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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
GooDsM GooDs!. GooDsm GOODS !.

GOODSn GOODS. !. GOODS! GOODS :,
oGooDS! Go0DSm GoODSm GOODS
Fail d lVia,er Goods Fan n Fiater Goods
F1H y Winter Goods Fail y W.nter Good.
The subscriber has received la. ge and well So
leced stock of seasOnable goods his store room
on Market street, (nearly opposite the Clcarfield
House.) Clearfeld. Pa. which he will sell che,n
HIS stock consists of general assortment of good
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE. DRUGS 4 OILS
and host of other articles that are freopentlv
sought alter; among which can be found an cx-
tensive and varied selection of the latest and meat
est styles and best quality, of plain aud fancy
CASSIMERES. CLOTHS. SATTINETS
SATIN VEs1ING, TWEEDS, HATS & CAPS.
ana an extensive variety of Boots and Shoes for
either LADIES, Gcntlemcn Children; with al
most every other article that may be wanted by
the citzens OF the town and surrounding vicinity
Frlleuiar attention Is especially directed to HE
selection OF Ladies' Dress q Goods, among which are
DUCALS, PERSIAN CLOTH, DEBEIGE
CoBURGS, CASHMERES. DELAINE 2
ALPACAS, FRENCH MARINOS, PLAID =
and full assortment of Bonnets for tho scaso,
The pressure of the money market having had
the effect of reducing the price Of many articles
of merchandise. the undersigned has been ensbIa5
to buy his stock at such rates that he can sell goS
at prices to suit the times And baving bSra,n
fore endeavorcd to please his customer bo,h =;
the quality of goods and the prices st which ba
SOFA tneni' ne hoies TO receive reasonable sb.r.
OF patronage. All in want of goods. Will ,lsass
call IN and examine his stock of cbe,ns.t paass
oountry produce taken in exchange for Soods
800. ,S,I.7-1, -, 30. %, WM. E. IRWIN.
MI AohEhEL, Herring, Bacon Colfsb 6c Gov
I'l sale at the store of ~ w
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NEW WORK FOR RAGENTS:oTHE LIFE,

NEW WORK FOX AGE IS.-1HE IiFE,
1V SPEECHES AND MEMORIALS OF DANIEL
WEBSTER, containing his most celebrated Ora
tions, a selection from the Euloges delivered on
the occasion of his Death and his Life and Times.
By SAMUEL NJ. SMUCkER, A. M.-This splen
did work is just published in one large volume Of
800 pages. 1t is printed on fine paper and bound
in beautiful style; contains excellent tint illus
trations of his Birthplace and Mansion at Marsh
held and full-length, lifc-ikc. Steel Portrait.
The Publisher offers il with confidence 20 the a :
merican public and is convinced that it win sup
ply an Important want in American literature.
No work was to be obtained heretofore. which pre-
sented. in compact and convenient compass the
chief events of the life of Daniel Webster. his
most remarkable intellectual efforts. and the most
valuable and interesting euogies which the great
of the nation uttered in honor of his memo
ry. We present all these treasures in this volume
at a very moderate price, and in very conre-
nient form. Subscription price, in cloth, SI.73:
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sIrous of becoming Agents for this valuable work,
viii address for full particulars.
DUANE RULIS0N- Publisher,
mar2l 33 South Sd street Philadelphia. Pa.
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CAUTION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or meddling with span
of horses-one bay and one sorrel mare-a two
horse wagon and harness and two tons OF hay
now in the possession of Henry Schulz IN Union
township the same belongs TO me. and Is subject
TO nv order LEONARD GLE.
Union tp.. March ., 1S59-3t-p.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

n. g. They will also receive every variety q
articles on commission. AT low rates. NJ & t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
Boerhaave, a Great Physfcfan. who

Boerhaave, a Great Physfcian,- who
taught and pracsed medicine for sixty ordered
excepting one volume Of immense size. This labelled
ITO my dear pupils" They opened with profound venera-
tom ii was all blank eaves neither wiling nor printing WAS
text these words" Head cool, feet and bowels
open viii keep doctors poor" He might added If the
pain restessuess relieve him. be done so safely
for pain and reessncz often but the consequence
lures efforts to throw out offensive and hurtu matters
which, II inudiiously inerfered WITH IL of more injury
than service to Me sufferer But irritating matters should
be evacuated and those secreons which soary should
be made free Above ar dear pupils 30 coed but be
and do no harm. Remember Rome 500 years had
sence and OF her po.ern But the Romans had nyersal
purgaive which in al its material elements like Bran
dres pills incapable of njuhg because only operative upon
the parts involved the disease Brsndreh ve
geabe universal pills benefit used the what
They purge but cad, be Sex but from the S Seana n
your bodies of matters which purgng always
search for those herbs and grasses which open her
and this them. And the experience OF hundred
YEA mas INA, h % a, nave always oenet,ed
Natures medicine because matter what the
be- how intense where situated dose of fodr
always relieves and whena
Is practicable because they take from the blood only mp
rites The skill exhibited In using them the
CASES DATED 1889 CONTINUED
Dr. JANIS LuII Of Posdam Y, writes August H. 1852
his finger three days before which caused immediate
pain swelling and violent fever When him the pain
sleep The hand turning dark coored and the
point OF modification His doctor was ignorant of the
his there evening and during the night
him whole box OF pills applied yeast poulce and saved his
lfe.p
August p 1857 honestly and confidently
Bandreths pills to the favorable Of the public
best medicine have dealt In during thirteen
experience in the sale Of medicines having
hundreds of Of almost form Of disease with the
che universal remedy that yet produced,
Principal Office 294 Canal street. Price 25c per box.
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sooal bishon ,oat;no such di,.;sio x desirable. It
IL believed that the two movements are sss o'".u, W.
plan being to place Bishop Onderdonk S,,
and the present provisional bishop the ofh1r. @
opposition VIII be made against this movement, LII,
there we're any way Of dividing the diocese ths
cple OF elective affinity, the matter might be harmons
" arranged Let those churches that desire the Epseo
pal services OF Bishop Onderdonk be gathered into ons
diocese and the suspended bishop be restored and SET
over them This would be gratifying TO the feelings OF
his frends and would the feelings OF those who can
not consent to be ruled agn by this diocesan 1t is said
That the peace and integrity Of the church seriously
threatened by these moy erneS,ts
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Good 3
PATENT
CHEWING TOBACCO,
an
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT

FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
bv Messrs f.. GOODWIN BRO. of New York city
TOBACCO Of the BEST QUALITY Is selected neatly wrap
ned in TIN FOIL. and PATENT PRESSED
The advantage of this other brands consist in the
size packages rendering convenient in
the pocket and by being DRESSED SOLID keeps MOIST
and FRESH retains its FULL RICH FLAVOR and improves
in qualify is used while in other brands, the
package is opened the quality rapidly DETERIOR
tobacco dryand erng the pocket TO the great
noyance the The dressing which the PATENT
undcrgoes in the of manufacture frees IL
from all grit impurities objectionable in the plug
Cbewers viii do well to give the patent pressed atrial
and Judge for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale merchants who receive direct from
the manufacturers. f. GOODWIN BRO.
20, and 800 Water street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou-
pees the best In the world surprising all made Sold and an.
piled ut the mandatory, Z3 broadway.
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cheapest durable roofing In Ia FIRE and water
proo adapted to oil kinds of roofs whether old or new
steep specimens and references at our Offices $40
Broadway opposite St Nicholas Hotel New York $40
Fulton street, Brooklyn JOHNS Il CROSLEY.
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Barry's Tricophcrous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, identifying cleaning
preserving snd restoring The hair Ladies try It. Sold by al
druRghts.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees-The In the world Wholesale retail and the
privately applied. No. 6 Aston House.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes, l Broadway Of Murra
street, New York.
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The Drawings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

cona.,s,i drawings or the Sussex County and
consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS 4 CO.,
MANAGERS.
legislature OF the State OF Delaware at s last session.
.ng CIV en- 10 France Broabenis Co. lottery for
twenty Years We the undersigned Commissioners appointed
~ c Governor OF said State to superntend the drawing of
beers l.rawn this day. -
Sussex CouSrY-CLAs, No. l4i. SEPTEMBER 10. 1859.
IS, l6, 80, 70, IA. 6s, 25, so, 81, II, %, 80.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERr-cLAss Two SER 10, 1852
T,7s, %, 70 1s, &C. 60, &c. 49, g. 81 T. 80 90 ST.
Witness our hands at Wilmington Del, this day Satur.
day, September TO- 1859.
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED II. wOOTTEN.
FRANCE BROADBENTS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Del
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c,oss Shades! GIass Shndes!,
unlloMny,s Ointment and III

Glass shades of all sizes for covering clocks flowers &C.
constantly hand and made to order. Depot l66 William
corr of Ann.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radk-
cal They also keep silk elastic stockings for var
veins supporters andsihouder Instruments for
deiormes made 70 order No. 2vesoy street. Astor House.
Nm. York
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AlleOck's Porous Plastexb.-They Resolve
aud pain by calling forth e acrd parts
internal the skin Sold At rs cents each 24 Canal street,
and BY all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Grover & Bakers NOfseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at col Broadway, New York:
ls2 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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The London Stereoscopic Co.'s Depot
For microscopes and pictures 64 Broadway
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chronological Examfnntions--With
charts showing the talents defects and proper pursuit given
daily, at FOWLER WELLS, sos Broadway.
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Reduced to S5O.-Bcst for Family Use.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed
Office 4S9 Broadway, Of Broome street.
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Reduced to $5O.-Best for Pla ntn tion Use.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed.
Office 4s9 Broadway, corner Of Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

bne in uned agency the of nearly all the external
and Internal disorders which woman is subject.
Mandatory 50 Maiden lane, N. y.
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The Season.
We beg especial attention elegant stock of clothing
the fall season ready manufactured from the latest and
choicest fabrics
Our stock of cloths cassmeres and vesngs merchant tai
ornr DEPOT will be found the largest and superior in
STYLE variety and selection we have displayed.
We pledge ourselves that while manufacture will MAIN
tain superiority of real taste and finish other
prices shall be as low any house in the trade
u. DEyLIN Il CO.,
25s $50, go Broadway.
Our stocks of boys clothing and furnishing goods very
large
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Sinrer,s Sewing AIachfnes.


The superiority of these machines is well understood by
every person them They adapted to all kinds
sewing either or fne perfectly simple in their
Grafton and easily kept In order
The Family Sewing Machines $50 and SIS just what Is
needed in every family. . -
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THE IMPURITIES OF TIE CROTON WATER.
J. CAN ITS INJURIOUS ELEMENTS BE NKUTRAr~
IZEDf READ THE FOLLOWING.

THE IMPg 1S s., OF ,c TIE CRoToN WATER;
aE sFoSxM brrrxns
part % os n
organization Of the stomach Il only one Of whh
writer SO Wen Known he New YORK f paS b
T Isl
- NEW YORK, August q, lczl
Fer have been afflicted with ndigs.so.
%s5dn Being medical die myself
tenn required both s.mnan detsrmined 6 u
More n If So OF % wa. y
Of the recent and present excitement relation dele
hbed Evidences Of being largely mp ss
wtyegeabe and animal matter in active ds0
have used three bottles wsain the three weoks Boz
fore commencing to take the b'ters had had !nrsA
hhy 9 S Of a ms and for the
N weeks have gained five pounds in weight havo had
peps o Ea w ye s no sn mo dy
ration biters find delightful pungent aronaus 70 Is
asIs% sss S Tss
uainr the accesrans a so =. e.
sss h ass
G. w wEsrBRooK, II Yves, Fif,esas u.rcs.
xAsH ssas a @ ss.s .s2
ITO ALE FANc1ERs- IHAvs A CURIOUS. OLD AIn
on H MES6rM sassa on and
THE UNDERSIGNED. AGENT Foa .THE VINE
Grower Company Of Cognac" orgenizad with aeapai
%sn aa 81 e = saF
Ms s s s e d ss ae 9%
sss the 10 ss oo ne
bound down by its regulations conne snsac
tons entirely to the brandy within the limits Of
that highly favored locality account admitting
ny n the aid OF the combined resources Of TIA pr9prsry,
the native characteristics Of which hsh aas united with
sreore feaTiess invite ss ins fy to
s sy ana p an r IF IaSse ha wl
their own interest by avorn lin with hes crders or Directs
As Beaver street, New York.
ToIMnN,s SELF vFNrrhAr1Ne SPRING BED AND
matres purifes fse by draughs Of ar beneath
a ape m examine hem ae SIS
TIVE EMPIRE wArER-rHIs CELEB sATEp NINE
raj Tea sand sy nTa s and
iesn leave town. The necessity going Sarato
e dss away hfsaas s ss e ss
I'VE Ws fp r % 10 ao s sold By the
druggists Those who are afflicted shouly the Enpe was
u,RANsLArIoNs
Spanish French, italian and English. Prompt. accy rate
liz Legal dOSsmen drawn 0r Cuba Porto RICO s Spa
" sss Broadway.
T1RANsLATIoNs.
Spanish French, Italian and English Prompt accurate
Legal documents drawn for Cuba, Rico Spa
2eIi Broadway
WILpER's PATENT sALAMANDER SIZE,
GREAT FIRE PROOF SAFE OF TIE WORLD, :.
T e. g. 4 S Ffsf 'IS% s$s@S'i'.'
Corner of D',y street. New YORK
3 000 coMF ,l oAssISE1E BUSINESS SUITS
So s. so 81 s vs. So & s sg sns s sSoo ,,.
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Will Run, stitch, Hem, Gather and Fell.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price $50 Every machine guaranteed Office As9 Broadway
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In cases of female debility, whether the
result of acute disease or Of the continued
diminution of nervous and muscular ener
gy from chronic complaints, the trial OF thi.
restorative has proved successful to ar
extent which no description nor written at
testation would render credible. Invalid
SO long bed ridden as to have become for
gotten in their own immediate neighbor
hoods, have suddenly re.appeared in the
busy world, as II just returned from pro
tracted travel in IA distant land. Some very
signal instances of this kind are atiested
of female sufferers, emaciated victims OF
apparent marasmus, sancuineous cxhans.
ton, critical changes, aud that complication
OF nervous and dyspeptic aversion 10 ali'
and exercise for which the physician has no
name. 1t is probable that In every case %
debility this remedy would afford renel
and in the great majority OF cases eIeet
substantial cure. As n grand stomachic, IL
has no superior and no substitute.
For sale by all druggists In town anu
country-prre so ceuts per box, con-
tanning fifty pills. Sent fee by mail to airy
part of the United States, on receipt Oh The
price.
Sold whole sale hy Conrad Fox, 81 Bar
CLAY street. sole agent for Brooklyn, Mrs,
M. Hayes, 175 Fulton street.
Pripvpal eDlce, $50 Broadway. n. Y.
r. Ii. LOCKE 4 CO.,
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PcrsonaI Int.,IIigencs,.

americans registered at the B hiking Office Of lansing,
Baldwin l. Co., No Place de Ia Bourse, Paris from
August Is to August 2s;--
Jshn " Lord Vim Donaldson miy, A. HeyeDsnn, a.
NJ Ceaveland g. d. Fredericks wife A. NJ Snong and
WIFE Mis- strong and Rqbt Strong loodeood aud dIugh
n shoennsrEer Bates A. r. Perry. l.. II. Severance
nnlnsey " Wswsl Geo w wiswen, ohio; VIM II j. T.
Parker Miss L. b. Booncn H.; C. b. IA H. Milwaukee; NJ b.
Tan lam, ana wife Maryland Mrs Feete ISIS Fooe H.
Carolina; j. H. Shaw IA,
II IS related OF Rosa Bonheur, that rich Hoander Wis
ng her aeer recently, offered her tn ousand crowns
for small sketch that she could have IN tinted in two
hours, III impossible TO comply with our request,
she said, 81 am not inspredo
An English paper announces that Ford { ardgan has
been promoed" again. He is now Colonel sof the Fifth
Dragon Guards
Ex.Governors Seymour and Hunt have been appointed
lay from the Diocesan Convention OF Wa stern New
YORK 10 the General Episcopal Convention that will meet
at Richmond, Virginia, in October next.
Ex-Presiden Van Buren, writing his lie and Times .
So is Captain Isaiah Rynders.
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L,EMALEs-rEMALEs-

THE GREAT RESTORATIVE.
DR.. MOTIFS CHALYBEATE PILLS
CHALYBEATE. An aperent and stomachic preparation of
FEMALES. PURIFIED IRON,
CHALYBEATE. sanctioned and prescribed by the
FEMALES. nent physicians of this city for its extraor
CHALYBEATE. binary efficacy i'm diseases arising
FEMALES. deeriorated and impoverished state Of the
CHAIYBEA blood Innoxious in all malades in which
FEMALES. has hitherto been tried, has proved abso
CHALYBEATE utey in each of
FEMALES. the following complaints, viz
CHAIYBEATE. In debility, nervous affections emaca-
FEMALES ton dyspepsia, constipation diarrhoea DIV.
CHAIYBEATE. sentery, ncpen consuusption scrofuous
FEMALES. tuberculosis, salt rhaum scurvy mismen.
CHALYBEATE. situation, whites chlorosis aundce liver
FEMALES. complaints, mercurial consequences clro-
CHALYBEATE. headaches, rheumatism Intermittent r.
FEMALES. vers, &c.
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Reduced to $5O.-Best for Tailoring Use.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed Office 4S9 Broadway, OF
Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

The Eureka, The Eureka, The Eureka
THE EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Office 4Sg Broadway, corner of Broome street.
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Save IS per Cent on your Clothing.
Buy ut the mammoth clothing establishment of
GEO. A. HUNTER CO., go and 292 Bowery.
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Bassford's Artistic Open Cushioned Bill
lard table experimenting % years exhibiting at 149 Full
Ton street. Superiority only believed after trial.
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-
| CHALYBEATE.
| FEMALES.
| CHALYBEATE.
| FEM ALES
| CHALYBEATE.
| FEMALES.
I CHALYBEATE.
| FEMALES.
/, CHALYBEATE.
| FEM TALES.
| CHALYBEArfE.
FEMALES.
CHALYBE ATE.
FEMAL SIS.
CHAIt 81 sATE.
FEMA LES.
CHALY bEATE.
FEMALES,
CHA..YBEATE.
+ ENABLES.
CFALYBEATE.
FEMALES.
FEMALES.
CHALYBEATE.
FEM AI.ES.
CHAIYBEATE.
FEMALES.r
CHALYBEATL..
sFEM ALES.
CUA1YBEATE.
FEMALES.
General Agents.
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Binding Gauges Attached to
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed Office 4S9 Broadway of
Broomc street,
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accent Cent Ambrot ypes,
colored and in 1000 taken daily by kIMBALL 3S and
BAT Broadway.
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Reduced to $5O.-Best for Dressm n X RS.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Every machine guaranteed Office 4S9 Broadway of
Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Hemmers Attached to
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed Office 4S9 Broadway Of
3roome street.
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THE NEW
A DECIDED HIT.

RHIoUs, REMITTENT FEVER CHOLERA, CHOLERA
ID morbus and all diseases of the bowels and
diarhoa be prevented and cured by the Stein
feds cholera bers. This is remedy but is
well and favoaby known to the public of the United States
has been for years in general here France
land and South as well throughout the East Indies
and among the West India islands
S. STEINFELD, No. 20 Nassau street
o. he nited State
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufhc-
turing sewing machines Price $50 70 Sl20 Office All Broad
uax
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The Eureka Shuttle Sewing Mac hine-
Parties wishing purchase and having the fun amount,
can be accommodated by applying at the
Office, 4S9 Broadway, OF Broomc street.
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Reduced to $5O.-Best for Ma ufa ct urers.
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Every machine guaranteed Office 4S9 Broadway of
rect.
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Holmes Old Down Town Picture CnlIe-
ry revivedPhotographs and ambrotypes economical
usual No 3l5 Broadway
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rORNS,
" BUNIONS,
NAILS PENETRATING THE FLESH
ENLARGEMENT OF THE GREAT TOE
Joint cured without pain that the boot be
the operation without the
patient by Dr. zACHARIE surgeon chiropodst 100 Broad
Refers to the physicians and surgeons of the city.
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TyIer's Steam Palace Of Art, 1s6 Bove-
ry-Lagest in the world fine photographs 81; miniatures
complete Is cents. 1000 taken daily.
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BEST
ID Brandes. vint. 1905 TO 1856 Osborn's port
In Oporo bearing their LABEL fine sheyres
maderas clarets, champagnes, gins malt liquors
ii. Il. KIRK IS Fulton street.
~ KIERsTED's. NJ D.. DIARRHEA JULEP
~. positive and pleasant Try it. Price % cents
Sold by BARNES h PARK, and Grove corner of Hudson
street Ninth and Thirty first street, 100 Grand
street, Brooklyn.
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uEARTLEsg EXPOSITION.

MATTRESSES MATTRESSES,
1M RET LING AT WHOLESALE PRTClS AT
GRIFFIN'S I3 Canal street. How and M0ts
street. Save 80 per by buying your MATE RESS1S
BEDDING direct from the manufactory.
Full sized double hair mattresses from IS up
Full sized grass and husk % so and S. 50
Pallasses paif"s2 50.
Beds holsters nd pillows the set, frem 81 uu
Feathers and feasher beds factory prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

BusTIEs' pusrLrs.
Ladies should Moores Patent Scaoped Inflated Bus
ties they wish their skirts full elegant graceful
Wholesale by Il. f. MOORE III Nassau street. Retailed
everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Wheeler g. Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Office 800 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Young America ia In the Field.-Merit
reaps It's own reward. WHITES FALL. STYLES are now
ready at ZIG Broadway, opposite 81, Pauls church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35g
Broadway 643 Broadway of Blocker street Photo
graphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes.