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

Rupture Cured by Marsh and Co.'s Ra-
ara Truss They also keep silk Elastic Stockings for
veins Supporters and Shoulder Braces Instruments
House, New York.
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Genfn's BAZAAR.
FUR DEPARTMENT NO. 607 BROADWAY,
LADIES FukS,
LADIES' FURs
CHrIDRENS FUIS
SLEIGH ROBES,
TRAVELLING sHAwLs
RICH, RARE AND ELEGANT
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Got Your Fall style Hat or White, sl6
Genfn's Bazaar

Fashionable Silk Hat for $3.-Au OF
lie latest styles of Hats Caps aud Furs s SCOTT BACK
BANS, las ulion street.
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t,nd. - x.,,' &C. &C. Report oil tho Prices Of all
and Deaths for tho week. and large amour, OF
reading
| n, ,yo n,,. - -. -, :" p"o"'n"u ose'y "eouesa"y
CORNER Of y,on ana % - .' o''
1850 " ou NJ" Nassau streets single copies price four
refreshments inserted a. the usual HERALD rs,es
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coasistsss I,,,a1 y ~ o. INC Sassex County and
o0'''''aSe' l'oers OF peas..e
"A'eS' 0AoApsENTS AGO..
sAs.esEs
having given To Frnncs l,~ry couTs for
meI }e.Is We he snders.sned spposniea
pe M o. sac s,ste 70 snpertend he drawings II
ru.., c,..
ooTNA "Npsfi-eiAs toi. OCTOBER "a lbs.
an K cs er 20 en- ~ a. 90 o "a
cossei-SATkp Lo1sEEY-cLass No iss oo.oapa "a lisa
90. 40. 81. 10. s5. %. u - 81 "a ., -
@nsss our si bands a, Wilmington. De saa day onda
- ioHn DaIt
ALFRED 4. WOoTTEN,
'' ''A' Wilmington j. . eY b.l
Meek has caused some excitement but noss
ad, Who 'shss n, Ia o,s ~, h s .h o. ass Etery
pfx certainly makes IN, s. eegaot has On isroad@ay
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Got Your Fall stxie Hat or White a,s
roadway, Earnunls Museum
A Fashionable silk Hat for &3.-Au ar
lie latest styles Of Hats Caps aud Furs SCOTT BACK
-
r,sn.n.s un,,~
,,I rgE sI DEPARTMENT NO. so7 BROADWAY
AADAAo Ae"' YAn,rs, r,rpc
CHIIDREN,s FUHs AAOiA' foi's
sLEIGH ROBES,
TRAVELLING sHAwIs
RICH RARE AND ELEGANT
- -
Heavy All Wool undergarments for
men, women and children a. Mci.AuGIiISS Shirt Ware
tn. Cra.t.., x,,rrrx. - r..s~a ~, a..
styles and wen made and at prices within he
A
h =, n H cS Per p"H " o. ana * 10 TRaY ncor
' - Ne''''
The ladies' Go TO- nrooklyn to BUY VILE
Williamson Bro... Neutrality-suspicious..
snd s Gallery W Fulton
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81 s1aasr nnS s1 81 EsoSss s,rs from p ss
as''As' ''''
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,s Of rd the Late ate Hon d. G.
One doi,r uhoaosrspIs Gfty cent smhreyeS and wsny
w ''1' ''1''A'1 Co. -',-
English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
era piayins Copies of DE stereoscos q yew Sr MA
SeS'"S--e' ~T = = - - -
~ Nens AmDf0ty pes, WNnCnse. Femlag
BALL, ssS and 81; Broadway. -1'' '~~'D " No."
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Geo. Saunders, Metallic Nabaet Razor
SropT inmiabe article may be obtained Of tho sole
manufacturers j. 4 s. SAUNDERS No Astar House and
OF the various agents throughout the oAty $1,000 -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

Druw fngs OF tho Delaware State LOtte.
ries -wooD, EDDY Co. Managers Of the
LOTTERIES.
- DEAwARE-ExrRA Class No. $50 OCroBER A. 1859.
81, 70, A. IL. Go, "a, SO, IS, 49, 80, IT. 81 TO- rs.
DkLAwARE-CIAss No 800, OCTOBER "a 1859.
Ia. al, s, ~. "a, 81, IS, 60, "a, 81, 80, Al.
Circulars sent free Of pepse by addressing
WOOD, EDDY d CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware,
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snS pr,o Nee, e
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TIC VysttT Ke0 LuteIy DfscOvered OM
at MS Neck has caused excitement but
iih that caused by KNOCKS tal STYLE of Hat livery
I'D. who wishes 70 he considered ia the fashion,
bfS certainly makes the eegsot hats broadway.
rox's store is at No 2l2 Broadway of
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sUss1x Oousrr.-clAss lsl. oc,oprn q ls.s.

sUssxx cousrr-clAs ISL. ocrosKa "a 1858.
40, s, 0, 70, 65, 70. 60, II, Ss, 6s, s, 20.
CoYsei-SArKp Lo1aFEY-ciAss No 49, oo.onpa n lgso
81, 40, 81, 10. 81, &c, -, 50, CT, SO. %. IS.
",ness our bands at Wilmington. Des day 0ionday
0otoner q, lSby
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W WALKER, yCousnisS,oner1
ALFRED II. w0oTTEN
FRANCE, BR0Austrrs 4 co,
Wilmington. I,el
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CINGEE's NO. Q SEWING MACHINES $780,
y Singers No Sewing Machine. 800
Singers standard machines for manufacturing an
well Encwn be without successful rival 10 the mar
Much has recently been published 81 regard
made By sew ing machines Singers machines make the he
stitch ever invented, and do Il IN the best style.
Family sewing machines at $50 and $6 capable Of p~
forming the best all the sewing Of private family
Heuming gauges reduced 70 81.
l. NJ. SINGER Co, No. 46s Broadway n Y.
No Erjtou stra
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ed BY the When the blocks arr s
the paving shall conveniently roea soooS rol1sr
After The rsh has settled hs gravel camps'es into joints
shall be the paving and the Same shall be opened
EsERAL lAusEs-The old wooden cutters aud the earth
picked from the shall be the property Of the contractor
All The materials quality and shall be
nished J the contractor as ell as the labor
follow the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Council and te complete the ninety days AFTER under
Il is not completed - - ~ --' wy
Good and solvent security of 5000 shall
Payments follows towit On the completion OF the work
g Is running foot, BY tie city, he
BALANCE to be paid by the he certificates
charter sds b collected ths
paid the contractor 70 Be- sahrosaied to ali The
rgn q The city to sue and SEIZE the properly In case Of
The contractor shall into the City Treasury prior
csSng his The cost Of publication q the petitions
tractor shall have the hit OF demanding of said petitioners the
that in case Of failure by the contractor
esgn Or n's hs work any thereof within the period
which work is Ing sxecate the Council shall have he
h the T @ PIT hs s r
sppyng eGn. Of Justice to snnu The and without
tractor shall any lime abandon the work finish
the same In conformity with his the said
City shall thereby discharged liability there
reod the contractor and his securities bound
price which he soptrsetos originals operfom
the work. and the price at which may be adiudicaed at
Bids superficial yard square block
q 1 1ssa The superficial
New gs Orleans 2ah december %I;, ls5s. ~,
Boards # The Common Council: S -. ''"'''S ''
ts'sa'a,l h + 1: v HHssSSaRRbb. oAA'rmsn.
d2g7t ' r THEARD comntroler
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MAYORALTY--oFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. Eigh,eenth day Of December, 1858.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.

AN ORDINANCE to establish uniform rats of taxes and
hss1s ysa'sss x orleans That
rates specially IN following sections
Session On every agent Of bank not incorporated in the
Eve hundred dollars.
Each every insurance company doing business in
the of New Orleans and each every agency of
company foreigner otherwise doing business said city,
Of their premiums for FIRE risks The
their last annual statement and in
shall BE- assessed upon their quarterly statements which shall
shall tax than the Of I've hundred dollars upon
each and every insurance company aforesaid All
I've
and 81 agencies doing life insurance ness only
s s On asss lessee Of hsas or aphea
AIS se On each and every one hundred and
Sec g. Every keeper of a cock pit afty dollars.
Sec On establishment where negroes kept for
Sec T. On every private banking frm person
buying and selling bills Of exchange other than
for sale Of produce made by hem three hundred
Sec. g. Every pswnbroker hundred and fifty dollars
Sec Every money dealer in uneurrent money
e a s s.s @ ss4
Sec II Every keeper OF tavern barroom cab
pr,aous LIQUORS Or malt LIQUORS are sold BY the glass
one hundred and seventy 1--WE dollars.
tail business Wholesale alone where liquors are
sold at the bar hundred seventy i've dollars
+ On keeper or lessee cotton two hun
Sac Is Oh keeper Of confectionery
malt liquors sold quantities less ordinary
ras % is not drank the
L. On keeper G and
Sec II Eyssy stock note and exchange broker hun.
Sec is. Every cotton broker, one hundred dollars.
Sec j. T. Every cotton eksry one hundred dollars
spuous liquors. Wines are sold and retalad a,
bar, and where ne liquor. wines sold furrhed,
Sec H. Every doing both wholesale and retail
are sold, seventy five dollars
Tux
Ing g Eye each and stable 1 "
kind doing wholesale business or wholesale
&c @ %
where sptuous malt liquors sold seventy five dol
Sec. "a On every compsson merchant, hundred dol
Sec. Is. On every auctoneer, one hundred dollars:
zee. 9n every private hospital H. seventy five dollars
S. ssspsI d . coal or lumber yard seventy
Every coal ship agent, hundred dollars
Sec 81 Every establishment for the bolng of malt liquors
Sec 50 Every keeper of warehouse where produce goods
| dollars. "~' -
Sec. S. Every ship broker sixty dollars
Sec Every keeper Of billiard saloon hundred
sec s. Every keeper Of tenpin alley or alleys one hun
Sec S. Every keeper Of pistol gallery galleries. sixty
Sec. 81 Every saw mill planning mill sash and blind acto
| ~, or brick-y sixty dollars.
| Sec. 3S. Every retail cigar store fifty dollars
Sec 49, Every printing office doing job work, twenty, i've
| dollars. -
Sec 49, Every keeper Of hotel boarding house. accom-
modatng not persons nor more than one hnu
| bred persons, sixty dol ars.
Sec A. Every jobboaI plying In the waters of the mort
sixty dollars. FS''
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SPE NOTIFICATIONS for the contract for
on p viz he oS cans from ne cabane &C.
Bayou St. John the clab Canal from Grod Canal to Es-
The arod Canal shall have feet in width
dop below the level Of the lowest ground in the section
top Twelve feet m width bottom seven feet in depth
below the le e Of the lowest ground in the section
top fifteen fee, in width the bottom and feet in depth
G nicely cut
smooed off dressed according the lines levels to
he ssd
and h n ss hs ss Of h city we'll ali railing.
sides q the which be disturbed damaged By
IN Their former condition. previous to the making Of
The contractor shall bind himself to have all dams con-
sructed by him opened every night the
The wo h bs under the supervision
the City Surveyor and to the entire satisfaction Of said officer
the materials and labor required shall be furnished by
The contractor shall bound begin the work in the ten
Council and to complete the four months after
Of ten dollars per day for each and day
Security the 5000 shall required to guarantee
Payment in cash the completion of each and every twenty
ut re each ~ h &
tanned in guarantee until the completion of the whole
IN hs being se with h
1875 sE ea sS
applying Justice to annu the same and Without IN
demnity and Il is also well understood That in
tractor shall lime abandon the or not finish and
complete the in conformity with contract the con
shall forfeit all claims may any part the
work done by him the of the thai
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all lao
be resod the contractor and his securities ant
bound in soido pay the city all loss difference be
tween the price which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price which may adudcaet
at resale REHABILITATION =
Bids be per running 2s feet for the whole worl
complete. u r..
New Orleans. Nov. q, 1852
tSigned] LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings bol
Boards Of the Common Council.
lSgnedl ROBERT HUYGHE
[Signedl H. VESNARD, euaitthen'
Registered Dec 80, 1858,
HENRY DUREI,
DBL Il fot Comptroller.
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= substituting ballast roads plank First street
St: Charles street to the river. -
The work shall adudcated into two and distinct
FIRST CoNrNAcr-For substituting ballast road for the
SECOND CoNrRAcr-For substituting ballast road for the
plank road Eighth from St Charles the river
roads First and Magazine streets the entire lengths above
@ ss ~
sscance with TIE lines grade, and be given by the
the oadways Of said have been graded
with coating Of large ballast stones iaches hies
Of broken stones from two to three inches in size shall be
fGsRs "a
ro When this first rolling shall have been the
gravel four inches thick and the roadwsys shall again
that the whole ballast broken gravel
body and shall then be opened for travel
nisl,sd by Ne contractors vel as he Labor. = -
s; Be ps s be s up % ali
both sides Of the Streets and they shall be the property the
The contractors shall be bound to keep the ballast roads
ps @ and The y a their 5 I
performance of this condition the Treasurer shall
Rss es be-
IN order BY tie City Surveyor otherwise shall be for
The sha bound begin days
sn s S hs s the
atty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
the sameis not completed.
Security of $1,000 shall be required
the faithful p rformsnce Of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion of the work and
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
1t well understood that of failure by the contractors
to begin or finish the work part thereof within the
rod fixed, in the Council dissatisfied with
in which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right annul without putting contractors
default required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and with
ont applying court Of justice to annul the and with
contractors shall time abandon the work finish
and complete the in conformity with their contract
said shall forfeit ali claims they
part Of the work done by them up to the date the sbando
and all liability hereor and also well understood that Ii
the be resod the and their securities
shall be held and bonnd in sodo pay the city all
or difference between the price which the contractors origin
ally contracted perform the work. and the price which
may be adjudica'ed at resale re-adjudicatfon.
Bids to be for the whole work complete
New Orleans, Dec. 22 1858.
(signedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
Boards OF the Common Council +
F siEEnsd K Ho r y HSYaR5 ehairmen.
Registered Dec. %, 1858.
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GPECIFICA TIONS for the con tract for
y paving with square blocks Magazine street Ninth

y paving square blocks Magayine sreet from Ninth 10
Toledano street.
QUALITY AND DIMENSIONS OF THE MArERIAIs-The souare
block shall of good hard granite any respect
quality obtained on They shall be
obong s Pc less than twelve nor more than sixteen
wut not than twelve nor more than twenty
inches long and less than nine inches in thckness They
shall be well quared having parallel square sides
Jumps The square blocks adjoining the gutter
stones shall be cut at an an lie Of foyhve degrees with
Sides as be laid dagonay from the curbsones
thssidewalks.
Boston, Tne shall be from twenty to thirty inches long
twelve inches wide and not less than nine inches They
shall be well qnared having parallel sides and ends
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ssfe y fs ssu that on n p 81
d29 4 7. THEARD. Comptroller
SR' a;s. IFI s for the CONTRACT for
side of The neutral ground Espfanads street. from Royal
CuRBsrosEsHewed and dressed curbstones shall line
Ss Rea e es sas
or on 9s Ct equally good quality with
They
sses ' Siy
@
Il
or @ nam hs
below the surface of the adjoining gutter shall be
woopEs GurrEssrhe cutters shall be made the best
m
shorter lengths necessary halyed scafed inches
sSs ~
IT sn suitable aa I hs in the
shall be su on the other outside
ss,ss i,
firmly and spiked with said guter plank with
by thick we'll nailed the gutter plsnks
BE Of river sand four inches thick sody beddd
ae bs p s the % @ shall
plank and the latter shall be laid with slope Of inch
4
GENERAL CLAusEsA the materials shall be of the best
quality and shall be furnished by the contractor well the
| labor
The contractor shall be bound begin the work the
penalty Of ten dars day for each and day thereafter
the same 10 not completed
Security Of $3.50 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payne ia cash the completion the work accept
ance of the by the City surveyor.
1t well understood that Of failure bv the contractor
Rod dxed the Council with
in which the work being executed the Council shall haye the
right annu the without putting contractor in de-
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying of Justice annu the anc without
indemnity is also well understood that in the
tractor shall time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract the
shall forfeit all claims he may have for any part the
work done him up date of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor; and il Is also we'll understood in
tract be resod the contractor and his securities shall be held
bound in s0ldo pay the city all o-s difference
between the price which the originally
to perform the work and the which adjud
Gated at a resale or REHABILITATION.
Bids to be running foot the whole work complete
New Orleans December %, 1858,
(Signedl LOUIS Il. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of both
Board of the Common Council.
[signedl ROBERT HUYGHE, /, r,,.,....u
1T. yENNARD ohafmeh.
Registered Dec %, 1853.
dog 1t tg- T. THEARD COMPTROLLER.
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THs fAnflouLAR ArTknrIoS Of buyers Is called to
s.ie q dfy goods h day b E D. Hyde his tou
~ ~. No. 81 Naxssns street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMprRoLLER's OFFICE, Z
Is A1-it City Of New Orleans. December 70 1851
M4- Notice Is hereby given that senleu Fro
poss will be this Ollie DAYS from he above
daeto the 5th January l85got furnishing the city o.
New Orleans NEAT BREAD for the inmates OF me
City O. for the period ebr ced whil the 2h
January and 3 December 1889 In sccordauce with the pro
visions OF ordinance No. 4099 relative to the ty WORK
dps T. THEAKp Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, December 81, 1858.
+ No. 1869, I -

eo.ced That the adjudication by the Comptroller ageea
bly, resolution of the Common Council No. 453 cleaning
the draining canals Of the first section Second District
Henry tuinn security Horace Bakesley hundred
running is hereby re
ected End the Gompees hereby authorized to
hc a Journal So work be done agre ably lines levels
and specifications Of the Surveyor and the said audicasn
subject the approval rejection of the Council
(Sgned) CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
va (Signed) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December "a, 1885, "a - =
(Signedl GERARD STITH Mayor.
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Notice hereby given that on 7h day of Jany
will adiudieate at Office at IL O'clock NJ the
tract -
d3l 1t r, THEARD, Comptroller.
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EPAVE DU TROIsIEME DISTRICT-u a
~ etc condnit al depot des epayes du Troseme District
cognnre des Clouet ct Bons Enfants
I'm Ponn dun brun clair, lS mains de hau blanc
fe bogd d ssbots des deux peds gauche petite
blanche e cote 2uchs iDfe pepaue
gauche.
81 lie dit poun NEST pas reciame dix jours les
pages sera vendu penchsre pubiique dit depot, lie
LUNDI 10 janyier 1889, d 10 heures, A. NJ
G. O. FLETCHER. Commissaire DIES rues
Nouvelie- Orleans. u decembre, le5S. DIS jas 8
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police JAN on the
Ism Of Der, Inb.r the mnlato woman LAyINIA. Says
Parish Of Ponte Coupee Ls sheis fge inches high
and has a large the back Of The left land.
The will call and claim property according TO law
Z. PLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered December IS. 1858.
DO l5t CHARLEY LEE for Comp,roller
WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w 18th OF DECEMBER the black boy GREEN or STRAWDY
Says he belongs Mr.. Gustav Breedow who lives in Iv.
ngston Parish Miss the jackson Railroad lie is feet
inches HIGH and has good looking teeth on one
OF his fingers Of the right hand.
The owner will call and claim his according
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered December lS. 1858.
do l5t CHARLEY LEE for Comptroller.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! GRooERy.--It il hardly
that should direct the attention Of the and
honseksepe the advertisement Of c. r. Rolling success.
Roy 10 Od Levee street, for their establishment
sufficient we'll known the people at large Their stock Is
large and comprehensive. \
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koya NJ aaTe Chronic
from business or friends and guaranteed
unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James prac
lice IN All parts Ct the United States and Europhe
able BY os physicians tashcs him il Offering bis
i fe e. Ss s
conjunction With newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
ssssz
All sPf %
e se speess y those
os as s y a
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
@ ' 70 ssas
Pr ii hs sa Rsa
pspsa Nsryousnsss Ir,ltsbit symptoms Of Consumption
sps f Eli aversion 70
AZ persons afflicted with q the above should
from the awful and dreadful
Weakness Of he Immediately cured and full vgor
Remember "Ths Medical House of DR.. 50 Custom
from @ss Nd reserved Hours of attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
or d 70 p pay 81 ol nsi SsaMs ss,,...
K ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior ANY other Southern
climate. .-77
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABILTTY-equa to the best slate roofs.
"a Observation-Disclosures to any other cracks
or leaks being possible, = :
3d. BEAuTY.I presents smooth and granite like surface
4h. CHEAPNESSIt much less than though 1t a.
good slate wood roof and less inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public
9th INCOMBUsTIBILITY-Itw will resist FIRE better than
slate roof
eth CONVENIENCE-It will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat of summer.
tn soLIDlTY-It becomes harder and smoother from
weight does not require heavy support while Is
not liable corrosoa and breaking does require REPAIRS
The "TROPICAL ROOFING - Ia chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
| in this CITY,
Testimonials Of the are in the hands
Of the agent and be verified by any person wishing
| before contracting.
All orders left at the Post Office, Box K, No. O. will be
promptly attended to !; or apply to - -
| jel5 1y corner Of Bisnyiiie and Mara,s sts
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TAPE-woRM IN CHILDREN.

PLAINRIELD, N. j. August 49, 1858.
Messrs b. A. Fahnestock Il Co.-Genieme Our five
years of age has been afflicted tape worm for three
years past during that time have tried many remedies
had the attendapce Of skfn physicians boy
from one inch TO feet per day while under
ence of the medicine that he has been akisg dis
charged the head.
Your agent being neghborhood
by Of the neighbours Of the wonders
Of our village
We gave the boy two bottles of b. A. FAHsESTOCK's
VERNE UGE, which brought feet
with the head During three he has passed
dred feet OF the We would recommend all
those that afflicted with of any description pos
tive cure JOHN ROSELI.
per- and that they buying b. Fahnestocks vermi-
fuge, and no other. d27 lm&W
r2Ao FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, FOR
~ finding pair of Gold SDectaces, pebble glasses;
in paper mache lined with velvet The above re,
ward will be given by leaving them the SheIiHs Office
d2O If