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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

The CARSIyon OF IsDh AID CHfsi.-M. Csstsi-
psu has cent communication to the French Ac.d-
sny CT the earLiyors of India snd China Lioss are
very rare there; but the country swarns With Jasu
srs and tigers Of the largest size, who 1--we msioy
upon human fssh. There are towns in certain !ocsh
ss surrounded by forests and juDges, which farnish
.s mary as 200 victims per year 20 the tigers, watch
establish Themselves in these places as hunter does
resy hs park Of game, ". Csstlsrsn gives siDgu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

Therefore, man woman, when thy ideal is shat
fered-as sha tered thousand times il must be-when
the vision fades the rapture burns out tuIn not away
in tkeptiCe and biterness sayng, There is nothing
better for a man than that be should ca. and drink,
but ather cherish the revelations Of those hours a.
prophecies and fOreshadowpgs Of something real and
possible yet 10 be attained in the manhood of mmor-
tslty The scofng spirit that laughs at romance is
an apple Of the Devils own handing from the bitter
tree Of knowledge opens the eyes only TO see e;er-
nal know ledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

Let ~ look up in fear and reverence and say 600
is the reat maker of romance. He, from whose hand
,ame man and woman-IIe, who strung the grea. harp
Of Existence with all IT, wild aud wonderful and manl-
Cod chords and aItuned them to one another-He IL
the great Poet Of life Every impulse OF beauty, Of
teroism and every craving for purer love, farer per
fiction nober type aud style of being than tina. which
closes ike prison house around u.s. in the dim, daily
walk OF life is Gods breath, Gods impulse, G )ds re-.
hinder to the soul that there is something higher,
sweeter, puIer, yet TO be attained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

the mere lens of party prsjadioe. 10 shAn Be abe
70 DO this hN character ID sufficient voecAer ma. %
win
"Rahine e1:srua.s
Ncr -. down sseht n nsice'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

ANEw VAroR LsNP.-But,er Hosford & Go. have
an improved yapor lamp for bafnins'faid, which
they alege has some Improvements over other lamps
Of this class, giving steady, brilliant and oompsra-
lively cheap light and constructed as 20 De easily
adjusted TO any degree of intensity desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

Capt. II. Degroot yesterday showed us the finest
spples We ever Jaw. They were Of the kind called
King Of Tcmpkins County, and were raised BY Col. T.
Frost Of Havana, New.Yoik. In color they were 3
dark red ore Of them measures III inches in circum-
ference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
IMI.ADELPHIA, Oct. 49, 1859.
Stocks inactive Pennsylvania State SIS, 95k; Reading
Railroad, 1917; Norris Canal 40; Long Island Railroad
1877 Pennsylvania Railroad, ss,i ,xs O.. n 1850
Cotton sales to-day $500 bales at unchanged prices
600 bales against 600 corresponding period last
year; increased receipts this port compared with
last year. 900 bales do at all the ports 90 00 bales
Cotton-salcs today $500 bales lOsc for middling
Sales Of three days. II $50 bales receipts Of three days,
SAVANNAH, Oct 49, 1850.
Cotton-sales to-day 400 bales. Market firm, and ad
vanced 1sc.
Cotton-sales to-day 19, 900 bales; market firm
CHARLESTON, Oct Is, 1850.
Cotton-sales to-day $4,000 bales.
Flour active at sS Wheat firm sales Is ooo o bushels .
els &c. ESQ., Mess pork at SIS 49, prime do at $l1
so. whskey-Ohio at 2Sc.
Flour quiet: superAne S5 IS rs. Wheat quiet and
unchanged Corn buoyant sales $500 bushels yellow at
s2c. e3c. whiskey hrm
Flour firm, at "a 85 $475. Whiskey steady at Csc.
Provisions quiet Western pork at $14 so $4 62
Nothing doing in bulk or bacon
Flour dull with sellers than buyers. Wheat firm;
salcs 500 bushels spring at SIC from store corn quiet
and market bare; oats quiet Receipts $500 bbs four
81 600 bushels wheat; $500 do. corn; 900 do. oats
Shipments leo bbls flour; 40 600 bushels wheat; 1900
do corn; As 900 do. oats.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1s, 1859.
Flour actve wheat steady at S1c. steady; oats
firm, and advanced lc.
Weather stormy but -four active and somewhat ad
yanced sales 800 bbls Barley in active demand sales
500 bushels at 75c. Slnc Wheat in good milling de-
and sales 10 o09 bushels at 81 80 for white Canada and
Ohio 81 IS for white Michigan Cornsales 1000 bushels
at 81 o. Oats in good supply and fair request at c.
4cc. Whskey-sales 200 bbs. at 29c. a 20xc.
OswEGo, Oct 1852 N.
Flour unchanged. Market for wheat rather tame but
nevertheless there sufficient doing to export most Of
spring Offering 5000 bushels prime Canada club at
ST. 5000 bushels Chicago spring No at 9sc, and 5000
bushels do. private terms. Corn market bare. Oats
in light supply and quiet Barley without change sales
$500 bushels Canada and 900 bushels do at 74c Rye
dull Canal freights Arm, boats being very scarce wheat
to New York &c. mpolts10O bbls flour, 3d. 900 bushels
wheat, 1900 bushels corn - coo bushels barley Canal
expors1 GOO bbs. -four, 10 400 bushels wheat, 5000
bushels rye, 1000 bushels barley.
BUFFALO, Oct 1876 p. NJ
Flour dull and unchanged: sales 900 bbls. Wheat
dull and lower sales GOO bushels Milwaukee club at 0Oc
Other sales unmportan Corn steady saes 10 coo bush
els No. Illinois at 90c Rye in moderate demand sales
500 bushels 78c. Wbskey held at Csc Canal freghts
firm 1mpors-9, 900 bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat
lOCco bushels corn bushels oats 400 bushels bar
ley $50 bushels rye. Canal exports 800 bbls. -four
al 600 bushels wheat, $500 bushels barley.
TORONTO, Oct. 10, 1859
Flour steady Wheat active. Oats steady at32c. 35c.
Barley steady at CSC. n 70c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

party leaders; they succeeded in. destroying
Che Erie Railroad and the Central Railroad Is
now completely under the joint control of the
Two Albany Regencies. In the same way they
are cndeavoring to manage the affairs of this
city-riddling it with railroads and disHguring
Its streets for their own personal aims
There is not one cent of issue on the canal
question in the coming State election; nor in
point Of fact is there any difference between
the tickets of the two parties, only that the re-
publican ticket is in favor of Seward and his
abominable doctrines, and the democratic
ticket is opposed to him. The success Of
the republican ticket in the State would
strengthen the chances of w. Fl. Seward for the
nomination, and perchance the Presidency, in
1860, his election to which Office would be
deplorable calamity for the entire country,
for anarchy, bloodshed and the destruction Of
all the best interests of the nation would be
the inevitable result of that "irrepressible con
fict," the first scene of which has just been
enacted at Harper's Ferry. Here lies the real
issue of the November election. The canal
question is sham of the tricky leaders of the
Regencies on both sides to divert public at
tention from their own schemes in favor of
Seward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Naval Intelligence.

Lieut.. wm H. Dana has been detached from the re.
ceving ship Boston and ordered to the Narragansett
Lieut. John Schermerhorn, United States Marine Corps
has been ordered Boston Marine Barracks vice Lieut.
Edward Med Reynolds ordered to Brooklyn Marine Bar
racks.
The crew for the United States steamer saranac living
the Pacific side, will be ready TO leave by the 10th inst
Lieut. Thomas Y. Field is ordered TO command the
rine guard.
The examination Of the frgae Minnesota, at Charles
ton confirms the fact that she entirely unseaworthy in
her present condition Scarce stroke Of the says
tho Boston upon any part Of the hull above tho
around the porholcs falls SOFT pupy and rotten
wood There must have been something radically wrong
in the character Of the timber used in the construction Of
the vessel She was built at Philadelphia of wood
soned at Norfolk the climate Of which locality may have
been the cause Of tho defect is apprchended that tho
Colorado, built OF the same Kind Of timber, is In similar
condition.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry the cause Of the loss
Of the Fulton have made report TO the Department but
the Secretary hcsitatcs in deciding for court martial
upon the conduct Of the commander of the vessel Com
mander williamson,
Third Assistant Engineers VIM. c. Seldom Edward
Scatergood Reynolds Driver and Henry Davids have
been ordered 70 the steamer Water witch; and Third
Assistant Engineer @ F. Mayer, Jr, to the steam sloop
Brooklyn.
The following officers have been ordered to the United
States steam soop Mohican belonging the African
squadron Commander Sylvanus W. Gordon, f. H.
Trents, J. Patterson, p Jones and John W Dcmming
tom Purscr Charles W. Abbott; Master Alex 7. Cross
man; Engineers, Andrew J. Kcrsted Atkins, Harwer
and II. w. Hitch.
THE UNITED STATES WAR STEAMER FuLToN.-We
learn from the Pensacola Observer that Naval Court sof
Inquiry, composed Of Com Mcintosh President Com.
Farrand and Lieut.. Kel U. s. N, members, Capt.
Simms, United States Marine Corps, Judge Advo.
cate, convened at the Navy Yard ON the 10th ut by
der Of the Secretary Navy purpose Of nvcs
gang the circumstances attending the grounding Of the
United States steamer Fulton the Island Of Santa Rosa
during the gale on the 18th ult In the meantime wo are
gaticd TO learn that there is great probability that the
Fulton viii yet be gotten off, The water in the hull has
pcen very much cssencd and Monday night last, Is
Mcintosh
crans the hope that she win be condition 70
tow to the Navy Yard.-New Orleans Picoyuse Oct 8.
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The Ease BAH Match with the All Ens-


convention Of delegates from the various Base Ball
Cinos, to mako arrangements for match with the All
England Crcketers held Last evening al eight O'clock
IN Union Hotel, Liberty street, Brooklyn.
On motion, Mr. Dakin Of the Putnam Club was called
10 The Chair.
hEx1M stated that the meeting was called informally,
ana desired 70 know on what authority had been called
MI DAVE the agent representative OF the All England
Eleven, stated that had been assembled through his
means He denied I'm the papers tho statement that the
Eleven had refused to play base ball. and he had request
co meeting Of delegates consider the propriety Of
making match through him with tho Eleven Tho Eleven
required 900 to be deposited bank their benefit
ana only on such conditions would they play Mr. Davis
game.
Mr. Gnsros, OF the Eagle hereupon arose and ndig-
nanty dclamed the right OF the Eleven dictate
IN SUCH matter and concluded with motion that the
convention drop the whole business.
when the motion about be put to vote Mr. DAVIS
arose and stated that he would give the Convention
hour 70 deliberate In the matter and that he had private
understandings with single clubs already.
An amendment to the motion was made declaring II 70
DC ne sense Of the Convention that the match should be
paved An amendment also made thai the President
OF TINS convention be authorized call meeting OF the
presidents ol the various Clubs before Thursday
evening next Tor the purpose OF making all arrangements
ior tne match which finally prevailed.
The Convention then adjourned.
Mr. Davis does not take the responsibility of concluding
terms with this latter Convention that il probable II
game OF base bali is played at all by the Eleven il will
be with some single club.
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The Episcopal Convcntion.

RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1859.
In the Episcopal Convention to-day long reports were
made from the Committee on Canops and General Theo
logical Seminary.
Tho House refused to entertain resolution fixing the
day OF adjournment.
resolution was adopted appointing committee to in
r. INTO the expediency Of etecng severance between
General Convention and the General Seminary.
order Of the day relating TO religious liberation in
Cuba the subject OF long and able debate, after
which the resolution was recommitted.
The House Of Bishops nominated Rev. Jacob L. Clark
Of Hartford Bishop Of the Northwest and Rev Henry
G. Lay, Of Huntsville, Alabama, Bishop Of the South
west
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The Boston Bank weekly statement.
Exchanges.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1859.
Exchange on london, 60 days, 81 9s per cent. pre-
MUM; do on New York IL discount, and sight bills
par to u premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1862
Sight drafts New York, par 10 copper cent premium
81. LOrH, Oct. IS, 1859.
Sight drafts on New York = per cent premium for
gold, per premium for Missouri funds and ].
per cent premium for currency.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1852
Sight drafts on New York at Il per cent premium.
CHICAGO Oct. Is, 1852
Sight drafts on New York s l6 per cent premium.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tuesday evening, Oct 49,
by Rev. Lot Jones, Mr. EDWARD WALTER BARTHOLOMEW
10 Miss HARiuEr L. W. DAWSON, all OF this city.
BAusH-PkcK.-By Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, at Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct Is, WILLIAM BAusH,
Esq Of New York city TO Miss HENRIETTA s. PECK, of Nil
lord, Conn.
New Haven and Philadelphia papers please copy.
PnioR--FoRsrER-0 Tuesday, Oct. IS. al the Grand
street Presbyterian church, by Rev. John Thompson
NEwIND PRIOR to MISS SARAH M. FORSTER, all Of this
city.
SLoAS--McKEK. -on Tuesday morning, Oct 1s by the
Rev Gardiner Spring, D. d. HENRY +. SLOAN Of Phadel-
pha, TO LOUISA, daughter Of j. H. McKee, Esq, of this
city.
TAIIxAN-LETsoS.--CnT Tuesday, Oct is, at st, Lukes
church, BY the Rev Isaac H. Tuttlc ULYSSES TALLnAN
ANNIE OSBORNE Iy$roS, both OF this city
WHlTMoRE-BAITERsoS.- TENA--RoBERTs-A Hartford,
Conn. Tuesday, Oct IS, in Christ church, by the Rev
Edward A. Washburne, O. HENRY wMrxoRE, of New
York. to HATTIE c. daughter Of s., Patterson, Esq Of
Hartford. At the same time and place, by the same,
LINUS I. FHSs 70 EMILY G. RoRKRrs, both OF Hartford
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The FiIibustors. &c.

NRw ORLKANs Oct IL, 1879.
The examination Of Co.'s Anderson, Maury and the
other hlibusters has commenced but nothing important
has yet been elected.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever in tho
Charity Hospital during the last week.
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BosroN, Oct. 1s, 1859
FIRE broke out in Mddeboro last night destroying
Che shovel mandatory, together with all the tools and
machinery, owned by Mcssrs. Pierce and Wood The
loss is not yet asccrtaincd. Insured.
81. JOINS, N B., Oct. Is, 1859
AT Carleton, ST. Johns, this morning, Rich and Co.'s
iron foundry and machine and moulding shops were
burnt together with two dwellings adjoining. All in
sured.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10, 1859
We have Jamaica advices to Oct l. The Legislature
meets LIST Of November The island Ia healthy, and
the late disturbances entirely suppressed.
The authorities Of Demerara endeavoring induce
white immigrants from Barbados
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

BOSTON, Oct IB 1853.
The committee appointed to investigate the condition Of
The Bass River Bank report the correct and
shat the public are safe from loss any probable conn
gency. new Board Of officers will BIO voted for ON
Monday next. The statement emanating from abroad,
tending to throw doubt the sovency Of this bank an
pears TO be without foundation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
United statcs Nrarshars ONCE.

OCT lS-Arrea Of Postmaster on Charge Of Opening
Ldtrs-Hram Phillips, Postmaster Of Northampton,
Orange county, N. " arrested Monday evening,
by Deputy United States Marshal oKccne on charge Of
having unawfully detained and opened certain letter
which bad come into his possession, and which was
tended to be conveyed by post directed Mrs
Wood. Held for examination before Commissioner Belts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
The Canasla's Mails.

Boston, Oct Is, 1859.
The mails per steamship Canada for Liverpool will close
at Post ONCE at A. NJ to morrow, and the steamer
will sail at about noon. Telegraphc dispatches for
Europe, left at No. q Wall street, New York. SO to
reach here by eleven o'clock, will be forwarded.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. Is, 1859
The steamship Nashville, Captain Murray, from New
York. arriv here at O'Clock this tuesday, morning
SAVANNAH, Oct Is, 1859.
The steamship Augusta, from New York. arrived at her
wharf at two O'Clock on Tuesday evening. All well
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BOSTON, Oct. Is, 1852
The nearing OF the case Of William Harris, coored
cook OF bark Said bin sultan who charged with the
murder Of Capt Edwards, of Salem, has been postponed
10 Saturday. Harris halls from Baltimore.
The injunction the Peoples Five Cent Savings Bank
bas been continued, and Receivers are appointed.
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The All England Eleven mt Hamilton,
G.. w.

HAMILTON, c. W., Oct. Is, 1852
The cricket match between the All England Eleven and
Che Canadians was resumed this morning and continued
Through the day. Occasional showers fell during the
day, which was cold and chilly. At hafpast four
O'Clock heavy rain put end to the playing Between
five and thousand persons witnessed tho game The
score stands for tho first innngs-66 for the Twenty
two Of Canada IS for the English Eleven the latter
having still two wickeis to 60 down. George Parr is
better The Rochester match will commence Fri
day
rha folopinn q tile scnra Of the Twenty two
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premium
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERS
This only additional proof Of the excellence art
Gle. It has taken the first premium ut State Fair
held in the United States where II has exhibited. The
premium will be exhibition In the show window Of Barnes
Parke's store, IL and Is Park row, New York.
HOSTETTER q SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Propretors,
Pitsburr
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Barry's Tricophcrous 10 the Best and
cheapest article for dressng beanfying cleaning cur
preserving and restoring The haiE. IAdiestry Sold By 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

The English crcketers have authorized no agent to
challenge the base ball clubs-as if they did play such
match they would lose their passage on the Qaebcc
steamer, which is alreaty paid for There has been
misunderstanding somewhere. Such match could only
be had cmanatory from tho prominent base ball
nayers themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

Riggs Truss Waterproof, Used I'm
bahng eeanly duabe protects the cord contacsthe OPEN
ings. AS Broone street.
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English Crickcters.-An Imperial Pho.
tograph of the IAN England Eleven" exhibition at
BRAbYS Gallery 643 Broadway of Blocker street,
also sereoscopc view of the ground cricket
playing. Copies of the slcreoscoI c view for SALE
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Propeller Oriental Ashore.

BUFFALO, UCt. II, IB5B
The propeller Oriental, with cargo of beef from Chca
no. bound to this port Is ashore Sklagaec Strait OF
Mackinaw. She has thrown overheard large portion
of her cargo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

Fall Clothing, Tastefully Cut and Made,
Of every description, at lowest prices, at
DRUMGOLD PROCH, No. GA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

DR.. A. b. Foote, Author OF " Medical
Common Sense Of Saratoga Springs can be consulted daily
pins church. in this city, all Chronic diseases Of difficult
nature to which he devotes his exclusive attention.
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PHuApEIPmA, Oct. 49, 1859.
Tie Constitution engine Of Brooklyn arrived this
ing, and was received by torch Light procession with
numerous bands Of music The Hberna engine have the
guests in charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

A Portrait for a shilling.-GrandR Rally
the Of freedom cheap portraits the Fifth ward
at HOLMES gallery for postery, sis Broadway
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broadway 63 Broadway Of Blocker street. Photo
graphs Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypcs-
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chronological Examinations, with
Charts full written descriptions of character given daily
at FOWLER 4 WELLS, 30S Broadway.
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AQua-Ecutum COats.-Just Received DER
Persia an invoice Of London aqua scutum Coats OF superior
qualities and desirable styles
LEARY 4 CO., Hatters Eos. s. and 8 Aaor House.
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Elemine,s Golden ave.

Billiards and Chess at Bassford's, 140
Fulton street Tables for sale Bassords last improved Table
bank true angles against any.
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wigs %; TOupees and Hair Dye.-Came.
RONs 99 Fulton street. Brooklyn For style quality we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

I659,-Fau Style for Gents and Youths,
usual of misses and chdens fancy
and Caps now ready at HARRIS RUSSAKe, rs Bowery,
S26 Grand street. and 23l Eighth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES. &c.
IA These celebrated Cards engraved In highest style
the art Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
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F1em1ng's Golden Ale.
This well Ale be found No l58 Broadway be-
tween Maiden lane and Liberty street This Ale has taken the
premium at the New York State Fairs both l646 and
lS49. Sold by the cask, bottles and draught pro-
nounced by the best judges to be equal superior
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Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Omoo Cos Broadway, New York.
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Under Garments for the Million, Men,
women children, at McIAUGHLINS. Greenwich
and Murray streets.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh and Con- RAJ
dca cure Truss They also keep sk Elastic Stockings
cose veins Supporters and Shoulder Brsces Instrvmens
for deormes made TO order. No. vesey street As,or
House. New York. -
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5000 Cashmere Suits to Match,
"a SO Va 81. !; :s SIS and sn
EVANS 06 and SO Fulton stree,

Barry's TrfcOpherOus 10 tho nest and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring tho hair Ladies' try w. Sold By AL
druggss
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Barry's TrfcOpher0us IL the Fest and
cheapest article for dressing boaung cleaning curng
druggas ~ WV - -
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HOll0way's Ointment Rubbed Vigorous
the chest and throat will single coughs
colds and catarrh the last rub freely forehead and
nose. 1t never fails to