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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

e We hstc heard thro' 'hc atagedri'eT, that ter
ri6ls renconter took place at,hc town of Mckinney
la, Thursigy, between tTvo young gentlemen, Mase
sni GTsyeg which resulted in the immeliae death Of
the latter. and in seriously wounding the former
They we're cousins, and gentlemen Of the highest re
sreetability We have not heard tho particulars Of
,he unhappy affair, hut earoed it originated eut q
an old disppse between them. Considerable excite
men, eEisy in the community, and the whole matrer
oeenns - deeply deollre3 b. their friends and
runintancce,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

ur- - seen that our old friend, .. o,
g-.. nan, Eas become the proprietor Of
,aB- g ago line from Palestine to this place
g.4 A,.... Kaufman, and s determined to put
E-yHr . d travelling order. rs ray !ine in
-,--- vas faith in his doing what he says,
ma, imend the line to the ptrcn'gc Of
...- Gibbs has also. re-nsta,ed himself
.. ... -,rr the "Gibbs House." IN Kaufman,
,..-.. r pleased to see his old friends and the
..,-.r..-. ..-- =, generally. See advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

RE- See the card Of Me:srs. J. j. Cain l. Co..
cotton factors and commission merchants, Houston
Texas. This lie an old established house. though 1t
has Undergone some charges recently. The principal
member Of the fsn, aOwv,er. romans in #. aid is
well laown TO the bushes, community. See card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

r'H T. B!,,k, Of Jaf,r,on, NJ! ort,ses, in 20
day's sprr, far 1000 s5eves. Ho! MI &c cattle
raosy here 10 con7tnient casl market for all your
young seycs !Ir. 3. r,ys tho higha5; market price
70. such bee7ee % ne Auyg.
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YEYy ADVERTISEMENTS
a Card.
HoUsroy, August let, 1855

HoUsroy, August let, 1859
.ar. Eiiior The copartnership between Mr. lam
and myself, under the style of j. Cain Co.
J;sconiinued by mutual consent. have bought cut
his interest in the warehouse and business and viii
continue the business in the same manner as hesto
fore, and at the same place, in my name. Feeling
thankful for the extensive patronage hsretoiore ~
ceive1 trust to merit continuance oft. Ali con-
sgnneutg and letters should lie addressed to me nas
viduslly. ,
You're, h I. BLUM
10 t2S0--fsO-o
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1921.
8,411
Relgla's majority,

An idea may DO formed Of the strength Of Judge
Reagan in the late campaign, frem the extract above,
taken from tie Advocate Il was predieted at an
earl stage of the that he would DO elected
By Large majority but no enc was prepared for 20
overwhelming vote The very A0Od gates Of p0pu-
lar favor seemed xrned ocae, and hare swept every
thing hrtcre their irresistsble might Texas nay
sell be proud Of such member to represent her in
tercsts in the House, and may point with exultation
to this distinguished gentleman, as the American
type OF the honest sefrusde man, dear to the people
and faithful to their interests
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

- Runnsls, with few faithful sympathizers, has
teen mp Salt River. He was heard 70 sing, On icr
slodre in some vast " illerncss. Iatsl1igs5rsr.
E,asss in vast wiidErnesses have hesn triea both,
Nz.ca se5 ,cfrz. Sam Esr called the " BIZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

rr ny Of Galveston i'nov lighted With
ga tho frat city in Texas, that has eom'
...--.f.. ~ this beautiful and chsAn light We
onvi,l ,ocn follow 5git
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
WAREwoToN, August Q, 1859,
Col. Joha Z. Pe,ton, Stauntoa, Va

COL SJ1', -. region, SEHUHLoV, w.
Ny DEAR Sra - You do me no more than JUS
tice in YOUR kind letter, for which accept MY
thanks. in assuming that do not concur with
the Administration in their views respecting the
rights of naturaiged citizens, as defined in the
lie Clerc letter." which, 1t is proper to observe,
have boeu since materially modified.
Under our Constitution there can be no just
distinction between the rights Of natve-born
and naturaized citizens TO claim the protection
of our Government, al home and abroad Unless
naturalization releases the person naturalized
from oil obligations which he owed to his native
country by virtue OF his allegiance, it leaves him
in the sad predicament of owing allegiance to two
countries, without receiving protection from
cither-a dilemma in which no American citizen
should ever be placed,
Neither have you misapprehended my opinions
in respect to the African slave trade. That ques-
ton seriously disturbed the harmony Of the Coa-
yeution which framed the Federal Consti tuition.
Upon it the delegates divided into two parties,
under circumstances which, for a tune, rendered
harmonious action hopeless. The one demanded
the instant and unconditional prohibition of the
African slave trade, on moral and religions
grounds, while the other insisted that it was a
legitimate commerce, involving no other consider
alton than q sound public policy, which each
State ought to be permitted to determine Fer it.
SELF so long as it was sanctioned by its own laws.
Each party stood FIRMLY and resolutely BY its own
position until both became convinced that this
vexed question would break up the Convention.
destroy tho Federal Union, blot out the glories
of the Revolution, and throw away all it's bless
ings, unless some fair and just compromise could
be formed on tho common ground OF such mutual
concessions as were Indispensable 20 the preserva-
lion OF their liberties, union, and independence
Such e compromise was effected and incorpor-
ated into the Consultation, by which it was I'M
derstood that the African slave trade might con.
tinue as legitimate commerce in those States
whose laws sanctioned it until the year lS0S,
from and after which time Congress might and
would prohibit it forever ougbought..the domi-
MON and limits OF the United States, and pass all
laws which might become necessary to make such
prohibition effectual. The harmony of the Con-
vention was restored, and the Union saved BY
this compromise, without which the Con3titution
could never have been made.
Is.and firmly by this compromise and by all
the other compromises Of the Constitution. and
shall use my best Efforts to carry each and all of
hem INTO faithful execution, in the sense and
with the understanding in which they we're orr
ginally adopted. IN accordance with this CON-
promise, AIN irreeoncilably opposed to The re
vival OF the African dave trace Ii
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the editorial prsseipr The article
...... " ..a,h Of virginia s,owart," On the hrsi
.... IS paper, several errors occurred, va ,
r.. l74ll be esls5sl!gni nsilr GEP''o'a
- oFPlTEiI,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

.--s- ... attention to the carl q M'ssr', Smith
- ton Factors abl General Commission
.,.. ,,ton, Texas, In ,o-d,y's paper.
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Conversational Nelurne.


We give below the vote Of this Congressional Dis
trict as Tar received. OF the thrtyone counties
gi, en- some official, while from others the vote is
Oul partial. From one county We have no returns,
to-wit, Newton.
Judge Reagau's majority will be over toenty thou
sand, probably about twenty-o thousand. In view
the issues involved and the great abiit and rep
utttion Of Judge Ochiltrce, the result is perhaps
sihout parallel. And evinccs in tine most marked
manner the de- otion Of the citizens of this District
to the support Of the Constitution and the laws Of the
country and the we'll settled principles Of the Demo
cratic party, and their Misrepresentation of the wild
and revolutionary doctrines OF fiibuselng and the
re-opening Of the African slave trade and Of pure
" tionui policy opposed to the steady nanten-
ance Of the timc.honered principles Of Democracy
The result be rs gratifying as it is aatterng TO
Judge Reagan and his friends:
REHABILITATION.
Reagan, 23,T2l.
Ochiiiree, 8,411
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

1.-THE Huntsville item has cut the acguain-
lance of the Trinity Advocate Centreville Herald,
and the Civilian Gazette, aeSo act Of the
ne- in which they conducted the late esnP' en- The
Item Is indignant their lukevarmness in support
CT the State ticket, and thinks be got along with
ont such papers hs tbose above mentiuacd-
OyERsoAzD.-rhe Huatsyils I..-s has -crJ Gr1-
sss sl.. ss.'. . =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

Mr. Douglas give, his opinions fully upon mo i'm
porlnt questions in the following letter. He argues
with many Of the leading statesmen CT the day, that
there be no just or proper distinction between the
right Of native born and naturzzed ctizens, to claim
The protection Of the government at home or abroad
IF the laws Q: naturalization anything and are
no. wholly farce and deception, they must confer
this right II ia under this belief and this construc-
tan that foreigners surrender their allegiance to 9th
CT powers and swear fsnlty to Last week we
Ga, G fhe views Of Attorney General Black upon this
subject who maintains their right to cailn protection
from the country Ct their adoption. Mr.. DouSlas is
short but positive upon this subject. nnd states con-
cisely lis views upon the important question. The
Richmond Enquirer gives publicity to the letter writ.
ten to Col John Z. Peyton. Of Stanton, Va. This let
ter about which 60 much has been said, is in our
tinatoa, to be embraced in the usuacatalogoe Of
bids for the Presidency although MIR. Douglas. like
Mr. Wise, Is not averse to nomination fdr that azal
ted position;
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.. -.......a au,.r a.ar ..... .. .|.... FOO. r.
.rsrou...is tpl Hr..r,.r ..sI.... .p. r' Hrr
Senator Tho .ieus r,urr...i no. following ',m
muuls,t'0ua uubty ,,uc t Dut uar, sui ~ s,,'u-
tl,l. O, ths puda, vc d,.r,l.m 40 Ssh ur is'.,c iu
lead 1r frc'all public -ca,asat when tha ma''r'
ARE moved upon any important sa' l,s' and 'ss 10 1c
t'ari through ,hc medium ~ the p,f.s, wc conceive
Il 10 to H. luty of every journalist to aid AMI Assist
lea the expression Of their sentiments AMI preferences
re have long known that no man IN the Last 'e'u
HIGHER position in every particular, constituting tue
tue eleneGts II craftsmanship, than LOUIS l. wig
fu.-.aui NJ, have long known that i was the wish
NJ many d, see hin, Mace In sphere, in which hir
talents could dul fee secPe' and IN Wh''h lac eoH'n
.er., the State IN . manner 'owmersura'e with her
,rortg md saliiry To 40 90 uur own indi'lduA
r,pier,psc Gr hlm jn such a Isis, wcnl not weigh
an toa, with the country, but hacked MS We arc hy
b, many reliable, sound and uuwnyeTing member; 81
ihc democracy, We feel no logger Nry hcstaney 30
Publishing these communications
lie known from one end Of tho state 10 the other,
rs well FIR his clear views OF StstN'mHsip, rs hi.
boldncss in advocating MI questions Of policy con-
nectoi With federal or State affairs. Ills towerng in
c!ec' enlarged conceptions Of governmental maers.
his fa,l understanding aud ilst appreciation Of the
machinery q our government aud institutions are
known sui admitted from ,he Sabine 10 the Rio
tine Gulf to Red River. The whole
sountry his ils;suea in wrnrt attention to his c!o-
ouerce, srd drank With breathless interest the words
Of Wis om that fell from his lips; thousands have
beard his stirring aprs'ls in defense Of democracy
anil have seen his alghirg eyes and glowing form, ms
he defended the cherished principles of our party from
the a.Tsrson, Of her snemie. and elevated the stand
nrl o. pure States Rights democracy under the con-
s,itnon. His political s;s'us t too vel! known to
need any exposition fson ug,arl his reputation too
high TO require any caosy We refer our readers to
the following communications. fer tho estimate in
" heh he s held in different counties. While differ
Ell, journalist nre expressing their preferences We
hone that the liberty will he lSvtse e& tended US
We give the views expressed 10 tho following
lottera ~
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KAtFlAS, Aug, 1859.
Dr. Cu,s +. PRToE

DR. CCNs Il. Pryor
Dor Sir In view ct the Importance OF the
subject now occupying the public mind. in regard
10 the election os United Statea Senator from
this Suite, we think W. reflect the wishes Of a
largo majority of tho citizens 0f hi, county
whe we any that the Hon Lewis r. Nigfa!l. l.
our choice Tor that elevated position. lie is as
worthy of that honor tod y, 40 he was two years
ago, when the whole Stale seer1si to point 70
him NJ the successor OF the illlstrious iend3rson
We do rot mean to inpugo the motives Of Onr
esieemod Executive in appointing he Hon. Mats
Ward, or to pass sentence upon his Judgment IN
so doing hut We have lor z looked forward % The
time wLpr the couutr7 should honor the diftin-
guishod champion Of her "'gh.a, !sr;s I. Wig
fall. in n manner alike honorable to hcrsoI. rs
we'll as credit,hle 10 him. A. 8 sound demonrl'
and able state ma" o TWO rntrins, and STATES
Rights man, we believe he lrs no eupericr. AID
AS such We would be happy to sec him elevate TO
the distinguished position Of Senator. H. adfo-
eating his claims aud hi5 cause, we woul not he
construed into an attempt to djsraraga those Of
any other gentleman, whatever; hut when W.
rrfcot p:qr bis reryces, md the en!anent ability
with witch lie has di snharr d them, we cannot
-efrp;o from expressing our 0cc!deO cf.a,.- -
aIi others.
If these rmarks coincide with your own viewa,
and are deemed worthy of place in your col
umns, we would be pleased to have them giyen
to the public, Yours truly, &c,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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r.raestnT, uplsr the sa'P!'l'' 1t the
O. rcsby,,risu', win commence ~ John
10 r....-. Thursday before the second Sunday
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

u The Telegraph contains e'ter from CORE
spondent OF Zacatecas Mexico, from which we clip
the following paragraph
ZAoATEoAs, MEXICO, July 8th 1859
Dear Tel The Galveston News of June 9th, is
at hand, and contents noted. see that Mexico is
with you discussions among your politicians, In
dian troubles, and the niger question, are the all
absorbing topics in your boosted land of freedom
Sam Houston, too, has made speech in the Senate
His memory of events is sadly at variance with the
Mexican version of the battle Of San Jacinto. The
names Of Sherman, Wharton & Jack, are not dead
letters in Mexico, for they know how to honor the
brave.
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...a...- time n Canr.ncs,lnE VIII he held near
.r.ar. p,llu county. under the drec,,ou Of
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H..-... s.tire o. Pp'rpu, OF "a ItrrHI IL Va
~ 81 thr l"fH Ur.I u. l.Ir.rr s. .tN .u.gil..
rlsstsi 60 CONE ..-H-. Tni -rr'D The Same
3 it.s imr1Tt ~ tusi ilH p u-zs .l.ly' .
J ~ -WlNrELl-
July,lIsR
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Weia1,l n7, lHgasl 81 $50,
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-.oAt,,= ron, 6. J., Douelas.

In ;hcsc days CT President making, when eGch ar
dent partizan is bringing forward his au, equipped
and abp0iated TO suit nd iiual fncies, it may be
Interesting know what these asprants have to say
for til mselycs. Messrs. Douglas and Wise arc rot
glow to speak and express themselves fully upon i'm
portant questions They fall into the other extreme
that OF speaking and writing too much Such
2ourne has been the urdoing Of moro men than the
works OF hundred Warwioks. Mr. Wise iuds him.
self in awkward prcdcs-aeot on account Of that
,,,..,.cr :y,f t~.i~ iNtisr. Nv ,-.--,-------,,.
least cf IL
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IE DALLAS HER MD.

l4sRIH5 IL PRYOR Ed!'o"
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The whole matter resolve itself into tho faD. that
Mr. Wise has bs,n most cruelty viotimised, and that
with view to destroy his prospects for the nonii'
nation at Charleston lie appears to be placed in an
dilemma, out no one cnn better cyri
cate himself from difficulty than Mr.. Wire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

4 TTENTION, SKIRT DEALERs-CALI. AND Ex-
"A anime our misses skirts, 20, IL, 10, "a and IL
sprngs ladies' 40 81 and 10 springs woven good shape
large size and cheap. Q. l. HARDING
Factory c8l Spring street. Hudson.
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A UCTION NOTICE-H r. LEEDS JR AUCTIONEER
~ MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A UCTION NOTICE-H. T. LEEDS JR, AUCTIONEER
~ MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The following will be sold at public auction Monday,
Sept g. at l0 O'Clock precisely all the superb costly
nture paintings satuary and works of rosewood draw
suits elegant octave panOfore mirrors vel
vet carpets &C. contained N the private residence No 81
Doctor Billings The auconeer calls the special of
his friends and the public this sale being the largest
richest assortment of household furniture offered auction
this season; order for the pre.
by those celebrated cabinet makers. Ponset
Scharp only last May and in complete order The whole
will be peremporfy and absolHey sold without reserve
Consists OF carved rosewood eegere marble tops
French plate doors and back ladies' work table nlad with
mother pearl centre table stauay marble
full suits of drawing furniture elegantly carved
Of the most expensive description, consisting of two
teteatete sofas two arm two reception and eight
oval back chars console tables inad buh and tortoise
she'll brocade and lace curtans six Light omou and
chandeliers imported from Paris by Marco Lapranz Co
candeabras brackets French plate pier and mirrors
with rich gilt frames superb Seyres and Dresden china
sc bronzes representing Night Morning. Pandora paint
ing, Poetry MUSE Crusaders &C. antique lava vases from,
Herculaneum and Pompe ebony card table
rugs Turkish chairs secretary and bookcase lined with
Rosseau, Inman Huntingdon Cole, Lecarde and other emf
artists French line engravings Trial Ee Dean The
Flight Of 9seRh and Mary mo Esp, Yh the oSn ssyo
Carved legs and four round finished all
inad with pearl and solid pearl keys made Smith
Co., OF Broadway, and fully guaranteed music rack
and music hall rosewood hat stand ocloh Brussels
pet. Chambers second story-Richy rosewood
bedsteads, Louis XIV bureaus and match
wardrobes dressing toilet tables, shaving stands book
paasses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets
Sheets quilts counerpanes decorated china toilet sets oval
mirrors dining furniture of kind also kitchen
utensils &C. Sale positive without regard TO weather. Terms
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A LOTION NOTICE.

UOTION NOTICE.
Monday Sept & at los o'clock precisely ali the superb and
wood drawing suits elegant octave pianoorie,
% % ss ssg &C. 1s in as
Sixth The snconeer calls the attention Of hi.
cSes Assortment urnue offered a.
this furniture all made order for the present
emily May and is in complete order The whole viii be
al pha%Sa K go TfS
sa Of anS sc Ss 5 and
mother pearl rosewood centre table, stauary marble tops
two full suits Of drawing Iss furniture ass elegantly
the expensive description consisting of ete
so tables niad bah and tortoise shs brocade md lace
ns six light ornou and bronze chandeliers imported from
French plate pier and nane mirrors with rich ss frames:
In
sentng Night and Mornings Pandora painting, Poetry, Music
Pompe ebony table velvet carpets rugs Turkish easy
chairs 81 LIVED
Cole n E and Hs s artists French d line
INTO
Carved legs and corners finished round
inad win pearl and solid pearl keys made Smith Aherton
@ o
and music hall hat stand Brussels stair
beds,eads style Louis XIV bureaus and eommodes e match
stands couch arm chairs curtains shades cornces hair mat
iresse paasses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets
e Sn ye sne & n pr
Mahogany and black walnut sofas bedseads rockers
stands ingram carpets Dining roomsSuperor extension
dining table, buffet chairs buffers and stand
and crystal glass decaners gobes wines champagnes
bers fruit and celery stands paran marble punch bowl
plated caster cake basket coffee spoons knives
kin French china dinner 100 pieces
A pieces ivory handle table cutlery solid dinner
and tea service also of Herngs safes basement and
kitchen furniture desirable Terms Of the sale
cash bankable money certified checks. n B-Paries
wishing their goods packed shipped by
competent person the sale Sixth stages
pass within few doors Of the house.
JNO. j. RENNIE, Auctioneer.
Office, 64J Broadway.
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF
n Magnificent and valuable rosewood furniture beautiful
mante and pier mirrors eaboraey carved
panoore elegant suits rich bronzes marble
valuable works of art and articles Of vu in the
spacious residence No. 1852 West Tweny first street doors
from Seventh avenue.
On MONDAY, Sept 26 at 101s O'Clock
without regard to weather.
The above sale will be strictly without
large and elegant collection Of rosewood paror dining
and chamber furniture of description quality and
quantity such seldom offered at public auction The house
to rent for SALE Paror furniture consists Of superior
carved octave rosewood panoforte magnificent
satin brocade and medallion made order entirely
perfect Ezabehan gothic with tons sta
tuary and pier tables gilt marble top consoles two
elegant pier mirrors with gilt bases and cornces silk and Lace
curtains Turkish lounges with Turkish chairs match cover
ed napestry solid reception chairs in broade and
ELEGANT BRONzEs AND MARBLE GROUPS
Embracing Sbakspere, Milton, DAY and Nghto Peace
and War; "Forap the GODDESS Of flowers 1.-The Ppersu Co
nmbus Murenburgh; the Roman Conquerop &C. with beau
ul collection Of Etruscan rnante and paror orna
ments rich Dresden and Sevres china va ble paint
ngs jewel cases ornou chandeliers DC Dining and
Chambers-Sohd rosewood bcdsteads dressing
reaus Chamber Furniture sneBookcases, large hair
mattresses ete Voare chairs lounges rosewood and
French cottage chairs card and sofa tables gold bordered
shades tapestry and Wilton carpets rosewood furniture in hair
dining room chairs French and Bohemian china gobe Wines
champagnes, dinner and ten with complete set Of rich
ruby engraved wine decaners, wine bottles bowls
liquor stands &c with alarge variety Of white French
urns, &c. all in fine order N. BReliable men viii in NJ
tendance 10 pack ship the Foods for purchasers de-
sired deposit will be required of all purchasers
w. Is. WESTCOTT Auetioneer
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Il, l.. SNOW, AUCTIONEER.--M MORTGAGE SALE pER
~. order Of Geo by virtue Of execution viii
sell ~ aucnon Monday Sept &C. 10 o'clock at 257 Bowery
large stock Of groceries and liquors. scales counters shelly
ing, 10 chests tea, &c ' ~ ~
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CARD.-DR. POWELL. OCCUIIsT, AUR1ST, &C,
IA may be consulted all diseases Of the eye from
10 O'Clock daily at his Office, 90 Broadway Twelfth
street. IstAcial eyes inserted.
T ADY UCuLIST, OF G56 SIXTH AVENUE HAS FOX
The past four and continues successfully remove
without operation or pain blindness Diseases anu weakness
The eye thought ncntabe Opacites invariably renovea
Days Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays between 10 and Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
FALL FASHIONS,

(yHARIOTTE G. SMITH WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, 26TH
~ inst her exclusive and elegant styles Of Paris cloaks
nlas Ac comprising full variety Of all the latest and
select novelties with large assortment of very choice
ments manufactured expressly for city trade Fall and winter
honnets Of al kinds for retail trade 1902 Broadway above
Twenty aYh