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The Capacity OF this Road equal to any in The Courtr
TEiEsEE TIsEsGGGsI
P A S S EN- GER TRAIN

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, - - - : - -
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting the Union Depot at PttSrch with
Through Trains from MI Western tIrs f,r
furnishing facilities for the of
surpassed, for speed and comfort, y any o.ter rontc
Express Lines run through to ph;at;elpha with
out change Of Cars or Conductors ' ' ~
Snokin., Cars are attached to each train woodruCs
Sleeping Cars to Exnress and Fst Trains 'T,i,c sn.Hs
Mail and FAST l. inc TEres
DAILY Trains connect direct for New All TrniCs
connect for Baltimore ana Washington.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh At NJ, arrives in Philn
deiPnI a. r. NJ, Baltimore at y, M a;d New York
Ut ~ =! IT, e. ". 7,,,. To-, 40, ',
delThia and i,eHcTu a. T. ~ and wv VEST Is n T
Express Train leaves Pit III at Pvt, arrives in Pr
aheiil!a w 10 A M BatGloresHt IL a. NJ, and III
1"F6 :" i. a.
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..iN Nc" iTN t'iu bosioli' tl FouG
Ntl It are soNu OH either al tls above ErAtuS.
1917, bo!>L iiChEts To- Boston are good via Norwich Fa
~ ,,,T III =, ~, ~, , ~
@ iioaG oilees IN the Wes'; also On hoard
OF te fslliF ;l o. steamers on TIE Mississippi or Chic
Eivers; anu ~ tlcNErS WESTWARD at the Gaces Of the
Ina ~ Nv % n, oa''I,1oFe OF fHliaGeIphiS
Z are always as low as an Horl heTn Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS .pY p1TTsRr-RcU
The cor,Diq;;on of tI,, western co,,neror ~ th p
., ,, q ~ I,noJ ~ C'. 80 rs ~ ., "' ic feiln
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AND TuE HprArp HJr1rrrr vy117eFn
@@hHN -GA@A SENAiHA1 NIL "A w 4iSS1..
The connecting of tracks by Rail Road Bridge Mt
Pittsburgh avoiding ,lrIyRge ferage of FREIGHT TO-
gether saving of time are advantages readily an
pr-cateh Shippers Freight aud the Tray, ling Public
| PdRTIEsS SHjPPINITz EISTJyiPD tpiu Sni IL to
tbejr advantage to Ship bvtaiS Route
For Freight Contracts Shipping Dractions apply to
address eiherof the following Agents of the Company
d a STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co., Steuhenville, o. IL s. PIERCE Co. Zanes
willie, O.;J J. JOHNSTON, Ripley, II. McNEzIY Maysv!Ilc
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HUMPHREYS,

sPECHIC HoHT@oPATaIC.R
Stand confesely ofremedial means for
Of the people alike removed the poisonous
the Of Eatere9re, The intricate
and perpleStng obSCures OF the
and medicines. Consisting of simple specifics for The var
Gus diseases to which they related put up
OF simple pellets and prepared OF ingredients net
er dangerous disgusting, they form at ready
source OF the nurse, and the Of
complaining invalid.
They possess advantages which
before combined in popular remedies. They are HARM
Less injury arise from their use They are sINPLE
you always know what to take, and how to take it. They
are CONVENIENT; give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning. without hesitation delay. They
FFcI2ST in thousands of disease
and the mite at the the pound could
afterwards have relieved. ---L
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMRER.-That these Specific. are entirely
harmless in all instances AMI in nil Babies may
them children NAV use them, the aged, infrm iyalid
may vs. them without danger, anil with benefit.
PLEASE REMEhIBEI.-That thousands the most Gift.
ed and intel gent minds in this cnnnry and Europe have
long sine given in their adherence TO Homeopathy, and
employ exclusively In all cases OF diseases for themselves
and families
PLEASE REMEMREH.-That not only In long standing
Old co,nl nts hut in recent ami violent diseases Of the
most dangerous Character, Homeopathy has proved
priority To any other system in repeated trial.
PLEASE REMENIBElt.-FhRt IOmueop 4thy Is sustained
not from s theories and doctrines, hut daiIy ard
honrv success IN curing the sick and arrestiug
PLEASE RENtEAlBEITh1: it is the little lis lead
to great ones and tits little ailments that neglected
gray" and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE tRER.-That you may have 1t in your
nosr PROMPTLY and pleasantly to arrest such complaints
The beginning. an thus prevent Craze diseases.
PLEASE REMEMBeR-That this system saves You the
struggling forcing and deception used get other medi.
cincs taten by children, al Yays
PLEASE RENEMHER.-That the evil results of smch
struggles generally than tho good that
may hetUuc bv the medicines thus given.
PLEASE REMEMEEH.Thnt lTrulphrerS' sys!eun Of To.
mnOyathc SpeciRcSivess the private practice the svs-
NAV them,
PEEASE REWEMBER.-Tha the Of u,sinrle chronic
Gltment such aS Piles Cararrh, Headache Ehcun
viii NOR" than ten times paw the o a case.
~ EASE REAlENHERTha two four dollars invested
in case OF Specific Remedies will return many times its
value to in freedom anxiety Ureyen.
tion Of disease, and absolute relief.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAN..

LOOK over the list, make Gp case Of what kind va,
ana enclose the amount in current note or
viii be duly returned By mail or express free
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LIST OF SPECTFTC REMEDIES.

FFIcIzS In thousands disease once
afterwards have relieved.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No l. Fese,, I,aAs-ForFever, Congestion and Inaam-
No, e. Worm Iiits-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
Wakfeuness. and Nervousness OF adults.
No. T. DiarrhGG I'iXs.-For Diarrhea Cholera Infan-
No. 9 RysTatery T8is-For Collie, Grplngs Dysentery
No, g. Cholera Pms.-For Cholera, cholera Morbus,
No. 4 Cough is-For Coughs, oolds IIoarseness, In
80. s. 2ootIac1s Fiis-Toottlache, raeeaehe and Ns-
No: o Headache I'ius.-FOr Headache, Vertigo, rea.
No. 10: Dy4pepsta Pi2s-For Weak and Deranged sto-
mS S !, 9oT E and Liver c"Imrlal9ts
No. 1e Female Ps-FOr LeucOrrhqea, Profuse 0Ienses,
10; l3. Group I'fls.-For Group, Hoarso Cough, Bad
No. II. SaH zaseans PiHs-FOr Eryspe!as, Erupsons,
No. is. RIsumdtfc Pizs-For Pain 1ameness or Sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Toins, or Li-nbs
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, old
P-For Piles blind or Bleeding Internal or External
For Soar Weak or Iniamed Eyes and Eyelds, Fall
o-For catarrh Of long standing recent, either with
W. C.-For whoopiug Cousin, abating its violence and
shortening its course.
Thsss yssntery Group Reumatsm and such eruptiye
I i 5eEer, sieaseis ana ErysiPei2s-thg ad-
and in all such the specifies act like charm The
entire disease often arrested once all the
violence of the attack moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less DANGEROUS. Even physician
afterwards have to he called he will take the
ed a tivantage from the previous treatment.
CoUGs and COLDS which OF frequent
and which often lay the foundation deceased lungs
bronchitis and consumption, may be az once cured BIZ
the Fever and Cough Pills
Ia CnRoYc DISEASES, such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constitution, Liver Complaint Piles, FeaGc Debility and
IrreGari.fe old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes Catarrh
Salt Relm crrptTnns the cas-, has specics
whose proper publication sill afford cure in almost every
of IA al,
Dvspepsn, Piles, Catsrrh Headache Female Weak
ness has than paid for the case times over.
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FGcaIEy

=
E. X. LoSInR,
PrincipalLccturcr the Science Accounts nos'''
Business Oh.stoIns rln.
J. NJ. l. Ii L Ia TX,
Professor of the Theory and PTsr:e"N NJ go-tEcrplr
COnnerc!2l iaIrul sfios.
II. n. DA YISS
Assoc2ce Professor of Book Ke-riag.
n. c. } CTIS son,
Professor O IusincsEa and 0rna mentai Penn 1usha.
4. WsH:.! = SIS, Esq.
lecturer Mercantile LAW
REV. +. YEATES REESE y D.,
Lecturer on Comm rc:alf.:hlcS.
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno. p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VaHsant,
Hon. Thomas Swami. Wa II, Es!gller, ES!.,
Jacob Trust, Esq, william KnaNc. IN.
The Collage is provided with a Comueresi Library
standard Works, expressly for the use 81 sta, .zt
Each Student has desk 10 himself and IS seIa-as.:
structed.
ter any time.
Thetnc usually required to complete the f- e0Grse
from to 12 wceis
{ ADiFLoMA Is awarded 70 all Graduates.
AlarEs and Beautifully 0rnaseat.1 Cirolr coz lih,
upwards Of SIX SQUARE FEET representing the a
Interior View of the College. various CHARACTERISED g
pena1nship &c. sent by mail n cTrFs Hcccl71ie'
With catalogue giving fail particulars. ADDRESS, -.
l. x I.nSTEH. P'H:tf6'c. RH
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore ana ohio Rail Road.
80 "a


ON after Monday the th April 1884, tile Passenger
" Trains will be daily follows:
FirstThe Great Southwestern, ST. Louis, Cincinnati
lumbns, Wheeling Benwocd, Baltimore anil Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 11O A. Marrivine
in Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connecting with trains
Eastern and Southern Returning, leaves Baltimore
at 4G5 r. NJ arriving Benwood sl6 Wheeling at
Son A. NJ, connecting with great Western Southeastern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops
and supplying engine with fuel and water
SecondThs Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago Louis,
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
Denwood, Baltimore Washington City Express departs
daily excert Saturdays 745 arrives at Balti.
more at p. NJ connecting with tile trains for the
and Southern cities. Returning, leaves
A. NJ and arriving at Benwooti 150 Wheeling
a. NJ This train stops at all regular srtions East of
berIand.
Wheeling am. Cumberland ACCOMMODATION train leaves
Wheeling daily Sundays exceptsd A. H., arriving
in Cumberland at 6S5 2 NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
at S:1O A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling 640 p NJ.
train stops all stations. J. b. FORD, Agent.
W. r. SWITH. Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. ap12
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

THE Puzzle OF THE PAPAcY.-It would seem
from the present position of. affairs in Italy
that Louis Napoleon has determined to let the
Italian people solve the puzzle that has SO long
disturbed the crowned heads-what shall be
done with the Pope? He has driven Austria
out of Central Italy. and while he keeps her at
bay, and refuses to interfere himself, he is per-
hitting the people to settle accounts with the
Papacy. The league Of Modena. Tuscany, Par
ma and Bologna are about to try their strength
with the soldiers of Pic Mono. Garibaldi and
four thousand Romagnese have joined the army
Of Central Italy, and are ready to support MAJ
zocapo and the Bologne.e in the fight. If left
to themselves, as they now seem likely to be
under the protecting hand Of Louis Napoleon,
the people will soon solve the great puzzle
Plus the Ninth may fly again to Gaeta, or he may
yet have conferred upon him, after the Italians
have discarded him, the old Napoleonic king
dom Of Elba., When the Pope has got his due
European Congress may ratify the sentence
of a satisfied nationality
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The Family Herald.

INAUGI RATION OF THE WEBSTER STATUE AT BOSTON
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSvES-
TION AT sYRACUsE-OUTBREAK AT THE BERGEN
TUNNEL-THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT
CnIcAG0-TIIE OPERA DENoUNCED-THE EQCINoC-
TIAL STORM-LOCAL NEwS-THE MARKETS BTC.
Tho FAMILY HERALD OF "Wednesday viii contain
Of the Inauguration Of the Webster Statue in Boston
with the eloquent Edward Everett ON the
occasion
Among will also be found:A fun report of the
Dongs a, the recent Democratic State Convention syria
cuse-Names Of the Candidates Observation-Disclosures OF the
Delegates the Charleston Convention; of the Out
break Of the Iaborers the Bergen TunneThe New York
and Be Railroad Blocksded Letters from Correspon-
dent Chicaco descriptive Of the National Agricultural Fair
tina, place Effects of the Equnoctal Storm csy
vicinity The Opera Denounced from the Pulpit
the Riot at Manchester n H. between the Fircmen and the
Gamblers Curious before the Police Canada
Woman charged with having counterfeit American money
in her possession: The Sptuaists Pic Me AT Fort Lee
Editorial Remarks Prominent EVENTS All the Local
News of New York and adjoining Ces of general
Theatrical Notices. Police Reports Corones' quess and
Whatever may be interesting important the general
reader.
Of the Condition OF the New York Cattle Market with the
amount Of Stock offered for sale their Condition. the Prices
which they Sold &c, &C. Report of the Prices all
kinds Of Family Marketing at Washington Market in New
York City, Commercial and Money Market Reports;
raaes and Deaths for the week. and large Of
cellaneous reading.
at Two Dollars Subscriptions received at the Office
Fulton and Nassau Single copies (prce four
cents be obtained the office and Of al venders Ad
vertisements inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR CHEvALIER WEBB.-We
publish triple sheet again to-day for two
cents, which contains more matter than the
Chevalier Webb can get up in week. We are
afraid the Chevalier will have to turn to his
prayers as a last resource. He has invoked all
the parsons and doctors Of divinity in vain, and
about the best thing he can do now is to square
up his accounts, abandon mere mundane pur-
suits, and withdraw himself to monastery
there to make his souls peace. The circulation
and advertising business ofthe HERALD isncreas-
ing every day, while that of the Chevalier's
sheet is diminishing, and this is burden Of
trouble which the Chevalier cannot carry. Per-
baps the reason why he has become SO pious
and so savage Of late is because some of his
mortgages are coming due. The poor Cheva
lier
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BISHOP ONDERDoNK-GREAT MORAL REACTION
AMONG THE ClEHGY.-Our readers will remem-
Der that some ten or twelve years ago Bishop
OnderdOnk was tried by jury of his church
peers upon certain serious charges touching
his deportment toward some of the lambs of
his flock, married and single, and that he was
nnfrocked and put upon short allowance by
way of punishment for his manifold trans
gressions. 1t is now reported that, moved by
their bowels of compassion, and believing that
his long penance and short supplies have sub
dued his carnal proclivities and restored him
to the purity of a self-denying martyr. his
brethren Of the Episcopal hierarchy contem-
plate his full restoration to his shepherds
Office. "Faith, hope and charity" saith the
great Apostle, "but the greatest of these ia
charity" Let there be charity among his fell
lows, and let the Bishop be rcinstated. Why
should he suffer more severely than the Rev.
Mr.. Kalloch, of Boston, or a host of others OF
all persuasions who might be named We
have often thought that the clergy of all demo-
Eninations, to very great extent. spoiled all
their beautiful preachings by their incon-
sistcnt practices, aud that too many Of them
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News, Suggestions, &c., from Corrcspon-
dents.
cuLrvArIoS or TOBACCO IN ynoryyA.

CULTIVATION or TOBACCO IN VIRGINIA.
Virginia correspondent informs that the cultivation
OF tobacco IN That State spreading very rapidly few
years ago us cultivation confined u the south side or
James river, but now extends along the whole country
east Of the Blue Ridge and down the scaboard
ties, where us culture was deemed mpracticabc hereto
fore The rapid increase OF slave labor and the necess
" OF providing an additional field for III operations has
led to this policy II Is only recently tht the experiment
of it, growth in these new fields and while the
quality and yield Is equal 10 the products OF the old
tobacco region II found, under careful system Of cu
ture which the surplus available labor enables the planter
10 besow 70 yield more profitable returns than any other
species OF production.
AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST COSTA RIGA.
In reference to communication in our columns
signed "a Central American denying that citizens Of the
United States had any claim against Costa Rca CORES
pendent asks If the writer has seen the statement pub
shed IN the HERALD Of July TO- and whether the insults
and injuries which four Americans are therein described
70 nave received from the Costa Rcan government
70 DC considered entitled to compensation its party
RowDYIsM IN BALTIMORE.
An inhabtant Of the Monumental City states that
reason why rowdyism is rampant there is, that the
editors of the local press do not discharge their duty by
vigorously denouncing the acts of violence and ranism
Win winch the news part OF their columns is filled
TEE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
An Alabama correspondent speaking OF tho candidacy
of General Houston, SAYS
is hardly to be hoped, perhaps, that the political
managers and wireworkcrs Of the country will tolerate
his nomination by the approaching Democratic Conven
ton Tor he would not suit them Nevertheless with
without such nomination. believe he could be triumph
any elected if fairly put before the people of the
try You have already initiated this movement and il
VIII toll IN the right direction and If continued il will be
successful II he starts at ALL you may rely upon it the
people will put him through" like they did Jackson or
Harrison---and mistake
FARES on THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
Westminster correspondent complains that, while by
the Third Avenue Railroad the boats from Peck Slip
with connecting stages passengers get the town of
West Farms for thirteen cents, the Harlem railroad
the price charged to that place thirty cents He
see why the Harlem road convey passengers as
cheapy by steam other companies by horse power or
why they should be exempted from running trains
two nights in the week for the accommodation Of the Har
lem public
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were ravenous wolves in sleeps clothing.
But why, oh, why, should the venerable Father
Onderdonk be made the scapegoat for all other
offenders Let him be restored, if his faithful
flock desire it. Fasting and prayer, light
diet and the soothing influences of time have
doubtless done their good work in his case.
But let not his restoration be made precc-
dent Let it be declared as an exception, or
the result may be anything but great moral
reaction among the clergy.
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THE WAR Upon THE PIGGERIEs-CITY INsPEC-
TORS REPoRT.-The City Inspector presented
report to the Common Council yesterday, asking
the assistance of that body in his efforts to radi-
cally abolish the nuisance of piggeries and
offal boiling establishments within the city
limits, and cites a portion of an ordinance
which makes it a misdemeauor punishable by
fine to keep hogs at any point south of Eighty
sixth street without permission from the Mayor.
If the Common Council require any stimulus
10 urge them to their duty in this matter they
ought to find it in the report of the SupeCin-
tendent Of Sanitary Inspection, which accom-
panies the City Inspectors report 1t is hardly
possible to conceive that so much abomination
could have existed in city like this as that
represented as found in the neighborhood of
the be autiful Central Park 1t is hardly credi-
BILE, and the recital Of it is positively sicken-
ing. The wonder is that the whole city has not
long ago been devastated with pestilence gene
rated in the localities described in this report
The labors of Mr. Delavan have already been
attended with very good results, for he has
driven out of the city 5000 hogs, demolished
5000 pens-each one Of which appeared to be
a pesthouse in itself-and broken up hum
dred offal boiling establishments The City
Inspector now asks the Common Council to en-
able him to proceed still further with the good
work, and to prevent the return of the hogs
and oaal boilers to their old quarters, which,
if they are permitted to do, will render all that
has been accomplished labor in vain. We hope,
then, that the Common Council will give
prompt attention to Mr.. Dclavans memorial
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AN EASY SOLUTION OF THE QUEsNoN-One
of the republican journals stated the other day
that all he officers, fighting men, gladiators
and chevaliers belonging to Tammany Hall
held Office in the Street Department, and that
had they been at the Syracuse Convention the
wood party would have been driven out with
broken bones. The officials of the Street Com
mlssioners Department il seems then, are work
ing men, who have too much to do to 90 to
syracuse to attend political conventions. How
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the first meeting of the registrars of votes shall
be held in each district on the 18th Of next
month and if they are to be appointed at all,
as it seems to us they must be. there is no time
to lose. We trust that the Supervisors will
hurry up with their legal studies and take some
action at once.
We publish in another column the leading
points of the law, showing the process of regis
tration, which we commend to the attention of
our readers.
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ever, as to their character, the best way would
be for the editor Of the journal in question to
send to Captain Smith for list of all his en-
ployes, and.sec who are the r,alians, fighting
men and gladiators in that Department That
would be the easiest solution Of the question.
Send for the list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

UTuhh uArs
WkRhOCg CO.
invite the aten1n Of gentlemen "nsse snd yarfe1
,nn OF has ae designed focthe ensui autumn. cora
oe,, THE GENTTEMAES DRESS HAT,
fashion. N 'iA' st""' ~ $50 " 49, -
THh VOTING GENTIEmAN's DRESS HAT
gcnleman's wardrobe ~S :, S~N
THE AUTUMN RON TON.
Ih' counterpart d thai immensely popular ard gracefH
summer hat the success OF which il anpie guaraues for
iorge sale vi It's autumn duplicate f -
SOFT FELT HAT.
An extensive assortment Comprising every variety ri ns
terr. color and quality ' " -"
GENTIEMEN's AND YOUTHS CAPS
an endless variety for dress and uyress riding suortnx
travelling end evening wear.
NOVELTIES
10 every department too numerous to nnention.
WARNOCk a co, Hatters.
No. SIG Broadway
re Nicfplaa hokes
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Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotto

DELAWARE, Extra CLASS NO. 49, SEPTEMBER le, 1859.
So, 6S. 10, s, Is, "a, IS, SO, As, %, 60, 2, 81.
DELAWARE, CLASS No. 500, SEPTEMBER 49, 1889
80, %, A, s, 50, 70. a, ~, 10, 50, 6s, %, "a.
GEoReaA, Class No 497 SEPTEMBER l9, 1859:
81, l6, IS, 81, 80, /. 80, Is, 50, 60, 5, IL.
GEORGIA, EXTRA CLASS No. 49s, SEPTEMBER l9. 1859.
IS, GO, 4, n, 43, 6S. Q, SO, 10, "a, 80, s.
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del
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Gurney's Gallery, 7O7 Broadway, First
block below the New York HoelPhotographs daguerreo
types, miniatures in oil and ivorytypes
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Great Openfng.-Fan and Winter I'm
deshrts and drawers Nos 81 and SO William street.
door north of Maiden lane. GEO. NJ. TRACY Agent.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35S
roadway CAS- Broadway of Blocker street. Rhoto
raphs daguerreotypes and ambrotypes-
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rally known that all The successful candidates last year
KNOWS hats. II though nevertheless; and won
der for knoxs hats give finish and respectable appear
ance to everybody His fall style in great demand and
being by all the leaders OF fashion KNOX can be found
at the corner of Fulton street and Broadway.
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Established A. d., 1851.

BRANDRETHS PILLS
Remove from the body its cavities the bowels
Of the circulation those dead matters body which
occasion that peculiar heavy feeling colds headaches
&c These purely vegetable pills do not upon healthy parts
except TO cleanse and purify Their timely has
valuable e and Brandreths Pills should therefore
be In every house, ready.
Sold price Is cents 293 Canal street. New York. and by
ell druCgeta