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Metropolitan Police Commits. <onerss
DISMISSAL OF Dr. IvEs-PKoMoTIoNs. ETC.
1hs following letter received by the Boars ycster
day
THOMAS S1nIxAs Esq., President Of the Beard Of Police
eed charges against Surgeon Of Police being
member OF the Republican Central 1ommi.tee aud OF ths
ar Msnw 1ecooo ward Republican Assoc,aoe For tness
your Board has not been rendered Understand that tbe
proof OF my membership OF the organizations referred 10
Is not conclusive Ia order 10 oe the Board from any
embarrassment In respect to the question OF proof,
hereby admit and avow that member Of the Repub
loan Association or tho Twenty scond yard. Entertain
ing very decided political sentiments, have deemed
ny duty as citizen and taxpayer TO enroll my ZANE vita
have voice in the selection Of suitable candidates. 70 re-
ceivs my surages not merely for ward officers bet also
.or cny, county Sate and nd, rational nomnatons SUB
scribe myself, JOHN IVES, N. D., Surgeon OF Police
The Board dismissed Dr. Ives from the Department BY
vote Of four 70 three, Mayors emann and POWELL and
Aessss Bailey and Ulsheefer voting for the dismissal
and kessrs Ssllman Bowen and Strauahan against it,
Dr. Ives stated TO the reporters that he SHOULD appeal
The case. II necessary, to the Court Of Appeas TIE
The Board appointed Sergeant seaman Of the twenty
sna 70 De SaP.H ~ p.cs o.
OF the Twenty first, and VIM Mcconnell, OF the Seven
tenth precincts DO sergeants the special pa,romen
ont.
Captain Samuel Carpenter, of tho Sixteenth precinct
asked to be relieved from duty until the conclusion OF
his trial, and the request was granted He alleges that
there Is conspiracy age!nat him. and asserte his ability
70 prove the good reputation OF the house OF Mrs. Whit
more for The past year. and that his visits there
strictly confined to bufiness matters.
PROTECTION FOB STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
General Superinter dent Phsbury has issued order
TO bis deputy ss have detailed Serieant James
Cro Of the Tenth precinct for the purpose Of pro-
tectpg and travellers at tho various steamboat
and ship landings, and railway stations by seeing that
pasrolmen In those localities perform their duty with
vigilance and energy. You will accompany Sergeant
Croft 70 these places which are TO come under his care and
supervision, and make such inquiry and examination a.
convenience and security the travelling community
The manner In which this very important brarch OF
ser vice at present conducted sorry 70 say by
no means creditabe; and is duo to the public well
as TO the character Of the Deparmentha step such
propose should be taken to remedy the evil. shall
quire Sergeant Croft TO report to me daily through you
AMOS PILLSBURY,
General Superintendent OF Police"
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eleven hundred and fifty dolIars anu soA "a''.
burglars succeeded in making their - ''p0' .,...,
struggle with Mr.. Jones, on whom thsy ''ra ,uss,o.
and drew knife. They had packed Up all - -. !,
In tie house, but owing 70 the determined rcsts
Mr. JONES' they compelled 70 retreat With only p'
ton OF thei booty Mr. Jones narrowly escApod with @
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SERIOUS FIRE IN WATER sTREET-Loss ABOUT $oO,OOU.
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon IRE broke out
bottng cellar Of James Murphy, LOT Water street,
Owing combustbe character Of the materials In the
cellar the fire spread with great rapidly, and In few
moments enveloped II in flames The alarm OF fire
promptly given and the fremen quickly at the premises
but in spite Of their exertions flames gained Roadway
and extended into first floor and then throughout the
entire building The fire was extipguished until the
whole contents OF the building were destroyed Mr. Muir
phys will be about 81 500; insured for o0o The
other four floors OF the building were occupied BY Andre
Brothers, dealers in ecgars and tobacco Their loss will
probably exceed SIS 00O There an insurance on the
stock the Everett, Phoenix, Washington, Rut
gers Merchants and Excelsior Insurance Companies.
knight Brother had about COO worth of tobacco In the
building on storage; said TO be osuted 70. 900 the
about AGO. and is insured for 5000 in the Bowery
Insurance Company There win also be some damage by
occupied by Yeaton Higgins as storage store; and
aso On Nc 1o9 occupied BY Hawthorne, Morris Co.,
o ossnssd sase the in
Murphy employ dropping light with which they were
No Engine Company were promptly on the ground
with their beautiful steam fire engine and rendered
efficient service throwing continuous streams OF water
through end quarter inch nozzle. The way IN
which she was managed does credit to the company
Mr. John A. Creger, Assistant Eogineer, who had
charge the fire, managed the affair with great SKILL
thus prevented the ne from spreading to the adon-
ing buildings
FIRE IN THE DowgRY.
Between seven and eight O'CLOCK on thursday evening
fire occurred In the show window Of the dry goods store
No. 2s2 Bowery, owned by W. R. Roberts. The flames
quickly extpgushed by pulling the goods down. but
not however until damage TO the amount Of about 81 600
was Mr. Roberts burned his hand badly In trying 70
expeuish re The stock insured for $40 100 IN the
following Safeguard, 81 500; Peter Cooper,
90 0oo Jersey City, g. l6o Brooklyn, $780, and Fire
mems Fund So ooo The building is damaged about $50
FIRE IN DOWNING STREET.
About three O'Clock Friday afternoon fire occurred
in the organ mandatory Of W. e. Davs-a three story
brick building in rear of No. 40 Do wnng street. The
smes spread rapidly and before the fire extngushcd
scbe stock and building damaged about "a, OO0 No
Insurance The fire caused by some children while
at play with matches.
FIRE IN LIsPENARD STREET-A HORSE BURNED TO
DEATH.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock yesterday forenoon
Ie occurred in stable at No IspeLard ct. The flames
spread with such rapdy that those earliest 1t the stable
were unable to exricate the horse The poor anmI
burned TO and the stable demolished The horse be-
Iopged TO Katepho grocer, at No Lspen ard street
corner Of West Broadway and valued BY him at 200
The origin OF the will be matter for the Fire nareha
Some say occurred from charcoal furnace, and others
aege took place from children playing with matches
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COrOners' Inquests.

COTOneTB lRquestss
FOUND pRowNED-Henry P. Shung, native OF Ffatce,
aged 46 years. who has been missing from his home since
Tuesday found drowned in the North river yesterday,
near pier 49, is supposed that deceased fell overheard
when intoxicated for when last alive he consi
derably under the influence OF liquor Coroner Jacknan
held an inquest upon the body.
John Thomas Prince, lad about years old, was
found drowned the Fulton market slip yesterday Coro
ner Jackman Eeld inquest on the body, when 1t ap.
peared that deceased In the habit Of playing the
Hh belonging the market men, and IL s supposed
that he accidentally fell overheard while thus amusing
hmsef verdiot-sDcath by drowning"
The body Of unknown man, about 80 years OF age,
was found drowned ct pier q East river Deceased was
about five feet inches Ia height had sandy hair
no whiekels He respectfully attred In black frock
coat dk cashmere pants, white linen shirt, blue under.
shirt, and calf skin boots In his possession was found
twelve cents, bad penny and penknife. Deceased had
been in the water about week Coroner Jsckman held
an inquest upon the body Verdics-"D Death by drown.
ing"
KILLED ny BLASTING RocKs-.James Condon an old man
aged eighty native Of Ireland taken 70 Bellevue
Hospital on Thursday having been seriously Injured in
Fifty ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
the blasting OF rocks He bad gone there with his SOM
dinner, who at work there, and while he and abou
twenty others were enjoy ing their MONDAY meal,
shower of thrown among them, the largest
which struck the old upon the leg, inicpg such &C.
rious wounds that he died at O'Clock yesterday morning
The Coroner has been notified.
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Luss or tho steamer Return.

MENPHI5, I5uu July 70, I6oS.
The steamer Return, White river packet, sunk at Du
vall's wharf on Wednesday LOSS $40, 0C0; uninsured
No lives were lost.
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q uMPrEEYS' HOHEOPkTHIC bPXCIFIO6.
II HUhPB8hYS' Homeopathic HPEOIFIU5.
HuhPHREys' HOEECPATBIU sPECIfIO6.
TIE 6ksT IN UtE.
TIE MSsT SIMPLE AND CONVENIENT
1RE MOST rRCAPT AND RELIABLE.


ALWAYS EFFICIENT.
LIST or MEDICINES
No l. FEVER PLIs-For fever, oooseston and Inflammation
No q wonx rnLs-For fever, collie, wetbg The
bed
- PABrs Pnrs-For colo, crying tee,hipg. and wakefu
No L. DiARRHB0A PnLs-r.- A--~s.. ,.,,.,. ,,s.,.,..
and aummer complaint Hno'en naAntu"
ho DfsESIEnr FILn-For coc grioings, dJseutery
No G. CHOLERA Rs-For cholera cholera mo, bus nauses
No oouca I.s . For coughs colds, horsene~ influenza
No. TooTuAcnE PIIs-For oothache. fAcesche and nss
No O. REApAeHE PuIs-For heAo..h. ..., ..r
o. the head. "' -'Heo' neai an" '""
No TO- DYSPEPSIA PnIsFcr weak and dsranged stomach.
. . consupation and liver complaint
NO H. For FEMALE IRREGULARITIES painful or sup
pressnn periods
NO Is CKnor PIsror Group boarse cough breashug
No a. sALr sIxun FILs-For eryxipeas, eiupuons PIN
No Is EBEuNATIc PIIsror pain, lsoneness or
the chest, back, loins or limbs.
A-Fcr fever ague, chill fever. dumb agus CID mima
P-ror piles blind or bleeding internal or external
Offer weak ir1aned eyebds, failing, veal
blurred sis
Cyor lons Standing recent either with obsrue
ton or pToiuse discharge
w. CFr who,rg cough AbstiDg s violence and shorten
cg its ccurso.
PRICE
70 vias complete In morosc, aond book.
tate q ~ v'ss and book plain
Cs If boxes numbered and book ,...............
single bsred directions cena
TIM letu rel boxes with directions 80 cents
These nettnts By The single boz sent 70
part country free Of charge receipt ., the price,
address +. HUMPHREYS co,
Ard sold by respectable dealers.
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Kerosene I'M.
fun sappy ofth. iavors.s Oh now be mad 0oioz
Light lsraoa, anc free rom al impdra.isx.
AusfENs A9ens. % Pearl succl n. Z.
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HolIowHy's Ointment, Mot the slightest
danger incurred in he rapid Of lilies By this prepare
ton II "orives n' inf son "suppr
taon but snnihilstts them the very Sold 80 aaiden
lane, N. Y,
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PORTLAND, July 20, 1859.
Last night the machine shop OF Mr. Geo. Hail. Fore
street, head OF Franklin wharf, completely destroyed
by rre together with the last factory Of Mr. Moore the
blacksmith shop Of stephen Noyes, the cooper shop Of
George Mcclellan, and consider able quantity OF lumber
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Military.

Military
RESIGNATION OF COLONEL JAMES R. RYAN.
From the following brigade order saued BY Brigadior
General Ewen IL will be that Colonel james Ryan,
Of the Sixty ninth regiment has resigned his commission
BRIGADE oRDsRs
NEW YoRK, July 20, 1859.
Brgadier General Even has accepted the resignation OF
Fourth Brigade, First division, Of the State Of New
York. on and after the 10th proximo, and he ~ his own
request honorably discharged from tho said ONCE on aud
aiter said date JOHN EVEN, Brgadier General
This intelligence will DO received with regret BY many
members Of the DIVISION and especially those who wero
intimately acquainted with the exerons put forth by tho
Colonel to advance all the interests Of the regiment and
In which he has been emnently successful There will DO
meeting Of the rank and nle Of the regiment on Wed
nesday evening next at the Division armory In relation 70
this matter They intend 10 Walt tho Colonel in body
the day before the resiguatou goes into effect.
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New Cotton Coming TO Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20, 1859.
Two baies Of cotton Of the crop were received
here yesterday from Texas Last year the first Of tho
new crop was received the 10Th, also from Texas
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Dsichs!or's Hair Oys, Wigs aud roape.s--
The ber IA ne world Ill ade 0cad md auplis<
at the mspufAosagY 1N Broadway.
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The Southern Pacnfic Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. j uly 20, 1859
President Fowikee with $50 600 to pay the first install
nent the stuck Of the Southern Pacific Railroad LEI
TO day for Marshall, Texas
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chronological Examinations, Pointing Out
the tAenu defects and occupation be obtained
daily ct FOWLER WELLS SQ8 Broadway.
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One Dollar Only II now Chargcd for a
course Of lessons on our sewing machines
l. N. SINGER CO., 4b6 Broadway.
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Konnsdy's Medical Discovery II warranted
70 cure scsoua eyhpeas sstrbeum scad heal uoersse
sofe legsL For sale By al druGgs8
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Rupture Cured by Marsh, q Co.'S Redsoas
sure truss They also keep m sAx1c ocxingn vArooss
veins supporters and shoulder brNcee fo de
s1rmidru nads v order 70. vnssy srssa Askx Eepse
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AmusemeDts for the People to get their
epesses taken for Is cents at HOLMES gallery, the
largest in the city 6gl Broadway.
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The Arrest OF Henry Karples.


In your issue Of the Goth instant you copy article
ga New York Forger caught In Canada" Az friend to
Dr. Karples-a well known and respected citizen OF this
cyalow TO state that the Henry Karpee mentioned
~ article Ia Of the Doctor whose son
aenFy travels M presenter Of the first houses Of
Won will DO sWcS U the name II one Of our most e.
teemed pbyscians.
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MAX GOLDBACHER, % Fulton street.

NmLo's GARDsN-Tbe performances at this house this
evening will conclude the regular dramatic season.
capital bill is announced, and the aairs for the benefit
Of Mr. A. Baker, who has been connected with the city
theatres in various capacities for many years Mr. Edwin
Booth will play Iago 10 Mr. Eddy % Othello.
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Consolidated Louer7 Of Delaware
FsASox. BRCADsEsrs 4 CO.,

oonsonoAted Lottery Of Delaware
FkASOk BRCADBENrs co.
hAsA0KRJ.
o. Tie 8se Delaware q IN ast sesuaoa
hat ven " rance brcsdbcutS 90 aeery oonr ~ foe
tsenN ss We De ands,vgned Oo@nlssloasrs aa,oinist
~ nc Q, satd ktAe 10 tho Of
ben dawn ihsa day.
Sussxr couHss-otAss no lU7. JvLr 70. 1893.
20, 80, 80, 81, A. 81, 90, 60, "a, SO, I8, SO, 76
CONSOLIDATED iorlERx-OlAss no 49, JuLr 70, 1859
a, 81, 35, 49, SO, 67, 63, Al, 3, SO, %, o. IL, 49,
w'Sess our sAao., " w,mtsxson. Delaware. ,As FIJI
oAy, sns i2A dss OF July, las.
JOHN DALK.
FRANCE. BhOA 1B8Hrs. 90,
Wlxzaingt0O, DeAwAr0.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broadway Gas Broadway Of Beecxer street. Pho
togrsphs, daauerreotypes and smbrotJpes
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French Imported Boots and Shoes, per
.eamer HUGENk FskRIs, bootmaher, 81 Nassau street.
between John and Fulton.
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Round Hln Water Cure and Hotel, Nor
rpton Mas NO plase within sI hoars New York
R suca Guaclous with good tabls good acsommodA-
H. HALsrKAD. H. D., Proprietor.
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IIill, InhmitRble Hair Cutter,-DYe SO
cents black or brown. Depot No Barclay street. Aso
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CTiAtsdoro's Hair Dye, WsSs and S'oUpees--
the best In The world, wholesale retail and dye ,r
vAtely applied, ct NO Aet0r Rouse.
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Barryss Tricophsrous II esae Hcst and Cheap
ga article FIR dressing beaaSing oie.6pg cayisg
tns and restoring the hair. Ladies' Try Sold By al dyua
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Hsrrlne's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof ses 2Sl Broadway, Garner OF Auf
GrNal n. Y.
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CONVENTION HALL, WYANDor, /
Knnsss, July 20, 1859.

Proceedings of the Observation-Disclosures y,. C,n;
hoJ-r1,yo., NJ 2.h,u,- O.a;.... a. a.
'S~ o'~"y-0'''"s""'oe' "c' &C.
Inc question OF boundary came up ain this morning,
on a motion OF Mr. McDowen fdem \ of IAsve, ~or,h
that the Convention memorabilia Congress to annex to
Kansas that portion lying south Of the Platte river west
ward TO the twenty third meridian of vss. lono,ud. An
.,-...., 49,. -, 49,, = 80 N"
animated deoAte occurred which was participated in by
Meesrs Stineon, Mcdowell dem) OF Leavenworth and
Mr. Houston (rep) of Riey .flirmstivelv and Messrs
blood and Tbs.char oc n,ro,.. .ra c,m,n. =, p,.-..
(reps In the negative. The motonson memorial was
laid on the table by vote of % to 90 sev.r. ,..amn.
,v.xo .h.u u..s. a.. -. .--,.v-,..
were tnen made 10 get an Informal ballot for the purpose
OF locating the temporary capital This question been
next to the claims the main source Of or rolling nv the
third house. CHARGES OF bargain and saia are faaIv
banded about The frsnSs or va
renee and rooeka are The principal points seeking the
ton ~ N
Mr.. THATCHER frep, of Doue,as noved TIM. N. ,oco
ton Of tAmpoSarv captal he submitted m vote NJ tho
people, and the town having the highest vote In he the
place selected This would give the location either n
fsn,s--.-sA I.--~~nn a.. nither Of them would
obtain plurality OF Votes Amendments were
highest votes then submit those three points the PEG
pie for their selection An excited debate resulted and
charges OF "haud were banded about. The whole sub
ject was laid on the table.
Mr.. PARKS (dem. }, OF Lesvenworth, then submitted
preamble ana 70 inc eject that wa: charged
tai location ana that committee CT nve 90 appointed TO
investigate the same II was carried and the committee
session Some rich Developments taking place
Members have sworn that lots in have been Of
for their votes others have sworn that they have
been offered and and money BY lobby agents for tho pur
pose Of securing their votes ana influence In favor OF the
annexation OF South Nebraska what the result will be
cannot be known, but neither partys skirts are clear
rom the charge These Things nave been charged 30 or
ten on conventions ana legislatures In keosas ths.,
proved sgainst any member OF this body seems likely
an example VIII De mace lor tne purpose VI vnocsunS
me convention ana parues IRON we cry on corupa0n
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Defiance Sssismsnder Ssascs-- vVIlua Patent
powder proof ocss and barr Also fro Apd burglar
place, dormeriy No lSa Pearl ssresty
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The Hest Spring BED In GxAssenco-.kioyws's
nlipuc frum IS 70 S. S7s Broadway Call and sse H.
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strong and Fisvory Tea, Ono Dollar tas
cne:h ~ OHhHTiAksoNS. No. Chamber or si6 0rosn-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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RosTE1TEA's CyLEBRATxDs 81 UMAOH BITSEss
HosTRTTEa's oELxBRArKD 81, 'AACH slrTSEs.
acsTETTEK's CELEBRATED $40 H.CH BIrTEss.
aos1Er1ER's cSIEBRA1zD sTSs EeI slTrsss.
Hos1x7rIR's CELEBRATED SION AGA siITEss. 49,
ucs,ArrEas oELxBn .rzD sRoS4 I'd sTsxs q '''a
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Hos1ErrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH Bfrrrhs.
FOB SALE AT DRUGGISTS. aRocgRg AND
hVkhYwHARE. EvERYWHEAR
HosrETTER's cEIEsRATED STOMACH sITTEks
hOsr sosTsT4Ens
HOsTIfTER,S
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HoSrsrfERD
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HO6rzfrEnH
CELEBRATED
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Htaniy at Caess Crowds DWfIy Bassfsrd's
sna saefs rooms 10 fukn 1lard tables and
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Campbell, Chtmist and Apothecary, corne
OF Eighth and Twenty eighth street, Pure genur
drugs, medicines ana pei fumey.
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weeds Patent Family sewing Machines
New style. Price yb0. Once M Droadway
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White. the Halter, n Making q efean sweep
OF hs summer sock prices. Abe way sy cau
lion. Ce soon you wsh good bargains, n ZIG Broadway
Barr uu'n Museum
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MEYIn'S MIRACULOUS vERMIN DESTROYER.
M II 66Jhly emedy In the whole world.
Guaranteed Aure " externinate
Bugs reaches arts moths, heas mofqutcss rats, mice,
and all other vermin and garden insects.
For sale by the inventor, JOS MRYEk 6l2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

ANeA wIHsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
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