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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
American, English & German


HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
BIacIxsmitLs viii always find them well supplied with
Iron Of all kinds, Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts, Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes &c, with
n full assortment of
BlackSn1ith'S Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows Anvils Vices Sledges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps Files Nppers, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet MaIkers' Tools and Trinlua n go
that pertain to their business
Choice selections Of English and American, Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Alfalfa Ware of all
descriptions together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern and Chain Pumps with tubing well Wheels Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that pertains to the
hardware business comprising of the extensive
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers and importers and will
be sold for cash as low, lower than be bought
west.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested call and ex-
anime Goods and Prices which will be fully and freely
exhibited.
Z "a o ~
OF all descriptions Ok bows and yokes rings and sta
pies, steel springs cutyaor teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neighbours wheel heads, bench
screws Mes chsels augers bellows grind stones
nous quantities of
TIN, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Of our manufacture and surpassed by any tinker
this side of sundown!
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

C,sanp,ires, do not despair til you have tried AYEHs
CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t made by Of the best medical
chemists in the world and it's all around bespeaE
the hgh merits of its virtues - Philadelphia LcdgeT.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
What shall I do

We have given the Receipt to NEST physicians in
the country, that they may know what they are US
ing; and will continue send it by mail to those de-
sirous Of knowing the ingredients entering into its
composition, that they may prescribe il in their
practice
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
To Cure all my Troubles 3?

The testimonials We have received in its favor
from many members Of the medical faculty wonld
were we to publish them, fill a large velume This
preparation stands at the head of the list Of remedies
Tor curing all diseases arising from Impurities in the
blood or diseased matter lurking in the system
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
Use Scevill's
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia.

1t is prepared by one Of the best practical Chem
lists In the country, 50 as to uniformity OF
composition and purity in all the ingredients
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
Asthmn on Phthisic, and Rronchitis.
COusumption.

Probably No one remedy has been known which
cured 50 many and guch dangerous this soms
human aid reach; but even to those the Cei7J
Pictorial affords relief and comfort.
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News from Pixies Peak.

LEAvENwoRTH, juno 81, 1859
The Overland Express arrived here Sunday night eight
days from Denver City, bringing large mail and $4,000
gold dust The previous extraordinary reports Of dis
coveres in Gregory Jacksons and other mining camps
are fully confirmed Mr.. Horace Greeley arrived olt in
than days he had visited Gregorys diggngs
and signed public communication endorsing the richness
Of the claims. Thousands pouring into the new
placers forty sluces will soon be in operation Gregg
ys camp The results Of the operations Of thirteen
panies, given In Greeeys published letter. sho VS. the
hignest days yield to be Eve hundred and dollars.
A company, from the South Bend of Indiana, has
taken out three thousand penny Of gold dust with
a sluice within three weeks Gregorys two claims were
sold for SOL goo.
Other details in similar vein. Returned emgrants
are departing daily from Leavenwortb, bound TO 90
through against all hazards The excitement is becoming
intense.
Messrs. Jones 4 Russell, contemplate an charging of
their facilities, in view Of the increased demand for trans
portaton migrants are charged not to start without
four six months supplies; set in the noun
ains OCTOBER, an adequate provision should be made
by all persons leaving this for winterns in tho
mining region, thus TO prevent recurrence Of the suffer-
ngs and privations Of the previous hegra.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pun nxcg lJuA ia0s

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PaLADnPmA June 81, 1852
stocks dull Pennsylvania state usss, VIZ; Residing
Railroad. IL. Morris CaoA 66H Loas Island Railroad,
loas; Peansyivss,s RA'l,o.d, 3sH.
Cottoa-saMs To cay 900 oalas Sugu--S4ies 100
ohcs al shc 6%c. ,or ia 70 FUZZY fair Cora
MOBILE. June "a, 1883.
The sales Of day 40 oaes =,
prices, the market closing firm.
arnMoRx, June 81, 1859
Flour dull. Howard street, 81 Wasat oull Cora
nim; whi'o. sac wnsxey dui; OHIO, 2sc.
pHLADELpnIA, June 81 1859
breadstuhs dun Corn decnet b.; yeio~, $50. sdoAt.
Wnskey steaoy at CSC.
ALBANY, June 2l--6 NJ
Flour continues DULL and holders less dr. mid ing
ana loser grades Sales, 800 bois at aversgs de-
cline Of abou, rs pb from the quotations Of last week
Gran very quiet sees OF 600 bushels cof0, mostly not
al 1oc 800 bushels Caoada wheat al 81 90; 1900 push
els oas 81 47o. 4Sc for state pleasure, aud SIC. o
sesht; Western sod at Doc 5to, weight Wnis
BUFFALO, Jcue zi-sPM
Flour IN fair request market lo~ef sales 900 bols.
AZ 81 % ID for io~ 70 far Stte, from Cnosso sOros
whea, So 70 zoe do from MlNAusee cup xheat s. a.
50 so ron eli asbt ezra W'ssouso 81 Is for extra
Nobgao IL data emo Ono; 81 80 "a 81 10 for double
rss Wheat 4ia sales 90 bushels staodard Chicago
spTug, 10 lois, al 81 10 81 IL Corn dun aun nominal
AZ zoe, OAu dun at iOc. Ale. Barley heavy dos
sc Rye TIN D. ST. 81 t6. Whskey sales iO8 b5s
&c Like imports: GCO bbs -four, ~ 600 ocshes
wheat, $40 buhbes oats. Cana reisns unohaugsd
Canal exports 900 tDis hour 200 basoels corn, eo00
bushels oats
-Four IN limited demand sales % sos obs. al So from
standard Cb,cs.o spriIg wheat 81 81 foa Mi yankee
club; s. f'cU red Ieosua, aud 81 b. from woite d,
Wheat, demand connaed 20 the mi,e's, gr iadns
Tor .octieuG neenbonus trade Some holders more
sing to meet eoyere views sses Of 600 bushels a,
Y u Tor choice Milwaukee club; 81 70 for shite Canal
Con- du WIN small sales 1t rs ac Oats held At 47c
isc without sales. No movement rye. Frelgots
ged. No receipts by iaks ana no exprrs nj
CINCINNATI June 81, 1859.
Flour declined 2sc ISLES az SO S. rs for supertue
What dun Provisions uncD.pgad Bacon sides o.,
Bulk shoulders &C. WnaSey firm at 25Ac.
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OF the city require, deserve the COMMUNICATION
aud cooperation Of those who seek to promote
the material aud moral prosperity Of the city.
We need only eBumerate two or three facts to
convince our citizens that they have selected
gentleman who is eminent qualified for the
performance OF the ODerous and responsible duty
Of prose cutting attorney. Ey-Judge Waterbury
bias exhibited more than ordinary tact aud inge-
Duity Ia the preparation add management of his
Gases, making il practice TO visit the scenes OF
houici0os, to secure all accurate diagram OF the
premises, aid, what is still more important, to
Geek All interview with all the witnesses of the
transaction, in order to obtain as exact an ac-
count Of the occur enCe as it is possible to do.
The mode III which the Cases have beed prep tred
has been the secret of his success In securing SO
many convictions for capital offences as have
been obtained during the past few months He
depended more upon the strength aud righteous
ness Of his case than upon brilliant orat0rcai dis-
plays before the jury; and it must be admitted
that the object OF al bonest prosecutor ought TO
be the calculation OF facts rather than the convic-
ton Of an accused party, other than by compe-
resort in order to defeat the ends OF justice should
be avoided, and prosecution should be con-
Quoted 10 a candid and business like manner
The District Attorney has caused extensive al
teratoDs to be made in bis Office 80 tn 1t his as.
sistants might be afforded all the facilities they
require fer the. performance Of their work. aud
he has lately had conference with all the police
captains, in order, If possible, to secure gceat-
eT CONCERT Of action between them Ia the DISPOSE
tion of parties accused Of crime. Thus our rea-
deIs will perceive that the vitality which has
been iffnsed into lac prosecuting department OF
our city government affords sure ndicatlon
that crime Will soon perceptibiy decrease. II
Nr. Waterbury continues to present indictments
for the adjudication of the Court and jury watb
much prorOptness us he has heretofore done,
Judge Russell VIII b. euabled to finally dispose
Of them with the same efficiency and determica
ton bave marked his Judicial career, and
which have secured to him such Well merited
tribute OF gratitude from the lovers Of Law ano
order.
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Observation-Disclosures AT Newport, K. l. on Thursday,
June l6, TrLi'y church, by the Rev. Dr. Cutler
brooklyn, the Rev Mr. Mercer assisting, SAMUEL WARD
FRANCIS ESQ of New York, 20 Mss aAaarr nCaIrsTxR,
daughter OF Judge McAlsier OF Sau Francisco, Cal.
LOt MANIFESTATIONS AT the residence the BRIDES
fatber In P.qoea Lancaster county, Pa, on Tuesday
morDoR June a. BY the Rev. Henry Tuledge, the Rev
ALFRED LoUDEhBAoK of Trinity church. Davenport,
Iowa, 70 Ms SARAH A, daughter OF John D. wilson, and
Of the Hon Clancy Jones, Minister to Austria
wEs1-aEus On Thursday, June 10, by the Rev. DR.
Crane, JAMES T Wssr, son OF Capt S w. weet, of New
Rochelle, A. Y, TO hrs HANNAH N. BEr1s, formerly Of
Wilmington. Delaware.
YoUNG-wARSER In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June II,
the Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev George
Stofrs, Mr.. GEORGE W. Young 10 Mics ELIZABETH NJ. WAR
MR. daughter Of B. j. Warner, Esq all OF Brooklyn T.
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Cabinet Consultation ON Gen Cass' Letter on
Neutral RiHhts-staie Of ATsirs in Mexico
The Examination Of the Navy Yards Coe-
cluded-Ihe Government Loan, Sc, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCH.

cluded-lhe Government Loan. &c., Sc,
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June Il, 1859
The Cabinet had under consideration to day the letter
drawn up by General Cas- subject OF Neutral ghis
Desiring that tn document shall form perfect text OF
American rights involved 10 this question: the subject
being most maturey weighed nd considered all It's
bearings, and the document, when eted will be
Of the mos important which emanaed from gov.
ernment and II the question pleely at rest 80
far the position Il tae United States is concerned
Reliable private advices from Vera Cruz repreSen,
Mexico to be in tie nost awful state Of aarcny aud
0Ds0ciel distress. Tho Central government had
au expedition under cobas 70 Tehuantepec; but 1t
supposed tat want OF would Illustrate design
1t rumored that Cobas had been killed Chrta,
IL the State OF Pueba. Mr. McLaue, Minister, had
Tecomaps He was busily engaged ia arranging treaty
but he bad not the latest dates succeeded No In
tegent foreigner the letter continues large experience
this country longer expects the government
ucted permanent basis, In fact any sort
basis both parties almost wholly inactive from
sheer exhaustion.
The Board Of Naval Officers ordered to inspect the var
navy yards have concluded their iabors and made
their report to the Secretary of the Navy.
All the bids for the government loan under six per cent
are accepted in mlan aggregate Of two millions
hundred and forty five thousand dollars Tho balance
of the five million will be divided out among bidders at
per oenum, pro rata according to the amount each
bid for
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NAV i've procured precisely in the same way. Our
corresnoodeots ,osy know great deal about the
art ard mystery OF the ki'chea, but they evident
ly know nothing about The cookery OF news
paper. We VIII now give Them lesson gratui-
tously, which will do them more good, If they
attend to it, than all their printed circulars and
beautiful books, aud ali the flaming pufls of
newspapers Of which nobody believes u word
For instance, let our correspondent who is bless
ed with the cook of the Duchess Of Orleans, in
stead Of giving bis proposed jtte to the various
newspaper corps of the New York press. which
would cost him ut least one hundred and fifty
dollars, and be so much money thrown away,
spend fraction of it in paying, cash down, for
brief but comprehensive advertisement in the
NV York HERALD, setting forth the claiuis of
bis establishments and duly expatiatiDg Gu its
merits. By this simple mode of doing business
the public all over the UaiOn would be eniight
eDed and no one left III pitiable ignorance"
wblle the iuhux Of bOarders from all quarter,
would be astonishing.
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Fsssh.t Ia tn Mississippi.
INJURY 40 TBk ROCK ISLAND BRIUaE, EFT

CHICAGO, Juae "a, 1859.
TIE Rocs Island respondsut OF the Press sod Tribune
says se Nssfs ppi Railroad Bridge at Rock Island ~ss
seriously injured a,urdsy night by the crossing OF
besyy tram.
The pier The side OF the draw cracked from
top IN bottom, two OF the beams that support
ofioge were broke No trains have crossed since tno
accdont
The hohle Ian, some distance above swept away
Oh Friday nsh, less u property several thousand dol.
ars The rvor higher than It has been for twenty
elk years.
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The New Hampshire Judiciary.

CoScoRp, June ~, 1859.
10 the New Hampshire Legislature nil has been read
twce TO abolish the Courts OF Common Pleas transfer
their bus ness to aha supreme Judicial Court
Jusiiees increased to TIE oil romodels the en-
tire Judiciary the STATE.
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The Loss Of the Ship Bolton.

BOSTON, juno Il, ISb9'
The ship Bolton previously reported lost at the mouth
of Machas bay had Of eighteen persons fifteen Of
whom drowned including Captain Carter, mis- nrs.
mate, steward, cook and young named Joseph IL
Fowler OF wexford, R. The second mate, seaman
and boy saved. Up to the 20,h the bodies
had haen recovered.
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What more can the Court Of Appeals say!

PROSPECT OF THE DnuNUrION OF CRIME IN
New YoRK-There is not, perhaps, in the pom
derous machinery Of the city government more
important department than that devoted to the
administration Of criminal justice, nor one where
energy, industry and practical talent have a
wider scope for their Development than the
Office of public prosecutor. And the election o.
man possessing these qualities, coupled with
stem integrity to that position, is the suress
guarantee the citizens of New York can have
that their property and persons will be pro
tected, and that crime will rapidly decrease in
our midst
The history of this department for the last four
years must have convinced our citizens that the
increase of crime was owing in a great measure
to the imperfect manner in which the District
Attorney performed his duties, the incumbent Of
that Office being much more anxious to further
bis pet political schemes at Albany than to clear
his Plethora pigeon holes of the indictments
which remained unsri,d
Sipce Distiic. Attorney Waterbury has entered
upon the discharge Of the duties OF that Office he
has shown himself to be "the right man
in the right place." aud the efforts he is making
TO render his department. as efficient as the wants
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him to leave Rome. And SO, lin point of fact,
Plus the Ninth is q pr soner in he Vatican, and
Rome is in the military occupation of the
French.
Whether the present war extend beyond or
be copfiped to the limits of Italy, the temporal
power Of the Pope isl the Austrian domination
be overthrown-equaIy menaced. In the poht-
ical reconstruction of Italy that question must
necessarily be discussed and the result OF such
discussion will most probably be the adop-
ton of some such plan as that outlined
by Louis Napoleon. We do not see why tue
change should not be hailed with gratitca-
ton by the Catholic world. There Is no doubt
that the misgovernmeDt of the Papal States has
brought more odiuu and disgrace on the papacy
than any other cause and therefore the sooner
the Catholic church is relieved of that stigma
che better it will be for the cause Of religion.
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Ship Nellie Southland Wrecked.

EAsTIohf, June Il, IcV3.
The ship Nellie Southland, D. W. Reed master from st
John, N. b. for Bristol Channel, totally lot MUIR
Lodges, Grand Mensn, on Wednesday night last. Her
officers and crew were all saved she mad cargo Of
deals, and ship, built at Bath and was band
on her 1Is voyage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

French Fans, SILK Vets, Fancy Hair Pins,
COMBS Ac "A splendid assortment Of heabovc and Of
many other NEW GOODS, comprising the LArESr PARIS
Styles sadng IRON Ateaner ARIEL and suitable for the
best city trade
steamer from HavTs for sale 70 the trade only by
HUGHES, DUPUY CREH ANGIE,
Importers 81 Maiden lalla
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Rirlhs.

GREEN in West Bo-maeid New Jersey, Saturday,
June IS, the wife OF RICHARD GREEN, Of a daughter
MADDEN.-ln Bfooklyn, on Tuesday, June 81, SARAH,
wife OF the Nike Madden, agent OF No 81
street. Of o daughter.
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Strong and F1avory Tea, One Dollar the
cheat and coffee 10 lbs for dollar, a CHRIST LAM
SONS, NO. Chambers 2l6 Green wich street.
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Whites New Spring Cashmere Hat Is the
.ign xmboi Of eeoteusn There Is busy
broAdwA,, under Barnums Museum.
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Burning OF the Steamer Morning Star.
sr. LOUIS, June 81, 1859.
The steamer Morning Star, which has been laid up for
weeks at Bisseis Point about four mles above
s city destroyed by fire last ngnt. Loss s2I go
insured for Sl2 900.
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The Wcllsnd Canal.

ST CATIARNE, juno IT, IoDV
Tho WORK on the canal is progressing 40 rapidy that
is expected that vessels VIII commence paSsog neS
Monday
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.

CHARLESTON. June 81, 1882
Tho United Stats mail steamship Nasr. vile, Caotain
Murray from New York. arrived hurs at twelve o'ciocA
Monday night.
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Kenpedy,s Medical Discovery Is Warranted
10 cure scro.s eryspess ssrheum ecad head liberated
suro EGGS Fur sale py III druggists
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he GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June 81, 1859
Passports nov issued at the rate Of thirty day.
1t may not be generally known that the Secretary Of
State alone Authorized to grant and issue passports and
passports to be granted, issued and verified in
foreign countries by such American diplomatic OF consul
oct rs and under such rules the President shall
designate and prescribe, and all cases, to citizens Of
the United States only The Issuing Of passports without
authority is o penal offence.
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Hair-lts Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color
and l,s en treated carefully BY 1kANDJkAN
20 Twelfth street. side and Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Scalps-
The the world wholesa and RETAIL and the dye pr
yately applied. No aston House.
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Sugars Reduced.-Ten Pounds Coffee, 81;
chest OF tea 81, at hEDFoRDs, 2 Sixth avenue
Fourth street.
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Hin's Hair Dye, 80 C,ois--Depot No. i
Barclay street, aso sold ri 800 Bro AID all drussiss In
the Unlted btates.
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Lesyy q Co,-Our summer dreka NAT u nov,
saay bale fca s. and House, Broadway
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McLauehlih's Improved French Yoke
shirts ready and 10 2G9 Green
witch treeG, corner OF 0dxtAy.
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HoiIOvysy's Ointment and Pills.-Thc irst
remedies eradcstss all diseases OF the ssin
ussh muscles, glands while the pills relieve
Of the stomach and bowels. sold at ~ Maiden
lane. New York
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f3asry,s Cricophercus IL the Best and Cheap.
e., article dres.ne beauufyiog cleaning curing pre-
scrviDg and restoring the hair Ladies, Try It. sold by n
d.ugglsts-
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For GentIemen-New York MILLS Muslin
very cool and durable at 81 and SO William street
one door north of Maiden lane GEO N. TRACY, a gent
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's sewing Machines.-
Office sos Broadway, New York Send for sciroulars.
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Kind W"Ids.-They N.v.r Blister the
bps knd have n-srd OF mept. trol
Die arising ON ,bh Though they d. COST much
bsv sccoup tsh mo'b lhay h-n good
god will soft words soften s0us words
sod fue T. TIE sDe OF wr.6 sad maze burn scei
other psople good and fat
INDUCING all huV tbei- caps KNOX FL
broadway, rorhsAs Of futon etrees opposite
PGup nufch
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also sk elastic stcckss for
vens ard shoulder braces.
NexY trk
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Che Best Spring Bed In Existence-tIOwe'
Elliptic from IS to So at 3s Broadway. Call and zee it.
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Awnings for Windows, Balconies, &c.
Mldew proof any clmae-A lLER'S Old stand No 2Si
Bowery Of Houston street. Orders By post attended
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o. a. BasIs, Com sslSsA and exchange Brs-
Orders cunctd.liy Odase 76
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupces-
The the world SURPRISING all made. Sold and sppe<
81 the rsAnufkcory, 253 Broadway.