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which the smoke Of the burning cigar has to
pass on its way to the mouth This damp
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from il the nicotine OIL the poisonous proper
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except ~ using the Turkish water jar. Their
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Is little contrivance for putting down carpets
without tacks. This is a new article, which
has never before been upon the market But
it possesses the merit of enabling person to
put down or take up carpet of the largest
size in general use in fifteen minutes, without
any injury to the floor or carpet 1t is very
cheap-chearer in the long run than tacks-
ard the great faculty with which even serv-
ant can take up and put down carpets, with
out the possibility of mistake renders it in
valuable to the houSekeeper.
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER l. WIPER.
1t is a neat invention for holding a wet sponge,
into which the pen IS thrust, always coming
out clean and ready for use. A very conven-
lent article for the Counting House Desk and
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In every county in the United States, to
whom liberal Discount will be made.
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Administrators Notice.
WHEREAS letters of administration to the
w Estate of THEoDoRUs CARPENTHR, lata OF
the township of Bingham, in tho county or
Potter. have been granted to the subscriber,
all persons indebted to said estate are requesf-
ed to make immediate payment and those
having claims against tho same viii present
them, duly authenticated for settlement. to
CHARITY CARPENTER, Adm,r.
Bingham, Sept. 20, 1885 s- 4.
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The Cnsc OF james SHEPPARD.
SUPREME COJyRT-GENTRAI TERM


Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt, Clerke Sutherland
Der. - On melton Of the District Attorney the case
OF James Sheppard convicted OF in the first de-
gree, RENTED the Sessions tho Court of Appeals
having granted BIN trial
THE CASE OF THE OLD POLICE.
In the Matter Of Thomas Barry Tie Board Of Police
Ctm1issiC'sery.--An spdamus sued out by Thomas
Beatty, alleging himself 10 be patro Imam, commanding
the Board of Police to restore him 10 the aforesaid Office
OF paromap and member Of the police force Of the Me-
tropoltan Police district aud permit him the
same, and TO take the profits and pay thereof show
to the contrary. T7c return, alleging
Twelve separate deicnces The reiaior then moved for
peremrtory nandamus notwithstanding the return, aud
beng required 10 specify big obecors the return
tiied eight The motion being then argued, order
made neither granting deny tbs notion but striking
eight Of the twelve dence From this the Board
bias appealed The theory Of the defense may be thus
stated the relator, AT the passage Of the law,
muhci a. de Jao but not de Jre; he refused
TO take or hold Office under the law the passage
Of which he withdrew from all connection with the
force, and osc'alncd holding ofce, doing duty
mbtr of that force, ana attached himself rival
eanizacn Not only did he thus, but he nterfered
lively IN resisting and opposing by violent acts, until
finally, charges being preferred. against him, the
beard made order that he be dismissed and removed
and tertupon they anaiher per 10 the Office
ana Inscribed his the pay roll where the relator
ought 10 Lave bean II policeman de jure obedicut 10
the law and he betook himself 10 other employmcnts
These things could all have happened and did in fact
balpep, as the defendants expect prove.
Counsel for plaintiff Messrs Jas. T. Brady, John
Mskton and ex Judge Dean for Police Commissioners,
AiessIs Vanderpoei, Noyes rnd Field.
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Superior Court General Term.
before a full Rnnch

Metrt7olan Bark George Web and Csmel Minor,
Graz tie Bank Same, and three other aetionsThs
appeal 10 the general term from order of Justice
Perrepont opening the JUDGMENTS against the defendant
Minor in five actions obtained against him through
perse and paovertence Defendant is assignee of Georg
Webb fcl merry builder OF this city, Of large property
principally real estate which he assigned being nsol
vent, in 1854. Actions commenced in 1855, 1856
ana 1857 to get aside the assignment the ground tha
contained unlawful preferences In favor of the wife Of
the assgnor and other creditors The actions
ferred by consent Of the opposite attorneys 10 A.
Hadey 70 be tried certain evtepce taken 10 another
action against the defendant in the Supreme Court Tho
defendant contends that the acons referred reports
made by the referee costs taxed and Judgment entere
without hia knowledge CONSENT that he was kept IN
tire ignorance Of the whole Of the litigation 1nt
after the time appeal had expired that the udg nens
dispose of the rights Of the assRnes wife, although she
IL not party the action; and that the acquescepce Of
creditors ~ chief ground for sustaining the argument
In evidence IN the case, and that he had
rOrtunity 10 be heard he intended by the COUNSEL
W. Edmonds and W. c. Eoyes, by whom the was
argued before Judge Davies whose decision sustained the
argument The appellants conterd that the reference and
eubse by consorts regularly made
in good fah ard that the defendants attorney s Alb IN
dainty responsible II the defendant trustee Of the fun
individually, has been damnifei. The questio
whether order, which mnde under section ia 0
the code, which allows judgments in certain cases TO be
issued n the discretion" Of the Court and terms, APP
peaable, also came up. Decision reserved.
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funeral from the residence Of hs father In Law. Tboe
Jordan, Us West Twenty NH street., sh Sunday s-
noou q two ci0ck. tfv T@49
Mo6As papers please copy.
McFADpN.-On Friday, Or. n, DAVID g. McFADpxx.
printer. q native Of Belfast, Irsiand.
His funeral will leave his lsfs resience No 80 Nasau
street Brooklyn, at ten o'clock mts Sunday) morning.
flis '.lAtiyes and friends invited % attend.
ncMast Ireland, papers please copy.
hckM-On Saturday, Oct. %, Mrs. Many MoKwy sgo1
~ years. the beloved wife Of Joseph hKee, nnve q
the parish Of Bayhnderay county Derry, ireland.
The friends and acquanaucea Of the family respect
fully requested 70 attend hs funeral on Monday ssr-
noon At two O'Clock, from her ste residence No. Clark
street. Hsr remains win be taken 10 Calvary Ccng-
terry for interment
McArm--On Saturday, Oct. q, JAMES M,Arxxz, aged
% years.
The friends and acquantaDs.s Of the family ere respect
fully invited TO scnd the fancrrl, his Sunday aer-
noon mo O'Clock, from hit late residence Fifty ar
street, between Second and Third avenues
SPuRR.-M williamsburg on saturday, Oct n, JosMsH
JAMis only child Of Joseph and susan Spur, aged
month and IL days.
TYNAN-On saturday Oct 70, tie beloved Of ths
lAe PArucK TYsAN AGED year aud ~ days.
The relatives and frencs OF the family respectfully
invited attend sho neras ths randay) Afternoons 81
O'Clock from the residszcc OF Ms mother, 2l9 East
Eleventh street.
wAiIuR-On Saturday, Ocn ~, sAI:xH L. WALKER, the
beloved wife OF John Walker spcd 81 ycars
Tho friends and relatives Of We emiiy are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral roun her lac res dsnce lSS
West rrty first street, brtween Nh and Tenth avonues
on Monday morning, az ten o'cscx precisely Alse tne
brothers Of Hancock Lsgc, Nc. 10, o. Of D. r., ws@-
out further notice.
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THE TWELFTH REGIMENT AND GOV. MORGAN.
The joint special committee of the Common Council ap.
pointed 70 memorabilia Gov. Morgan stion
Of the Twelfth r"elmen is Late position in the First
civscn Now York State hi tia, me: his Exccency by
appointment at the Metropolitan Hotel Friday night
The Governor s'iu adhered TO his arbitrary decision
agreed upon in hearing Iare statements, and refused
10 retrieve his mistake sIs, which has operated
justly fine BODY Of men the volunteer military
beast Of, bo,h the civil military capacity II Is
well known To every Intelligent officer 10 the division,
and indeed throughout the state Of New York that the
osensible reason for the dsbapdpent Of the Twelfth
regiment of the shallow and sided that
the human mind could conceive The next Legislature
will in all probability the Twelfth to their just
rights
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Personal JntelliUeucc.

List Of Americans registered the Banking Office Of
lansing, Baldwin Co., No Place dc la oirse, Paris,
from Sept % TO Oct g. 1s6p:-w. B Lent, Mrs. 8. r.
smith, Il. E. knawer, F. II. narling J. pannipg W. p.
1owner, s. Flachiord and family, y Thomson, Jno A.
Pel and family 8. A. dubois, j. c. Dubois NJ. H. Dr. G.
Nisno, w H. Clever, A. NJ. Strong and family Robert
Strong, " F. schenck and wife, pr F. Swift, Capt D.
Iisce, Mrs. J W Hirckey and daughter, c. W. Darling
and wife. j. p T. Myga,t +, varet: Geo B Butler, Jr,
New York: T. Ralch and family. n. I. Breed Penn. Dr.
C. Smith, Gtv. I. o. Hebcrt Mass; NJ. O. II. Norton
L.; II. TTowbridge, Conn; john Lewis, Wis.
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The Democratic vfgilnMt Association.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YofM, Oct q, 1859
notice in the columns Of your paper that the Demo-
cratic vgant Association in order to carry their
jccts propose TO establish In each ward local board
Now to that much better way would be 10
organize ward clubs In this way they would avoid the
odium Of clique, which is always attached fcw when
lab0ring for objects of public character and also give
greater sreI 9Th the voice which demanding the
publication Of Tammany Hail.
At present for such wish to take active part in
politics and help TO give character to the party tho only
opportunity offered is TO attach themselves to tho present
ward clubs, composed, AT least controlled, by thieves
runners, shoulder hittes, policy dealers and rufans Of
every description.
The organizations to be composed of the taxpayers
and respectable citizens of every class IN tho party
could am sure, count upon hvc hundred men IN eaeh
ward willing 10 work heartily and vigorously TO carry out
the objects the committee have in view. These assocm
tons backed by this body of gcnemcn so strong ~
money and powerful In their moral influence, could easily
establish in Tammany Hall General Committee that
would once again be the pride aud strength OF the demo
cratic party in this city.
AN EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRAT.
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Warm ClOshfNg,
We offer large of fall and winter Clothing
inst ufssursj u agr best Styles consisting part
MOSCOW BEAvysRS
EIDER,.S BEAvTRS sa
MAGENTA uNAJrRS,
PRESIDENT BEAVERS.
CLARENDON BEAVERS
. nREADNOuGHT BEAVERS,
Also complete suits Of all styles cass,rnere beaver
aus ana al We late velvet and Cashmsr echngs, Nc
BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN great vVffety OF the lowest prices OF the trade.
n. uEvliN 4 co,
25s 269 and 2e Broadwsy
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a GALE on rnE NORM RIVE ! sr AMER BLOWS

GALE on THE NORTH RIVE '-ST AMER Blown
AsuoFE OTHERS AGRouND.-A northwestern wind,
which has here for past three days blowing
at times with great violence, producv1 of many
disasters the river last night The water very low
and the bars in the river rassad with much difficulty
at high water. The steamboat, Commodore, from Toy,
manned all night ard III Ill noon 70 day The steamboat
Relo which left New York las, evening arrived here at
nine O'Clock this morning. Reports night The
river. Tho steamer Isaac Newton. bound up was
aground at Coeymans Crossover where she remained
until late hour to-day. Tho steamug Cayugn corning
UP with tow las; night, blown ashore NJ BOWS
FONT. Tho scamt,g Ohio hound down with q t'w was
blown ashore below Van Wics Point The s,eamtug
cswego, bound down with tow, made harbnr ~
Wnires dock, awaiting high water AT noon to-day CIV
rs bar Is badly block AIDED with vessels ani
tatges The steamer New World of, here ast evening"
and succeeded In passing AL tue bars below the city.
blew hurricane on the river during tho early pn Of the
night and we fear that many disasters have beiaeE say
vessels Tho propeller Henry Andrews, from New York
last evening reached here about o'clock this morn
ng--Atrny Journal, OCT. q.
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Drawings Oh the Dclu ~ q re state Lotto
riss- WOOD. FDIY CO. MspsRers Of the
psitwAss, GEORGIA KrsTrcKY MISSOURI
DKIAwARE-ExrRA ClAss No, ST. 0cTonEF % 1889
So, 20, az, ~, as, AZ. SO. az 81, a.. 53. ~, N.
pEiAwARg-CIAss No. a5S OcyopEs %, 1889.
A. ~. 81, %. 3s, 81. l., 40 IS. ~, 81, II.
Circulars sent free Of pense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO..
Wilmington, Delaware.
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CARRou-SrRAw-By the Rev. Dr.. Tying, at his resi-
dercc, Thursday evening, Oct 20, s. D. CARROLL of
Virginia, TO ANNA BAXTER STRAW, of Florida
CuIBERT-REssES On Wednesday, Oct "a, by the Rev
Mr.. Hnskips, JOSIAH CuImnsr CoRualA daughter OF
Peter Rensen, Esq, all Of Brooklyn, 4. D.
MoRRIs-SzARPB.-At Philadelphia Thursday even
ing Oct 20, by the Rev. Chas b. Cooper Mr. j. VIVIAN
NORRIS, Of New York. to ILzuK daughter Of Jacob L.
Sharpe, Of Philadelphia.
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Brsndreth,s Pills VEL. sarsparilla.-one

twenty five box of H. andrets Pills
tain sarsapara than dollar bottle Of
RIA All who using pa,a et them substitute Bran
frehs and take each night The effect viii he found
10 the bottled article os the Life Addition Pills
warranted equal collar bottles Of ssrsapsria TRY
these pills whose main Il aod
psria Tale pin third day who using
ssrsapara or other osc remedies Drop all these for
thirty and these pls In the place thereof FOR that
The coat viii he hfty and the a thou
sand dollars Principal once "a Canal street. New York
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Brady's Gallery has Removed rom 35s
Broadway to ca Broadway OF Beecker street. Photo
Haphs paGuerreotypes and Ambrosypee
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City PnIlalc..


| TIE CfTf NOMINATIONS FOR THE NofExBxR ELEC.
| TON.
We publish for the information OF the readers OF the
Heads list Of the nominations OF candidates Of the VA
0us poht ca parties FAR are made voted for
a. inc November election -
M.,., nm sayvme cbrt.
VIM. H. Leonard, VIM Il reon.rd Isaac q Dayton
James I mSncr,sf. james hoacrisi John slos.ce.
A. L. hooeruon, A. sobertson, Charles e. Mott
Charles r. Daily Charles isiy Erastus c. Benedict.
II. Aiksr, H. Alssr, '0"" A J. p,eBsnhoefer.
Join r. Briggs, John K Briscs. James Davis.
Jaines Lynch, r McEiroy'
Dist SENATORIAL NosIxAuoess.
Ts1.. w'' Esljv Mel Murphy. Eooominsson.
T. r O. halcney, Rchd Connolly. DanrlB. Conovcr:
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
Rsss's 4Sss3s' William Burn. soass Ssss
Tctsouss, wi,m G. cover, 5 30 RnrS,s
= w.sOsss . s e. Webster, Johs Coms. ford
MS g. Rs nfs r e "on 70
g Jane. Dunr james p. Dunn DAVID JsTdes.
j. WI ssson John Hardy, No s o"s%'n. ..cef
4 ssas cshs s. s%,s ss,ss S%s
Is Geo v ysri.n, Geo vss.n, d. s. & s cSiss
ss .s ss rs ns.ssa Y;s ssSsss'
Tie Mozart Eilf General Committee has called rata
wednesday ~ next. Jefferson Davis and Clia5
Cushing announced anosg the speakers Of the coca
sion.
Geo. ". Warner has received the joint nomination Of
the whgo and Americans for Assembly man in the Fourth
dist fct.
The American Assembly Conventions met last Thursday
night hoas of them sdoarned without making pomina-
ois; the following, however, were mad. Fourth dis
rict, Geo W Warner; snth dissrct John shaw Tenth
district, Joseph Canning.
II is reported that Hon. Rchars schel has concluded,
after seneHiat prolonged d.i5eration 10 decline re-
sci ell In this coarse have DOT been disclosed
1lr Copvebtwn will meet MSn.ay evening Several
candidates wiz be presented among whom Alderman
1hn j. Bradley, Phitp W. Ergs, and ex Senator VIM.
ScMurrny Of he lower DISTRICT who has lately
iron Europe.
The wings Of the Seventh Assembly district have nomi
mated Hen j. + Vsrnum for ise Asssmbiy
The old lire wigs OF the Sixth Senatorial district have
u, minated Il, nry D Irving
Alta meeting e the old line why's Of the Fourth sena
tor al district, bet at the Weschreter Hose wednes
DAY evening, Dir saurce Hail. Of the Eighth ward was
by accamatop, nominated the candidate for State
Senator.
At Peoples Convention held the Sauyvesant House.
George Opdyke nominated for Senator in the Sixth
district, ana Colonci John s. Cocks for Assembly The
meeting was quite large and enthusiastic.
The laumany Hall Natur alizaton Committee held its
6rst meeting on Friday. The Naturalization Clerk fur
nshed the proper papers to about 500 persons during the
week.
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Married..

HANAx-At Florence, Monday, Oct. g. 1850. Mrs.
Saie X. Hanan, wife Of Ludwig Hanan, Esq, Of New
Orleans, La, of boy called WILLIAM NATHAN HASAS.
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NAAA0xRL
Ths Leeaturs OF be STATE Of Delaware :. n. Iass seor
nasDe sven 70 France. Brosdbents Co ery oontaca TOT
Seny year, We Tho updo~Sgned Commissioners appo1nGed
BY The Governor of said state 10 surinfend IA drsns1 81
$40 hrry e hersey certify that The following srs he Nun.
susssx Cousry-CrAs is0. Ocrosga 2z 1859
o., 80, GO, Z, 20, 70, II. IS, SO. 6, 80, 81.
GaASD oOxsollpArso Iorrrsv-Crs E,sHr. oor Y lisa
a. Is, So, Is, "a, 8. 81. Is, 80, IL, IS, 7s, SO.
Wines our hands at Wilmington Del, ,As da7 ta.urdaJ
JOHN DALE
ALFRED r. WOOTTHN
FRANCE, BROAD6ENTs 4 Co
Wilmington, Del
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Batchesor's Hair Dye, Wigo~and-To
peesIbe best the world surpassn9 all made. Sold and
applied ct the n.snhfactory xn Broadway.
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English Crteketers.-An Imperial Pho
togralh q the "An England Eleven now eshc'cn q
FkAl Gallery, Gas Broadway 81 beeeser street,
also fire microscopic Of The cricse' ground With
playing Copies Of the stereoscoIic view tos SALE
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BarTy's TrtcOpheS~as 10 the Best and
aricle Tor dressing beauufytns cleaning curling
pre- irving and restoring the hsr Ladies' try Sold by ~
druRRigtR
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Photograph or the Late Hon. ID. G.
sale At the HOLMES Gallery. 69 BrnadwAv
ore dollar photographs, fifty cent anrnp,s and twenty
Ave miniatures.
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Our friend, the IN NOUS Halter White,
III he baud both day and night
To chow Els friends and MI that call,
The ONLY HAT THAT'S OUT this Fall;
TIA out. for enough saw It.
II took q tandem team % draw IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

Geo. Snun6ers' Metallic Tablet Razor
strcpTbis inimitrbe article may he obtained OF the sole
ma, ufacturers J. IS SAUNDERS No. Aston House and
OF the various agents throughout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

Trussss, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
pRs bal ds9ss and DR. Govers lever truss Ann
sire
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Gentlemen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, "ther Hatier. ZIG Broadway
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$ RIGGS Truss" Waterproof, Used in
bathing cesn Durable protects the cord contracts the open
ingp. 448 trcome
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Wigs -, Teupees and Hair Dye.-G& me-.
RoES 1919 Ful,t street. Brooklyn For style and quality
challenge the world
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Defiance snlAm snsIev afes.-Svfth Pa
ten, powder proof looks and tss Aso e snd bgu-
r pro psrlor safes Depot s. Murray street. corner o Col
ROBERT N PATRICK.
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So, Of Dancyville,
omitted TO those who

IL. NEURALGIA.
The following letter from W. 6. sn6ith, j 80, - W.,
Hay God county, Tenn il respectfully al ~ nncyv,e
suhe with suralgia: - 'inoco 70 nose DO
D4ScYvnIE Haywood Co - r. -.
RAILWAY 4 Co II suffered fu .ein oc' 10 1909
raca The bend over two With
most Of the time
General health became very Ynes, influence opate.
iced n mere skeleton ea,ieS ~ ecied and
ians IN The co,rtrvtrie, All No as., the skful
certain r,res for s;,ch medicines said
called 10 RAILWAYS real AZ Iast my atten-
Of bottle for which LIEF ana ~ me
leysd More than month has csps was elurey re-
healh IL res,oreS W,hcrt hsrs the disease My general
licied TO DO by
ruhicsion ,osa ord" send this for
sirn;iar dss.sa suffering with the
learn further parsicuara wrEng "
by RADWAYS READY REi.U ZIG cuse s psi,ormeu
Cope, Jr, CO., druggists H. aos 80
tanned your Ready Reef-or 10 vnmr SINCERE and ob.ss
friend, !" souh sins 'ru yyp,YoU
eases ~ cnsoric nsurAS Radwav's Regulating Pills
1 hesoisen. w in addition TO the READY
Under all crcum vi main sp6arar
presence the Ready Relic sbpuid be ann lei In e faa
minutes IL viii restore the ,ent 10 ease and comfort "
RAD WAY M "a fnbr s.uo..
Fold by druggists here cents 50 cents and N
per bottle. o "Ao -
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Ruptuse Cured by Marsh and Co.'s Ra-
deai Truss They also keep k Elastic Stockings for
rcose veins Supporters and Shoulder Braces Insneue
for deformies made TO order. No. vesey street. Astog
House, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

PhTenelsyisel Kn.minassons, with
Charts and wrten dessptous Of chara5er given daily
FOWLER ylL3 500 Broadway.
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Read THREAD fs-The II traord mary
price iis' of Watches b. j. MAcDUFt To be f,rnd In
another column.
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THE CITY NOMINATIONS roH the Nos,xxsys ELgc.
TON.
we publish Tor the information Of the readers Of the
HEAD hse OF the nominations Of candidates Of the
oas pohi ca parties FAR made " be voted for
at the November election =.
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wheeler u Wilson'S Sewing. rfnchihaes.
ONCE sos Broadw ny, New York.
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CLAUS hades! GLASS Shades!!
Gisss shades Of sizes f covering clocks anve-s &c
o"rtta-ty hand and made to order Depot william
street. corner of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

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