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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under tho firm Of Link s
Harri son. is this day dissolved b9 mutual consent
The liquidation of the business will b, attended
to by both parties ~ D. LINK. ln4
II. HARRISON
YazoO City, May 1st, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18

DULLs SARsAPARILLA AND McLEAN'S
DCORDIAL-A large supply of these popular
Family Medicines for sale by
June 8. P.B. COOK & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18
New Eirrn.

THE undersigned have associated themselves
under tile firm Of Harrison & Hyatt, for the
transaction of y Produce. Grocery and Commits
sion business and respectfully solicit the patron
age of their friends, and of the former customers
ofLink a Harrison, Holmes Hyatt. and L. L.
Hyatt a co. HH H HARRISON,
iikgii L. L. HYATT, Fl
Yazoo CITY May j, 5S-no4g If.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18

50 DO Suiphate and Acetate Morphine
And varied and extensive stock Of PERU
peFs. Toilet Articles Pure Wines and Bran1es,
for medicinal purposes, direct from the impor1
ters. aE5l
Sept A, '5S. w (yly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18

~ HE Partnership heretofore existing between
| the undersigned, under the firm of Ramey,
Grubbs s. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Grubbs & Mer1eth is alone authorized
to close the business of the firm.
JAMES RAMEY.
G W. GRUBBS.
V. T. MERIDETH.
July 2od 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18

~ RAEFENBERG MEDIGINEs-All the valu-
VI able family medicines, prepared by the
company, for sale Ivy
June 8. p B. COOK & CO.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18
NEW FIRM.

n HE undersigned have this day associated
/ themselves under the firm of Grubbs &
Meridetb, for the transaction off Produce, Groce
ry and Commission business, and respectfully
solicit the patronage of their friends and of the
former customers Of Ramey Grubbs & Co.
G. W. GRUBBS.
V. 7. MERIDETH.
JuIv 10d 1879
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18
DISSOLUTION.

Yazoo City, May 9th, 1S5S.-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-18

July ed 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

Mr. salbcrg relates tho following curious facts con
corning his brother. Ts crieman, native Of Prussia
took passage boar. liz Aust n, but on ,c point Of
rsing he was ART SEQ rs ,gsec 81 dlHcay
oectcd With - as pa-t. n.7 ts1seve, however, was
carried oil. ard course cst ~ the burning Of tina,
il fsied yessc, r4-.g overcome The obstacles which
prcveutc, b. dcisrt fe, ~ iorrs took second pas
sage on the Harry' M Was une ~ those VINO nearly
lost their hycs ~ tie oyy.oto boG that ssci Mr.
Nalberg " now ~ ts IL and congratuatcs mse, ta
be has reason 10 DO, hrs double escape from death
subscriber suggests that previous sailing, the cap
Rain Of every sea going vessel should be required TO cx
bibn station bIu FOR cStngushng fires and saving pas
sengers, allongto every one on board passengers
we'll sailors, particular station and duty ct
cidcnt
our Omaha (Sebraska Territory correspondent, wri
ting under date of October 8 says The gold excite
nent here st continues unaba,ed and Trains are daily
hitting out for the Cherry Greek aud the vicinity Of
Port Laramie The road westward of here via the north
OF the Platte roue--the best overland rou,es already
dotted with gold seekers and wagons laden with from
eve 70 eight months supplies. The here confirms
the past reports Of the rchness Of the dggngs"
The programme of the opeang &c the IA Crosse and
milwaukee Railroad, which 10 take place Yesterday
has been forwarded 10 by post An excursion train
was 10 leave Milwaukee Tor In Crosse at A. NJ stopping
nj intermediate points, and returning ave in the AFTER.
noon Excursouss 10 be allowed the privilege of
remaining at Ia Crosse during The evening and cr gopg
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80 v,s,,..,a.. n, p,,.,.f,, Z n IN Wsiaes
~. n !, - .a.s,..a =, ~ h.,,., ,,,n,. 10 -.
n'!s -, ,,....a ..r- :. :, 49,. ..,,,re ia.x "a
iaN. NJ. n $50 49," =. '. - '' H,, , :
$1,000. 800 y, 80 - '"'N' '" '''''' '''"''0' "
r,,..,,.e ~, s,xx A. ia. sharon tia,ea "a, r,su
$1,000 ~ ,...,r srn,,,,, =, a. "a ,,sn. AZ, :, -
gts 49,, y - :, 49,, - $500, ~ ~ ~
~. W.,1,iu.s A. :, tch,,s eh,,cs a, w.toas
~, 70 ~ a. - ..r.a ~ 80, a. pr,,.,'s i
-, 80, ,r ps.ssn pm" IL NJ r..st1 n wnpn,,',s,,
tanght. = N t,e.sh A. lae+hhv Fsa X tht nv
30, 4, .,St ~, ~, ~, - ,lss 49, ,,., " WIZ ~
.hls.'ii 1919, 49,. r's ~, !. 49, 49, ,., 49,. a.,
~ 49, 49,, 800, :, H.. -, ',esl,,7 ~, IL ~ M,
-, III = ,1,,tsrs -, ,,,,r,vs "A u,pa.x n : "a
~ sors,s II Ntity. ",., sge,r ~ chester Mellse.
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wp-d,HySTwR Coz The democracy Of Wcatchcstcr
county assembled "Wednesday at whts Plans, and
made out their county ticket John b i.skn succeeded
in getting few friends 10 contest the OF West
Farm and Morrsani delegations The Convention took
further Of thar undomocra,c prcensons than .
point them 10 tho door On Monday neyi TIN 18th a
Amasa r. Parker AMI oher distinguished democrats have
already srnned their intention To be present
Trrg Powm B,1nsy nus THRoSE -rhc Albany Arga
says a Mr. Morgan should receive majority Of the votes
al the approaching election, Turow Weed would DO GOV
ernor a. the State of New York.
TINS Nav rslrsa STATES SssAroi TgaAs--rho newly
appointed senator from TeSss TO out te unexrlrcd
term q the late Iiou. John L. Henderson, not Matt
Ward who Killed the school teacher IN Louisville some
years ago. hut Col Matt ward old and much esteemed
resident Of Texas.
TrrsT CONGRESSIONAL DIsrurT-The Americans and re-.
pubcans IN his distrc, have united upon Luther g. Car
ter Of Flushing, a. their candidate Cos Congress.
sc,sa caHoilsA Gen Gatsdcn has declined the nomi
Porter Mics has therefore no opponent lion. John
Mcqueen has opponent n the FRS, district
CraRcE EyrTxp.-Tho Hon. AmaSa J. Parker nd.
dressed Ito democracy of Utica Friday evening 81 las,
week he occasion, the Of his speech, 10
deny ai he had NU,od in Congress agaps, the right of
rs,on explaining that he voted cnly lay the anti.
slavery petitions on the table after they had been
received.
CoS,SpRrx II democratic paper In this State gives
tho following Why u The republican party Ike the
com.t9 Because il moves IN very cccentrc orbit, and
viii drsrrrar In November.
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Nlnrkata.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pm kpyfpytfA Oct

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ID, 1858.
Pennsylvania Us, 81; Reading Railroad, 1854. Morris
<aual Al; Long Island Railroad il2 Pennsylvania Rail
road, 46h.
The sales of cotton to-day $500 bales: medium
grades have declined nc; the market closed, however,
with upward tendency. Moasses, 3Sc Whskey, l9c.
New York hay, SIS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct Ia, 1858.
Cotton market easier prices irregular; sales day
g 900 bales ri III Nc. lzc tor mddng Sugar nrm aud
advanced &c Corn dull: sales at toc
Co,ton-salcs to-day 900 bales, at nc for good mid
ding $3.50
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 13, 1858.
Cotton lower sales to-day 500 bales nc. all &c
CHARLESTON Oct. Is, 1853
Cotton very dull sales to-day un.mportant.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA, 1883
Flour weaker, but rates UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet, but
steady. Corn--New yellow, DC. whiskey dub AT DC.
Provisions quiet but steady.
PHILADELPHIA oct Il, 1853
Cotton active. Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Corn
dull: yellow S. nc. $50. Whiskey declined 60 2Sc
BgsTaLo, Oct. Ill T., NJ
Flour continues duh and heavy; tendency st down
ward sales :t4 bhs At 81 II 50 "a for good 70 choice
extras. Wheat duh and heavy, Sa.es 800 bushels
jccted private terms, bat supposed 10 be at 56c MI
wagkie club held s5c-huNers oirr Soc red OHIO held
at s7c--buycrs oaes Sac Corn heavy sales OF 1000
bushels 1Ulco al 5Gc 30 &C. prime limos river held
at 5sc Barley dull aud loaer: sales of $500 bushels
Canada ut 81 &c RyeNo sales Oats dull al l6c. WINS
key nominal al 2Oc. Canal freghts hrm--four i2c,
wheat l2c lie 10 New York. Receipsl1 IFS bbls
-four ,es bushels wheat ljlsol bushels corn, 5,7l2
bushels ba!.ey, Z-zb Duslels oAs SHlpulahis-i''s1
bhls flour 4. 6t3 bushels wheat. 81 3T7 bushels
0swsGo, OF. 1i-S T. ~
Flour eul. wheat duii and rates unchanged. The
ceips since Tie first of tn" mouth reach 500 900
bushels! Sales 1000 bushe FED winter Western at 9lc
Corn very quiet Canal freight. firm and steady Lake
imports for tho Inst wcntyiour hours 200 bbs Hour
ri 500 bushels wheat bushe corn IS leo bushels
barley Canal exportsi 800 bb!s. -four, II 500 bushels
wheat is 800 bushels corn, 800 bushels barley, 1000
bushels rye. -
CINCINNATI. Oct, II, 1853.
Flour-No demand supcrhnc - So whsscy dull at
SIS Provlions--Noihtng doing. Moss pora dull.
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DR.. wsIser md the Richmond County Mcdi-
cal Society.

special meeting of the Medical society Of Richmond
county held as the lyccum Friday, SPIT - 1853 the
suhioincd resolution offered aud Adopted
Resolved Ths, whereas Dr Theodore walser has published
article rejecting the committee appointed ~ this ~
the origin and causes ID yellow fever
waiting staten Island that be b. summoned 70 appear AZ hs
quarterly meeting \ answer 70 the sairc.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing resolution the Society
veur, IL the Iyceuni Tuesday evening, Oct IL,
which occasion In walscr admitted that the charges
Incorrect and expressed his Willingness 70 make
r,anaton IN wriUngt committee appointed by the -
ctty The following resolutions were then introduced and
carried
R.solved That committee u three members Of this -
cety be appointed TO con'sr Dr Waser and M
explanation, st this committees b. entrusted with
receive Dr. Mastrs rcracon and dispose % before IN
neat meeting ~ the -cyi.ty.
keplsed, 1ha tho Chairman Dr. Anderson. Dr lea AMI
r,r. Rtclarsscu sald committee.
ON the following evening october 49, Dr. walscr mot
tc aiovc named gentlemen nnd presented the suhoncd
siateIns NJ, which was received
STATEN fsIAyp, Oct ~ 1858
GrSrrsEssin two comm uncatons which yeee addressed
rs the Roard Health o. New YORK, EXPRESSIONS have
been used With 70 convey rentnns on the motives
county MEDICAL Society. 10 report on The origin and number
css II yellow occurring Staten Island
hrehy rrr.d any charge derogsory the chsfaer III
osn ren,emcn who have fahfly end trhfulv discharged
The tass imposed upon them ~ the Metic. Soriety
TIlEnn0rE
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CITY Politics.

DEMOCRATIC JUDICIARY CONVENTIONS.
The Judiciary Convcnton elected under the call Of the
hnmaDy General Committee nominate candidates for
District Attorney and Judge OF the Superior Court met
list night at 1ammany Hal! 10 perform the duties as
signed 10 them There but slim attendance OF tho
lobby and little interest manifested by the out
sdes IN the result Of the labors Of tho Convention.
Wilson sma. was chosen chairman Of the Convention,
and Horato n. Carr and c H. Saith were appointed acc
retaries
VIZ. MINER moved that the voting b. by open ballot,
each member giving the name OF his candidate When tho
fol! was called
ISAIAH RYNpgRs opposed the open ballot For twenty
FIVE years past sat in convention and knew
OF an open ballot beng used would have the effect Of
making delegates vote against their conscience through
fear.
Tho motion for a ri;H roce ballot was finally carried
thu tanen on Candidate for District After
ney, With tho following result
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81 LOUIS, Oct. "a, 1883
The steamer Carrier sunk in the Missouri river Tues
day Afternoon She valued a, $50, 900 AM was par
TALLY insured N pttsDurg offices The cargo WAS saved
but in damaged condition.
AZ meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday,
Il resolved a testimonial Of respect to En- Ry-
land, the late President thai the Chamber be Closed to-
day the members attend the funeral in body anu that
abe Chamber DO draped in moarning for thirty da! s.
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RrOrNNc Nv prnrrc Scuool--The formal 70 opening
OF the public school in Remsen street took place Thurs
day, the presence Of large number Of tho members of
m, Board % Eucaton and tho parents and fers of The
children This school. or which Mr. Edward Rush aud
Mss Ralph are tho prime pals has been remodellcl
cost Of az % and IL nov a. ornamSat " that paIi VI NE
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Yellow Fever at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Oct. IA, 1855.
The deaths iii this city yesterday seven, of which
two were from yellow fever.
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The Connecticut state Fair.

HAsrYoRD Oct. II, 1888
The Connecticut State Fair have had hne day FOR their
exhibition The number OF yisiters today has been
over ten thousand The show is in all respects the best
ever held IN this State. Tomorrow to be the best day
of the week to the fine dspy The exhibition closes
Saturday afternoon.
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

NEW UELAANs, Oct To- 1903.
The deaths from yellow fever yesterday wore AZ,
The deaths by yellow FOYER in this city yesterday
forty six
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laying on tie loor HAVING undoubtedly been dead
time. 1t il supposed tnai he went New York; WHITTIER
an officer has been snt
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On board the steamers Northern Light and War Ear
st. faoi, arriving there at IL O'Clock today The
tickets good Llt the both instant giving part
tInity OF visiting the Falls OF 81 Anthony and Mane
laLa
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Desperate Array az Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, OCT. n, Ib5S
desperate ARRAY occurred at tho fair grounds ycsar
day In which twelve tltee1 persons engaged
Sandy Owen was killed. his brother dangerously wounded
Gen Joel Battle had his skull f tlred Samuel Cowan
was mortauy wounded, ami otscrs seriously in
fYrcd
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BLACK cLo eH oyEgC0ATs,
Worm $40,
SELLING FDf Sc,
EVANS, to and GS Fulton street.


Nursery Of Parsons a. Co.--DurinK "a recent
visit this cee rated nursery at Flushing Ioag Island,
many objects of interest II T. well known
,c beet Tie country II occupies about hundred acres
ar larger potion than ia most NURSERIES i devoted Ia
ornamental trees, eyergreens &C. There h propsesng
se iUo cet ionp anu several thousand ic oi cold Frames
and pits belonging the hardy department, IN addition -
Which there grapery ~ ;ec' long house. 10 feet long and
pauts and Orchids for rho london
ons and cainels, 100 feet long, nd another for
rie exclusively the length, Tor crcas,
orronss apLsexis New Holland plan VJ ieat lon.
hr 81 tie length or geraiams roses and ealceois
10 anars daphnes and greenhouse plants
bulbs. tonnrcid Win tina department
there 100 ie-t propagaupg lou-e and about 90 running
ret I'll brick and cold pits These structures and te
ground cont ain perhaps the largest eoeclons OF rhdo
ndrons, stuarts andrancdl arbGrea DC, Ia us country
lie Cultivation plants and those VI dtcut prpaga
dit this establishment and obser ed that the
g.Hlna conducted With We
observed IN flower the "iun gigan-un, new plant from
timayayaI monntaLsSo far We arc aware III" hyst
ta has booinrd In hls counry.1he Country gentleman.
Free Labor, No Money and No Crtmc--Freo
larnf equality, monopoly and snottm In the world.
Down with money illustrated by photographs OF
tho re.dC wlo At HOLMES .ocr
ioonAs, 30 Broadway. Victory OF truth.
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Tho following are 6c names Of The monbcrs clect 10
the Thirty sixth Congress, far hoard from They
are set opposite tho OF tho present prosenti
uyeS3-
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CATER and button boots Tor yourselves and children with boys
leather bocs aud india rubber boots and shoes OF all
The various Styles is at j. b. MILLER CO.'S, 3oi Canal
sir
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COuia CGles,xsux--'s'tsls Day.

Couis CGie.n:ax--1his Day.
SUirfAsE CotK1--.ncuit l--AuS li6i. 1913.
1s2 s1 saoS 2.s aSio 2 sZ s s9s, a asa
s7s8, ss.o 49,, 1873 1902, aoou 1914, 5000, 5ois,
5G7G, 1877, 5ee 6lf5 6isl, 5ozg, a.2i 623t, S3so,
Ss s Sss 0 s isa ,s7s s7s 1850
1872, 1904 1890, 1865 1910, 1912 1914, 1915 1920,
1917, inl4 is4o' 1850, 1861 1854, ie0e, 1865. =
6uIr,aE toul--Srecal Torm.-Noe loi, io5, 1oS, los
100 49, il3, 1l4 lie to 49, III To i2a l. IL, 90 lo.
I7ss isoo, 1so icss ESQ, 1884, 49, is24 s75, i7i3,
1864. Part 2-Nos 1907 to 1879, 1915 10 and including
1916.
1885, IT a43, ai5, CO 3s, s4o1, $50, 352 to $50,
sos, $50, 36l, 3e3 to 3cs
The Espcnse held Hat for the Present Fail
and ensuing winter sod al 81 admitted 70 DO superior In
all respects e those Tor which y Is demanded IN l.ro.aw
iiS Nassau street
Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
Ths the genuine article, has been c9ualet for pro
ducs The heenes possible edge to razor For sale by
s. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
The Fall Fashion.-The Knox Full Fashion
OF mats il all he rage Just now and Young America would
scarcely tie without Knox" II has peculiar
eay hieh ba. s beauty ct At 10 Is - ssk
inely apparent as TO attract universal attention ~ the store
corner Of Broadway and Fulton street wn be iound most
extensive variety Of hats caps &c. and they offered at
very reasonable prices.
S. spring style reduced - s Fulton street aud 2ia Green
wch street, corner OF Robinson
WiNSmmson's Gallery Of Art, BrcolxIyn.--
Photographic HE size cabinet size, taken from dsguerreo
types OF deceased persons
20 Gent Anabrosype Iakenesses, with Case.-
Family groups chdr, kcnesses beautifully akeu by
he celebrated kIMBALI 81 broadway
Rnllou,s French Yoke shirts, DInde 10 Order,
BAlL0J BKoTHERs. 400 Broadway.
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Without procuring American smoker. IL 90
smoke present your het friend who does. Nothing
give him please him much Sold tho priaci
pal drug and scgar stores and at the factory and "a frank
street
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Mr. Humphrey declared unanimously nominated,
and tho Convention adjourned and proceeded ~ the can
ddacs house cf refrrrn and Columbia streets,
with stewards band, escorted by tho Ashland tlub
THy AMERICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Tits Convention met shakspcrc Hotel, james y.
Van rrunt presiding.
Tie report 81 the Conference Committee received,
and the committee discharged.
An animated debate sprung NJ the question q union,
Messs lynn and Bergen speaking for upon, and Aessss
Williamson, Mahan ami others against u.
motion a. reject the report of the Conference Commit
ice was lost, by 20 ~ 10.
Mr. OAKN moved to support a union candidate FOR Con
gress, provided he be acceptable 10 the American CvaySn
ton, which was lost
le report thcn adopted by 20 ayes 10 10 nays.
As as the result declared several delegates
ucn 70, 10 supper, seSomnston ~"
committee from We Republican Convention was an
uourCed who stated that the Republican Convention had
agreed to The plan u union, and would hearing Of
SIMILAR the part Of tho Americans proceed to
nominate q candidate for Congress.
The q rnittee notncd ~ the the action Of the
American Convention In accepting the conference report,
and retired.
the chair
meeting and denounced The proceedings.
| rwv IN TrtroS srRftr--Bctwecn and O'Clock last
evening the alarm Of FIRE Cor the Seventh district
by the burning Of rubbish in barrel on the
fourth story of the building No 20 Fulton street The
premises are occupied BY James W steer brush manu-
facsurer The ere discovered and eAtnguished b.
the insurance patrol
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REHABILITATION.
Political Intelligence.

Two Know Ncthings elected In Missouri not enumerated
in the above.
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WhctlGx ~ " ftSOn's sewing fWnc 0lneS,
New style. Price 81. ONCE 3iS Broadway.
--~----------
BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toape~s--
Ia .s, iss Il Sos siss "''' '' ADJ applied
CrfssnsIoro,s Hair Dye, Wigs aud Toupees--
The i. IN the void Fer sale sud The dye privately applied
not asor House.
Hernia Cured ny MaIsh's Radical Cure
as 81. ss'e'ssIs q s s lad ssy,s
oaca No : Vases eao't hsos HOUSE,.
For Colo;ing the Hair Usc yyiissn's Hair
oaoter only 70 cents tse; shang.s The color y black
twn without dying stirring the skin 20 togblc IA utng
a. applied IKE Water daes nos inare as h.'s thousands u
Mih Sold at The drug store 800 Grand street. cor
Der oi allen. NY.
UoiIowny's Otntmens.-Wby ~ this prcps-
suy demand among families because every moaer
every household, y and nm-ii,, reusis sold nj
20 saie,G IAnc, y. l.
Wigs, NIgs.-CIIr.hush's are the Hest FIT
tins. most durable and cheapest 10. Fulton src- corner u
lna'iNs,, up scars
En,ry's Trscoplaerous u tine BEST aud
chpesi article i"r dressinr sesudiyng cleansing, cafeg
pres,rsnL aud restoring dc hair Lsde. Try si4 " all
drugg-s.
HiIp- Hair Dy~-JO Gents Box. Black or
brown. No sarcay street lntaiable har catAas. iata
To the Dc formed. For Circulars Cor saini.g
% crooked sli and sesk knees ankles anil chow crook
nnl eunsAfted cords AM
anr All sinas Jailed and thc fsrvd
pasi surr stamp ur. T. ~ NAM
IL wss Thirty ninth street New York. hrfe-rrcrs
Rev. HenrS MART seech-r ths lion srr, smith n" rev
samuel y May, Hiram andersen, ~ BoweTy, New York
~ hard BarralJw 20 BosCry, Nov lUgk, l.. a. Coz 21
Broadway, New York
rheumatism Cured NJ my standing with
HEItaRDs Chord componnda iss reari street
Dr. Harris Vegetable Esirrct-The rnfa1i-
ns remedy sor tho cure Of a- Sold II Is bey street. Ne~
York
Piles, Piles. Piles, pile-.-Tbe Success tbnt
~ aiio~e the Of Dr. winners ri. suppo-try bls
been Astonishing. Agsat I5s iiowory, "
Meyers Miraculous Sermin Destroyer
Owe. ng- hotels warehouses &C. thoroughly cleaned ~ the
U.s &c NEyEiS remeiie- For sale "a the prupr-trr d.
pc az Broadway. Houston street and b Rush
Loo druss gsaerai agent Nos ~ As"r House and az
Hrssd~sy corucr Canal street
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The Espcnss held Hat for the Present Fail
and ensuing winter cold at 81 so IA admitted To DO superior In
all respects those which - is demanded IN Erosdwsy
N. EsrEhsCHElD, MANUFACTURER OF gents hats
lis NASSAU street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-@~.-sN 49, - s Y. - - 49,
A NEW sTSLE-PRf.F &o.-tiRoykk A BAkEkr
celebrated family sewing mschin-s. sa5 Broadway
auesionably the family
offered thai places them within the reach Of all
A RETAIL
"A 2s per cent below retail store prices
DIAMOND EMEi.Ky,
GOLD WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS,
GOLD CHAINS,
DIAMOND BREAsTrISs
n. O. rcscock, london; Represented by
DAVID RAFT,
400 Broadway, up stairs
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TIE RFPUpII,As Coz PROFESSIONAL CONTEMPORARY.
SION on TUs CONGRESSIONAL AND COUNTY TICK
ns-roaISsTIoS Or JANIS HUMPHREY YOR con-
sgrSS.
Thc Republican Congressi,nal Convention mot last
ing and csilel 10 order Short, after ococN by tho
chairman. Mr.. Luke c. Ryder.
After calling the list a delegates. Mr. j. G. Iarncd Of
the Conference Committee reported that The Americans
had agreed 10 allow The republicans the Congressman and
Coanis Clerk the Americans " hss. ia. r-msner of the
county officers.
The report, alter dlscussion, unanimously
adopted An informal hnlotwas taken tor oongrcssman,
with the follow NJ result
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor Str0p.
Ths tho article, has been cquaet for
ducIe the keenest possible edge to For sale by j.
s. SAUkDEIss, No. Astor House.
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wheeler ~ Wilson's Sewing Mac hines,
New style. Price 81. ONCE. 3iS Broadway.
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MIR Humphrey was declared unanimously nominated,
and tho Convention adjourned and proceeded ~ the can
ddacs house, cf PelrrTnt and Columbia streets,
with stewards band, escorted by the Ashland tlub.