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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
HOsTETTER's BITTERs.
THE SPRING FRESHETs AND THEIR CON
MISUNDERSTANDING FoaEARMED.

The rve Of the South and South have been
turbulent during the spring. The tide Of Father Of Waters
Las mmeny swollen that shores have broken
down. and the country either sds uch Injured BY the in
vadng food Even where the wealthy panter had erected
strong protect their asds
force the has borne down these apparently pree
walls and swept the country far wide. Along most
u the tributary and the principal pursuing other
courses Gulf Of Mexico, tie destruction has &C
ourred, and millions Of dollars worth Of property has
swallowed up in the remorseles waters But the immediate
loss subsequent upon these mighty ehs sinks into innn.
when compared with the remote but certain dsas
ters will The may repaired
property epgud may be at least partially reclaimed but the
which have covered the owlands will marshes
pools become ssgnAnt and give forth mssnc vapos
beneath the Then the startling peril
The yesenee threatens the lives Of all who reside In the VI
cnity Of these Fevers Of the vIruent de-
scrpton will be prevalent and that scourge Of the South,
Yellow Fever will scatter death In many many
cheerful and happy. The grim specter will darke1 many
door, and festiyity into mourning. Families will
be broken MP and 8esdes rendered dssoa The mother will
for her little and refuse be comortsd becsuse
they not" The husband and father will be struck down
in the sunny hour Of prosperity.
These the sad that follow Of
Goods such have characterized the spring Of present
do not exagges the danger that hangs thousands Of
people In the Southwestern States Fortunately while
know the peril hs come compelled fold
resign ourselves to the evils may
There 10 both preventive and remedy for every form Of the
destructive peslsnce. Every who values his exist
encs-evey head Of family who ehershea those who look
him. for protection soIemnly bound prepare fof
dread invader. And this all may do by simply securing
supplya
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PONTCHART'RAIN RAIL
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

l0X =. .. =. which Will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will mako the o'clock morning
"TRIP and leave the city every hour after IL o'clock until
O'clock Of night.
% aud after Sunday 18th Inst there will be hafhour trip
every Sunday from 4 O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
when required by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop ut GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and after O'Clock NJ Sundays Faro
non. If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
JOHN L. WHITE,
." EITH TRUFAET,

To Moses Thompson, Esq
have You know had Of your Bagnsse Furnaces in
operation during the rolling and glad Of the
opportunity of saying has performed equal
guns expectations.
consider capable Of efecng perfect combustion
the and consequent production OF heat and sten
than furnace have known will burn the bagasse from
of ground heat and
in proportional due supply Of boiler he givento the
heat fast rs raade
From experience, clearly OF the opinion
that other form Of furnace At all In efficiency
with yours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

Letter from Prof. B. siman. Jr concerning Mr. Moses
Thompson's Bsggasse Furnace.
YALE college,, I
New Haven, CT, !une 4, 1859. )
have had occasion to examine with great both the
theory the actual workings Mr. Moses Ihompons Fur
for the burning Of wet fuels
1857 Thompson built for ont Of his furnaces de-
signed at Bristol mine in this State
where then conducting explorations The furnace in
question the first Of its kind Mr. had never before had
had expected well enough satisfy
that little change the OF the openings
allow the fuel dried to fall freely into The lower
chamber all that wanting to perfect it, Mr. Thompson
Mines during panic Of September 1851 put an end
oLeetions The result obi Ged however
Mr. Thompsou furnace capable bnrnng peat Just
dug with at least three parts IN four of its weight
not only to keep steam in twenty five horse power sean
boiler night but did with material
fuel and expense with anthracite wood
country where wood worth 81 cord delivered coal
cost about s. per tun.
elsewhere given my detail respecting the mode
Mr. Thompsou's furnace need repeat these
Suffice it say, that fully of opinion that
Mr. T. has made of great practical Importance in
growing countries where the bagasse
has always been subject Of great difficulty. Moreover while
great number Of experiments and almost literal copes
his mode of burning wet fuels have anpenred since he first
rcng for turnng fuels both correct in theory
and useful in practice.
Mr. Thompson is modest nnasslmng man. of original
powerful d. who with small advantages of education,
Steal which has haed many other inventors of far greater
preensons scientific knowledge and earnestly trust he
may be receive both the hopors and the pecnpry
which bong TO those who bestow by their genius
grant fav on mankind. b SULLIVAN, JR.,
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&C. { S . r. 1 ATS ssoUrHwEsrERH

9MAIL ROUTE.
Through 10 New York In Forr Days
and Nineteen all the panger5 Of the River
And Lakes.
Quickest Route to Memphs st. Louis Chicago, Cincinnati
Washington, Philadelphia New ". and all Eastern Ctet
Two Days Time Saved lonly Seventy Miles stsEingvia
Hew Orleans. jackson and Great .Northtxi
RAILR0AD
% Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
6s Sutton Dudleys treble daily line OF Four Horse Pei
Coaches to Grand junction, Tenn.
Through tickets 10 Memphis and New York be had attt
Ticket Office of the Now Orleans jackson ana Grent Northern
Railroad Company
The Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad
become good and close connections made throughout
she whole route
The laying the Mississippi Central Railroad is pro.
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly.
1a-sxty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
kN sn SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

Bach trunk, valise. or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
"a pounds. $500.
Packages, ether than baggage,
4 Weighing not more than 100
pounds. ..................
I Zach additional 80 pounds OF bag
+ gage, or packages othor than
bAggnse........,.............
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other yaluables. weighing no,
more than loo pounds. .......
zach additional 30 pounds. .,....
n e Il
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| ''A'' Thus. H. JONES, Engineer.

In 1855 Messs Hager Aynn obtained patent and that
year and 1851 they erecte iany furnaces which innged
uneuesonabe rights therefore notified and cautioned them NOT
with Hager Als and Immediately demanded
the Commissioner of Patents trial of conflicting claims
Testimony was taken By both parties and submitted to that off,
dered aeugty and full deconn favor which follow.
Ing is extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fully perfected and
cessul operation October 1854 at Weeds place. tried
expermenay earlier period Gossett Johnsons plan.
alon Thompson had satisfactorily tested his Invention
and found that with the sub u,ioA Of fire brick for
CRATE bars It capable of performing all that he claimed
for believing for the that neither Hager Aynns
Thompson's claim lis limited to the material employed
each actual substitution jsaaeria question a: ISSUE
finding that contract entered the
erection Of Hager Aynn's furnaces prior the
part December 1884, priority of invention hereby
to Moses Thompson, aud patent will issue accordingly
J.HOLT, Commisonern
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NIryrICYG TO CAkEiENTNRs AND BUILDERS
Patent Misunderstanding, both rough snd dressed
Inc vary yellow ina and Cypress timber, for sple 81
m ergh aud s22 50 for dressed In lots TO suit
purchasers.
fsIs IL STAR FLAMING MILLS. New hasln
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pcMBkLEER T. CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
n EXPRESS receive forward all kinds of packages and
freight Havana, ,atanzas cardena villa Clara sagua j.
rsude Rcn,edion Nnevtas Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cuba Trinidad Cenfuegos etc., in connection with the Ex
Of Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co., United States
harFe COMPANY the United States Gaifonis and Europe
fslbH ST. Charles St., uyder st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

THB IENDs OF TIE SoUTH
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Planaons dir scly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income
DOUBLED OR MoRK THAN DOUBLED
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Arrivals and Departures.
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Mayer, Ers Mccailcch Miss Xlssn, niss Chapman Hss
Boae Esss Led L. sns Mise:
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.sss SS;: ~: S SSs !. bolton
vi ds r:fm NE v ,Ss
ss.s MT LssSIss and az sns
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M Shss Rous ' M Sa a two children
nSse Nj. b kSau "
Srs. ss.nS an Mrs and Mrs Sscnsoa and maid
ard SsJ sehsosd s1a T. ssd NJ.
aas .1s .a x No s sas
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HgrSw M ssssen Rev vsu du Acsn Mr. Nora Mr.
srpHs ss r Il Ee G. VI n Y
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want ILsssn HaIlOegus Mr Fcarn; Mr. Hudson, Or II
f hsgoaFs NJ sSs N i. q
xsa ssA n y q d,... Sss
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;SaIH ~ !.1Sc. Weber M dossas Mr. braat NJ
s.sE ssssg y sssss' y ws S:,tss
S S%;I fsmi; Iespn and Z shass asers
0uho M nn0 1re Ncey, MacManger, DR. and Mrs IAux
and niece MIS- Furry, Miss Victoria Daugry, Crsta
Colvf1le, Total $50. -
3: % ss:.oa NJ. ssss
two children, q Goldsmith Meney, n Eyre Lamb Nc
Furo Higsins Mrs Crawey Misses Sherlock Mrs
Kate Dsy and child Miss Jane Riley Garray A Bry6on
George, FaddD Miss Furreek. ] A Dernarn, Mrs
Doolan and two children, Walker. Miss N Daley
Haean MayDe Dunn CsSrens and chid Miss Burr
HARD Mr Gun lady ard two children; Vincent Gachien
burows and child Montgomery and child, Hill Mira
Wolf and three children. Miss Arnold TUCKER GU
+ Baylcy, Hamilton Centley.
From Savannah, In steamship Florida-Aressrs Gallo
J N Cook and lady, Howard, Nulvoy Benton A Day
ncponald, E Greeley Mills, Williamson, + Barn.
well " bapin d Crugdnia, J STICKY, w Nixon J
A Carpenter, Fnt and in the Storage.
From Black River, ia, in the brig Sarah PetersM
> From New Orleans, IN steamship Cahawba-s Quig Mrs
DEPARTURES.
For southampton and Hamburg in the steamship Hammo-
na-hss Lneau Master Bacot Mr. Homann and lady, New
lady two children and nurse Capt scheng lady
Burebardt Edw Lazarus Mrs Mathlde Worm6y New York;
Mrs Staden Mrs Ernest Treber three chdevn Cafor
mia: Mrs Kulberg, New York; Joseph Kambnsky Hart
tord Stein Ricbmoed Lrsser Berlin; Bayer lady
vhgpia; Raidt New York Tonkan. New Urleans Mrs
child. schot, Vessel New York; Morath Newark O.;
Raach Klein Muller. A Linde mann wife and four
children, Choice Armstrong, Strohmeyer,
new York, and Others In the steerage
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The Family Herald.

MAP OF THE POLAR sEA-TM OUTBREAK AT HAIR
PERs FERRY- THE NATIONAL EPISCOPAL CoNvEsy-
TlON-THE SINKING OF THE STEAMBOAT NEW
woRLD-THE vILLAnY OF sPIRITUALIsN- LOCAL
NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS-MARKET NEWS, ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD, In rs regular edition today
wednesday, will contain Map Of the Polar Sea- With His
tory Of Arctic Expeditions from 4s lSsAnother Erped
ton Proposedvoyages Of all the
xade-The Northwest Passage Found-Eearches for Frank
Nn-Bb Fate Decided, &c.
TER@-The FAMILY HERALD ID published every Wednesday
at Two Dollars annu Subscriptions received office
corner Of Fulton and Nassau sree Single copies price
cent 70 DO obaaDd at the Office and Of all vendors Ad
vertisements inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
Venus and the Dusseldorf Gallery-An
other Card from tho Director.
10 THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD.
Drrncr (lAIr No 4

DUsnuDoRF GALLERY, Nov. l, 1869.
Today's HKRALD says;"We see that Pages Venus has
been transferred TO the gallery Of the National Academy
Of Design, Tenth street, with the view, presume, OF
giving s beauties the advantage Of better ght and
goes on TO say-"N pretended by connoisseurs in
theee matters that II was badly placed and badly lighted
In the Dusseldorf Gallery The real for its with
drawal was that during ts stay owing perhaps your
citiQues thereon class Of visitors attended the gallery
who evidently came not to view work OF art but pic
ure OF that character which would pander to their baser
passions though they doomed to disappointment,
they pretty plainly expressed by their leaving,
grumbing out some such sentence as" Why there Is
nothing immodest in that picture; it's take n,v &C.,
&c. This, coupled with tho fact the daily journals
Venus on half sbc, with other unsophiaticated pic
turee," &C., &C., free exhibition ard out of
spect TO the feelings Of the artist (who though stranger
to me- s, believe gentleman OF refined and most SEN
sve naturc-one who would not wish the agent employ
cd by him for It's exhibition to thus gain money at tho
sacrifice Of name, pride and self love), determined To
cicse the exhibition AZ 10 the amount received at tho
doors perhaps faulty cagraphy has caused the three
20 DO taken Tor hvche correct figures being 010 H.
ou VIII be pleased 10 understand could have retained
ne picture for another month, but bad the privilege TO
conclude our agreement at the end Of four weeks which
We CID ior the reasons stated above and though per-
cnance AT peouniary loes TO ourselves has been
PHceu ~ MT Wn /. SOuntag's Dream OF Italy - work
we trust which will command the attention Of your pen.
THE DIRECTOR
OF the Dusseldorf Gallery
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Sussex Cousrr-cIAss 1888, Novrxsxn

Sussex CouSrr-CLAss 1888. NOVEMBER l. 1859
81, 70, 65, ls, 10, 80, 60, 81, 81, A, rs, A, 49,
CONSOLIDATED LorrrEr-CIAss No. ls5, Nov. l. lsso.
8, 46, Is, %, So, 81, 19, SO, "a, 81, IL, II, A.
day, November ], 1859.
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED B. WOOTTEN,
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO.,
WlmnRtOn. Del.
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Grover 4 Bakers Noiseless Family Sew
Ing Machines at reduced prices
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
1872 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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Drawings or the DeIswa are SNsec Lotto
HAYWOOD. EDDY co. Manassrs a ~
D8aAWARu. GEORGIA.. gEuTUCxT AHp NDoOUN skAsU
LOTrKRIu.
DsIAwA.s-Exr.A GAS, No. S7s Noysnsss y, isn
10, 8. ~, n, "a, IL. 49, so, Is, ~, 40, 81, 81.
DELAvAEs-CLAss No. GA NovExsns /, Isso
", 40, ~. 40, 70, So, 81, As, 48, so, !, l6, bN
W0OD HDDY CO., N
Wilmington, Delaware
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T0lman's Self ventilnting Spring Bed
and Mattress combined purides Itself. SIS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

rr. Kennedy, Proprietor OF kenDcdy's
Medical Discovery viii his Office under the Smithsonian
House broadway (entrapce Houston street,, from to
18th inst All who afflicted with scrofula, cryspelas
scad head salt rheum pinpes canker liberated
any dseases Of the skin invited to call Advice gra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Mrs. WinsIow's soothinG Svruu-Mrs.
Wnsi0v an experepced female physiciao has
Ting syrup for children testhing which greatly facilitates
nfa%matcn win asy "a pain and 9 sdre . regulate 10
YES and relief and health your nan Perfectly safe in
AL easea Sold ovor ywhere Prce only cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

r. p. S.-Ready Made Shirts, Every
and quality made with the a. ordered work
LElGHTONS, 6l2 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
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LARGE TAX BnLs.-The aggregate taxes of the
estate Of the late Ebenezer Francis Of Boston, have this
year reached $50 OOO
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BEAUTIFUL,
DELIGHTFUL,
A NEW DISCOVERY.

SOFT FRENCh TALJOW.
For Identifying pulling curiu1. so.enms smoothing gloss
ing laying and setting the lair II inpara silky gloss and
sonesa and at the saua time stiffness "A Ire hair Il
dressed 60 remains the beau ideal Of the toilet per.
tcct for ladies' and chdreps class article for
the best preparation for the Hair In The world - -
MRS ISABEL. SCIPLE
Depot, No q Ann street. n Y. Price 50 cents per box For
sale u no, &c Broadway, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

The Eureka Celebrated Sewing MN.
chimes; ICE $50; hemmers attached Oce 40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Extra Heavy Lambsw00I Under Shirts
and Drawers at 81 and 80 William street. one door north OF
Maiden Lane. GEO. N. TRACY Agent
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Pages ssVcnus''
Now GU exhibition at the gAreries Of the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Tenth street, near Broadway.
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The Cry Ia still they Ceme.-Ladies
and sens' Furs at STORM CO.'S, li8 broadway. unde
Howard Hotel.
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Wheeler s. wilson's Sewing Machines.
once sos Broadway, New York.
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Fine Arts.-The Attention Of the Public
called to the ne collection Paintings now on erhb
ton =. The gallery Of Messs HENRY LEEns co. No
most celebrated French artists and the atten-
ton of those desiring fine pictures They will be on FRI
day, 4th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the beet the world eurpassng made. Sold and ap-
piled at the mandatory, rs Broadway.
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Real Shaker
HEAVY WOOL UNDERsBIRTs AND DRAWERS.
Own order;
SCARLET
SHAKER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWER6
MERINo uNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
All kinds Of
kERINO AND WOOL HOSIERY TO MATCH
To which we invite attention.
A. 4 G. A. ARMOUR,
81 Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A IN. 8 PAssPORTs ISSUED THROUGH UNDER
IA signed, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS OF ALI. Tu0
mems &C Notary Public and Lawyer:
al Broadway, corner Chambers street, New York.
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Barry's TrfcOpherous 10 tho Best and
Stespest article for dressing beauytnS. cleaning. ourne
preae,vs and reaoring tbs hair. Ladies Try Sold BY a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

CristadOro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tow-
rtesTbe hes IN The world Wholesale and retail and The
privately applied No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

HeTraDg's Patent Champion Fire
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Opening OF Trimmed Patterns at Tay-
LORS 407 Broadway Thursday the greatest ysri
ETY. and most beautiful styles seen in this city.
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SUPREME orRT CIRcurr.-Part I, Special Term-Par
2-Nos. ?,1s9 $500, 2,0l3, 984 2G87 2020 2i55 2e22
1914, o4l, 1856, 1858.
usnGp STATES DISTRICT CouRz.-So, 50 to IS, ca, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Kn0x's Fur St0ek.-A Lady Can Buy an
elegant and fashionable Of Furs cheaper KNOXH No
2l2 Broadway than at any other establishment town He
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The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
MAN1cKRa,

The Lgsature Of the State Delaware at III last session
paving given 70 France Bsosd6eny Co ..y ..s.... s
BY the Governor Of said State superntend the drawin Of
ead lottery 40 hereby certify that tho following the nun
beru drawn thu day
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TgoiIoway's Pills and Ointme,

dp,cria putrd hroats complaints Of nm
usually malignant type are prevailing TO alarming extent
among children and bsrg the akin az the experienced
physans These remedies speedy and eectual cure
Tor them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

English Crieketsrs.-An IMperial Pho
sosrsy6 q shS "4n England Eevenn now O e.hoa q
also hne sereoscopc visw Of tn cricket ground Win cko
playing. Copies Of The sereoscopc viow tur 1ala
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Fall OF 1sB0.-Harrls s. Russak,s Fall
style Of silk Hats for gentlemen only S. Also their unequal
led assortment Of misses youhs' and chdrens fancy Hats
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Get Your Fall Style Hat OF White, 2ls
Broadway, Barnum's Museum.
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B. ULLMAN.
WINTER GARDEN.

Mr. Bourcicault produced on last evening version
Of "Nicholas Nckleby," which has been In dramatic
form the most popular Of Dickens works. IL we except
sDombey and Son." which was made by Mr.. Burton's
admirable acting in Cuttle Nicholas Nckleby was dra-
mazed close upon the heels Of its publication in book
FORM and first produced at the Park twentyone years
ago. As matter Of record subjon the casts OF 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Rupture Cured by Ma rsh g. Co.'s Radf-
cal cure They also keep silk Elastic Stockings va
ricoae veins Support and Shoulder Insrumonv
for Determines made 70 order. No, vesey street. Asor
House, New York