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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

4 CARD.-Pys~rs,d by an hOSesa AssIre Of ny hear.
wiSh TO Law b~ors the public which drsevvss
high Sss eu act Of ScieatiA~ al
hut a" humanity. also. About tuo yrArs ago. saddenIy
and from unknown TO Oelsrd With a. Of
epilepsy which, to my nAbil The
consequent upon thorough medical treatment, and the
encouragement which net 9th aitenptinR w. soon
became Sueh then I'D 70 beevel a. 70 dxfy the
skin 81 yScbAA vas fsvaae nIly while In parsuit Of
my calling thrown dsvn 70 the ground without Ghs sRh
est waning aud although Insensbe to the aEonies
drsPsed the mSerIrs Of ny e and learned leOk
nHen those Who would render assistance shelter me-
frO danger niles Vim sought pVlong the mIp<t
ofmy existence. while In this state. ha Wing pre- Ious
to aicon tasted the OF life. once mere vas
Induced 10 atiemve Seskng ali Of RysieAn anA b.
OmaaSndAtiOn eshsa Dr.. l.. J. CEapkay told him
my circumstances ABa ny liability reward HIN los HE
services regardless Of vAls he ct saee nndsr
took my CASE, and WITH The hesaisR of God vas once
restored perfect health. Unable reward AIn v
the h"on which enjoy 81 PresentAnd yet censrous Of
my indebtedness, eonsi4SF due 70 myself And 70 all
Aiiesre make the public In order Ika1 those in
need Of medical advice may and physician in vhom ev
cry confidence be placed.
ISL MEYER YABLONaKY.
etAe OF CatcgnIa, Coonty Of fan Francisco aO--Sub-
ecroed ard sworn 70 before me ~: l day o. August,
a ID. 1875. GILBERT A. GRANT,
tLSJ Notary Public.
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SPRING AND eU1r1FER GOODS.

OF the --latest yss impaired By ~ direct non New Yor
and Which therefore ell u tAs sAms ngeos Whcl
other traders are forced - pay In San Francisco.
Our assoTtmsae u Vaaey, Staple and Dosnesslc Dry
Goods Genie Runshnt Goods o. every description and
all kinds Of House RorRshnR Goods, too extensive d
enussate We respectfully invite the public to call end
sHanasne our stock eefoTe purchasing elsewhere We viii
give sacAcs0 to en- b selling BstSeF Goods and CAsap
Or than the Cheapest.
WOLF BROTHERS.
PAcsrviIlO, Dee smbeP 9th, lSS0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

BALTIMORE, Jaiy %, 1859
-Four frD With small sales al - I2k for supernne
Wheat advanced: white, 81 20 IS co. red 81 10 81 IS
Corn dull al slc $40 white yellow. Provisions
dull ano unchanged whiskey firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 20, 1859.
Flour quiet Wheat unchanged. Corn active yellow,
s0c. = Bic Oats lower. whissey dull at 281l, 27xc
Provision. active Mes: por. sis 7Sasl7. Bacon a,n
HAMS io1lc l2c. sides, sAs.; shoulders, 71zc Ike
Laro declined Nc ssles At &c l2hc
ALBANY, July 2s-SPM
quiet and sales confined to tho retail trade,
change rates Wheat IN inquiry for milling, and
market sesoy saies ~ 600 bushels 81 Ia for red
Indiana 10 for prime Michigan Included in the sales
firm, quiet: Western mixed $50 $780,. yelo~ round
beld at SIC. Oats 2c. q &c easier sales aoeu 100
seieh; sound State offered At s7Ko measure, anoat
whisksy very quiet, and DomDsly a. 25s z6xc.
BUFFALO, July 90 P. n
Flour nTmer good brands lov graaes seaoy: sales
LOCO IS flr ONO IS rs "a for spring sxte
81 rs ~ o. for extra Wisconsin. % IS rs for extra
michigan, Iudisns and OHIO; So TO So for double
ssles 1900 bushels 63c, 5000 busnes h~snsee club
At 67hc 6ssc 20co bushels old red OHIO a CSC 900
bushels old NJ 1 red winter illinois Al goo. Corn al
vsuced SC saes eco bushels Illinois 7oc OAts hrnsr
Barley rye quiet wnisxey nomn. Freiehts steady
II eco bu.hes corn 600 bushels oats $50 bushels
expcrts-22 wheat ~ 000 busnes corn,
BUFFALO, July 2S-sPM
Flour-Desirsoe freeh grono1 nrmer saes 900 DE-,
IT - for sour So rs "a l2h for State from spring
wheat 81 rs - SO for extra Wisconsin. IS 50 rs ror
ezra Michigan. lndEDa and ONO, So 90 So for double
exirss. Wp.At-Stsodard spring &c. ADVANCED, ~n'er
quiet but rrm uand mOderate GALES COO oushes
s,st spr,ng sfcat al 49, 5000 bushels Old No
illinois eCc., 7CU bushels Dew WHITE Kentucky
81 2b 81 80 Tor go0o ~ Choce. CoTn quiet AM BE-
2dssnc.o closing nfm: Gales 5000 bushels NO Illinois
IL tic Oats DO saee 600 bushels upper sxe
q, 3Ce barley and rye auh. Whiskey uoiniu,) Csnsi
fr.pop frm AT SC corn, lOc on cheat and 3bc.
an lour to New Yofs. Lake mports-6,C00 Dbs. apur,
Gee husbas @let, geo oushes coru 900 bushels
oats. 100 busueis rye Cansi expOrs-2I SO bushex
sbest, "a 90 bushels con-, 5000 bushels oats
0swEGo July 2S--6 p NJ
Flour steady, With moderate bCsisess DO for the
5cal interior and Cersdap Uaoe sales NJ S. from red
Ohio Ibospa wheat; So 30 from wnite DO Wheat
steady, with fair miDg inquiry sales eco bushels
WISCONSIN nises At s. and 81 81; new amber iuos &,
81 20 Corn moderate demand esrs 0tc bushels L.
uos mostly at re. OATS very scarce. Canal fregnts
du'l &c. flour, &c. ~hea., and 6Hc 10
New York. Lake ,mpots-2,I0O bushels wheat, 500
bushels cofp Cspsi ports-4 COO bushels corn 5000
ulsheie oats.
CINCINNATI July %, 1889.
Flour rot firm: Ea'es ht SIS sdpefbee Whisksy
urchacs.d PoVisioLs dull bacon shoulders &C.; sidet,
NC mess pork, si5 so.
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Rss,vhlSa Zsrs Sewa.

THE ACADEMY OF SUsIC--TGs NEW PLYMOUTH
CnuaCH, ETC.
There consider abe interest IN the proieo. TO build
epkra,d building for sp Academy OF Must, eone sirn,
ast spring. The Of capital, $3.50 0co,
scrit-i, . building mi,tee appointed, and ire
sTucture aoy for occupancy by March, 1855.
re committee vent enersetcsy GDd pso;arei
humber ppls aud es,rossee when eppeG ID that 90
far from being able 90 erect building ana parchaee
the ground Tor tire sum origrsiy subscribed It would
take at least sac COO the counties we're roa1y
~ make up the de.ency did not exceed Ole 900, ous
prepared 20 become responsible for double that
smount Tho hesviss stockholders being absent IN toa
country, they concluded to suspend operations un,i their
return When the subject will DO s oefcre hem for action
The lots number for the site Montague
street, cost s42o end the badioe viii cost eco
Ae matters stand II Is prooane that the build
ng viii oa commenced ssiore neAs ia and petGaps 40.
the stockholders to furnish the additional anouot re-
CURED 70 commence active operations The committee do
feel disposed TO 70 shead until every dollar W
The proposed church for Abe Rev. Dr. aeecher
not vet heeu ooueuccd and from present Appearances
will not be for some Gme 20 come. Tie difficulty
appears to be sncng the Subscribers, larso
portion NJ whom un~iling 20 advance tie
sums subacribsd Ivy them II the chuscb q b be 10
streets is onnicpded that II u too Tar removed from
The ferries sud from tie n,n railroad lined large pro-
portion OF Mr. 81 eChefg bearer. rom distant Dsrs
of this city and New York. and meDy Of them are
strangers, whose couve1epce 10 desirable " conaut
q
Baptist church IN Pie~t spcnt street favored bg number
o. the congregation al present there s not much pros
pect bat thc builcng will &c commenced very s,on Tho
,its will nrst have to be selected and setyled upon.
Anew block OF hioe atory and basement buildings are
n progress Of eyeccn the OF Cour; and Josae
mon streets. They are owned by Mr.. 4. a. Low. The
material of which ihsy viii be composed NOVA s,osiA
s,oLe, sud ths architecture Will he similar 70 the f.e-
ctuIcs' Bank bunting IN Wall me extent OF the
uinFs wiz be aisiv feet Court street and huu.
drtt feet - oraleraon street Mr Low, thTouxh bis
agent Mr. hondow, offered sis coo fsr two lots ionirg
his property with the intention Of making uE orin block
nom olo street. 10 tae other bu: unab 20 strike
haEaa nj het price. The cost OF the srrcn 500 o0c
The bu dinss $50 900. They arc 70 be divided n,e
l Bto-es and Offices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

bound to protect the masters right to his pro-
perty In said slave, will not the fame rule re-
quire the Intervention of Congress in u similar
case against the local authorities OF any State?
The great difficulty in this matter ia that the
federal constitution, ali the way through, rec,g-
misses slaves az persons, not property, but "as
persons from whom labor or service. IL due"
And these persons, toree-ffths OF them, are
counted 10 the representation Ia Congress- A
careful reading of the constitution will show
that slaves, Us property, are lett to the local
regulations Of the several States.
In regard to the Territories, Congress may
make all needful rules and regniations," which
would seem 10 comprehend the power to exclude,
expel or introduce slavery In regard to ths
District Of Columbis-a slaveholdius district at
the time Of the adoption of the constitutional
Congress il given exclusive jurisdiction in all
cases whatsover"-a sweeping ciause, winch
clearly embraces the power TO abolish slavery In
said District From this 1t would appear that
If Congress IL the supreme authority over the
Territories, Congress may prohibits or admit
slavery therein Certainly there is nothing in
VIC CO1leItusiuu DiussiuS VINO "VAfA'vA"A 'vVV-
reignty of Congress to the protection Of slavery.
But there is the Territory Of Utah, touching
which Governor Wise, speaking Of the Mormons,
says" By the code of good morals would
drive these beasts of Bacohus from Christian
land" But would not the same CODE according
to the black republican platform, drive. {" those
twin relics of barbarism, poiygamy and slavery"
from every Territory? Undoubtedly. And thus
the zeal Of Governor Wise outfans his discre-
ton.
Within q few days we expect flaming mani
feeto from Judge Douglas; and then We may ex-
poet another from the iDexhsustibie Governor.
In the meantime we sao@it the Governors latest
platform to the attention OF our readers. IL may
hold water for DAY or two, but We fear that
the bottom will De knocked out of it long before
the meeting Of the Charleston Convention.
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COvonsrs' 1auU~sfs.

IEAu from THE EXPLOSION OF BURNING FLUID Coroner
Gamble he'd 30 inquest the Ne~ Ncrk Hospital upon
tie BODY Of an, nS,ned Catherine Gormy, Who died
from the effects Of Injuries received 2ist inst at
2sq Greenwich street o. She explosion of Of cnrn
Ig fluid Deceased appeared lighting nre, and
~, rot quitting quick enough enc pouret some burn
sbe was epveoped 10 flames the poor creature Tss
bSrped IN shocking msnper shd fingered VI great agony
un yesterday uheu death put I'D eod - ner sdderngs
Verdict Accidental dea,E."
A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowsxD-wiiliam Stewart
Quinn. boy shout thirteen years OF age, resid
rg with his parents, at 90 Lsight street, WAS
accidentally drowned on Wednesday evening, ny fall
ing overheard from n ut the foot Of Desorosses
street Deoe aseo play ing at the fot OF tbs ABOVE
naUed street, 10 company wih Of ns coupauious
snd just stepping with the euon u going
into ,be water. Cororer Gamble beld inquest upon
tie booy. Verdict" Accidental death"
FATAL BUILDING CAsuAlrY.-Yesserdsy afternoon . la
no.er named anor, while engaged carrying nod
Ct bricks fourth story Of building oov IN the
rcuys erection Thirty tn street, between Fifth
snd AVENUES lost naiance and fell to the ground
distance forty feet receiving such severe io1
res ,bat he ded sitter consequence Tho body Of
deceased taken ~ his late residence IL ThrtIeth
street where Coroner Jackmao held an inquest Deceased
leaves sife children entirely unprovided for.
A CorIsx BhorGaI NEW ORLAASs-rhe BODY Of
Bsssy Gillette resident Of Johnstown, in the interior
Of hle STATE arrived New Orleans yesterday.
recessed visit TO New Orleans, and while stop
p,re al 81. Charles do,el accidentally fell from The
pcrtiCo and was killed The accident occurred on the
i3lb nst yet the bsdy, wber arrived here, wss IN
rea saty good state OF preservation. Coroner jack
man inquest on the body, and II VAS tnereupcn
forwarded oy the evening boat for Albany to The psoe
of rs destination.
Fatal vEacrB CAsrAITv-ThomH Butler, child Ave
years old residing at I9l West Twenty mn street.
killed, On Wednesday afteruosn, by being BY
ssRs boiler truck drawn Ivy four horses The accident
occurred the ccrnsr OF Ninth avenue and Twenty Attn
street eoesed attempted 70 creep the boiler while
he truck motion, when he slipped, and failing
Ter ore wheels, instantly killed.. Crooef
Tacxnsn notified Of the occurrence yesterday after
neon, spd held an inquest Cd the body fss. evening
A RisGER ACCIDENTALLY Knlm-Georee BrUvn,
native Of Eogand, sgso about 81 years, whie working
board toe North State at pier l6 Eas river
Wedrssday accidentally fell from the rigging ana injured
n,rrs III severely tina. he dsa In few hos Afterwards
in consequence IN Inquest held on TIE body Of de-
ceased esterasy At tire New York Hospital by Coroner
Gamble de jury rendered verdict Of SAC dentai
death Deceased was rigger by trade, AND Il Was while
he engaged IN sse prosecution OF his ssiness TIA.
Ina
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A.a SPECIAL meeting Of the Italian Committee. held
hc 2Tn instar. was resolved 70 suspend this so5sEip
Top az the relief os the families OF Isan soldiers
prHlss as socn possible the eocond t Of SUBSCRIBERS
arr &c remit once the remaining tauas to rrn to
r.ppled 10 the specified object
IN pursuance q thai resolution, the urdsrssned 10 b.
half tho CoIADiss, respectfully requests the managers
or the asoc snd the subscribers whose contributions
enS!n unpaid orepoft 20 the Treasurer and % IN
.ac snoau. subscribed soon az copyerest tia. the
confnn,ea nGy thas be erab,ed to carry their rosouGu
into elect.
WhA'evt, oiiB'o1 may be enei Ailsd Of tbs pslsic
Effects OF the Low 40 BnddeI.f closed 20 sutryns
sunups Inc families OF the soldiers fled or ASHAMED IL
eshug ire Independence OF th.ir couprv il crrts,
rcerr winch ccmlnends taelr 20 univ er.al sympathy
| For tho Committee, V. CJrrA Pres lent.
| new yoaK, july rs, 1859,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

Gov WISE BRINGS Forth ANOTHER MANI
rTsT0-Governor Wise is not believer in the
yankee notion" that the Presidential candidate
who enters into the business of letter writer is
In danger of writing himself off the books No.
The Governor believes that he who would not he
put upon the retired list must keep himself be-
fore the people-letter after letter, and still
new letter before the last one gets cold. Acting
upon this magnificent idea Gov Wise has be-
come the inexhaustible letter writer. the never
ending still beginning letter writer in fact, the
prince Of letter writer's as Presidential candi-
date he will write, be will be heard, he will be
understood, and we must submit. And 80 we
lay before our readers this morning another Pre-
sideutial manifesto from the inexhaustible Go
vernon.
HE Sanford letter. of twenty nine long and
closely printed newspaper columns, in small
type, issued few weeks ago, was limited TO the
slavery question in the Territories. The present
letter, though considerably shorter than the
Sanford pamphlet, comprebcuds three great
questions
/. The Naturalization question.
2. The African slave trade question.
3. The Territorial slavery question.
Upon the first of these questions the Governor,
though following in the wake of John Minor
Bolts, flies the American eagle with much
louder flourish of trumpets, drums, bombs aad
heavy artillery. La fuct, though the Governor
has appropriated the thunder of Botts we lose
eight Of Bolts in the tremendous smoke which rises
from the Governors battery. Upon the ques
ton Of the revival Of the African slave trade
the Governor is pointed, brief. decisive and sat.
isfactory. He declares that it would mot only
I've illegal and iuexpedient, but immoral aud d,s
graceful for the United States to reopen the
slave trade or to tolerate the new importation
Of African elaves into thiH country
On the question Of Congressional intervention
for the protection Of slavery in the TERRITORIES
the Governor becomes somewhat cloudy, techni
cal, metaphysical and perplexlng. AS wa under
stand him, sleves, asproperty, ere entitled to the
epeoiai protection of Congress in the Territories
against the 'unfiiendIy legislation Of the local
authorities. But let us grant this right Of the
Shareholder 10 tbe protection of his slave pro
rerty ia a Territory by Congress, and where
does il carry us? If STAKEHOLDER may take lis
slave and settle With him in 9 Territory unde.
this constitutional idea thai Congress is there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29
THE LATEST NEWS.

ELss ttSa.
BEDFORD, Pa, July %, 1859.
The Gazette Of this morning publishes sutno.
raively, decarisg that the President viii not bs o.ndi
Gate for reuoninston-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

PBILApsPHIA, Joly 70, 1859
Mr. Cotton tailor, supposed to be crazy assaulted
policeman King NJ the OF Fourth taa Race
ths morrDg, ~ith large pair Of shears, inflicted
~ouud IN .na lungs. ~hich supposed to De fasl He
siso figured Two other persons bfore he could be
cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

The Eureka shnttle Sewing Mschines-
Yrse $50 Office $50 Bn,Adwsy Ageos wanted AddreSl
n. J. Levy, general upper tnsenos mt.
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anscs,stur's szasz OyG. Wigs sa,s Gcns'scS-
zee BEN 10 taa vera euxys~zg sr care o~ fhf sSpas
ssshe cannis c.ss s2 Bro<sgay
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Low II the Ralk Elm

B0sroS, July %, 1859
The bark E'n cent shors May ~ at SATAN river, wes,
coast Of Africa She after wards got of
Bathurst and condemned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

Ambrotypes-tmprOvs Finest Pictures IA
tie civ CO syss Perfection and economy u tne
word al CLMhS 69i broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

HoupG Hln water euro and Hotel, Nor
tbspn psol assa-No pls,e within sx hours Of New fosk
pcsteses attractions with good t>ole good aconmoda
N''' '''' II. HALsrgsD.M H., Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

Yfn, EnrInissble Hale CutseRs--pys
serls black on brown Dero. No. Barclay s0sss -
n1it. tyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

Se.1asne D.i, .~r rs,ss w.
"ab' 'o'n"'' 49, SiYsFsas ss1is - Fecti nsSo n. =.
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Fsxsr--Itr Dssenssz, fsn, CnnngA Of Uotos
ard ccabsshf onL TIE .ted carefully b. a. bAkJkAA
% T~sci-h ssres,, vest eide end near Sfcsevsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

One Dollar Only IL now Charged for ,
corrse OF Lessor q wrg hines
l n SIE0Ek 4 90 l66 Broadway.
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Holloway p1sls.-The phystcs,i disturb
whh females sxeus,vely subject snd ha many
-osrs processing from their neglect naes0 eat
~ once relieved ~ Holowxys pLA SOLD Nc. 81 aNsc1
Lana York.
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How SIMPLE y-t How StsoDg for Good
Bbeuu atsm. Fer three sesrs gentleman suffered
hsp usofy rhsuu attm over period 81
red and could 40, eat AL except al mo OF
eufe-g 60 all this time he could
frgr-e. " fact rressei thai
the palms his hands he unce
eminent ply sc'sns Dot their remedies
Tor BIN ee never expected % snJeS e again AZ this
attention. cfreCtfd To HaASDRhfh'h oils de
the SCENT 'ak-d With him and d..erninei ry
He used TOUR pills night sDd 5inR
be experienced iesf able
sRd write In twenty dsss b. began tn hobele about
brty five be placed horseoscS
he restored heath the miserable ing
oppeteiy dcsted ~ this and
equally remarkable proof and reference ~sys given
required.
sold ~ rs cents with psmphe; and dire tons
Office 2sa Canal street (rAndreth Housed be hsd
druSRs's-
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Uaxsy's T1ssoyb PF1 uE ~ sac ises. sM ..s.r
s-1,. ror s-,ss beauty lrx csAnrs cfinx erssasv
'sa sod restoring Ne hsr. ladies'. W s VI S"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

Nosice.-gVe Have Ne0uccd the Price ol
giving Lessons On our Sow Ing Machines dollsr
7 NJ. GIN9sH ( 90, zs5 broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NCrSALEES FAMILY sEWING MaCEINR6.
AT kRDUCED PRtGk9.
Temporarily at Sol bSO aDWAY
WIN return 70 as N Ssw daYA
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sFxxsr sPsnxINo The practice and careless msAnof
q sprDtlrx tnS attention OF
my issprsos ard he has detsrms asd 10 ss,p II. deemnx
nos oosy Unnecessary, hot positive nuisance Road
way Fulton end contiguous streets during abe part shree
weeks, have been fept very bad casdisp, rrsu ns
nom the TOO fseqeeus use Of water whom
materially wSo Cleaning toe streets III alSAt Besides,
bosowsy shh IN ,moott mept, thereby reodsred
oouoty ssDgevoas t~ aorsss toos passeaserG Ths
sssse drivers coniss bitterly vac 10000 " M shsy
sSp-ses CO BY Ia their hovses 10 fall su6 rung
many vANsoc saimss On Wednesday Nc Deevsa
cSto 90 several II the lsng stor keepers IN
reverence 70 tie matter ssd tDey vim mis- se
exseGy rhe lAdies will doubt this ~ glad ia
pRs, when Ia considered sbst syriakhnR 10. cuinee
have hes etofove caused them serious ANNOY snoe
hcss. BIosrS. This genseuAp has, it is understood,
made arrangements to repeat bis perous Nass perform
snce assn on the 81 q August Az tbs viii bs the day
the Washington Grays OF this city, will NJ Nsgara IL
sii srord them One opportunity " ess
funored thas be 70 negotiating for terms attemp4
20 cross ever Tie East river vt Jones WOOD
noosoo fver q Toe latter place starting from point
~eehswkso Height
TIE OrAL CosTxAcIoR-Mr. John GreeDe, the new
-son acAss for renewing ona aninas from this
sty hss selected location about twenty miles assaot
where be viii erect bone bo;og msot
viii not N any way interfere of mo CITY
Or Ia vicinity
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VESskY'S ORIGIN Al, COLUNBrAN HAIR DsS -rhk
0rAs ssnume conrrb'.r Ear age msls psSS No. ~
Grand street WNiaU.sodr. -o'n Dy " otis 40
lin street Rev Yos. Hav, l7s fuls,n street Hroosvn =
retail MI druggists In ss United sisss Fse - a7ns
hCy.
xzr,Eryp p.pruvR-, Lazy vaS zss
" se~tg n,sebs. esn.., al "a N s"~ ''V"s
vssG lhdv ar, sfssl p-taprsT ns.-- - ~" %
he ousisss spct iof qas a. to nct'e-s oi"eN W
4Sh D. e&d iitlsY
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Espns,sr's Msdic@l Diseovorv 40 wA~ea;,tsSl
-. cs st,oa ssyspeiss selghema, sea ksNd uiesrsssc
.ns,isya * ssle b ~ SrtxgSA>
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Hsrranw's Patent Champion F1rs
And burglar proof ssfes, III Broadway, eerrsP a Aursa
nroeA n. Y.
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Elegant White soirts, Sis yer Dozen, at 81
and e9 Wilam street cne door north of ssd.n lane.
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DSswfrKs OF Mc,sd, sioy 4 Co y Lotteries
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65, 66, 5, 50, T. 90. 8, ~, IS, So, 10, ~, IS.
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Gra.As s1S~s's Asjs Ays, Wigs snd Iesspecs-
tse b<s In ~ Void xhesslc and retail n,d ~ 1rv ~
vs<sss aophed, 40 ASnw tou 81
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