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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29
Lincoln's Commercial Collego,

MARTINS BLOCK, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
THIS Institution, Incorporated by the Wisconsin Leg
IslatuTP, is located in comInpdious suite OF
four rooms, in Martins Block of East Water and
Wisconsin Streets Elegantly fitted UP and open for the
reception OF Students, with facilities second to in
the United States.
The Book keeping course comprises the widest rarCe
nt study lent 10 the general accountant in every
rcty of business, and viii be of the most fun and
nreaeuSi~e character.
Each Student wiil have the benefit Of eniircls arate
instruction, and commencing any time an pains
viii be spared TO give the fullest and complete sat
isf1ction.
Practical aud OruaInent tai Penmanship viii be tauzh:
systematically unsurpassed 10y that Of any similar Insi-
tuition, East West.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate ana
tastcfutIy furnished.
Students after graduating viii be assisted in procuring
situations when desired
For particulars call on address, the proprietor
lowell LINCOLN,
2S CHAS. L SfESNEY, Supt-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29

Nav RAILROAD AGENr.--We understand shat
NJ J r Booth. who for FIVE years has teen tie
Agent ef the Illinois Central Railroad at War
RI, has received the appointment Of Agent At
Gslena. 70 succeed Mr. SPalding, who resigned
tie position TO become the proprietor Of ire De
Soto House. The appointment IS good one.
Mr.. Booth is gentleman and scholar" and
viii make a, GaIena, a. he did at Warren. an
accommodating and efficient ofscer.-Galerla
CtJpr.er
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Eoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Tneipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients In advanced stages Of the
Disease.
So wide IS The field Of its usefulness, and so
numerous are the eases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abOunds in persons
publicly known. who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, its superior
ity over every other medicine of its kind is too
apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote 10 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that incident to climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends D., every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be
forgotten.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29

Ok the 25.h ult., the Illinois Central road
loaded and unloaded $50 cars of freight, al
Chicago. which is the largest business ever done
OF that road
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rJFHE subscriber offers for sale. the favorable
i terms. the following valuable lands:
The Farm IN the Town OF Ridgeway eight miles from
Do5Eeviile known the LuN Farm. consisting of
400 acres OF very desirable land wing about from
Simpsons Tavern stand. Il Sill &c sold BODY
smaller parts, 70 scit purchaser
ALsoTwenty-twC acres in the village of DoJgeviile
which viii be sold either IN whole or parts, if desired
ALsoTwo Hundred and Fffy acres situated four
OF the village Of Dod-eviie, what il known
the West Helena road. This Farm will also be sold IN
body in parts, as desired by purchaser
These lands all wcII adartI 10 farming purposes
embracing excellent timber and prairie lands with por
sions undeF good Gu. alton. AID bo aRin With ae
spr1lgs OF water -
Enquire for further particulars at Ded-evflfe, Of
PHILIP EDDY.
pod-erille, July 2nd, 1S53- -
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w "A N TIE Ds
Wanted.
New Hardware Store.

We incidentally dropped. the other day, into
the new establishment Of GLEASON i Bao. in
Whites block, High Street. We found all par
ties engaged in opening and marking packages,
and filling up the commodious shelves which
environ the room Although their whole stock
has not yet arrived. yet we discovered large
variety of shelf ant heavy hardware, including
Nails. Glass, Cordage Blaeksmiths, Carpenters,
and Saddlers Tools and Trimmings, &c, which,
we were informed would be sold at wholesale
and retail From The reputation Of the propri-
c.ors. we can cheerfully recommend them to the
favor of the needy public, wishing them success
in their new undertaking Country merchants
would do wei 10 give them call.
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eT The Tea Meeting and Oyster Supper
given by the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Thursday evening was complete success. The
rain in the afternoon and evening undoubtedly
kept many away who would otherwise have
attended. aud yet the large and commodious
room in Curry's building, was literally filled to
it's utmos. capacity. The supper, which was
abundant, even for larger crowd, was one Of
Tie best Of which We have ever partaken in
Mineral Point which remark viii apply as well
70 the Oyster supper, as that served up in the
forepsrt Of the evening. Everything passed Of
in the most pleasant and agreeable manner. The
music Of the Amateur Band vas good and added
much to the pleasure % the evening The nett
proceeds OF the evening. we told were about
ais
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29

Tax RrrErr1s.-Towu Treasurer's Tax Re-
ceiPts. gotten Up in good style, at one dollar Per
hundred at the Tribune Office
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FREIGHT SoTICH--aI. p. II. II.

IL Freight for shipment VIII haze TO be delivered
\ a. the Freight Station by II o'clock requir-
=, besbiPped the Gay No Freight received
ter 8 o'clock +. \.
24.f JAS WILKINS. Freight agent.
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THASxs-Our thanks are due 20 Messrs Dan
TEL KoBEa and joins SusSIEr for q tine la Goose
ior Thanksgiving. May they never be il
sant Of sood Thanksgiving Supper
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CoUxTr ORDsRs for sale At the Tribune Of
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FOREIGN EXCEiAIGE-
PLDW S-PIDWS.

nrEANr TWo-E0EsE PI.oWS, and Breakir z Plo7Ts
~ the most proved patterns just received at the
toe War- House the r. r. Depot, and for sale By
arril u. 1S5s--15tf g. ~. COBB.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. Az z r & CO.
WELL, MASS.

!. H. VIVIAN. Mineral PoinJ y. 7. THOMAS dodge
vile c r. ARNOLD, West Blue Mounds; J. II. REED
* Goa w hoi sale. thetro II. NEWiIAII, whole
~ale, Gaioua; 4. BLANCHARD. Bauchardylle aI4i By
Agents In every town in the I. 5. = H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29

We own M The brtslligsaoer whipped Us II
the same manner that JoHS PHoES,x. Esq.
whipped lis opponent, which he describes rs
follows We set tie man down. and held
HIN down h inserting our nose between his
teeth. when be could not rise until ne extrica-
led il"
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"a holes ale or tail
T Z r M s, c a S II.
ICE.

ANY person who reals this advertisement and
wishes to order goods from Us, they can enclose
{ e. money with tGr order, cousi-u
Il goods To- Monroe or 10 anv point on the Mil
wtukee s. Mississippi f. r, and parties can paw
icr them when they take the goods. All orders
u receive prompt ati1If, sit at low prices
HENRY i. MARIO & Co.
ATlR 1tkce, gDe lFf- 1893. Gm-ZS
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Manson JouRNAL-Ye have, II the constant
excitement IF the last canvass. neglected 70 no.
tee this stannch Republican sheet. Fer the
last fev months i has displayed unusual abili-
y. sad Is deserving e great credit Tor il labors
which have coaduced very much to our src-
cess. To any one wishing q newspaper from
tie Capital ST The State.-aad every body does
re cordially recommend the Journal Daily or
Weekly lis surpassed by no paper IN the
State ATWOOD. EvgLEE and REEp, publishers.
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iha. editor, having the part he took in tho
controversy about the Bible and slavery fresh III
N his mouory, tries 70 cover his defeat IL this
t4igsacs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-29

L ENDALL'S Crackers for sale at Wholesale and Re-
N tail, BY e5u y. NJ WHEELER,
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. ELF SEALING CANs-fer keeping Preserves, ju,t
= received aud for sale at
2aa y. ". WHEELERS
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mevsmenss or Ex. President pIescs.

n,
the resurn OF rf"s'dnnt Pierce 10 nis home Nav
fsstAsg. the Amoskeax Veterans. hundred stroag
procceaed IN she morning to Nashua and received ia
ex Preuoent, VINO accompanied by Mayor Harrington
AND o'ner Distinguished citizens, q, tas depot Here
crowd was very largo, aud tho welcome hearty aud
ssusastic From Nashua Special train conveyed M
collation., speeches and fling Of cannon we're ihs
features Of the occAsioa. In the afternoon tns
ex-freaident, escorted by the Veterans and M.
merous tzeos proceeded 20 Concord, no
ceivcd with suaiiar MANIFESTATIONS Of respect GA IN,
arrival OF the train Concord salute fred. flags
were displayed, and Mr. greeted with cneers
by large OF cizens 90 scored by shs
Veterans TO mia loagcgs, after which they dned a.
PhoDix Hotel. Gen resolved tho congratulations
ct mis- friends this evening" and serenAded by the
Concord COfnet Band.
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present incuusena Of once. a. ",nnon. fnsy, n
sS:a s &.
=, g., re -four &
therefore, sisninsa - s bv the public store "a.
the sfosncy" 's sSy 'poStosi Consideration, WI
te.es .oa 10. I'd thai not ons .'ure man nr ~ ~
fn..s tneu couoscs, -reaster, unless no sua .,,r
dsturbed c.sher nov or snston iall unas 80: ~
idIenses misconduct insuhcs. s discharge unaos va
censare 10 would have PROOF 50
old system.
NJ .cob ess aoe>
- % srasvy - IN this matter With two objects,
cees.. . nv merchants, whose compiaints 20
oic',. sn0, second!y 70 save money to .bo treas =
~. Exrss'eace WIN prove, it IL thought bs a,I ns .
The commercial and political community viii ultima "a0l
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2, 1853.
ocks firm Pennsylvania State lives, 90; Residing
road, %; Morris Canal, 81; Long Island Railroad,
!; Pennsylvania Railroad, 39A.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2, 1859.
our heavy: Howard street IS lax. Wnest steady:
] q, coo bushels; white 81 20 a 81 40; red 81 10
4. Corn dun: white s0c. Sc, yellow 83c. $40.
iscUs firm Bacon sides 97sc. Wbiskey steady ct
y. Coffee advanced &c per TO-, and Arm al that.
New ORLEANS, Sept 2, 1859.
. GALES Of cotton to day were 1900 bales, the
set closing lrm at Nc l1Zc. for r1tddlng sales
) week 1850 bales; receipts slnce Wednesday nooa
o bales, agalnst $500 10 aame period last year;
very dull at 7ec. Coffee firm and advancing: prime,
l2Mc; salee OF the week, 1880 bsgs; stock, 1850
Aeslnss 5000 last year. Fre'ghts on cotton 70
pool I'd. Sterling exchange, sixty Days, 1904 Ito;
- CIscIsNAr1, Sept. 2, 1850.
ur heavy, but rates unchanged. Wheat DALI red,
a 81; White, 81 10. whssey, 2s, Provisions
bulk shoulders, exc; DO. sides, &c.; bacon snoul-
7c.; sides, o.; mess pork, s,4
,r tends downward. wheat firm, aud 1c higher;
Of sprpg at 75c Corn firm a. 63c. Oats dull. Re-
$50 bbs flour, 81 600 bushels wheat is 500 buah-
~, $500 bushels oaty. Shipments-79, COO buSnes
!, 81 900 bushels corn.
Ir steady, but sales small Wheat in moderate
q demand: sales 600 bushels new Chicago spring
20. and 600 DusnclH new CnplCe Wnlto CauN1i1n az
Corn In demand, but no sales reported. Oats
gales coo bushels Western as $50. Canal freighN
on flour 26c., wheat To-, and corn SIC, 70 New
Lake imports--27 100 bushels wheat, Is 800
Is corn, Ia ,oOo bushels OATS Canal exports-9S 900
Ia wheat
Albany, Sept. 2--3P.M NJ.
quiet and unchanged. Wneat-Haadscne white
an sold at 81 37H, prime Michigan at 81 %, aud
parcel Mediterranean at 81 IL. Oats In fair de-
sales s 600 bushels OF $50. for old, 4oc, for new
weight Corn in demand, aud mono here; sales
,uGhels Weetern mixed, to arrive, az 79c Whlskey
sales 100 bbls. Ut 26c, and so b0ls. a. 261ac. Ia
lots.
BUFFALO, Sept. 2--lP. n.
inactive, and 1870 lower: sales 100 bbls. Wheat
ID white winter steady new Chicago spring, to ar
rmer transactions unlmportant. Corn arm: saIes
bushels No. Illinois at 67Hc. $50. Whiskey
lily 241ac. Lake imports to-day 600 bhls floar,
bushels wheat, 5000 do. oats Canal ex oorts-30O
our, 81 900 bushels wheat, IA, 900 do. corn.
BUFFALO, Sept. 2, 1860.
dull and unchanged In price, sales 600 'bbls. at
- 62H for extra Michigan, Indiana and OHIO;
~ for double extras. Wheat eteady: milling do
OR red and white winter moderate; new sprin
sAles goo bushels 10 arrive a. 300. o Stc. Corn
pr demand sales 1000 bushels No Illinois q.
&C.,, adoAt and from store. Oats, barley and
ioe WhiBkey nominal at "a 10. Lake imports
Ole. flour, "a 600 bushels wheat. Canal exoorts-
-four, 81 goo bushels wheat, 20, 900 Bushels corn
TORONTO, q. W., Sept. 2, 1889.
dull and nominal. Wheat steady. Taere hav,
celps Of 2,oCo bushels from farmers. Barley and
chahQed.
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Incidents I'm tine Cruise or the Fffyasc Cum
Oerlaa0

Boston. Sept 2, 1853.
The soop Of Cumberland, s@.n arrived Yesterday
II Portsmouth, left at Maieira August g. frgae Con-
teIstiop, which wss 70 proceed in few days to the
coast Of Africa.
TIE ship Protector Of Boston, from Liverpool for Alden,
ut into Msdera August g. Captain Croker having been
TAB led by negro Capsin Crocker attend
by the surgeoo OF he Cumberland, and had far
overed 40 10 proceed on his voyage before e C1nber
md sailed. The negro cupst was brought home 10 the
COP OF war for trial
TIE Cumber and sailed from Boston June %, 1857, and
40 lost but two during her whole cruise Of twenty
K months.
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neral fom his late residence No. II Oliver oee, On
undsy Afternoon, q one O'clock.
AIxxAxDER On Thursday, July %. ". Josnz AIxxAx
DEE. native q Kingston. jamaica. sLuch respected and
beloved By al VINO knew him.
BAnz--In Jenes CITY, on Friday morning, Sept 2.
FnAsc1s n BALE, N sbs sSd year Of nis ago.
invited 10 attend tho funeral, on sena.-- -.~auv
o'clock, from the residence of his brother Al 100 ~
street. near Grove street, without further J
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Vhs New York weekly Her,

Whs Kew York Weekly HsraAds
NEWS PROM sUR0Ps, CALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA,
NICARAGUA, TIE SOUTH PA0IFlC, vkrkzuELA'
BUEkOs AYREs, MEXICO, DUBA. WEST INDIES Ero -
ArFAIRs IN wAsHNGrON-LOCAL AND MIs0DLr
LAESOus ITEMs--LATlsx NrnLLIashcs-AAA
KHTs EqC.
rhs wssxLY HERALD viii he published u Yea 0csoS sns
norning IT. emprAcs. among osser a'nsA NV
olo SING fairs In Europe-she fsgeAnt In p ism al.
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ChcAGO, Sep. q 1893
The machinists at Lspore and ADRIAN, the Michigan
Southern Railroad struck yesterday ana refuse 70 aoN
anything hui mali aad engine rhe passed
gers w1o left tDs city yesterday mDrnng returned last
evening Tue or ths gtr,ke 's the ABILITY ra.
f1sal Of the 20 pay TIE back Of tne enpoye
No trains haze left here on the Michigan Southern road
yesterday uipx.
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.rrest OF q Postmaster for Mail Robbery
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2, 1859.
hilip Reed Postmaster Of Posssv lie, Md, has been
ested the charge Of opening and embezzog letters
a the mail BE was examined before Commissioner
IAN to. day, and held In IS 600 10 answer.
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Fatal AfYray es HepIkinsvilse, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2, 1852.
a difficulty Of Hopkipsvle, Ky between W.
Ton and Capt James Jsckson late candidate Tor Con-
), the former was ehot and instantly killed.
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Auroral Display In Boston.

6OsT0S, sept z, 1909.
There another display of the aurora last Dgnt
aDt that shout one O'Clock ordinary print could be
by the light The effect oued tn -oagu THIS Tore
m considerably at cspg and impeding the working o.
Telegraph Tue snr0rsl currents from East 10
et regular that the operators on the Eastern
es able 10 told CO nmun,catson and transmit mes
AZ over the line between this city and Portland, ths
iai batteries being dMcontuuea from the wire. The
20 Effects we're exhibited upon tho Cape God and other
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Affairs In Boston.

B35TOI, Sept. Y 1859.
Governor Banks has extended invsnnas 10 tue Exsc1.
ives Of the 10 be present at tns muster
revew OF tbs entire mill AIRY force tae State,
Hb icn ssanb les 1T Con sosd the 7,h.
Deacon Josiah Ums,ea1 injured this forenoon by
,eipg knocxed down by mack rapidly driven through
ne street.
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buFFALU spy z, f6oJ.
ruLccr Ia current tbs: two men ami woman -apt
over the Horseshoe Fail yesterday afternoon duriug
eesere gale. Ncnog positive be learned rs sne
matter ~ yet but that boat 20 over pieces
OF which have peep recovered. The or TIE boa.
wss Kate, and abe n supposed TO belong Navy and
Inc names Of toe parties are not kno Yn
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AIIrH.-on Wednesday, August 81, ROBERT s. ALLEN, In
tho Both year OF his age.
The irends of tho family those Of his
brc'hersn. law, JchO r. lansing and T. B Conlp tne
members of Neptune Lndgc No 3i7. T. and A. NJ asd OF
tde Second Company Weshin ston Continental slaa I'm
c2tns drceE sro respectfully Invited . elteud tae fu-
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Chtldren's Hats and Caps In Endless Vari
ETY. at DUNLAP CO.'S Fifth Avenue Hctsl aad 557 Brood
uau
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TyIef's Sees m Por traits G cnss sting OF Pho
tcrrsphs ambypes and dozu other styles OF pictures
1t prices tom rs cents to S. Twenty five artists employed
makiEg 00 daily ut 1856 Bowory.
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Farther polsr, September 2-lop.M.
Inc weather 10 clear, WITH tight westerly whit, bu.
'oefe are yet no signs OF the steamship North Brton
now ABOUT que with Liverpool dates OF ma 2ish uit
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DAMS EXPRRsS COMPANY WILL RECEIvE
~ freight, 70 he forwarded By the steamship JAMES AID.
0Ea saturday Sept up 10 II O'Clock We have
facilities all passenger raina Soush and ahiruers
may tepend getting their goods homo with greater despatch
usual For information time &c pleAse an.
ply JOHN HoEY Freight superintendent At Office 30
bfoRdwsy. ADAMS AXPkEbS COMPANY.
A GvEEUSILs- WEDDING OAEDs, NOTEs ko-
N These celebrated cards. elegantly engraved can be hd
only IN Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
q = JoNRs 10 AND u ANN srRnrr-A NEW STYLE
"A and CATERS st ~ 3D. Also French calf
boots at 81. Warranted Satisfactory.
A r MclgEs, THE LkTESr STYLES OF PARIS NOTE
plpers-1heSe CO ebrated pApers elegantly stamped,
can be only Cos Broadway one block above Lssrge
House.
a NTI DYEPEPrrC. TONIC, EE9ytNg, ALTERsTIvS
IA aud juice of the grape ~ fAhQU sk's meticsed
california apiv. nia deicoua 10 the lasts vet
ally mce'eine for en1 saamsr rN1tpse4 iadgea3 IN
diAenses OF taA knsYl, liver gravel &c.
Ties ri, o. 10 helog House, AZ ana es2 DE9sdwsg,
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PnTis Boots and Shocs-Just Received from
81 Mas Il street
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Young Man, II You Wsnt a Styllsh and
beccnng hat gosnd get Que OF pUS 20 style
Fifth Ayeaue hotel 40 5b7 Broad say ~
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Strangers In the City, and Others, can OBJ
tain chronological examinations daily at FOWLER WELLS
BOB ErOadWkY.
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MARRIED.
BRcoxs-CnASnERs SIN Jersey City, Thursday, Sept.
!, by the Rev Robert Travis Jr., Dr. GEORGE L. BROOKS
70 nNs ELIZA CH4MBEss daughter Of Samuel NJ Cnan.
bers, ESQ, both Of Jersey City.
MARIlN-.snEsRxRD. Thursday, Sept 1, by tina Row
John McCntock, ID. D., at ST Paus Methodist E,rc ,Da
RERD, all Of this city.
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Bassford's Artistic Open Cushioned Billie rtl
table, after experimenting q years. exhibiting at l49 Fulton
street Superiority only believed after trial.
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wings OF Wood, eauy ~ Co.'s lotteries.
AwARa. EXTRA 0LAns mo. AL SEPTEMBER 2 1859.
bxaAw .a.. Glass 80 IA. srrraanra >. 1859 ~
b, So, As, so, so, %, 63, 10, 8, ~, AZ, z.
|dsoserA, GLASS NO. s6s sErrxxsnR 2. 1859. "
81, Z, Il, A., 5s, 2, 80, &C, %. 46, A, g, Al.
SO. 55, 8, 80, 80, 50, SO, 81, Is, 81, 6.
m aooD, EDDY Co., wnE,.ngson. Dal.
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Defence BRlamander Satss--.vvith Estesf
powder proof locks aud bars Aleo e and bu-gsi
place, donnerly No l03 Pearl sreefl
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GeaHy ~ Co. Introduce This Day the Au-
tunn fsshi1n for senteneas has s. Lad Astor house
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URvia's Fall Ssy PIE or GeBilemen'c Hats now
ready salesrocn 299 br -adwas, near Duane street.
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Msh0De & King Will sell one-h half OF their
gold In Georgia q stock pany. Call
!hs gold specimens nj the 81 nicholas hotel
MAdOEE KING, Auburn, Ala
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ryplloyyay's Olptmcns..-Howd docs 1t Opc
rateY - andoe; the erupve ulcer umor cancer o.
sore dies out becasGe which has sustained IL expungod
by The influence Of ointment Mandatory 60 maiden ano,
NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

whites Fsi Style az Hst-Now Ready al
ZIG Broadway, opposite " Paups chuzch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Brady'S Gallery has Removed from 35s
$40 Broadway OF BcsSker EreSs Fno
toSrspha daguesreotypes and ambrotypes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Muptuys Cured by Msrsh & Co.'S Aasllesl
truss Thes eIsokeey Ee elastic stockings vAxc0ae
veins supporters and shoulder braces. Instruments for de
yo0k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Grover d Bakers Noiselcss
FAMILY sEwrNG MACHINES.
1872 fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Tho LATEST aIisian Novelties in Neck
lies jut received at 81 50 Wiom street north
OF Maiden lane. Gao. NJ TRACY, Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

|E3rst Movement In tho Fail Trade.
BIZ No 22 srosdway, viii Issue thin morning hia new
|s for the fall sesson is oss, experience, skill and
3 beer expended Ia rendering kls fashaa WORTH the
jicaOf his customers and the pubic. Csll aad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

CampbslI, Chemist and ApothccaIy, Corner
Eighth aver ana twenty eighth street. Pure and genuine
drugs, medicines and perfumsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

WjEa's Crackers have n pleasant taste. ac
kindly upon the stomach dyspepcs The aged
well ssdeary and deca.e persons generally they
most epabo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
Fell Clothing.

MaallO's Hnt Tor Autumn, 1859, Just Issued
at al6 Broadway corner OF Canal street