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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
have Wares. Inventions anything else to sell must sd
vere they expect to purchaser and believe there 10
no other Advertising medium good The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
II has larger circulation any other in the world
circulating largely among Fsrmer Merchants Manufactured
Mechanics, &C. Price 6 per line each insertion
Advertisements this weeks issue must be handed in to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
The Balloon.

WATkRr0wN, n. T., July 4.
Mr. Lamontan arrived here this morning with the
remains of his aerial ship. 1t will be exhibited hers
few days, when he will repair it, and make snsther
voyage from Chicago eastward. Mr. Lsmountain V
SLIGHTLY injured about the face and limbs. Messn.
eager aud Hyde returned to their homes yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
REGATTA at New.LOndom.

NEwLoSDoS, Tuesday, July ., Ine.
At the Regatta here yesterday the q ct prise ~ ~
taken by the "Pequot" Of New-London, ana the W
end prize by the "Peconc Of Greerpor.
Tie U. s. steam Revenue cutter HArSt ""
arrived here to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

themselves, unemblrrassed BY any previous decla'
r.tious or expressions Of opinion
We shall see whether the new Engilsh ministry
will continue to hold ths same STEADY ana even
balance between the contendnS parties
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

Sixteen persons, most of whom were women or
children, were drowned in Clear Lake, Indiana, in
consequence of the capsizing of a pleasure yacht
The names of the lost have not yet reached us.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten cents) for SALE

THE MILK. so called. from wash-fed city cows,
is little more the fluid that issues from the worms
Of the Icuor st Motbers do not you value your infants
lives feed them this pepicOus stuff pure heaths gen
une article offered you In the AMERICAN soLfDFIED MILK
Ii the product Of the crack dsres Of Dutchess
County II h always the being manufactured uniformly
from the best finest pastoral district of the State
Read the Report Of the Academy Medicine on is
rropeies Copies may the Depot No IS Lberysi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
Loss of Sixteen Lives.

CLEVELAND, o., Tuesday, July 5, 1889.
ssil boat containing % persons, on Clear Lsks,
Indiana, capsized on the Fourth. Sixteen persons,
mostly ladies and children, we're owned No names
have been reported as yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
Nem9lprk daily @ribm,re
WEDNESDAY, JULY G, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENT.

No notice be taken OF Anonymous Communication "t
intended for insertion must be authenticated oy tne
and address Of the wrtenot necessarily ior puono@
ton but guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Business letters for TRIBusE Ooe should in all cases be
addressed TO HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

QUEBEC, Monday, July 4, 1859.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool "a
ult., arrived at this port on Sunday evening News
anticipated by the Vanderbilt at New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
To Inventors.

We shall be pleased to receive from inventors dc
tailed accounts of inventions discoveries and If su
cen,v will notice them for the of e.deu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The Republican State Convention OF Wisconsin
for the nomination Of State officers to be voted for 10
November will be held on the 3lst OF August.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

D. KIMpALL, No. II Marketsquare Is our Agent
the sale Of The TRIBUNE in Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Warrington.
Special Dkpstch 10 The n Y. Triban~
WASHINGTON. Tuesday,. Jdy 3


Special Dkpsteh 10 The n Y. Tribans
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July s. 1859.
The President decides TO retain Postnastar
Cook. irrespective Of all charges against hin.
alleging that they have been fully rcfated Far.Asr
efforts for his removal will fail, no matter how ~
ported
Austria does not concur with France and Sw.
dinis in considering coal exempt from the costn-
band list. but sides with England in that respect
Judge Douglas will take q favorable oppsrtuaik
TO denounce the Administration doctrine concern
ing naturalized citizens as being alike odious ssA
un-American.
Gen Pierce expects to return home next moatA.
recent indications in Mrs Piorces health being sss
encouraging than heretofore. This intellgesos
saddens large circle of her personal friends here
To the Associated Pr~ss.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July s, 1859.
There is such information in ashngtoa as warrants
he belief that the recent change of the British Ministry
will not affect the present positions of her Majestys
representatives abroad, with the exception perhaps
of Lord Cowey al Paris.
According TO adyices from Vera Cruz, il was bs-
ieyed in official circles there that the vemlion csa
ducta detained by Robes for the purpose OF extong
an additional tax, would soon reach that city.
ore of the Conventions concluded by Mioister Me-
Lar With the Juarez Government, has been for
wared hltheI by him. and the Others are in fair wN
of coIsummation there being no difficulties about the
preliminsries.
Z Will. the import and export duties at Vera Crvz
have considerably diminished in consequence OF the
unsettled condition of affairs in the INTERIOR the reoep
at the other ports on the Mexican coast have largely
increased.
The United States steamship Brookya will leave
Vera Cruz for Pensacola on the 2oth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
COUNTERPART BANK NOTES.

s,v,s1Y.reH1 Hrw covsrrssr,rs N TIVE MosrH OF Jvsr
sooordins to the
TYPOGRAPHICAL BANK Eorr REroRrys
I'm the , hundred and thirty smilss Of genuine so,es
IN the s ,rs. numbers Of EseycL orrbiA there are Two
Bu.prrp ,sp sixrYssx srvRroys, RAISED AID ALTERED
crulstion:-altered In the and location Of
The In the deDonrstionA value, and nsds In a.
t,,,,po. from the worthless bills Of broken b.ukl
and entirely unlike the genuine.
~ ,op with 10 be safe from such frauds buy the
FAC-SIMILE EsoYcLorEDIA OF AMERICAN Currency.
You HAVE ONLY TO PLACE FKiDuLIsT HoTZs BESIDE
1HE FAC SMILES TO DETECT THEN At GLANCE.
Why win you depend upon printed description full Of errors
and printed In the smallest type when you all the time
thus consumed reference to ue Of the genuine note
n hh require, but glance Of the eye insure against
any lossi
YoU ARE LIABLE AT ANY MOMENT TO RECEIVE SPURIOUS
NOTE RAISED FROM Or DOLLAR TO FIFTY
THE EscYcLopEDrA is ISSUED IN WEEKLY NUMBERS EACH
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AID FORTY FAc-s'nILEs-1hs
WHOLE WORK TO BIZ COMPLETED INA nAE
FOR SALE BY ALL
EEwspEALEEs AND PERIODICAL AGENTS
TBHoUcHouT THE cousTEr.
wm. CoUsLAkp Co,
Publisher
No. eEssssur,
EewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
from

De VEpoeE & Co. Epemay Frsnce. - ,
rhs perfectly pure delicate Wine from the Vineyard
of Nessrs bE VESoeE Co. whose lies in the center Of
sAs famed Champagne District Of France IL has hitherto
been confined 10 tables of England and the Continent
aud has only very recently been Introduced into this count,
here M quality combined with the moderate price at
which IL offered already achieving success aud popularity
pnpr,cedented in the annals Of the wine trade.
s,S IN ri, CITY by H. A. Kerr No. 746 Broadwsy J. g.
Pierce No. 6s5 Broadway Corwn Co.. corner Of broadway
and aphst Howell Co, No. 6s5 Broadway; Macy CO..
No 6thsy and BY all the leading dealers throus the
EV HAucHwour, Sole Importer,
Corner Of Broadway and Broome-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The mails for Europe by the steamship Persia
will close this morning at 81 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
London Agenc'
To Rusiness Men.

Mesrs SAMPSON Low Sos Co. No Al Lndsate Hill, Lon
don are authorized receive subscriptions to The TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

DIR. JAMES MCCIINTOCK's DIARRHEA Cor
p Our confidence In the efficacy OF DIR. James McCin-
tsfs psirhea Coroisl upbouIded Everybody should
Yosk Ledger.
Price = cent. DepO, No. Is i5Beekmsas sOa by Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE, WIGS aud TOUPEEs,
supa all either hemp His assortment Of Ladies' Long
Brads krouts Halt Wigs etc. Is complete His splendid
Dye spp experienced artists TO the sasotios Of every
one Manufactured and sold No As'or House Copy the
eddreea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNESS.-This remedy
rabe contains lead sulphur 1t hss been tested In
Bstou Providence and the Eastern Sstea NJ CURrIs. Pro
prietcr Providence X Sold BY l. M Guion ~ Bowery;
J. l. Coddinston, us Broadwsyi W. H. Lewis 5H Green
wich ss John Jones ~ HOus.on:rt NewYork M Hsys
g. r. Milne and Reynolds Co. Brooklyn Sesw JsT'sy
City w. T. Mercer Newark BAMts s Park
Eos Is and Is PsIhrow. General Asenta and al Drassts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH q Co. RADICAL
Cvar TRvss. Aso, SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for vsricose
vcns svrrosxkk and SHOULDER BRACES Instruments or
aeomitss made oTder No Nesey Aston House. N Y.
ssAdies private and female attendants
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

HOMES For ALL.-The AMERICAN EMIGRANT
AID AkB COMPANY incorporated BY the State Of
NewYort) OHoe No. is6 Brosdwsy NewYork will sell at
reasonable pces And terms In Quantities desired;
Homestead Farms Wild Lands well tmbered aud containing
Minerals. Camel Coal &c, In rennsyvapiA fenns"es Viz
sipa nlseour. 40
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

srvys1YnreH1 NV Covsrnsfr'Ts IN rHr MONTH of JUNE
sooordins to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

NEBRASKA TERRITORIAL OY1rcHRs DEeEAsEp-It is a
arkable fact that OF the eight original appontees TO Office
n Nebraska by President Pierce after a organization,
not one OF them IL In Office, and only four Of them
A. r. Gilmore Esq.,) now reside In the Territory. Go
vernon Burt the rst Governor, died Mt Bellevue soon
after reaching tho Territory. Marshal Doyle died sud
denly from fall down fight Of steps in tho Exchange
Bank, in the winter Of 1866. Secretary Cunning died .
year and half ago in this city, and Judge Ferguson
10 added 70 the list Of the dead.
fnI RED SKINS RETURNING 10 rHy,3 Old HAuNMk-A oan
Of the Winnebagocs have recrossea moseslpp and
taken up tbe quarters In Heury county, H. few mites
strangcrs At the villages and farms within their range
they enter the dwellings BY daylight quietly and unob
served; 70 from 70 and appropriate bedding
clothes PROVISIONS, whatever eAse delights them, to
their use, and retire. In not few Instances have
they frightened the females badly They var0usly
estimated at from IS 10 400 In numbers exceedingly
destitute and when eame fails them they resort 70 tho
hen roost as naturally rs fox when no is hungry.
MAINLAND Coal TxADx--For the week ending on Satur
day. November Is, eS53lS tons Of coal were shipped
over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, and
e06 O5 over tho road Of tho Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Compromising . total for the week from the
entire region Of 3021 0S TONS Total shipments for the
year from the entire region 46l 962 IL TONS Eighty six
boats cleared from this port during the week ending We'd
he season 1851 boats cleared from this port carrying
285, lS6.0l tons Of coal
SKATING PARTIES Tho Hudson IN. w Star says a
humber Of ladies Of that city intend 70 organize skating
parties this winter in imitation Of those In Troy.
PAYMENT CANAL DRArrs.-The State Auditor gives no.
ce that the 28h Of December he viii the
ayent Of the canal drafts provision for quidang them
bsyipg been made by the people directing that lean for
q, 10000 be negotiated.
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NEWPORT Nov 3p-A,r CIV e achrs Albert Treat (,r),
Cole Charouetown PEI tor Philadelphia; Star Higgins fu
bsc for NYork Angler, 1hrsshtr from Wareh.m for do
Machas for do Lane Low gloucester for DO Warrior
chas for do, Clinton Morra Masod Ms for do Gazele,
Rogers Gloucester for do Sophia Godfrey homan Ph.de
hall Lord, Calais for NHaven Nevis; Brown do for do
Urosdfrd Fisk Boston for Pniadelphia; Chas Stephon
Rich from ProAinceown for do; Wild Rover Dave. Glou
ceste for ranger LownIng smith from Eau River for
chARIEsIoN, Nov 2e-Arr ship Paragon, Teen, Allan,
and srbIs " ebsser npd Warins from NYork.
NEW ORLEANS Nov yp-Arr ships Frank, Haynes, Lon
don; Silaa Grecrman, NYork
BALTIMCRE Nov SO-Arr schr Mercy, Taylor Boston
On Friday night of Chingosssgue, oss both sopmsss split
ia &c
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BATtgY-ADAN On Thursday, Nov a. al ST. Marks
church, by the Rev DIR. Anthem, EDWARD ID. BAILEY to
fIIzAEEIH NJ. ADAMS oldest daughter Of VIM H. Adams,
Eq., all OF this city.
CURKrE-RoAcH On Sunday, Nov. q, by the Rev. J.
Fronsoli, VI St. Charles church, Brooklyn, Mr. VicroR
A. Cuxuk Of New Haven Conn, MISS MARY ElzABxrH
Roach, oi brooklyn.
New Haven papers please copy.
FoNNER-vAS NoRpEs.-Un Monday evening, Now %,
by the Rev. W Z. Mikeis Mr.. JomN K FORMER to Miss
MARY EIzABE1B VAN EoRDKS, both Of this city.
GARDINER CooP1K.-At Croydon, N. H., on Thursday
Nov. II, by the Rev. Mr.. Chase ALgxASpgR GARpsxK
Claremont, 10 MARY +. COOPER
NAcy-CAkPrs1xa On Tuesday, Nov. %, JOSIAH HES
RY MACY 10 JENNIE CARpgs daughter Of the late Henry
Carpenter
MKRGIIyo1T-ParIRTK-- Wednesday evening, Nov.
70, by the Rev c. C. Norton Mr. OSCAR MEEcIiJoTT to
Mss CA7uAUss u. PA,IIsTx, AL OF THIS cty.
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Dr.. Pomroy and the Board of Foreign
Missions, SC.


Bosros, Nov 80, 1859.
The following card printed In several morning papers,
oxctes attention. is dated at the Missionary House,
BOSTON,
To THE Prsuc-Facts have recently to the know
ledge OF the Prudential Committee VI the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions deeply duplicating
the moral character Of DR.. Pomroy and rendering It i'm
possible that be should longer retain his official position as
Secretary OF tho Board He has resigned and Is longer
TO be recognized M an ocer of the Board The facts
ferred to have connection With bis official action BY
order Of the Prudential Committee
CHARLES STODDARD, Chairman.
Rev s. L. Ponroy, DID,, Secretary Of the American
Board for Foreign Missions is the person implicated by
the card Of the Prudential Committee of the Board pub
ished this morning. appears that during the tenn
porary absence Of Dr. Pomroy, letters addressed to him
at the Mission House wcre opened, making develope-
inens which induced him TO appear before tho committee
mako confession, which, in substance, to the
following enectThat some months ago he was walking
out in tho evening and accosted BY well dressed
female, and, at her request, accompanied her to her
home. While in the parlor in conversation with
her In, and, under the threat If exposure,
forced him sign note Of $500, which no did and sub
scaucntly paid IT, Since that he entced by another
female into another house, and there two assailed
him and forced him to sign another note for $780, which
no subsequently paid Another woman, by the rcprescn
tation that she suffering with disspaed husband
and destitute Children enlisted his feelings and he opened
correspondence with her. and subsequently, by tho nd
vice Of Mr. Cnoate paid $500 get his ecrs back which
he did and destroyed hcm" These statements Dr.. Pom
ROY admits to be true, but nothing further.
Meetings Of sympathy for John Brown toIbo held
on tho day Of his execution at fremont Temple Boston
and also a. Havcrhin, Nack qnd probably other towns
in the StatA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

E'INE FURs
The undersigned have on hand every variety OF
Ladies FUkS AND
FANCY SLEIGH ROBES
to which they would Il the the trade Thsr
lection OF
SABLE AND MINK cAPEs AND CLoAKs
deles competition.
a choice assortment Of RUSSIAN SABLE SKINS alvasp
on hand q. 4. BEESIER Co.,
IS Broadway
Corner of Rector ctroGk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Posy SAsSiA, G W, Nov. 81, lSs9
!. ca, srhooner J. II rniny
'"' Poi"'e' """"~e oun wv - - SlrLts ot
got in collision at midnight on Monday IN ~
hacknac. Both OF thsm sunk in sixteen ,athons An
hands Of the Milwaukee took to their boats and were
picked up W the propeller FI>e STATE which also saved
The crew Of the schooner excepting the ami tour
ssiln -
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES AT aESINs IA

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT 0ENINs IA
Prices RErUcED TN LAcEs AND EMBRoyprRTxa
fklCES REDUCED IN bOYS' AND YOUTHS CLOkId~
Prizes REDUCED IN LADIES' HosrEar
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT GENIHs BAZAAR.
PRICES REDUCED IN GENTS FURNISHING tfOOD6
PRICES REDUCED IN LADIES' GATHERS AL
PRiCFs Ri UcRp IN Cp1LpRENs LEaoINa.
PRICES kkDLCED IN GIRLS DRESSES.
GREAT Rtni CTipN IN PRICES AT T. ENIN'S BAZAAR~
PRICES REDUCED IN SMALL. BOYS SUITS.
PRICES Rel U1ED IN INFANTS WARDROBES-
PRICES kElIUCED IN INFANTS CLOAKS
PRICES hkDuCkD IN LADIES' ROBES m
PRICES REDUCED IN LADIES' UNDER LINZ.
fklCEs RELUtED IN BRIDAL 0gTFfTa
fkiCA RErUGED IN LADIES BONNETe.
PRICES kEDtCFD IN CHif.DKENiS B.,NNEr6
PRICES RE, UCED IN CHILDREN'S FANCY HAfA
rhICkS kEDLCED IN LADIES' HEADURk H2n4,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES At 9ENIN'S BAZAAR
PRICES REDUCED IN LADIES' FUHS
PRICES REDUCED IN tHILDRENS FURS.
PRICES REDUCED IN sIEIGH k0BES.
PRICES REDUCED In GENTS FUR CULLARS
PRICES REDUCED IN q 9NJ'S FUR GLOvE6
PRICES REDUCED IN GENTS FUR Gaps
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRiChs AT sENIN'6 BAZAAR,
PRICES REDUCED IN LADIES' FUR ARCTIC HUOn0-
PRICES REDuckD In BOqS CLOTH AND vRLvES
CAPS.
PRICES REDUCED IN BOYS AND MEMS sos1
ritc.s REDUCED N GENTS DRESS HATE
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES At GENIN'S BAZAAH.
81 and 5l3 BK0ADWAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
A MAMMOTH BALLOON TO HI CONSTRUCTED IN LAFAYETTE

MAMMOTH BALLOON TO HI CONSTRUCTED IN LAFAYETTE
INDIANA Mr.. Joseph Danngcr, the lafayette aeronaut
has set about the construction Of mammoth air vessel
Do called "The Star City, will BIO nearly hve times tho
rapacity OF tho balloon "Jupr and Is designed carry
our psasengors besides provisions and ballast In ts
construction Mr. Dan Eiger designs using material
for which he claims patent It Is called silk rubber and
Us yrtnc consists In s expansive quality great strength
and economy enabling the acronaut to dispense with all
netting savc wha little nny be necessary to sustain tho
basket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
For Washington.

Boston, Nov. 80, 1859
Messrs. Wilson and Sumner, of this State; Washburn
Morse and French of Maine; c. c. Wasnburn Of Wscon
SIM and Owen Iovcoy OF Illinois, left this city day for
Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
VNyIIL. BE READY THIS DAY-AT 3P. NJ,
w THE ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
OF THE
UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAS.

APPLETON's
RAILWAY GUIDE FOR DECEMBER CONTAINS
-Porra and Biographical Sketch Of Daniel Drow, vics
Chinook D.; with chronological Dalineson Of Character
dictated from Portrait BY Fowler Wells
2-Raways sndher Progrees Progress and Prospects q
Mepbi Tenn; San Francisco Cal Annual Copve-
ton OF Railway Ticket agents Cncnpa Ohio Express
business; Illinois Central Railway Michigan Central Railway;
sMswindrg Operations Doesn't Take Tie Papers; un-
peralleled yerancy How Kentucky Colonel was viciniz
ed at CipcirpatL
New Invensions-New Railway Brakes; the EnanslinG
Process Rusia Sheet Iron Timber and ts Decay Eleco
Clocks Production Of Lead; New Sleeping Agent Improv-
cd Centre Plate for Cars; AIR Eugtpes. - $1,000
b-Aneodotes and Incdeph Of Trsvel,,,The Enchanes0
Island; One Hundred Miles, per hor Nightmare on sno
Rats Tale Of Western Life: Switched od ne IsaSk -
Picun Man. and Saved bis Chs The rnsnsrree e ~
Wanted HIN TO be President Of f pi1s s Hs
6ned Ploughing IN Iowa; Who Chns mo f'Ao '' us' ~
SSn,cd States Time Indicator showing The difference q
,,e eeen te various cities OF the United STATES ncudn9
San Francisco California and London nns@no-"''n Illus
traton ,.. -,,se fourtlr1 Tyouse Calendar
ar; innsorrtant Rules for Railway travellers
large steel plate Msp OF the Railways Of tho United
ssasec routes to and from Now York PHILADELPHIA
pworr Buaso Cleveland, Toledo Cincinnati Chicago 81
ss C. With Maps and ether mfcrmaon relating 70 th0
sss means travelling 70 and from al he principal cl
s19 Isl Of prominent Hotels the principal cities Of ho
unonA azeee, Of the United States arranged under he
sc }EaSevsnty i've Maps Of the principal Railways
a-New Tune Tables corrected TO date
For all the the principal railways
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FER COPY.
also be obtained Of oil the principal book and period
As and 81 broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

PORTLAND, Nov. 80, 1861
Captain Grange, Of the Bohemian, passed close W cape
Race ast Saturday at p. NJ was fine Gear day
and moderate breeze was blowing; threw the dcs
pstchee for tho Associated Press overheard.
Tho Bohemian calls on Saturday ncxt With ~ MALTA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Grover & Bakers Noiselcss Family Sew
pe Machines at reduced pricea
% 4e5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
l2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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8!a.C&GLAE HDys.

Dh ravGG n.as -'~-'~-7.@~">->-~-
IUk yrfrrv.i NPhRTAL wtNT ay5rers
" -. -. NSy ut ON WtaR IEEGS urps n
see To- eu,;s,rs g. si's. aFsS.Ai BsBuTTS
% ssnt ~ "y" sye got SYroSA ssl By aUy rxsn1cex
sef,yt..., 80 bnvanAGE
a-oI = - p''ssr'ng en- he cxh,iasxM = ~ftcn q
btnaaf y sS,ne snh0u njar,ous rcyuM,
i-'inthtsn w AN' 4'lsPFl. LA WYEaS ALL, kU0f.E
EFFAKRRS
es,n.S 49, 80 S.c o,hss adns ssasansy -
n suess OF srdert sirrts perfectly hArwloss NJ ~
nt- not0 TIE puons ktcs no foenI d - RI
~ Rs 70 re had - ,bt bar LIQUOR saiooea
rT save 9y Charles wadicsid, ss9 ana as Brsadwxl
~ barnes q ftrf u Pafk druxwSuaa -
FRlCE III PER 8oTfLK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Holmes Dollar Photogr n PMS and Anibr
types otes Of the Art Old Gallery revived SIS Broad
WAY, by the Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
rcupees The best the world, wholesale roSA and the
I'VE privately applied, q; Astor House.
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The Board or State Canvassers.

ALBANY, Nov 80, 1867
tho Board o. State Canvassers the l4h Of Do
oen6er The delay IL tn 'qucnce of tho non-retarn
u votes from Yates county. The Secretary Of State
messenger there to-day for the returns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Barry's Trisopher0us is the Best and
cheapest article for ciessng beaafyinR cleaning, curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold BY all
druepiets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Oface sos broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
Wool Sale,

PHiiAIELPHIA, NOV. 80, 1853.
TIE auction aae of 400 900 pousds Of wool comm need
1t noon NJ Thomas Sons, auctoneers. There a
Large attendance and lively biddiDg and 10 an hour auos,
prices obtained Extra fleece, 55c. 59Mc double extra
nc medium ,3ehc. 5o5sc; common, BIC 42c three.
iourths blood, 81 &c. super pulled, 49, $50 tub
Wool Sc 4SKc.; Cape Of Coed Hope, unwashed 32Hc
The sale realized $l75,oo0 and satisfac
,ory Many OF the bids were equal to the market price
1heIe was aI &c attendance from the East.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

MILLIONS o. Bottles OF Mrs. Windows
Soothing eyrSp vsed every year Ia tbs unsd States
fer children ecthng with falling succo9 Relief b
immediate and certain Only No. q bcltla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Williamson Bros Photogra phs, Cameo
type their beautifully colored taken only
al 2a3 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Bachelors Heir Dye, Wigs and Tou
pecs In the world SURPRISING made Sold and ap
pncd at the mandatory, 23S broadway.