2ch whwkey dull
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rAruSa4Y, sept lt-2P N.
Four ia in limited demand II yesterday prceS sales
1850 bbls
wgrAr very dull; Gales tavs beea cordned 10 small
lots white Vest at 81 s. white Southern At 40
Co.'s sases 30 seo SushsA ca,cay mxea md Wsstern,
q. Soc. T4i,c
Pcsz -saiss go bbls IN lc.s nearly all mess at SIT 40
Sis 20.
wu-sSrY Sales go htls q. asHc.
CoTToS % n ycSc redrsst n full prices.
Otssr rteles are unchanged.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Dagaerro-
types DECEASED Dersonf rrscesJ
Known 10 he world. WILLIAMSON BROS, Artists.
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Accident on the Feii River Railroad.

BOSTON,, sept. IT, lSJ3.
The go r. NJ train for Fan River into freight
,n yesterday, North Bra'nsrre, slightly pjuring
dssaes simmons engineer Berj. Gleason, baggage mas
ply Chu y IAihrop, Of EAston, passenger and Thomas
NC Bechsr, fireman. Three freight cars we're badly
sndsshed nunber Of cattle wounded, and
M sAesds Of whale oil stove. me css By the coaion
- at tea tnouss1 dol.ars
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BrFPAIo, Sept. H. 1859
Cyrus ". Field, Esa arrived at the Clifton House,
Nsssrs Fs this Afternoon, route for Montreal and
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Outward Bound.

The Anglo-saxon Outward Bound.
MONTREAL, sept IL, 1855
Tie steamer Anglo Saxon sailed from quebec Tor Liver
pocl at 10 O'Clock this morning, taking out hundred
and thirty .slx passengers.
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The Fjls0aS or shs Late G., Nor, brtd Over
forty years conrected with be Bank OF America
imperial photograph cf him a. BaADTs gallery. $50
Broadway.
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Queens Ar tat or the Roy al Academy, Lon
don bonored painter CT Der Msety and Bescaer Of
Brook painting the peoples thocsrsp 20 ctNrn at
HOLMES gallery. 15g Broadway N. Il not StooAlyn
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The Death OF Judge rruiIet.

BryyA1o, Sept IL, 1865.
Juags Mulel late Or the Supreme Court this Judicial
srioi, died n Fred,na, n. T., yesterday stxrnoou
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. Barthnlf-s Sewing Machines. are tho Heat
made and most durable.-ken York Lsatr
sa'eszoom 4Se Vrosdwsy, corner OF Bfooms d,
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Truss and Bandses Institate. - EisAtio Stock.
ings female supporters Instruments cecfmues
DR. Gi4OIkE, No Am stE &C..
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aatholfs Sewing Mschinss.
Once 40 Sroadwsy -.
Corner OF Byocno street
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HUM r1ssT az a cos
II Isfa0yiD 1idt.f s1rIcg -
rcr -, purpcsss So i.saly ase 40 prefers.
stle g az oar ns.hire. No ieg ..roaewAy
IyFoETrn JKvELsT -JUsr REcytvsp sptsr
WINS - AZ .ss p sSfs 80 IA so, SO
tsan rlrs losss's rngs a.. 81 CsroNsg B0aKbssr
a10was -sss y. IEe...-ss. corner q . 80 street
trsr .rusLrsRsD-TzE DsUGGIsrg DrExJross
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

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