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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

This constitutes, we believe, the more
attractive features exhibited. We may
not have seen all, and it cannot be ex-
pectsd that newspaper article can no.
tice all we did see; but the general look
we took, early in the second day, furnish
ed the above items.
In addition to the programme, the COM
Fpany were entertained by a baby show
during the afternoon. Some one had de-
posted gold locket, to be given to the
best baby exhibited on the Fair grounds.
At the proper time, some eight or ten ba-
bies were brought forward, some of their
parents evidently thinking that the pre-
MUM was to be given to the best dressed
baby. After somewhat extended and
exciting contest, the judges awarded the
locket to the child of Mrs. Robt. Morrow.
The most exciting feature of the whole
Fair was the Ladies' Equestrian contest.
Some fifteen entries, we believe, were
made, and about that number appeared
upon the course at the appointed time.
The ladies engaged in the contest rode
around the circle fiHt at walking pace,
gradually increasing the gait until most
of them were at full gallop. At this stage
of the proceedings, an accident happened
to one of the riders, which resulted in
much amusement to the audience. Her
saddle girth was suddenly loosened, while
her horse was at his speed, which left hel
in what was supposed to be dangerous
position. She was not so easily baffled
however. She grasped the neck of the
horse, letting the saddle go and quietly
placing one pedal extremity on each side
of the horse, she rode around the circle
amidst the loud cheers of the multitude
without saddle or reins Her horse wa.
stopped, and the riders were all asked t.
change horses, which done, they proceed
ed again to the contest. Many Of the fai
equestrians rode like queens; but Char
lotte Eldridge, of Coal Greek, was declared
the winner of the saddle. The decision
was received with general satisfaction
though we observed some pouting; perhap
no more, however, than would have beer
seen had any one of the other riders re
ceived it. Miss Eldridge is about thir
teen years of age.
The address delivered by T. D. Thach
er, Esq, was sound, practical talk to tn
farmers of Kansas, which it would b
well for all that class to heed. Th
speaker appeared to understand that tn
addresses appropriate to such occasion.
are those only which are brief and to tn
point. We took no notes, and we ar
consequently unable to give even tn
substance of the gentleman's remarks.
By the kindness of P. II. Berkau, ESQ
the obliging Secretary of the Society, W
have been permitted to give the follow
ing additional facts:
Whole number of entries, not less tina
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

6TThe Republican State Central Com
mittee of Indiana have formally request
ed the appointment of the Republican
national convention at indianapolis, and
many Western papers cordially second
the suggestion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
Regigtrafion Of Xofern

Voters who have not been registered,
who wish to vote at the November cleo
ton, should call upon the township clerk,
at the usual place of holding the town.
ship meetings, on the 9th and 28th days
of October, 1859, and see that their names
are enrolled.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

@ The Registry law in Michigan goes
into operation at the coming election
None but the registered are allowed to
vote, and all the challenging must be done
before the Board of Registry.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
Phoiogyaphs Of Lawrence.

Mr.. Da Lee is photOgraphing views of
Lawrence from a designs by A. CoNANr.
The design is admirably drawn, and the
photographs are in the best style of the art.
They can be obtained at the low price of
So so each.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
Salt Well

Prof. Wortheu, State Geologist, reports
that in boring well in Marion county
a salt stratum was struck, and water flows
out now at the rate of 1000 gallons pei
hour. The water is of about the same
saline strength of the old well of equality.
-Pefechy Ladependent.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
t,0o hundred and seUentyfve.
Total receipts of Society. 1853 90

IUIdI IeCeIPls Vi OUCIeIy, SO00 ~
We understand that the receipts will
just about meet expenses, which certainly
speaks well for the managers. Let the
farmers of Douglas county and Kansas
make calculations for next year that shall
leave balance in the treasury of this
honorable Society, and we hope the me-
chanics will look to it that their interests
are not again so needlessly and poorly
represented in the exhibition room. So
much for the First Annual Fair of the
Douglas County Agricultural Society.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

9 Mr.. Fairbairn estimates the total
steam power at work in the British En-
pire as equal to that of 100000 horses,
besides 100000 horse power afoat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

@We are pleased to see that W. E.
SuTLrFF, Esq, has just brought on an un-
precedentedly large stock of clothing and
Gents Furnishing goods.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
Rourbon ooup,r nouinaaon.

The Democratic nominees of Bourbon
county are:
For Legislature, George Hubbard; Sup.
of Common Schools, s. B. Farwell; Pro-
bate Judge, Richard Stadden; Sheriff,
Charles Bull Register of Deeds, N. w.
Brelsford County Attorney, J. c. Sims
County Clerk, Hugh Glenn: Treasurer,
Absalom Harris; Coroner, DR.. Green !;
Surveyor, w. @. Blackstone.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

,01T Dr.. J. B. Woodward, of Junction
City, formerly of Lawrence, Is the Repub-
lican nominee for Councilman in the 9th
District, composed of Riley, Davis, Wa
baunsse, Morris, Dickinson and Clay coun-
lies.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

or Jeremiah Murphy, of Topeka,
died on the 4.h inst, in the SD year Of
his age.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

OF The Board Of Commissioners of
Foreign Missions have voted to discon-
tinue the Choctaw Mission.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

@Mr. Otero, delegate to Congress.
and Judge Watts, of New Mexico, are
safe, having left the mail, and joined one
of Russell & Majors ox-trains.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

Here shall the Rressthe PEI epIe'srie Z naintai,
Uasv'asy DsFty, ssd unbribed by gain,
Pledged bntto Truth, to Liberty and Law,
1o TsversWays us. and no Fear shall awe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

or Geo. Montague is the Democratic
nominee for representative to the Terrific
rial Legislature in Riley county.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

0r There are upwards of 1000 miles
Of railways in construction in Spain.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

Or VIM. Cline, is tie Democratic nom
inee in, Jackson county, for the Legisla-
ture.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

W The post-office at Bayard, Butler
county, Kansas, has been discontinued.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15

Or White Owls band, Of the Arraps-
hoes, wish to sell their lands in the yicin-
ity of the gold region.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. Is, 1859.
TERMS.--ss.oo PER ANNUn.IN ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

The history Of the Registry act throws consider
able light on tie question which has been raised a.
to the right and DUTY Of the members Of the Boards
of Registry provided by it for this city to act also
.s INSPECTORS of Elections The bill, as it originally
passed the House, made DO difference between this
city and the rest Of the State II imposed the duty
Of registration throughout the State, this city in
cluded upon the existing Inspectors of Elections.
In the Senate among other amendments, the
constitution Of this Board Of Registration was
changed, and provision was inserted, requiring
the Board Of Supervisors to appoint three persons
IN each election district, to act Board Of Regis
traon for the d.trct IL is true that these perscas
are spoken of as " Inspectors OF the election aus
tIict for which they are appointed. but IN
spectors Of Election" is the proper ofhcAi
designation of the Officers whose duty Il
10. under the Revised Statutes, to organize them
selves into board for the purpose OF presiding at
ard conducting the elections, and this official desis
ration of "In,psctors Of Elections" is not gwen
in the Registry Act to the apPon1ee' OF the boara
of Supervisors To be an Inspector oil an
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
81. Louis Fair.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Sept. =, IoD".
The heavy rain this Inorniog put all the svenres 70
the Fair grounds in terribly muddy condition. Saill
there was 10 perez ptble dmnuton in the number Of
y.itors in attendance, everybody being extremely aoI.
ious to witness the competition for the 81 oO pre- ,oI
,ha beat ros6s.er stallion This however ~ also
were the regular premiums of the Associahon, VS.
postponed till tomorrow in consequence OF tne Gohuo
ued nclenercy ofthe weather. and the extreme hsavy
track.
The Mechanical and Floral Departments sse very
full and attract much attention. The show OF agr-
cultural implements and heavy machinery is aso arYe
snd the competition among the exhibitors . quite
spirited. The proceedings IN the Arena to-day con-
sisted Of several ring jack jennets, Missouri, carrying
off majority Of the prizes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

Our paragraph yesterday announcing th.t MI
Fowler had advertised that he would send the Call
fornia mails on the 5th inst. by the Vanderbilt
steamer Northern Light created considerable eI-
citement in Wall street Numerous inquiries were
made at the PostOftice BY interested parties; but,
as the Postmaster could lot be found, the lnlorma-
ton furnished was sufficiently vague to leave them
in state of great doubt. We found the advertise
ment referred TO published in the usual FORM in
company with the European mail notice in The
Fr,,man's Journal of this week. From what we
can learn, a conditional arrangement has been
made with Mr. Vanderbilt TO carry the mails IN
case Mr.. johnson fails to perform bis contract.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

eleeton district" is not necessrily nor pss'uns-
lively to be an Inspector Of Election fos hA
district The object Of the act is to creates Boz
"of Registry" for each election district Of 8
city, and though iss members are spoken Of iu T.
vidually as Inspectors Of their respective electi
districts, their duty can go no further than tA
which the act expressly imposes upon then
namely that of forming Board Of Registry d
conducting the registration in the method directed
by the act. The reason for giving them the rather
ambiguous title Of "Inspectors" probably Wa b
enable the appontees Of the Supervisors, as well
as the ether officers on whom like duties were i'm
posed, to come under the general designation q
Inspectors, SO as to save changes in the phrasesl
ogy of the general provisions Of the act.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
The Newfoundland Fisheries.

The ST. John IN. b. Morning Necs of the 18th
inst, received to-day, says; The people OF New
expected reports Of the Mixed Com appointed
by the English and French Governments to inquire
into the difficulties now existing between England acd
France with reference to the Newfoundland fisheries.
1t having been ntimaed that the French are deter
mined not to abandon iota of their claim, the people
of Newfoundland will patiently submit to any agree
ment, even if made by the Home Government, that
will deprive them of their fisheries, but will ofier,
far as their will 90, an armed resistance 70 tue
foreign agpressor and will resist any encroachmsat
upon the soil or upon their fishing grounds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Moxicam News.

NEw-ORLEANs. Friday, Sept. 50, ISJ5
We have adyices from Brownsville, Texas, saying
that the yellow fever is raging there, and for 80 miles
above. c,. IL
Mexico with force Of 6OOO men, consisting OF cavalry
infantry, and artillery.
The defeat of the Liberals under Gen pegellado, At
Leon by Gen. Woll is confirmed. VOLS forces, now
ever, were decmatet.
Miramon had reestablished the decree OF santa
Anna of 1913, forbiddng foreigners entering ms1e9
with arms and invading designs, under the pensNy Oh
death.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention,
Yesterday, after an exciting discussion, passed
resolution stating that it would be acceptable to
the Diocese if the House of Bishops would remove
the sentence now hanging over Bishop Onderdonk,
under such restrictions as they might deem proper.
The restrictions, it is understood will virtuslly
subordinate Bishop Onderdonk to his assistant
now Provisional Bishop Potter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

In another column may be found an interesting
account, by our special reporters, of the nature
and extent of the great oyster places recently d,s
covered in Long Island Sound, with graphic de-
,cription of the exciting scenes now being enacted
there.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Later from HayAnA.

NV. .ORLgANs, Friday, Sept; %, Io77:
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived mere with
II vas Tumored that Gen. Concha would be relieves
in November by Gen. Serano
The stock Of Sugar was 10000 boxes, and buyers
demanded reduction in prices. Molasses was dun.
Ereigbts were i'm proving. Exchange on London ~s
dull ct Iil0 l5l y cent premium, ard on New-Yosk
AZ 316 4 cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
To Advertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
vs wsrss Inventions Land1 anything else 10 SELL must sd'
verti.e they expect 6nd puhse and we believe there
no other Adyerns medium good The WsExLY TRIBUNE
IL has larger circulation than any other nevap In The world
circulating largely among Farmers, Merchants Manufacturer
Mechanics kc. Price sl per line each insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
x.,.ssaru Exchanges.

Sr. LOUIS, Friday, sept. 30, I5j1.
SCH, Exchange on Nsw-YOrt, per cent premium.
nor,nspds per cent premium, and Missouri furds
srs nsootab,e at per cent discount for curfeAey.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Fair In Columbia Comfy, y. Y.

IT. ChAIhhh' u,, - tho Ag,icai.asaI Society Of
ccaSbs ahnGs Csuny been fay attended and Es sas
e1n6it1n unue delivered this forenoon to about
svs N housand ,ersons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

MosrEEAL, Fnday, Seps. 81, 80:
The match between the United AL gland six VITA
FIVE Of Csrsds, and the All England sx with hve OF
r..Sa ternpated ,bis evening the former being VIC
tor;ous. The Enghshmen leave in the morning Tor
New.York; The score Of all England on their n''' In
nipgs was 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Canadian Provincial Fair:

KINGSTON, {. W., Friday, SePt. - 80, .
The Provincial Fair closedto-day u na' neen se,y
successfu. Hamilton il the chosen poSe 'o' no'iins
the fair next year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Uowr's IMPROVED SCALES.

(STKOue q ROss's PATtNr.1
FIRST class premiums received three year 10 sucee'Sohi
Report Committee the Vermont State FAT bui2s'oh
Sept l6 1859: ,,,, -. g.. a.. man, ,c.o,v
y, Iopx Howy JK ard FR.Ng Howr OF Brandon. w. and
No 1911 BIOsdway New York The Committee can OIL Say tss
,h.s se.e show seat beauty STYLE and sh and welsh under
b ,t with the ues; degree Of e>actness Wei may
Iemont challenge the world with the manufacture OF
f lueest sze aud cattle 81 ale down T. tl- tne
n bslsncr We think be showa superior TO those
ed by John Howe OF the Strong h~s pateLt
I'VE Therefore cheerfuy swNc diplomas Aad Pte1n O
the different kinds pat on exhibition
~ rRENuss .,
John Howe r., and Frank T.. Howe OF braaaon, W. ana
NO i'i D''~"'" " - Diploma and s.
TWO p'0P he'' ' Diploms snd S.
one l 1hi0n '0N'' WV Diploma aud SIS
All zss for sale and ourtun Scale set up Oh he moor 0
No lsl Bre.awsy corner Of Dey.t. New Yort,
Az" ~ FRASK r. Ho~g-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Netp9lurk DAILY @ibrure
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1859.
ro ropprspOyDCyTS

o notice can be taken Anonymous Communications what
ever intended insertion be sutendoste ey S
name and address the wreno. necessarily FOR paoac~
ton, but q 9 guaranty for his good faith.
Ne cannot undertake return rejected ComtnuncsonI
nuaiSess letters The TRBUSk should 10 ~ oAseS %
Addressed 70 HORACE GarrLEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Stale Politics.

sIYo SIsG, Friday, Sept 80, lsJ9.
The Republicans Of TIE iii Assembly oH psfsc. tc.
unanimously renomin sted the Hon. G. B. HubosA L"
Assemblymsa today.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

The mails for Europe by the steamihp New
York will close at lOi o'clock this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

F.CTs.-Dr ToBiASS VENETIAN LNiaENr
hric Pains Of al Kinds si;het external %
internal CoHc Dysrtery CusA Se ssIs Hn 80 Is ,pa
20 c.ns. M, No 5S CourtAodt-si, Y Sod everywhefe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

N,rrrrssEs. Retailing at Wholesale frices
-. 50 prr cent?, GRnFiSs. No Isl Cana 49, oe'"e0A
Bcxsry aud Mott st. ,, ,.o,, ........s SIS lp
rui Hi IS So Ssasra.s 90 So rsl;s'-s pei pau
p u az xiup rine geese srd coImon t',a'f' ''o''
ptiees
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch 10 The N. z. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept 30, 1859.
Col Drinksrd, Acting Secretary Of War, has G
he instance of the President telegraphed to Go
Floyd to remain at Old Point As long a is sdvasr
tsgeous to his health. He has improved rapidly
since bis arrival there, aud had purposed reaching
this city to-day.
In the absence of Postmaster General Holt, the
President himself has given attention to the subject
of the carriage of the California mails. The Gov
ernment has been strongly impressed with the no
cessty of getting that mail through for certainty.
and hence the decision giving it to the bidder next
lowest to johnson. Great complaint is made b.
merchants at New Orleans of state of things pre-.
cipitated by the failure of transport of mAs from
that point, whereby week is lost 10 them 50 far
as California correspondence is concerned.
The statement in The Herald that the island Of
San Juan s in the joint possession Of British and
United States troops, is denied at the War Depart
mept. There, and generally in official circles tho
impression is fixed and strong that We shall not
Weld the island. I hear confirmation to
day of my dispatch Of last evening, stating
that the British Commissioner had instructions
from bis Government ss to where to run the boun-
dary line The interesting fact is also stated thss
Arrow.mith's map, London edition, OF lS4s.
traced the line down the middle Of the chsnnel OF
Haro
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Friday Sept. 80, 1859.
Mr. Lisbon, the new Brazilian Minister, accomp aned
by his family has arrived in Washington.
Arizona dates of the 18th inst received. The
presentation of the articles purchased forthe Pimos
and Maricopa Indians, under the act OF Congress a.
February last, was made by Lieut.. Mowry on the lts
of September. Between 200 and 1000 Indians were
present. About 1900 farming Implements, severa
thousand pounds of barley and other grain for seed,
sxes &c., beside several thousand yards Of cloth, cali
C, shirts tobacco, and beads were distributed. Inc
reason Of these large presents was explained peecn
by Lieut.. Mowry and in reply, the chiefs expressed
great safsction at the kindness Of their Great kaher
the President, and promised to continue in the good
conduct which had brought them so great reward:
The Pimos and Mencopas cultivate this year o,OoO
acres and have supplied the Overland Mail Company
with large quantities Of grain. 1t is expected th%
next year their crops will be largely increased through
the facilities given them by tho Government.
The President has recognized Wilhelm Ludwig
Kideren as Consul of the Kingdom OF Weremburg ~
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 1859
1.-THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET. Such may

1.-THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET."-S may be
tanned Kxoxs Fa style Of HAr. which ceeainiy nss.
-, copusr Ksox un:0ubtedy pses'es An
Of irg-nuity and rye ton hs
tbos- vticn have gone before His l,scs EN- ponum
A. No ss Broad~sy Of Puisn at. contains 50
- a.Is CAPS Sc fo the Fall trade which for vare'y
:. .1d b-.utv c.r scarcely be ~xee1ed They Are
vi c.ss cf the com -urity s-s and sl Ages Isr P,e;;
Ia n. F,n HAr for gentlemen c.Dros fail 70 prove Msny
.1.-.iye will no roub. generally adop~d ard pee
fsve .,s Every Of dscriuinstor snd As
bo desires TO .dd bis personal appearance % n ~
g. a.. Of tbe,s recherche chspssax MS toe, VIII
o.rrsc. s.rspx,r, visiting the city should ~ A tne.Is
kxoIs s,re ss /. 10 very elegant sups OF n9s."y =.
There IL a style fnish sbou. Il tor -.
.rd u prss,es holder with az ites oi
yord -. coumcn order of things is u i.cS . . @ ~
cs ri he chef feaures Of the down town section OF
.ts ci.y Kvox a~ays c,urtsous % h ous,2des suu.
sursui1r ine Of conduct has zared On en'i'oe P'n
r. ss,ins.on Of the public
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
SUyER.PLATED WARE

DAVIS CoLL.NoSE 4 Co. -.
~ .,,.,.or q. an Of the as.t patterns IN ths
M %., r,e.v,d rnSsacips Liquor S,and' Dnnef bIesks
- ,ch CASTOR, Calr Baskets Egg SsndA Tea snd Conee
So, sIocr. Torts Ladies Of reliable quality and a. 'e'J
moderate prices No AT ROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
FvANITuRE-EXTEAORDINY.

Sns hnsst hind Of Brosa~sy fvSNrrss can
a. r. DIsKAAr, Nc bowrTy a. nsoa. n.A Is ~, ~
Es store feet deep snd SIX ..s hish sd nom ~, S
e. M no, allow himself BE- upa.rsod BY Any H'An
ISTrprSTING TO MEN, WOMEN, AND CHIL-
A are a, los. where 10 bay the.r s,,coyerins
sn,S male yis to Cs,,ll' s.seHshmsni Ne. 80 pysa
xsy between lth and lSh.'s h sos .sn,lsu.D' AZ
, snS shos, for children embraces az sAsesNs rNie' "
Dos,ior made Articles, and his prices are uniformly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
OF au d-scriptionA
Also.
suvya AND PLATED WARs.
70, ssle by GRO C. AiLEx lnpor-er and Asnlfsesurer
No AIS Brosa ssy, one door b-o~ Csnsist.
FormsrIy No. Ii Wall st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

". hay. ia, 1,re lcrd The PaRgER MACHINE under the
,u,h ,ri.y II th- GsoytEk BAEEK SEwAs hAczSE Con-
p.NY DoGhle threae lock s,rea al v.rrsai-d supor
Once nc. +s bro.fssy. NLEN9A ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

100 coo BOXES SOLD IN ONE MONTH.
MsYERs
MIRACULOUS NERsS DssrRoysR.
Ir 1HoROrsHLy ExIERNiSAISs
Bues RoAcHEs, ANTS Noras. FLs,s
kgsAsToEs RAIs, MICE, &c
In Is UsED ALL rHE CITY
wIrH immense SUCCESS
AT HrTRoFoLiTAS HoTEL,
Aston HOUSE. .
CLASFSnoS HoTEL,
USIoS.I.AeE HorsL,
TpE BEILkvUr AosFIT,I,
THE CfTY PklsoS (roNss
THE NAvr iNxD,
THs POLICE srtrIOss kc.
Ror sale BY he Manufacturer, JSsEFH MtStE' No. OH
BroaGvAy AID al Drugxista
Four SE,oND-HAND SAFES
sor sale low oy
sr.asSs M.syS,
No ~ Murrsy e., " 7.
A l.te assortment Of our WiLDts-fATs>f sALANNDkN
S,fEs constantly on hard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES

Manufacturer Of Heirinss Pstett Champion Fneprcof
No. 25l Broadway, corner Mursys-, Newferk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

CURE FO2 HEADACHE.
AxNNGross BIrTERs in 81 and Is cent Bottles roi com
.in,. of the these b,,ers nNansee
feleyins the Headache almos immediately For
Sov,ps,s pain the Stomach spd Bowe-s bhous
- sna Fever and Asue they unsurpassed By anything
of the knd Every should have them In bis cees hey
h.y hep u.ed medicine In various p. OF the ~oFid.
All trsyrlsr. viii find them Indispensable For ns by u d
Rrs No l7s Broedwsy; Hiram Noti Nos Is and 81 Futon g
= (pion No IN Bowery; }. IL. sryaer No ~ Drsne 81
.isn PLANTER No. 6thay; T. Denson, No io Hudson s.
w Regard No ga Green~chs' New.foiki Mrs y tsyes
~ i-S Fnl,on. a., BrUolyn. Al whoesAle by u "eNs
70 No us Franklin ct, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

STRANGERS IN THE CITY
uvtTKD
70 examine our stock OF
CHA, GLASS, SILyrHWARr, g..
Including an elegant Assortment OF
DRyspyS CHINA,
om ne Roya Mandatory Dresden purchased y me AZ
rsir Al Leipsel together th large assortment OF
&C.. ~ T. V. HAyGHwopT Co,
'V Nos iss, 4s0 aid 432 broa1wsy,
Corner OF B!oome- 81, N Y.
MARAyIlLA cures Badness, removes Dcndrufi,
and the hair from falling Sold BY al drusss and
A. y Pl1r's Retail Depot Nc. 769 Broadway.
PARK, Nos. IS and Is ParNrow
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

PEKrGo's WINTER HOSIERY.
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HosE kc., whoksale and retail No. oil Na",,tE,
'' ~ ani Broadway, corner Waiies