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Markets.

New ORLEANS Sept %, 1859
Cotton-Sales to day 500 bales at lie IL &c. for mid
ding; sales Of the week 25,500 bales; receipts Of toe
week 3s 500 bales, against 500 the corresponding
total srce exports 5 MGes m s
last year 10000 baea stock in port 10l 700 bales
against u 900 last year &c coee auet stock bags
on New York co days, Ia per cent discount do at
SIGHT, y discount to q premium.
CotonThe sales to-day were 700 bales at 1919 lie
Tor mddling; prices easier, but quotations unchanged
@ s oresSe reaep q his
since Sept J. TO- 60 bales stock Cos bales Freight
TO Liverpool, 016d; to Havre, 16c Sterling exchange,
CHICAGO, Sept %, 1852
Flour active Wheat dull, but cent higher sales of
5000 bushels at TIC for spring from store Corn firm at
72hc. Oats quiet Receipts-4s0 800 bbls. flour, $500
bushels wheat, $500 bushels corn. Shipments 200
-four, 102, 900 bushels wheat.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3d. 1859.
Flour unchanged: IS % is asked for superfne Wheat
declining Corn less active: mixed SIC a SSc. Oats
better Whiskey firm at &c. CSC.
ALBANY, Sept 23-ePM
Flour-Demand better; prices unchanged sales 1000
bbls Wheat in fair demand sales Of 400 bushels white
Canada at 81 H. 200 bushels Canada club at ST. 800
bushels Milwaukee club 99c., $50 bushels fair white
$500 bushels Western mixed at ssc Barley comes for
ward slowly; market quiet sales 5000 bushels at s5c.
at 40c., weight. Whiskey-Sales 10 bbls. at 26l$c.
OswEGo, Sept 23-6 NJ
Flour in moderate demand for the home and interior
trade sales 600 bbls at 81 rs for State from Chicago
spring wheat 81 rs from red Western SIS 25 from white
do So for choice double extra. Wheat firm and in mode
rate demand but owing to adverse winds for vessels
coming down the lake. the market remains comparatively
bare of desirable grades sales 5000 bushels sac for
Chicago spring. 81 IL 81 l3s for good to choice white
Canada, part Of which arrive. Corn would sell at
SIC. &c., but there is in market Oats in demand
sales 1000 bushels Canada, TO arrive, private terms
Barley held at 83c 85c., with buyers at Soc Rye
quiet. Canal frcghts unchanged. Lake imports-2oO
bbls -four % 400 bushels wheat $500 do barley 400 do
rye. ATS do. oats Canal exports-l,l4o bbs -four,
1900 bushels wheat.
BUFFALO, Sept 23-6P. NJ.
Flour active and firm sales 800 bbls at 81 25 for
extra State "a 80 for extra Wisconsin, "a 81 for extra
Canada - 62 - S7 for extra Michigan, Indiana and
Ohio; IS IS 25 for double extras. Wheat firm and in
good demand sales 5000 bushels old Chicago spring at
&c; 81 900 bushels No. do, to arrive at S5c;
No red winter Illinois a 75c cargo of No do to
arrive, at 9Oc. Corn scarce and Grmer: sales 1000
bushels No Illinois at Soc Sic, closing nomnay &c.
&C. higher Oats firm: sales 20 600 bushels Western at
SOC Barley and rye quiet and no sales. Whiskcy bet
Ter: sales 30 bbls at 254c Lake importss0 900 bbs.
hour, 80 900 bushels wheat Canal exports3 600 bbls
flour, 5000 bushels wheat, 18, 900 bushels oats
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Political Intelligence.

MEETING OF M DEMOCRATIC CoMMITTEE Democrac
State Committee held at Albany during Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. OF course the scrcovped
Chairman and Secretary, Richmond Cagger were re-
appointed. The main business before them was for
general distribution Of rules and regulations for CARVING
out strictly the registry law distributing documents TO
every election district and the Assessment upon leading
democrats for the purposes Of the election Dean Rich
mond, as Chairman and delegate to Charleston,
subscribcd most literally All the candidates on
the state i..cket, the delegates to Charleston,
the n,emr,ers Of the State Committee and other
ofoe hr,ders put upon the slate. The State Com.
srHse scarcely dared to Interfere with Tammany, still
pchell and Fowler placed upon the assessment list
Rynders was discussed but IL was finally decided let
him or, and place II upon SIM Jcwctt Marshal of the
Northern district The committee canvassed tho state
with regard 10 the probability Of carrying majority Of
tho Senate DISTRICTS but failed TO figure in majority
Sches district In this city, Wizards Of Rensselaer,, and
SCOTS Of Saratoga given up TO the adversary The
committee adjourned until the l4th Of October, at the
Astor House, IN this city.
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The Floods i'm Pennsylvania.


sEREsHET IN THE LEHIGH AND DELAwARE-A WHOLE
VILLAGE sUBMERGED-BREAK IN THE DELAWARE
CANAL, ETC.
MAUCH CHUNK, Sept. 20, 1859.
The heavy rains which have been falling in this vicinity
during the whole week have raised the Lehgh fully
eight feet above its ordinary mark Our
flowed, the water being from three feet in Depth
and all our cellars are flooded Citizens are moving
about in boats, saving what property they II is i'm
possible now to estimate the damage but prove
be immense.
EAsroN, Sept. %, 1859.
The Lehigh and Delaware rivers both rising rapidly
serious break in the Delaware canal Yardeyvile
is reported is said that forty feet of the embankment
are washed away
The damage to the East Pennsylvania and Lehgh Val
ley Railroads has been repaired and trains running
regularly.
ERESHET IN THE SCHUYLKILL-OvERFLOw OF THE
CANALS, ETC.
READING, Sept. 49, 1859.
The food is subsding in Eastern Pennsylvania and the
Reading Railroad trains running regularly on
time All the canals OVERLOADED and the boats are
not able to run; several bridges also gone.
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INcNs - Vcsts NOs y w ashim&tOn F1Ace,
Brooklyn Ii am happy TO bear testimony TO the great
value OF Mrs A. Aliens worlds hair resorcr II has cured
my badness and grayness.n
Rev. D. 7 Wood, Middletown. Orange county. n. Y..My
daughters hair became thin thought her head would
bare but the Of Mrs. s. A. Aliens worlds hair
handsomely hckened up We thankful and have fun
value for money
Rev Mrs q Andrps many years missionary to Hayti
Marnsbnrg N. VT have tried many other remedies but
never anything that materially and permanently benefited
me as has Mrs $. A. Aliens worlds hair resorer.'
Rev. r. H. Pollock, editor Presbyterian Witness Cincinnati
Ohio-Have had opportunity, and became satisfied with the
merits Of Mrs. s. A. Aliens worlds hair restorcrn
We aspire to have the best, not the lowest priced.
One bottle of the restorer will last year.
Address all letters for information, &C. Mrs. s. A. Allen
worlds hair rescrer depot 365 Broome street. New York
The genuine has Mrs s. A. Allen signed in rcd
side and in black ink to directions pasted bocs
None other il genuine.
Sold by every drug and fancy goods dealer
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Police Intelligence.

The O'BREN CAsE-The examination in the case Of
Councilman McCarty and Others charged with assault
ing VIM. 0Brien, and who were on Thursday committed
to the Tombs did not take place yesterday but ad
journed over till this morning. Three of the arrested
party gave bail, but Councilman McCarty preferred
waiting hearing and was therefore mmitted the
Tombs Another one of the alleged assaants Of Bren
named Jig Haley, was arrested yesterday and brought
before Alderman Brady and committed to the Tombs in
nfani Of hnIl
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Murder In New Hampshire.

MANCHESTER, n. II, Sept. %, 1853.
Bridget Riley, who for years has been employed
in factories here, found this morning murdered in
yard in the lower part of the city Tho body was shock
ingly mangled. The occupants Of the premises are
Scotch and Irsh but denied all knowledge Of the ira
gedy. Bridget was about twenty-five years old. A
Coroner's inquest is investigating the matter.
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Married.

CowDRIcK-CooK-At Jamesburg, New Jersey on
Thursday, Sept o. by the Rev. George F. Brown, D. D.,
Mr. CORNELIUS CowDRIcK to Miss FRANCES Cook, both of
Toms river, New Jersey.
INGLis-WATToN.--On Thursday morning, Sept 90, in
st Pauls church, Paterson, by the Rev Mr. Kelly Ed.
A. ISGIs; = Paterson, TO SARAH NJ WALTON, eldest
daughter Of the Mc James Delaney Walton, Of New
York.
WORCESTERSHIRE Thursday, Sept o. at the NJ E
church, in Rockville Centre, L. l., by the Rev. Mr. Goth
ard, Mr. VIM KINGSLEY, of Westmoreland county, Pa.
to Miss SARAH De SMITH, of the former place.
STEvENsoN-ScoTT Friday, Sept g. by the Rev.
John Thompson D. d. PETER STEVENSON to JANET SCoTT,
only daughter Of the late Mr. Andrew Scott, merchant,
Glasgow.
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pixies Peak.


"oWs hrohs FOR A STATE ORG AMI
DEFEAT OF THE PROPOSITION ,NrLY ApponSr.
zATION THE MINES YIELD ABCsD--
MENT OF A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
81. Ions, Sept %, 1859
The papyer City express of Tire 18th his reached Lea
yenworth bringing $4,000 in DUST the la gest amount
yet received in a single shipment.
Vigilance Committee bad been organized In |, 'nse-
quence of the frequency of desdstcns upon property
and three thieves had already been banshed
LKAvENwoRrH. Sept %, 1850
the proposition for State organization for the Pixies
Peak country defeated.
The mines were yielding more abundany on account of
an increased quantity Of water Tie Bayou Saade mines
realizing from an ounce to one hundred and ay
dollars per pay.
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SouAN, Sept. 49, 1859
The brig Mason Davis, of Boston Captain ONea from
Savannah, with cargo of mahogany and palm leaf,
signed to order is ashore six miles north of squan Inlet
The schooner Harrison Jones, Captain Cannon, from
Florida with cargo of red CEDAR is also ashore the
place. Both vessels bound New York All
f,apd de oyad
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Boston, Sept. %, 1859.
The 205th anniversary Of the settlement Of the Of
Chelmsford, Mass, observed yesterday by the dedi
cation Of granite monument erected to the memory Of
those patriots of the who lost their lives the
of independence The exercises consisted of address
by DR.. Willard Parker, Of New York. and a procession
and dinner which sentiments were given and appro-
.t,riaia hes made
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HYAHT,S LIFE BALSAM.

TTYArTs LIFE BALSAM CONSTANTLY INCREAsN
Ill in popularity and sales. For the II years this
has bcoa before ne citizens OF the United States has peror
t1an other article during the same period
time An entreiy Vegetable osnsound maae with or
and In tie same manner was when frs introduced
polilds, unAl il now bears the saase of being
INE FIIST MEDICINE OF thu AGE.
FneuuSsm, strefula sab rheum, l.elas BARRIERS
and Ike diseases Of the Blood dyspepsia liver and kid
complaints, bronchs &C. all driver fom the system
this possn purifier vi the bleod from nv corruption
fecoN. -
HXATTS Life Bafsan is the only in uard medicine th
nesn Snown 10 cure hstula and cancer.
r. LEW OF ITS GREAT CURES.
HYAfT,s LIFE BAL SAM cure a nv wife OF a case Of
rated cry speas, when doctors M do nothing for
street. ~
nYAITs LdFy BAIsAM red me Of cenaphesa,io
a,seases: promo it's cough Gain in the breas and SIDE
+ a1so enrs shd yspepsa reduced to s,s a sne
y aiso eueu my nephew of severe case o. inhahns
rhsu una % Mrs. BARAsRE 4Sl Hudson street s., ,
WINS ~ cted for nine with an nicer MhSu ."I
oa..s 81" amputaion only would eafe hya's A'c %
ourcuU .e.-Mrs. MAxrIN, Nelrosc, y. Z, - e ,o,...
~, confined to my oy .es cry uasc VI lne o,,s
700 Hyatt's Lire haisamj in four Gays was 1u'
nov Sc, and three bottles cured NEIL toicAS. iui
~ .eet xx,, n.x,.x, oAs r
PRINCIPAL depo, for HyATrS LIFE BAlsAM 2to
street New York Sold by HAYES llS Fulton street,
| Ign.
: IS cents bottle; six for H.
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BULLETIN OF NEW BooEs
Ii PuBLIsaED
n. APPLETON 4 Co. 3s6 AND 34S BROADWAY
HAlhEcKs NrhrARY ARTS New edition vita NorEs on
TIE MEXICAN AND CRMEAN WARS, vol. ltmo., 81 90
BREAKTAsT DINNER AND TEA, capital Receipt book FOR
housekeepers, 81 ~
FEuTciwAxGxss TuHArisr on GEMS. vol. 12mo. IS.
FIJI FEJAss, remarkable account thSal
eannbals, full OF illustrations. vol. Sya, 81 Co.
Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of price.
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at Halifax at to-day, and sailed shortly afterwards
for Liverpool
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship Baoec'
,vhc loo, ,orpoo on the same day with the Arabia
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.
NEW ORIEANs Sent %. 1850

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 23 1859.
Late adviccs from Marshall Texas state that President
Fowlkes, of the Southern Pacific Railway has made a
final settlement with the company and creditors
obtained full possession of the road and that the work
will be recommended Immediately.
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The Ohio River.

PARKERsBrRG, Va, Sept. % 1852
The Ohio river at this point, two hundred miles below
Ptsburg is twelve feet deep in the channel and rising
fast There has been steady rain for the past twenty
-four hours.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 350
broadway 63 Broadway corner Beecker street. PHOTO
graphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes.
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(SHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL SIN.
~ TO THE BEDRUGGED AND POISONED CITIZENS

(NHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~ TO THE BE.DRUGGED AND POISONED CITIZENS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
There doubling the fact that Nth
deuge OF the vest compounds In the form of alcoholic
drinks that emanaied Of society tha liquor
mixer They sold TO you as saxury or they are dis
penscd to medicine ard in either case the eoct the
There but 10 escape and that In
luxury amedicaent SAFE and reliable liquor under
stamp and SEAL which renders certain that has been
tempered with. Such hqaor ia
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
which Is distilled under inspection of the British government
deicaely favored (anke other gin with
valuable resoraves Of the vegetable kingdom and Is
by far the most healthy beverage extanI
The most eminent physcians Of Europe and not
only s use BY the hale and hearty but
II ms medicine where . stinulant Is required.
The female viii find not only pleasant cordial but
certain relief IN sufferngs Of periodical character
Analytical chemists Of all ranks perfectly pure
and its restorative merits incompatible. r
Sold In quart and pint bottles by all druggists procers 40
General depot No. 70 Broadway, New York.
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News from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. %, 1859.
Monterey advices of the 18th that Gen Zuazua
there comforting with vdaurri yclcz with 700
and four guns, holds Guanajuato, and had banished
number Of liberals. Miramon armng 1890 men for
Northern Mexico.
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Drawings OF Wood, EddyS Co.'s Lotte-

DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS No 5O7 SEPTEMBER 49, 1885,
81, "a, 80, 49, Z, 70, 81, sc, 4s, SIS, 4, 2.
DELAWARE, CLASS No 5os sgpTExBER %, 1853.
46, "a, 40, 10, 7e, %, u, 8, 80, e. q, ls, H.
~, 9, 2, "a, %, Is. SO, Sc, IS, 20, II.
GEORGIA. EXTRA CLASS No Dos SEPTEMBER e. 1889
65, 70, 6s, 6, 3. l8, 26. n. SO, %, 80, 10. ib.
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmnsu. nel
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Tyler's steam Portraits, 1856 Bowery.-
Ambrotypa miniatures complete, ~ cents.
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POstpOncments
The International cricket match to be played the st.
Georges ground Hoboken postponed Monday October
and following days.
See general advertisement
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Gurney's Gallery, TOT Broadway, First
block below the New Yerk HoteLPhooraphs, dAguerreo
types, miniatures in oil and vorytypes.
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CampbelI's Turkish Hair Tonic the
best in % cents per bottle. s. CAMPBELL Chemist
Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
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A LARGE DEMAND HAVING ARISEN FOR
N THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC
THE SHILLING BENZINE;
The proprietor has unable supply the orders received
during the past week, and is at this moment
SEVERAL. HUNDRED DOZEN
in Consequently he has omitted for the past few days
TO advertise them as in the outset.
Dealers informed that he has intention of disconn
ing The liberal style advertising which found SO effective
THE SHILLING ARTICLES
shall be perseyerngy and largely announced in the leading
journals Of the widest circulation until they shall have become
''household words in every family.
~ ONE HUNDRED DOZEN PER DAY
And the the demand is not filed next week we lsha be In
'""f' TWO HUNDRED DOZEN PER DAY;
And hope to I'll all ordesr with which he may favored
promptly Very applications have heen received
from dealers these articles to be forwarded SALE To all
such applications only in the negative. There
no commission these articles long
we short supply, and have intention to do
any event, intend to make the public well acquainted
with extensive and conspicuous STYLE OF adyer
Using and the good quality Of the articles will achieve the
balance which, think from present Indications
will be Of the most gratifying nature.
THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC,
In large bottles highly perfumed
RETAIL PRICE ONLY IL CENTS
THE SHILLING BENZINE
The best liquid yet discovered
For removing all kinds of OIL grease and paint spots from
silks wooens of description, without the slightest
injury their texture lusre Put in large bottles with
full directions.
RETAIL PRICE ONLY u CENTS
WHOLESALE DEPOT I59 WATER STREET.
Retaed druggists generally and at the special depo GIG
Broadway, and lT5 Fulton street Brooklyn
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Holmes Gallery, 691 Broadway, Be.
and ambrotypcs,
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Hattcrs and Others Can Obtain the Self
adhesive ornamental hat mirrors OF the inventor
GEO. WHEELER, 5O3 Broadway, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES, &c
"A celebrated cards elegantly engraved can be had
only Broadway corner OF Duane street.
AT GIMBREDEs-THE SQUARE WEDDING CARD
n just introduced envelopes and square note paper
At GIMBREDE'S-A GREAT VARIETY OF sTEREO-
"A scopc views groups, satuary, and Stereoscopc insr
AT HEwITTs-wEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
IA All the latest styles had 29S and SIS Broadway
n Y. Office $40 Broadway.
A DWIGHT Is NOT A DYE. BUT WILL RE
store gray hair 70 It's original color by few applications
i''e WI HAIR sAe coIoRFR AND REsroRER
be used freely water and will change the color OF the
nan JET BLACK OR BROWN,
without colorng the skin and is the cheapest and most beau
full dressing for the hair Thousands
epa depot SCOTS drug store IS Grand stree, New
Walnut Philadelphia Price Twentyh five cents per bottle
AUTUMN HATS
WARNOCK 4 Co,
Invite the attention OF gentlemen their extensive and varied
assortment OF hats &C. designed for the ensuing autumn
p THE GENTLEMAN's DRESS HAT.
beautiful model and fabric fully equal TO the progress Of
THE YOUNG GENTLEMANs DRESS HAT.
Modified Ina proportion the GROWING excellence Of young
s'A1'-'AN ; THE thea AUTUMN BON TON.
The counterpart of that immensely popular and graceful
summer hat the success Of which ample guarantee for
large sale Of its au'uH so faPl FsEr HAT.
An extensive assortment comprising every variety OF pat
'efn 00'0' G sRi 9fIlsI AND YOUTHS, CAPS
endless variety for dress and undress riding sporting
travelling and evening w NOVELTIES
In every department too numerous TO mention,
WARNoCK 4 co, Haters,
St. Nicholas Hotel.
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Postponcment.

Wigs %; TOupees and Hair Dye.-Came-
RONS 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn. For style and quality
challenge the world.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peesThe best in the world and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 8 Aston House.
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From Halsted's late Treatise ON MOter-
pahy R-H- aged %, had when he entered the
institution bad curvature of the spine and six dschargng
spinal assesses He was much emacated and debtaed
were all healed except one which left open, thinking
advisable to heal them all once his became
toerably good and his flesh firm" This can
tanned by return mail addressing H. Halsted NJ d. Round
Hill Water Cure Northampton Mass
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Grover Il Bakers Noiseless
FAMILY SEwING MACHINES.
Temporarily at col Broadway, New York.
isa Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufhc-
nrSg sewing machines Price 80 70 Sl Once 1T Broad
= "
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I)CBLIspS.D THIS DAY,
"a companion to Mchclets Love,)
TIE DICTIONARY OF LOVE,
containing definition Of all the terms used In the
HISTORY TENDER PASSION,
with rare quotations from the
Ancient and modern poets Of all nations.
together with specimens Of curious model love letters.
many other interesting matters appertanng love never
~ublished; the whole forming remarkable text book
Co., "all as complete guide TO matrmony and . c.
al loves as r~epch Spansh, &c man an
panioD Of married Inc, f-apa{atons
Translated In part from the A..
Italian with several Original ~.
from the Greek and Latin.
By THEOCRATUS, JUNIOR
i2no cloth, gilt side and back.
Published by DICK FITZGERAID
49, No. Is Ann street, N. Y
Also for sale by all booksellers Ia this place
Copies OF the above book by mail 10 any address free
postage, receipt of one dollar.
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F. Y. s Ballou's Improved French Yoke
shirts made TO order and warranted 10 fit also winter under
wear, at 400 Broadway.
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PERSONS OF sEDENTARr HABITS,

will find 'bese crackers most acceptable.
THOUSANDS have been by the frequent daily 1g OF
WINGS CRACKERS.
The continued use Of Wings crackers win ultimately give
regularity to the system which other article Of d.
and buoyancy 20 the spirits unknown a proper
belonging nourshnent such that
duced by Wings farina crackera
belonging TO the material Of which
WINGS CRACKERS
are made This as far practicable retained in It's orgi
nal strength rendering Wings crackers Of the
markabe productions Of modern times and nsstma
bic value in promoting the health Of all who use them
THE IMMENSE SALES
OF these crackers astonish who acaunuted
with their highly valuable and extraordinary properties
Those who use them regularly think all think who
become acquainted with their true excellence viz
ought to be used In family every hotel
nursery or hospital board OF every ship
everywhere where food convenient heahful and
cal can be used.
All those who wish procure these valuable crackers
should understand that there genuine farna
made but by Mr. Wing all these stamped with the
Wing" Allow person, therefore, persuade you 10 buy
any crackers for farina but Wings.
This caution has become necessary consequence
attempt by designing TO sell the ordinary kind of
crackers by calling them arina and conveying
that they like Wings arna Such attempt deception
should be understood by all.
Wings farna crackers be procured Of the best family
generally by whom they extensively sold die
rent portions of the United States and wholesale only Of
A. N. THOMPSON CO.,
Nos. 81 and rs Fulton street, New York.
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Barry's TricOpherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauufyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try v Bold by III
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Libby's Oyster Place, 139 Fulton Street,
FIVE from the Herald Office formerly No Pine