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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

Cox. In the first moment .fhis intercourse
with him. be had believed him pure. high
minled. Honorable gentlemen. and although
Mr.. Csx had changed lis views 90 this sub
j.at. he had a perfect right To do 50.
Mir. ilaskin gave his reasons way he
should vote against the report,
The demand for the previous question was
seconded.
Voiees-'N0w we'll have a yo;e-orler-
take your seats, etc. The Speaker raped
repeatedly. and called to order.
Beflre the vote WAS announced the Speak
er requested that there I've no dem JastrAtions
Of applause or dissatisfaction.
The result on adopting the Kansas report
was--yc,s. liz: nays, iV3, as follows -
IEA>-Ahl. Anderson. Atkins, Avery,
BlrksIale, Bishop. Book, Bowie, B'yca,
Branch, Bryan. Baaaet. Burns, CArU5h ers.
Caskie, Clark Of Mo. Clay. Clements, Cling
man, Cobb. john I a44r4ua. L sesgriH. & Jrn-
ing. OK. Craig Of NJ, Craig %. y. c..
Crawford. Curry, Davidson. J. .yart, y w
dell, Eimands,n, Elli5t, En-li,A Eus;0-.
Florence, Fly, GartreH. GHlis. Gi.m r
GD,ir. Greenwood, Gr---, t1ro shock. lLli
IF OHIO Hatch, ll9Iaia-, Houston, Hughes.
ll5y.er, Jackson, j .akll.., J -wett, jonas Of
Tenn. }. Clancy JJaas, Own J3a5S. X ajtt.
kmksl Of MI. Lamar. Ltu5y. Lawrence.
iily, Le:cacr. Macl1v. heQuegu. Mason.
Maynard, Miles. Miller. Ni.s.n, More.
NiIlack, Pendet1n, Payt5a Pnel,~. Phillips
Powell, Ready, Isa.au. Reilly. R4ain, Rus
sell. Sandia-a, >8ya-e. Scales. >ick.s>. = 1T,
Soaring, seward. Shaw u \. C., Shorter.
Singleton, Smith Of Tenn, Smith Of Va.
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The Washington Republic says. "tbe
scheme Of issuing treasury notes has failed
The money could have been more chearly
raised upon an issue Of stock" We under
stand that quite a number of the Lighthouse
keepers in this section have received their pay
in the three per cent. treasury notes. thereby
su1iec:ing themselves to pay three per cent
to get the moray for these treasury shin
pllstcrs We ask IN all conscience if this is
any better than paying of debts in dcrrecia-
ted paper This class Of the public officers,
(and the most meritorions Of any.) this hard
money government undertakes to sham off
with pretty pieces Of engraved paper, orna-
mented with the Iikenesses Of the members
Of the Cabinet, with which they cannot pur-
chase loaf Of bread, or pay their travelling
expens while going after the picture, with
out sabiecting themselves to suffer a discount
of three or four per cent. The government
had better have ia xed the salaries Of these
officers and then paid the balance in money
We publish communication signed ~
friend Of Temperance, in this issue We
know nothing Of tie matter therein r lated
bat give place to the article, rs coming from
a responsible source
We take this occasion T. remark that
the friends Of stringent Temperance law,
and cons qaant en- mis- of sr'g shops, have
II pass 4 most fitting opportunity TO close
up thes naiseaees in oar nj l,t, under the
new law by presenting their claims for con-
sil.r4tion, to the Grand Inquest Of the e1un-
ty which has jus: closed its labors. We
cannot see why the matter was not attended
to. Til. community has Suffered long
enough, and itany action is going to be
taken in rcgarl to them there was the place
to do IT, No community should l5hg toler-
att saeh a nuts anca IS the ono in the rear of
the Ellsworth House. The bachanalian mid
night shouts which 60 up from that dcn Of
inGamy, have too long disturbed the mid
night slam5ers Of peaceful citizens.
In the course OF the proceedings IN the
House upon the Washington city police bill,
Mr.. Foster Of Maine, gave notice ola bill 10
suppress the sale Of intoxicating drinks in
this eity.-WasdiAgLoa Union.
Mr.. Foster will be entitled to the thanks
Of the country, If he succeeds ineccomplsh-
ing 50 desirable result, as the passage Of
this bill. Rum and Executive patronage.
arc the props Of Democratic measures; and
the causes, mole than all else, of the loss Of
respect for the National Legislature.
-Tuckelgnan, the mail robber has been
sentenced to twenty-one years in the States
P!is1a al Nettaersleld Conn.
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AcclDEHr.-Mr. Nathaniel Treworsy Of
Ellsworth, had thigh broken yesterday by
some portion of his wagon giving away,
While conveying two Passengers to Surry.-
One of the gentleman fell on him breaking
his thigh as stated. Mr., Treworgy is Z,
cripple and is entitled to the sympathies Of
the community.
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A Baptist Church was organized in Ma
chias. on Wednesday, April 2ls,. Fourteen
members were admitted.
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VovN COUNTY MATTERS.
Agricultural society.

HerSuant Il call Tor tina trgdui14t1h 81
an Agricultural Society in the County Of
Hancock. mseting Of those originating,
and interested in such an organization was
held at Union Hall, Ellsworth, My Sd,
ISIS.
Fora preliminary organization. William
Somer1y E-q.. Of Ellsworth, was called to
the chair. and John [. Hill of Sullivan was
chosen Secretary.
Upon motion it WAS voted that commit
IT, Of ;hrot ba raised t, report to tn meet
in. permanent oHc.S Of the Society: and
that c5mmi.t.s consisted of John NiIii>ea
of Hancock. Isaac u Hartman Of oranI,
and y. \. Swan Of Franklin. While the
Committee were Attending to the duty a.
signed tAam, remarks wer' made by WATSON
Of Franklin. Simpson Of Sulliyan and others,
all expressing c5mmeudabla deEreo Of zAl
and Int r,st in such an organization,
The Committee having attended tn their
duty. submitted through their chairman the
Glowing named gentlemen as permanent
oaicgrs Of the Hancock Agricultural Society
for the current year.
Prosideut-Samucl WATSON. Franklin.
yies Pr5silcat-Jgsse Dutton. Ellsworth.
Treasurer-Jos ph Saunders, 0rland.
Saeretary-N. X. Sawyer, Ellsworth
On motion the report of the committee
WIS are.,,taI and aAn,,trd law the meeting
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-Tuckaman, the mail robber has been
sentenced to twenty-one gears in the States
Plis3a at Welt!erslield, Conn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-18
Special and General Deposits Received.

G LID d u s II
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
OFFIcE-In new Fife-Proof Building, doors
above the Independence Hotel
f. w. BLAKE G CO.
Weaver, July 25, 1857. 27td.
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The causrd mai steamer Africa Capt ssarn0n, sailed Jes
rday sfernoon LIVERPOOL wih % passengers and f69
az ~ In specie.
The Hamburg steamer Boruss. Capt rrAu'mann, sailed
yesterday for Southampton md Han 1urx with 1865 passsn
Iassengers.
seas Rrrp was cd yesterday afternoon 10 the mud
Eats side Of the dosk the navy Yard being
sinking condition. From what could zee Of her
posed she hsd been stove chain, her
b. ard side The water high nde with the top Of
her cabin The ting Statesman getting her ss far
possible the nals The ouy schooner q he above name
vessel having been built At Eases c. This year aud "a com.
uanded by J "A stetson.
ctrrrR sHIr cARRrrR Dovr-Ths eiessn, clip.
Ger ship which Lverpes 20 Melbourne In
Is days the world 10 months including all lag
about liC0 bur hen built Of ok ana chased she
ROW peng loadpg ard VIII sail for Sac Francisco
the 2ssh inst In Colemsns line.
Bale MaHs Hut 81 New redord wa taken upon the city
rsvsrd 18th fucf wa.r and hotes bored ia her "
board how ihs vsicrs odse wsere he struck he Olives
vIdaas he top 81 hs house deck wN washed "a sser
she caTtred She win be repaired Al = small expense
sCaR sIKaRA Ntvipl Dehart from Philadelphia for Port
Ano Win 2 coal the vessel lahore NJ Tape Ann snd
not the Sarah bernce 40 before reported I've -
which lowed Eoank ca l2h inst sftes collision
badly damaged being cut down sndshps nearly NE man
is considerably damaged.
Cottsior-A canal boat built schr, bound apparently
$1,000 a sssDs we're .ess o eome i col
oSn a Pw on he ss issi "a Island Long Is'snd
came 70 anchor rbe oser vessel sppAreny bsdy store
The sarboard bow ~ TIE crew wess ouay eness "a ~
e, ss me abr Soss feared vii prove
70 be TIE Orion Davis from Albany Cor Providence WITH
cargo a go bbis u nour snd feed and iron which passed
through Hsi Gate on Sunday morning.
wh.iem.n.
ca View Bedford Ian lsSl chip BAytsalonnsS Gosnod
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qu;sy, and an attempt would probably be Sc to
asten personal liabilities On Of the stockholders
or trustees.
The following Important decision on tie asury
laws was rcnakss6 BY tho Suprcme Court OF Massa,
obusktts, sitting at Springfield. few days ago.
IL TIE case Of TIE HALEY FAs Bank We Casies OF
New Ysss snd West 70 recover the amount
EpruIy sr.ss .naunrg stto, ti'sounssa b. as ,. !.
~ : -voyun s ~. sra ras S e asSsy
ss ssns sss ss notes., ss Ey
rdyih - ere per Ger, sxchs, ge fer ceisc,,cp "!
York wAcs We sctes xers aads ~ aba ana coa.sndeu
,ta' !ts SHOE Anous, - the nodes hsrsofs vs~'
III Jscss (9geo~) charged quite srcssy 10 favor of
the Ht~s saying that although TO ctysrcs Of usuy
regarded ny busir e.s nso a. rspussbss astsaos rSs
jo,, c verdict fer tho BANK with interest asc
The Boston Posf las the following to say of the
money market of thss sity:-
There special change 70 record n the ncasy mar
very low rates czg cms Tho aggregate Of the oaux
.csns Is hsh aad in Of tho institutions the loans sp
esseu than less than SIX per cent which
rate great oeal Of The daily business done N tho way
furc are scs,cs and in brick deard for he mcst part
Bstcr must BE- ccnsieeyaby In debt n New York, oil,
though Gay occasionally occurs when Now York checks
dull and apparently abundant There Ia no rush in
business, Dot good deal Of trade Is done In the midst OF
many Gem plants CT stiilc<ss One Of the heaviest
Dsscn houses estimates that the dry goods people In
general doing about two thirds much as usual Az
fur as we can jucRe tho retailers having rather
mesger business just newbut tbs jobb,ng trade fair.
Some houses In ali branches are e. busy a ever they
were ct this season Of the year.
circular has been issued calling special meet
ing Of the General Ticket Agents Association at the
fremont House, in Chicago, ut 10 o'clock A. M. Of
Tuesday, the 2lst Of September, inst. This meeting
is said to be necessary to consult and take action
upon the reduction in passenger rates made between
Buffalo and Milwaukee, by the roads forming the line
between those points via Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad and steamers. II is called on the requisi-
tion of majority of the roads more Immediately in
erested in the business affected by that reduction,
and who are unwilling to wait for the regular semi
annual meeting at Philadelphia, to be held on the
18th of October next.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DIX LxoS--NowIAs-0n Tuesday, August rs, at Short
wood chapel Somerset By the Very Rev Canon Mcdonnell,
EDWIN On Lzos, Esq, United States Agent and Consul
General FOR Egg and dependencies TO ELLEN NARY Now
IAN yourgest daughter Of the late James Nowan, OF
RAhrar, near Drbltr
DonAsD-GDxswoop.- D. On wedr esday, September is,
Church OF tie Incarnation, by tie Rev r. Mont
Romery, GnBxRT DoRIArp Elq, to kARGARKf daughter
q the late Clark Greenwood asi Of this city.
GMIoS-BSIL-In Broc kiyn, on Tuesday evening, Sep
teuber I, by the Rev Holmes, A c. CASTOR 70 Miss
A. A. BRIL-, beth Of Brooklyn.
Bar FraIcsco (CA.) pagers ploase copy.
GR,FFrs-DAtros On T1ssday, Sept mber II, a. tbs
Harscm place Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn By
The Rev Joseph Law, Mr. aNEl e. GRIFFIN 10 Miss SA RAN
r. DAYrcs.
HAraAvAY-BrRSrr "A. Mount Hope, westchester
county u, on thursday, September By the Rev. B.
@ Perry, CgAR r. HArHAvA1 70 M<s eARAH n BURNETT
MotRx-IseISHART On TuersAy, September Ia, By the
Rev Or. Cummings, OF New York, Mr.. j. II. hooRs, Oh
New York, TO kAEA EcLzzAEr, OF Fort Nelson, canada
West
hamilton frapstal papers piesse copy.
RooD- PRusssR-In Munich, Bavaria, on wednesday,
Aueuft II IL the Protestant church. Professor OGpps N,
ROOD Of Troy, n. T., 70 hArHtps PRussER, OF MUNICH
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SECOND BOARD.
NEW YOBK CATTLE MARKET.

We have 70 note falling on in the receipts d sssu sol
head, but the yards well filed not whstandng horo
beir sale 70 day Ut Alerton 1895 head and for the
wees 3ss9 bead and Al the ynrds SITS bead against 0t
to dag Of better average qua M and for The hes
droses nirg advance sustained We quote the bes
cattle. which scarce and wanted at $40 enc &c.
via vey sms g. a. h se aer Rrce' ranss
OF the cattle arrived last week disposed Of Monday
Bergen h $50 head changed hands ri prices varying
FROM Sc 7c some Of which were Nxsan offered 81 Aer
head couing from Iowa.
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rubp, s<d 10 comply ~iis an sass laws Of ,bz stst,
Fscs ned tns diploma OF N. q. II sh:s city.
Fer tsiry5 years no nas seral ysncLAcner
sr-sg US. occupying distinguished positoD carving
vstncrs ths rich ana poor inassd rev pnys
ho az rairIe was ANA and generous ano laY rs car
tue walk OF bis prossssion Eta trar and cable
.sr sus y &c ~ ss'esn nos
Of professional lfs gradually developed
IL Nm organic seass Of the hs~is from Ma ELECTS OF
which ne tn fFed for .hs last two Y ears.
As sxrrco surrcuadAd BY Ms family and lriends. A
iss 5ist year bs sss and IN the sr possss.oH o; as
mere n Cola, ,seir s~ss.r sod RED ssnss TrsG ala
s't-.sd as sae dead -bo die In The lord, iss sssE
re-" sro9 tS.r Aoru aza tasr works DC 'o..ox sasS'
~ en- those we love sD~tcbed s~Ay
b. rsssa's rssst,ss rsssv
Or bs1ts the snonrlfui ibate pay
That srendsbip @uas demand.
kvc4epr. - tuesday september "a. Of chcisrA In.
taaian aDH, asaa meSias and L sa5s, Youngest so.
q l0J;s Rvckcid;.
Iss iszsrs: vii take paeo SD sar,dayj morning, ..
., O'Clock, s'cm Ssl Third aYsras.
Poo.s In 'a ss Sy Ss Tsssssy September II, Joas
I'd 1ssa p' sss Ssass s'n as..x oeu
Foslro. % po l.esdss. :, asea 40 yss1s
rs r,.Sgos ienas ars r. sas .n ~ Sss
end Inc funeral, en- hs At.on.s> ,o'ciccs pre-
aorsry tbs (rhu,sda,,s esefs'sn Il -
ssrso~ -oa "wednesday. sspsssser IL. - sss, >,
4 corsesuS Ct tho brain, ELIAS Bah'sou ascf IL 49,
Tss TRENDS src rss.ives Of tho family ss Respectfully
nvlled 10 a,send Tie funeral from ho resdsccs q his
pats isD West Fourteenth street this iThrrsdsyt r.
err ccE, o'clock, without further invr,ascn
To- in Flushing, Tuesday morrl,y september
Rosasr TcLssToy, 10 The sath yssr OF ala ago. ar
"a nhahifant OF New York city.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
fved 70 attend tho funeral from the residence Of M
law Mr. E,ssha FORBES iio South Fourth ssrest
on Friday atcrsoon, a two O'Clock. Els
en- sins win be taken to Greenwood Cemsiery.
sas MAMMAL Mariners Harocr, Staten Island, Ct rs
esteEcs, en- Wednesday morning. September Is, after
nssrirg piress, which no bore with Christian fortude,
aptsn DAVID Van MAZE, aged 81 years.
The rcrersi will take place Friday Afternoon N two
'tlcck North Baptist church Marine rs Harbor
attend.
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Canadian BRANDS steady and prices unchanged while
rarge Of the above nsurss Southern -four in fair
demand while sales wsrs reported 70 thu sxea Of about
s.ss r. sSr
ss or 0: ssss me-; e. Sss IN . a., ss .. .a
There was some moro tone In The market, with
more doing The sa.es embraced about IS 900 80 900
bushels including red winter Western ut 81 IA 81 II:
red and amber coorsd Southern Al 81 % 81 rs; MI
wanke club al 81 new Georgia red NJ 81 Is 81 49, and
sas a. Mn y Il & ss ssS r.' ne ssss
Western mixed heated 10 good, at 65k 52kc.; white
soStnsrI was =. sec assc and prime yellow DO at csc
o e6c. Rye-saes Of about oSo bushels made at
76c 76c Barley nrmer and in good demand, With
sales Of about COCO bushels at 77o. SOC. Oats
steady with sssa ranging from f4c fsc for State and
CoFFEE vas quiet ADD sales were UNITED. Tho sales
embraced SEQ bags 81 Domingo, At 5bc. 9;.c and
CorToS Tho arse. was unchanged, while the sales
embraced about 500 bales closing steady at unchanged
FREGms TO Liverpool 500 bbls -four were engaged ct
PIT; 20 boxes bacon at les Cotton ranged from
London, $50 bis rosin were taken Al g. Sd per
$50 lbs 10 Glasgow loo bbs -four were taken at 20.
30 and coo bushels wheat at p.t-
A.Saies Of about 1000 bales were reported for SHIP
LIME in fair request at Eco FOR common, And 81
MoIAsrs Of 40 hhds. Cuba muscovaao wore
made II sec.
NAVAL STORES we're quiet bu. steady, With - es Or
u oaN u.s. crude was unchanged
ons-ssles Of II. coo eco gallons lirssed were
made ut 7ec. T6c A New Bedford paper OF the 18th
inst gyes the following regarding that market for the
previous weex-The market for oils has been quiet the
past week. We notice saes Of two parcels OF sperm,
amounting TO 600 bois at 81 p FER gallon, and in whale
625 bbh. Marguerite Bay" al &c.. 100 bb.s. black
northern nj 49, and $50 do at price not TRANSFERRED.
In whaebone we have nothing 70 report.
PROVISIONS -Pcrk-There q fair demand and the
market closed with increased stiffness the part OF hold
ers The rates embraced TOO bbls 1t SIT 10, and
ECO bbs primo at SIS 40 SIS CO. chiefly at the inside
1guIe. Beef steady and In fair demand with sales
reported Of about zoo bbls including country Sill
70 $l2; repacked Western at $i3 rs $t4 37k, and
extra DO at $l5 $15 37K Beef hams scarce AMI
firm, with salts OF about leo bbs new reported to arrive
within month ri S23 SIS Bacon was in good demand,
With heavy sales reported for future delivery. Sales
40 900 ts clear smoked reported n t. and IL eco
lbs short clear 1t $50; sales Of SO rough sides
ported SIC. Lard was less buoy ant sales or 200 800
bbls and herces and old reported at lie for
the former and at Ike NC for the latter Batter
was at 13c lie for Ohio, and at lac. Zoe for State,
with lots prime esh da.ries NJ &c Cheese nj
4c. q 7xc ,snd choice do at &c.
RlcI was less active, sales having been confined 10
about eco casks ri &c. a34e
splcEs SALES CT 800 bags pmento made At &c, NJ
forwards held Ut GIG, ano $50 bags pepper we're sold at
e'1c.
OF about eco bhls at axe 24xc.
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-, --.s .,e- as Is. J.su.s ..s same I'm. las. yea.


CITY COmmMACIAI r----HT
HxpsSsDAY, Cop. LIS ?. r.
Ann a-Sa AZ tales CT Tcts weFe najs at old pfcSs
Rs.., = urrs Ticc:-hsdiusn grades wsrs in better
dsmsns "a, home sss, white rejected brands were
nossi sss IN ,ice cxt, lots xese comparatively qriet
rhsss vas s;so cc> demand :r expes The sales em.
bsaced about n zoo ietos bos cics,g wi'sn ABOUT
49, prI,c.> urfcas:-
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fyobp wATCHxs GOLD wkTCrxs
NJ Wholesale and retail
AZ Importers prtcea
q. G, PzAC0CK. rcneoa. Rsprsss1sedsT
bAvIE RArr, soS Broadway, % sessy
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B~teheloa's Hais DSs, Wigs and .enpss;,-.
beat IN tha surps snv AL Nsde soA eppl6a
81 lhe nAaafActory rs Hfo~d : ~.
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Mount Warrington and kifty otner Views
OF the White Miuntsirs photographed and for sale ut
HOLAxS picture shop .s9 broadway.
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Crasssdsru's Hair ~. .ad rstsu and the aye pr.
he best . the world Whciespls
vasei7 applied. at No Ascr Aousa
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Aiii's Hair Dye, Four shillings Box.
Black or brown No Barclay street. Also. infAlole on.
guent tor tho hair.
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Gray Hasr--Its Dlssa sss, FAN, Change Of
coov, 10 Try the wonderful GRANDJXAN'B auid, 81
Cnusch street.
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Movements I'm Real Estate.
AEa.NHm.

story brown stone store and lot No PARK e5
Hcuse and lot No u bleecyer street 20xS0 49,. 6e5
House and lot No 20 Prince street, 2Sxl2e ... 1000
LOT north side 5ls ST., leo feet west OF lltn ay
xfNiVV oFl
10, north side cad At, 900 feet wsn OF ssh Az,
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The n.rfe continues 20 be well supplied with al des STRIP
tons. Prices without material change and sass
prices iihn &C Of ruosaticps
The total receipts Al all The Yards for TIE week. last weei
and The week endng sep,er Der rs 1851 were ~ follows
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4 AG1oIlng, @bxlOo4 lsfOU
g adjoining, 25xf0o4 ........... l,70o
adjoining, 2sxlCo4 ........... 1;70o
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT RvRRDELLs, HIS CxLIBRArKD WEDDING
a cArda spendidly engraved, csn only be hsd Broad
way. Of Duane street orcsrs BY NAL solicited
At JONES. 10 ANN srRIEI-sl 90 roH DOUBLE
"A soiec waterproof sawed boots Aso Is 20 for dousle
soled peg boots Wars n,ed 10 give satisfaction.
A IL GRAY HAIRS coMPI.rrMr RksToRsD 70
"a beautiful black or brown. By using bosrs u
WILSON'S HAIK COLORKR.
Does dscoor injure he skin and Will
hAr 10 ~ original color By AppncAftona III
Be .sed ls water lsav,nx stass bad snsn a
aVply hg u Deoidedly The
cAsapss&, safcss and saos corvsa,sna
sAr dye Invented turning he hair any shade IRON
flight brown 70 jt black" Aplned wsAogs aay Eo,sle
Does mot eyy ne AAr, bus gres eeausfJ aSpsnxnAse
WILSON'S HAIA RnsroRnR
YIN cure baldusss, pysyeus ths baAs from fAliAg en
aSsagthen weak hAR. acreaee " provtA q Ne hail. 81
pfsveai As hair turnhg gray No oils nss ussA
assAes =: 1890 - ces Srs 81 nm R5s2s<s
Sss sssS, Ns 0r.na s:ssss Re. fsst; "a ALysDSnr
opSe Agsni fer BaithnorA
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There continues plentiful suppiy al the ysrds the re
bsrs somewhat beaver during Tie previous week
Pftss however without noticeable change the average
price berg about SC and the from SIC 10 &C. With
few sRies at q tide above The latter rate.
The ola rect 81 al the yards for the week asi week
and Tor the week e-dlng sept u 1851 we're a.
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H~IltWayD FffN...ThVy YWvfV0 tho App0.
te promote digestion sustain The vital powers relieve all
pain and unessDess IN the stomach and bowels and strength
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO PERSONS; ONE AS
- first class cook understands cooking in all its branches
Washing but first class families need apply the
Of reference given; The other chambermad do
washing and ironing understands French nutng The best OF
given from her last place. where she lived
years Call for days at 81 West 18th ST. between 9Th