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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

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THE, iSsuRRECrION AT H.<4TRs Fnxxr-- rKcCHnD
inos or THE NATIONAL xrssCOPAL CONVENTION
nAf or THE MEXICAN RxypBLIG- nsysxasrINO
lHoM PAS-HKws FROM OSLrpORNIA-LoCAL
NEWS or the MErR0rOLIS--MARKxT NHWs. BJU.
FAsLr HERALD, In It's regular edition 10 narrow wed
ndAs VIII contain further parculars Of ths Harpers
re0s "u'Dreak-ihe Killed and wounded-I Con
sPraos White and bisckverbstm Report Of The Question:
ing Of ga Brown by Senator Mason CongresnAn yaIanar
nam ana oierHe Refuses to Disclose the Names OF Ills
AOepors-hs Statement to The Herald Reporter, 30, &C
~ aiso contain Map Of the Mexican Republic with the
eograpbca Division of Country In the hands OF the Church
rary and the Liberals News from California; the Proceed
.nss 81 the National Episcopal at Richmond
report Oh Committee and Debate the Subject Typograp
ai ITrorS IN Inc scrpturesEecou Missionary ishops
&c }nefssing from JapaD--News fsom Smods KAuagswa
iof'fama, sinnagawa and tho City OF Jeddo-Mr Harrs
movements Ut Smod~Is Landing ii Jeddo and Ceremony
ON me occasion-A Flying Visit City Of Jeddo-Its
pirs Dsollnes and Stores-The Temple Jan Shook Jee-A
New leland Discovered &C.
Mach weeks issae Of the FANNY HERALD contains report
OF The Condition OF the New York Cauie Market with the
amount OF stock offered for their Condition the Prices for
*an ey were sod &c, &c Report OF tho Prices Of all
Kinds OF Family Marketing at Washington Market In New
YORK 'y Commercial and Money Market Reports Marriages
ana Deaths Tor tho week and large amount OF
reading
ihkAs-Iha FAMILY HERALD published every "Wednesday
Two DofSfs per snnam Subscriptions Office
corner OF Fulton and Nassau Single copies (prce four
cenis 70 DO obued at The office and OF Ad
'e'usemehh inserted a. the usual HERALD rses.
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Arrivals and Departures.

rss sg ss @ Rh a hs s, ahf ss oos en-,
ter syiles usc Ara, Mr. and Ms Lawrence Jr Miss
SsG % a Me s ssn' nsss
eaeoT IT, S,r sno, aR S ssn9S sarc
ap So s os as sGi, snn NS sA' MI
Mr. and Mr. & symms Stephen Il Thompson il w,eoS
Rev 9 sheldon Capt. Weeks Mrs 4 Coleman Mrs !. q
irosa Waltz Rev ssepe !. swell h'e Mss Cas-
Mrs warr S s u Goona rano hs VIZ
Green, Green. g Joees W Reade Mr. Wellington and
servant. Dubois. Mrs Dmbo'a and son Miss Chsh sin
clair Esch, Robers Murphy. oiyari, Durand,
From California &C. via asnwa the steamship Baltic
From San FRANCISCO &c: Raymond, Mrs ige Pratt;
family, VIM Randolph and Sister fauerson Judge Daer
wife and three da n Leu, Harrison and wife r Zee
GODDARD in and ~ ara s
s si'S We Hi kfs saS n tpn fooss
Mrs Franin and infant Miner Rev Hanay Mrs Wise
ana sd f,sS sy xa ans.
Mc'Iqsan, cawlhorn Capingsr, Q Barnard Wife And
seo As' Rseasr pesn and in
ss1 ssa,sp r1eAlES MONKS a Mr. D.y asas. sHs
s rsrf ssss9. PSs n sss s ss
Ss SsH 1t ssHss s1a % Gssmgs Ms
LEWIS Capt o Hha. Miss Mses .y Mrs psa%yer Mrs
Collins and wen sSa xg III sis
s w van Ms ws sEs and n ana
as NJ. Ss. I asss sa Nd
eneS sa sS Hs 81 nna sS s,as
Sss,.s
ris, w Newton-and 10 In seerage.
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q calmer second thought, resolves TO seek his
reuely Ut the hands Of the law.

calmer second thought, resolves TO seek his
remsly Ut the hands Of the law.
overture to assert that such state of affairs
could not exist here IL the conductors Of the
press understood their vocation and discharged
its duties properly. There was no harm in de-
soribing the details of the ceremony which made
Miss Bartlett Madame de Ovied0 Great we'd
dings are made the subject of comment by the
newspapers of London and Paris, where they
ore certainly quite as particular about the pro
prieties as we are. Every one knows how ella
borately the recent wedding of one of the
Rothschilds was described, and more or less at
tention, according to the position of the par
ties, is paid by the European press generally to
fashionable weddings. There is no harm in IL;
1t Is not displeasing to the parties, and is en-
Joyed by the public, who like to read of shows
and grand ceremonies and all the bravery OF
rich apparel, fine jewels and precious gems, in
which the great ones of the land make sacri
hce to Hymen. Such events happen sometimes
In our republic, which is rapidly outgrowing
the simplicity which was once welded to it.
And when they occur it is fit and proper to de-
ecribe them in gentlemanly and agreeable
way. The parties do not object, and the pub
Tic likes the variety which the fashionable in
telligence gives to its favorite journal.
But it SO happens that there are GER
tain number of hangers-on, blackguards
and loafers, who manage to smuggle into the
papers, here and elsewhere, offensive personali.
ties like those concerning the Bartlett viedo
affair, and degrade the press by making it a
vehicle for assaults upon private character.
The truth is, that as the press should be the
mirror of the times. it has an undoubted right
to describe interesting social events, but no
right to distort facts or impute motives to any
of the actors in those events. When this is
done, the law may be properly resorted to as
the only remedy, and MIR. Bartlett is certainly
right in appealing to that remedy. But civil
suit is not the thing Let him 60 to the Grand
Jury. 10 the present temper Of the public,
caused by some recent scurrilous publications.
the indictment of the libeller would be almost
a matter of certainty. He could then be tried
In the Sessions, where, We doubt not he would
receive his deserts at the hands Of the City
Judge or the Recorder, and spend few
months in the penitentiary, employed in some
honest labor, which could not fail to exert the
most salutary effect on his diseased mind, and
afford healthy example to fellows of the same
school who disgrace our periodical and news
paper literature.
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL Sonex AT DopwoR1H's Mr..
iaeote tragedap who has played With success in the
principal theatres Of Paris, will give his Grst soie in
New York this evening, at Dodworth's Rooms, and viii
declain several poems by the best modern French
writer's. Tho dec'amatons will no aernated with music
Mrs. Brinkerhod and Mr. Gongora 0he Spanish pianisD
being the artists
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Married.

CsAww-HMs@--0n Wednesday, Oct 10, at 81. Marks
church, Brooklyn, f. d. by the Rev W. A. w. Msybin,
assisted by the Rev. Mr. Haskns j. Y. Cramer, of New
York to JospTmsE EVA, eldest daughter Of Joseph Hn
OF b ooklyn, i. ID.
DavIpsoS--GnRERr. Tuesday evening, Oct. IS, at
81. Johns church, Buffalo, by the Rev. VIM Ashley
ErGR DAVIDSON OF New York, TO HkIES s., daughter OF
Henry T. Gilbert, Esq.
hENRIeufs- DkiAsorA- On Wednesday, Oct. ~, by
he Rev. NJ lsaacs, ALBERT w HENRIQuEs, son az the
ate David Henrques Esq, OF this city TO Miss CrglIA
lTIAMoTA, Of Newark, New Jersey.
RlcHARpsoN--VhNDxRBur.--0 Thursday, Oct 90 by
the Rev. Dr. Chambers, CORNELIUS K RICHARDSON, Of Me-
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Funeral OF Gen. Robert p. Dunlap.

PORTLAND, Oct. "a, 1859.
Tee funeral Of the Hon. Robert p Dunlap took place at
Brunswick to-day The funeral procession very i'm
posing, including delegations from Masonic bodies Srom
various parts Of the State. The Maine commandery of
Knight Templors acted as the body guard and the Port
land commandcry escort Tho funeral services were
performed the church of the Rev Dr. Adams and the
Masonic ceremonies at the grave by DR.. Winslow G.
lewis of Boston, the Past Guard Master Places of bust
in Brunswick generally closed and drapcd
mourning
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AcADnT OF MrSc--" RigoIetto,p with Noes Cssoa
AID sakosch, signosi ssel, Fer and ROCCO va giyos
last evening fos the second time this season The por.
Torrance was even better Than that II the arst night and
received she most cordial and hearty applause d Large
and fashionable audience ne yemse Of Gaxnnga
noancsd for Wednesday, in the pouuso" and Thurs
day speranza will sing in the Traviata," making two
important events in one week
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Texas Items-Indis N Battle.

NEw ORLEANS, oct. "a, 1859.
Galveston advices Of the Goth INST stat, that the yellow
fever had not abated.
lie Dallas Herald publishes rumor that Major Van
Dorm had attacked the Indians Concha river and that
tho tight he lost forty men, whio hundeed OF the
Indians we're killed.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Important Despatch from Our Minister
to Russia-RePOrted Interview OF Minis
ter Ward with the Emperor OF China
Dispatches from the African and Medic
teranean Squadrons, Sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a, 1881
Dispatches were received to-day at tho Department Of
State from Col Pckens. He states that reliable inci
gence had been received by the Russian from
China that Minister Ward had been received at Pekn by
the Emperor. The is credited at St. Petersburg.
Dispatches were received at tho Navy Depart
xment to-day from the African squadron, dated
Porto Grande, September IS. The slavers the
coast actively engaged in prosecuting their nefarous
traffic. Our squadron, writes the commander, doing
good service The vncennes has been ordered home by
the Secretary Of the Navy the time OF her cruise having
expired.
Letters were received to-day at tho Navy Department
from the frigate Wabash, dated Marsecs, octo
Der 6. She 10 leave the following day for Tups for
the purpose of conveying the American Consul TO the
latter place. She would also touch at Messna Palermo
and Naples. The Macedonian at Smyrna septcm
Der 3.
The friends Of John A. Dix urging him for the
French mission The name OF Judge Roosevelt is very
prominent for that mission.
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ALBANY, Oct "a, 1853
The landholders Of the Third Judicial district held
Convention in this city to-day. Delegates in aen
dance from Columbia, Sullivan Ulster Greene, Albany
Schoharie and Rensselaer, counties Resolutions and an
address adopted denouncng Judge Ira Harris and
advising the anrenters vote for Rufus W. Peckham
for Supreme Court Judge.
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Sentence OF a Murderer.

NEWAKk, INJV.
Patrick Maude, convicted fthc murder of his sister
this sentenced by Judge Ogden TO DO hung on
Thursday, Jan. s, between ten and two clock
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PHnADxlPmA, Got. "a 1909.
j. X. Gddings publishes card defending himself from
Browns insinuaton, implied by his refusal TO answer
question conversation with Senator Mason and Others
as to whether he had been consulted about the Virginia
expedition. He pronounces this attempt 70 assa him dis
honorable, and denies having been consulted
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yost s.ty, to Miss Msrnz r. yAsDsu,arv, Of b'0@'y'
wmoar-Josus AT Mar ircrs Hsrbor, SAAes h IN n
v sn sannay oct 20 oy the Kev. Mr. Crane, Dawn v.
place. = ~
Virginia papers copy
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The DaAYTcS PAxLog 0rxRAs.-Mr. and Mrs. DraytOn
are giving new series Of their popular paror operas
the French theatre on The evenings Of Monday, wednes
day and Friday.
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The Scuilexs' Race at Boston.

BNIVN, OFt "a TN3J.
The Champion Sculers regatta took place at ten O'Clock
this morning. Distance, three miles. Joshua Ward Of
Newburg, n. Y, took the first prize sting of two
hundred dollars and flags Thomas Doyle, Of Boston, tn
second, Of one hundred collars ami Thomas n,w Of New
York, the third, of fifty dollars. Time 23,s-2S 2s-
a41i.
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Legal Counsel Tor John Brown.

Bu~rON, Oct u, lBbV.
proposition Is before the abot,onisss Of worces-
ter % raise money by contribution for the purpose Of
obtaining counsel for 0ssawaiom,e Brown at his coming
trial. Rev. I. W. Hgyinson acts as Treasurer
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Five Persons KillcdUby the Explosion OF
d Locomotive.

NUKANTuN "a, Uct Il IS5H.
The locomotive Virginia, belonging to the Delaware
ckawanna Railroad, exploded in the yard here this af
ternoon. Robert Sowel the engineer, VIM. Brown, the
fireman. Mr.. Swartz, and two others, whose are
unknown, were killed The engine is complete wreck.
The cause OF the explosion too great pressure of
sienm.
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Fu2 1nntH1s
Caffn Hammond b Hal:s Ia
.
hay wurd HILLS Grossly 80
s"iPp'ci iihsv S~pioT 10
Grumpy Senior Pickering. Observation-Disclosures, 8
IOckyer HALLS Wright. .......................lp
Diver Hines Machatiie. g
John Lilly white Wright Observation-Disclosures.
Cesar stumred Hgham Machsttie. ...............Il
W'sdeD II Lilly white Machats. ................. q
1upnenson not out.
TffF TWENTY-FIVE.
Second Innings
HAYWOOD (Philadephia) b WisdeD. ............... 8
sharp tNew York; D. jackson Observation-Disclosures.
Booth, stumped Lockyer b. Jacks ............ 0
Wright New York; b. jackson. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ]
t1is. Hammond, G. and b. Wsden. Observation-Disclosures.
Eusncsson, v. Vataeoh.
MachaIe, stumped Iockyer, b Wisden ............. J
Hgham, Carpenter, b. jackson .....,...........
trosscy G Carpenter, b Wsden Observation-Disclosures.
hsllis, c Carpenter, b. Wisden Observation-Disclosures.
Extras. /
Ten wickets to go down.
There is some talk of the English Eleven playing tn
Rochester Base Ball Cub They will practise morrow
after the cricket match is concluded.
10th American and English players visit the theatre 10
light to see little Cordelia Howard play Eva in "Unc
Toms Cabin. y
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Another American Vessel Fired into a
Tarifa.
News from Northern Mexico,

NEw ORLEANS, Oct "A, 1859.
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos Goth inst, has
rived here with $50, 600 in specie Confines was still
camped a, Rio Grande with 800 The Indians were
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n. The DIissis sippi Central Railroad.

AUGtSrA Oct. a, 1853.
private letter from the President OF the Mississippi
Central Railroad dated Holly Springs 20th that only
twenty three mics OF road unfinished that the
track being laid from both ends and that it viii be
completed by the last Of December.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a, 1859
The Magazine street markot and four squares adjoining
were burned last night The loss Is estimated at $4,000
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Oct. "A, 1860.
The screw hip Montgomery, Of Cromwell's line,
arrived at four O'Clock r. NJ yesterday, the 23d inst All
well.
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For Gentlemen Fleccy Lined SILK
Gloves, 2J at 81 and 50 William street. door
r.nrh Of Maiden lane. GEO. N. TRACY, agent
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
broadway 6 Broadway of Heecker street Photo
graphs, Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes
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VILLA mson Bros, Brooklyn.-Photo-
srsphs csmeotypes and daguceoypes Gallery Fulton
street. Photographs enlarged from dsguerreotypes~
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The Greatest Surprise is Caused by The
low prices Of winter Cloth DRuMGOID PROCHS, 2l4
Rroadwaynea. sty well made and al prices within hs
reach Of all
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Hil1's Hair Dye, 5Oc., Black or Brown.
Depot No barclay street. and sold by all druggists Inn
BILE Hair Cutting nj No. l.
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Catarrh Cured Without Fail by the New
discovery of DR. c. H. MARSHALL at the ST Nicholas Hotel
Monday and Tuesday: Hours ~ to Consult free
Direct 10 st. Nicholas Hotel, N. i.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesI beet in the world. Wholesale retail and the
dye privately applied, at No Astor Eouse.
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English Crtcketers.-An Imperial Pho
togrsyh Ct the an England Eleven now exhibition :,
also fine microscopic view Of the cricket ground coket
playing. Copies of the stereoscop 10 view for saa
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Bnsehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
in the world, surprising al made. Sold
applied nj the mandatory, 233 Broadway
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Births.

BASAu.--M florence, on Monday, Oct 8, 1852 Mrs.
Sallic r. Hanan, wife of Ludwig Hanau, Esq, Of New
Orleans, La, Of boy, called WILLIAM NATHAN HANAS
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Holloway's Ointment Is Indeed a BIess-
ing the afflicted; old ulcers and legs
every effort TO heal them cured certainty the power
fully cleansing and healing properties Of this save 80 Maiden
lane N. Y.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock.
ines bandsses and DR.. Covers lever truss No. Ann
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RflIfa rds and Chess at Ba ssf0rd's. 140
Tables for sae Bnssfords improved Table,
bauh true angles sllii ST amy.
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Photographs Of the Lato Hon. ID. C,
BrodeTck the BOlMES Gallery, Cyl Broadway
One dollar photographs fifty cent smbroypes, and twenty
Eve cent miniatures.
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BnrTy'r TrfcOpherOus IL the Best and
sheApe article for dresssy beauufyng cleaning curling
,resers and restoring the hair ladies try IT, Sold by IL
1vago
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Defiance Sala lna nder Safes-With Pa
cent powder proof locks and bars Also IRE and
or proof payior safes Depot 6S Murray street Of Col
lege plsce Qormeriy 1872 reaTl street,.
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nR. HOSTETTER'S BlTTERs HAVE aECEl.Ep TIE
IL ercomms from the press and people througn
out the Union valuable tonic for ne cure o.
naulepcc consultation general nervous dety cannot
be apprached Evsry day OF its great effect are
through pubic journals There nothing equal
m the 10 that which the afflicted experience when
using his Valuable specific It's mild tone IL sure and vixor-
eu,jrc hms BODY should recommend to all classes OF
ermmuriy All will be TO convince the skep-
heal al ia healthy 10 purchase bottle and be
yaced Sold By druggists and dealers generally everxw
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rHs GENERAL sywsPApK9 pEspANM.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a, 1853
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Mr.. Greenwood
has returned to the city after six weeks absence during
which time he has made arrangements for treating with
che Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi and with the Kaw
Indians Of Kansas He visited nearly all the Indian tribes
sn Kansas and Nebraska He expresses qualification at
The result Of his interviews with them, aad
gays that they adopt the pursuits of civil
Nzed iife they longer depend upon the chase
This has become the policy Of the government
Jesse Gay has resigned his commission Chief Eng
neeT in the navy.
The following named officers have enordored to the
steamer waterwitch, fitting out for the home squa
tron: Lieutenant commanding, Sartori, Iieutenaats
GALS and Ware Assistant Surgeon Engles.
Another American Vessel Fired into Mt
Tarffa.
RosToS, Oct %, 1859
Captain Horton, of the ship Arlington, of HaIlowel
ports that while passing the Straits OF Gbraer thirty
two pound shot, fired by Spaniards at Tarf passed
entirely through the chip striking just under the main
channel on the starboard side Captain H. will report the
facts formally to the government.
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Heavy All Wool Undergarments for
men, and children a. MciAuGfiiIS'S Shirt Ware
house. corner OF Greenwich and Murray streets.
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N J" Omun Senteuceu 10 f>rnsOn Tor II1fes
UTICA, Oct ~, 1859.
Clarinda Jonrdan plead guilty to the charge Of man
sar ger in the first degree, and sent to Sing Sing
to-day for life. She poisoned her husband about two
years since The woman is but few removes from an
idiot.
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Pnralyxed and DefOrmed Limbs sue
cessily treated b. Dr. j. T. MANN, l26 West Thirty ninth
.ct.naA
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New York indie pendencc Guard.

PHILADELPHIA Oct "a 1859.
The Independence Guard of New York arrived here
this afternoon and were receive by the National Guard
the number of 40, including the band.
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Wigs Ss; Too PEGS and Hair Dye.-Came.
RONs 100 Fulton street Brooklyn. For style and quay
shall aI.raI be World
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40 Cent Ambroty pes, with Case. Family
groups Chdrens taken by
BALL. 2S3 and 81 broadway.
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DIR. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut. the
great natural Boneseer is known all the United States
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN,
200 Mulberry street, New York
Being In constant receipt of Inquiries brethren
respecting Sewing Machines with
purchase We have, IN conjunction with lady friends
carefully and thoroughly examined the various machines OF
practical value for family sewing and find those by
heeler Wilson Manufacturing Company, sos Broadway
New York. fully combine the essentials good instr
ment and such confidently recommend. Having
favorable results from their tho
households Of friends desrous that their benefits
should be shared by all brethren hence
ed ourselves in their behalf With bes. wishes your brethren
ABEL STEVENS, Thtss. CA ELTON,
JAMES FlOY, j. PORTER,
DANIEL WISE j. BENZ. EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY, VIM A. cox.
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The Cricket Match ut Rochester.

The nterr ational cricket match was suspended this
morning in consequence Of the rain, but continued
this afternoon. The weather was showery. The English
Eleven scored III.
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The Ladies' Go TO Brooklyn to Buy VII
liza MS celebrated Furs 2o3 Fulton street.
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GcNtlemcn's FnshtoM Hats.
WHITE, tho" Halter. ale Broadway,
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The InvigorAting Medicated BeIt.

This article is the relief and of Dyspepsia
weakness OF the back chest and the OF the body
aue and all epdemica complaints which will only
cure but viii prevent the from their atacs braces
strengthens the system generally by It's tonic properties
pressing the stomach and upper bowels sufficiently to obv
ate great extent periodical headaches
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where the Belt for SALE for which patent pending
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