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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-13
n n ". srlyN-sOyN; JUSTICE or
u TIE PEACE =.

0rrIes, THiaD STREET. SECOND Door sELow rHE
eerKr HorsE-win give particular attention to
all Nstarisl business entrusted to hIm-such Is
writing Deeds, Mortgages. Powers Of Attorney,
Contracts, &c. win ALEC collect money, I'm any
part u the county with or without suit rs direct
ell Probate business. settlement II estates, Ad-
miHistratos, Guardianship solicited and promptly
attended to. sugl5
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DR. HAAS, having leased the ROOMS fornIerlyoc-
cupied by Dr. kivett in Dr. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post Office would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of Evansville aud the surrounding towns
aud country, 70 visit his AID the speci-
menS ON exhibition. All those who need Dental
Operations performed and pleased with hiswor
shall lee attended to with great pleasure. Ills
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without a seam or creyice. Nothing will be
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in a full upper OF lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
cheeks that are sunken can be restored TO nearly
their original contour.
He also makes the usual styles Of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver plate-and
also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used it. He has also two processes
Tor extracting teeth without pain-Do inhalation
injurious effects arising from their use-the most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety.
ES Parents will consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry aud
health to those invaluable organs.
re- take pleasure in introducing DIR. Hass.
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in
tercourse with the Doctor, pleased to find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him to the community
skiful and competent dentist.
aplS j. k1NETT.
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(tTfLL ON H.f.N'D .i.ND DETER.
- MINED To SICCEED

GEORGE TH0RNHILL takes pleasure ia in
orining his old customers that in the quality and
style of his work, he fatters himself he cannot lie
excelled. He may still be found at the corner of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
ness and Saddles Of every description be obtain
ed ON the best of terms.
re Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
Second hnnd Harness ALWAYS ON hand. lei
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- CEIIIHG, FORWARDING AND C0MMIs
SION MERCHANTS.
Water street, between Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Il
Re Particular attention given TO the forwSrdine
of general Merchandise aud Produce, by River,
Canal or Railroad. ap29-6m
NSsL.fUGHTERs a HODGR, fSuccessors
~ to X. 3 Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. Water street near
Main, Evansville, Indiana.
HES Liberal advances made ON consignments &C.
New Orleans.
r. c. sLAUGHTER...G. G. sLAUGHTER...wM. HODGE, ia
noy30-lyd
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III IR A M HOPKI N 8
IMPROVED
SM VI MAC HINE!

4 A1sv - II - Sci n.
2.st. 1855. In Offering rG
this Machine to the public, Iri-
have but little to say. ia
Halter myself that they Wilt
give satisfaction. leave i'll II
with those who uss them Ia
judge a. TO their merits. I "a
warrant them to do good nj
work and ask the favor 1T all '
who want "a smut machine,to Jl
try one of mine. They have FIJI
one great advantage over the Ii
most uf Machines in use ~ <; III
present: they leave no dirt y \
around them, il being all IN
carried off by a suction fan, SSH
and can lee discharged out 81
side the mill, If desired So
Several oi them are ia sue =
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<rtREsCE.N.T CITY TOBACCO F.SC-
Il TORY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose OF supply
ing, IL possible, the wants of the home market,
am prepared to offer "a well selected stock Ut
manufactured Tobacco-from Missouri, Kentucky,
and Tennesss Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves,
Fights, and Quarters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount Tor Cash
purchases, but sale less than i've boxes.
A. GUMBERTS,
jy2s No los Main street. Evansville, Ind.
HD.ME.N1sTR.HTOR s.sLR.-BI'
Oh virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of yanderburgh county, l will sell at public
auction, at the Conrt House Door in Evansville,
the 10th of September, 1853, part of the = T. Of
Section No ., township o south, rarge - west,
containing three acres. adjoining lands OF Peter
Sharp, y. w. Brinkmeyer, and lying on the road
leading from the Poor House to the residence of
Edgar c. Dunk. Said premises will he sold in sub
divisions, plat of which can be sect by calling
upon me.
Terms of sale, one-t third cash balance In II and
Is months IRON day OF sale. the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation appraisement laws, with Interest
from tho day of sale. BRACKET MILLS,
jy2s-td Adm'r-of Adoiph Brinkman.
/VOV.RRRD WATER GINS
u SO don white Cedar Water Cans, with covers,
brass and iron bound, sizes;
$40 dor White Cedar Pals, sizes, brass and
Iron hoops. ...
Where dozen more are taken, they are
packed in dry shsvings, with no charge for cases,
thus iRsuring safe transportation and keeping them
in good order till sold.
j. B. RUSSELL, 500 Main street.
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BUY TIE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator,

With MOFFITTS HORSE POWER ATTACHED,
il considered to be the best machine OF the kind in
the West
The undersigned prepared To furnish
machines of the above Patent, of n style and make
that our work may be compared with any of our
contemporaries, also prices. These Ma
chimes already thoroughly introduced and
known when commenced the manufacture of
them; and we shall only say that al the Lachines
uf that patent which make, shall I've made in
such Manner. OF such materials, and with such
improvements of our own, rs will materially in
the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Threshers.
We can now offer to customers choice of
these excellent Machines, and also choice of the
Horse Powers, to drive them, of any size, from
to 10 horse, upon reasonable terms any other
establishment; and we respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind aud would request that they
be sent in early possible, TO insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT HElLMAN.
Two .uERCH.s.N"TS, PHHrsXCLG.N-S,
IL AND DRUGGISTS.
We regularly receiving additions TO stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils,
NARSIsHEs, PERFUAERY, and FANCY ARTICLES
which we are prepared to offer 10 the trade on as
good terms can be ~ chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isviie, or st. Louis.
We have i'm store II tons of Extra PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs of 25 lbs, 80 ms, and 100 lbs, which
We are selling the trade at ,ufactnrers prices.
KELLER a WHITE,
No. - Main street.
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used The work Of building this great church has been
going for ten or twelve years. and Il will take several
years longer to complete IT, The superb facade Eight
eenth street the only part that be finished finished
the admiration Of every that sees II.
Tho following was the programme Of the ceremonies oil
the occasion:--
HyMH-Lusrd Ser
HYMS-O Cor Amoris Vicima
Addresses Of Right Rev M. j. spalding D. D., and Rev
Mr.. Rafferty,.
HYMN-Decord Lu1.
Blessing Of the Cross by Right Rev. Bishop Wood.
HrMs-periiia Regis
HYMN-M1nOr1re
Elevating the Cross 10 its position.
procession OF numerous cergymen was FORMED III te
Episcopal residence which moved towards the cathedral
In solemn silence. Right Rev. Bishop Wood oiciaed at
the blessing of the cross, assisted by deacon and sub
deacon; Rev. Father Brangan, of St. Paricks, on the
left, and Rev. Father Welsh, Of Ivy Mills, Delaware
county on the right; Rev Dr. OHara Superior OF the
Seminary of St. Charles Borromeo and Rev. Bernard
bishop. Right Rev. Bishop Neumann and Right Rev.
Bishop Spaldng occupied seats on the right Of Bishop
Wood.
The platform occupied by the following reverend
gcntlemen:--
Very Rev. J. G. H. Carter, " G.; Rev. VIM. oHara,
D.. D.; Rev. Messrs. Keenan,, Rafferty,, Biloxi, Sourin
Quarrel, O'Donohue Kane, Domenic Toner, Cantwel
gan Kelly Mclaughlin, OHara, Shcohan, Martin, Tough
ran, Mchonige, McGovern, Sheridan Blacker, Mctsinn
McGinns, Huchns Filan and Vollmeyer. The students
Of the Seminary OF st. Charles Borromeo also pre-
sent in large numbers An efficient choir, under the d
rection of Mr.. Henry S. Coleman, occupied platform
erected on the eastern side OF the edihce.
When the procession reached the platform the choir
sang with fine effect the hymn entitled Lnstra Sex
after which Right Rev Bishop Spaldng delivered able
and eloquent address.
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John Ryan, Of the Parish Of Iusmagh, Kings county, Ire.

land
The friends and acquantances Of the family, also those
OF her sons John Daniel Martin and Peter, respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this Sunday after
noon at half two O'clock from her late residence, 253
Elizabeth street, without further invitation.
SeHExrz-On Friday, Sept 20, MARY the beloved wife
OF Charles Schultz aged 20 years months and % days.
Her riendB and those OF her brothers Philip John and
Patrick Malone are requested TO attend the funeral from
the residence Of her brother 29 West Sixteenth street.
Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock Her remains will BIO
taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
SAYLE.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Sept "a, ApDu
LOUISA, infant daughter Of John O. and Anna f. Sayles
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
from the Perrepont House. Brooklyn
SrosER.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday Sept "a, EDWARD
H., youngest child Of Edward and Annie A. Sorer, aged
months and IL DAYS.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
half past one O'clock from the residence Of his parents
las Bridge street.
Enthusiastically, on Friday night, Sept %, ROBERT
8. son OF Robert II. Taylor, aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his
grandmother, Mrs Kavanagh No. 20 West Tenth street,
O'Clock.
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Married..

GAMBE-TAYIoR- Jersey City, on Wednesday, Sept
q, by the'Rev. o. b. Frothinghan JAMES s. GAMBLE TO
Miss JENNIE TAxIoR, OF New York
BoovAEM-GAMmR-In Jersey City. on Wednesday, Sept.
q, by tho Rev o. b. rockingham, THOMAS L. BoovAEM to
Miss BELLE G. GAMBLE, daughter Of James s. Gamble Of
Jersey City.
HARoiD-wAIKKR.-At Newburg, N. Y, on Saturday,
Brooklyn, TO MARTHA s.. daughter OF Col g. W. Walker,
of the former place.
TowN-RuopEs-At Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 81
by the Rev Rolln H. Neale, CALVIN TowH, Of Jersey
City, to Miss MRGARET w. RHODES of the former place.
HouaoN-CHARIEs-On Dec. 81, 1851 by the Rev.
VIM Backwood, pastor OF the Ninth Presbyterian Church.
Philadelphia SAMUEL T. HoUsToS then of Barnums Hotel,
Baltimore, TO MARY ANN TRAIL fourth daughter of the
late Peter Charles Sr.
VTENANTE-M INGEAuD.-On Wednesday, Sept a. by the
Mayor Dr. j. VIRSANTE 10 Miss CONSTANCE MSGEAuD both
Of this city
happy they, the happest Of their kind
When gentle stars unite, and In fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings blend
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The Ocean House, Newport.


OCEAN HOUSE, Aug. 30, 1889
MEssRs. KERsER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. witnessed,
during the present crowded unwearied efforts
promote the comfort the numerous guests Ocean
tire success in this regard.
To the of itself
fasdous-a cleanliness about the building in all ts
appointments, leaving nothing to be desredan attendance
uniformly ready aud obging-and order pervadng every
part of the establishment.
We trust that the system you inaugurated
Of the Ocean House be continued under
personal auspices with the additions lessees
not only for the of such of and others who may
guests but TO well deserved profit and
advantage.
Oh. Aug Davis N. Y. Royal Phelps N Y
Th,H Swami, Md Ino ii b. I.atrobe, Nd
A. Van Buren,, N. Y j. Il. Magruder, u. s. A.
Henry Gardiner Mass. Rufus Prime, N. Y
Thos T. Hutchins Bait. s. II. Tagart, Nd
n Ludlum, N. Y +. Surget. Miss
Norman Jackson N. Y. W. w. Corcoran.
w. b. Hodgson, Georgia II. Bydenburgh, N Y.
r. G. Cabel, Florida. Wilson q. Hunt, N, Y.
II. Tiffany, Md. David Jones, N. Y.
F. b. Cutting. N. Y.
OCEAN HOUSE NEWPORT, August 81, 1859,
Gentemen-We have much pleasure in acknowledging the
receipt your highly complimentary and faering letter
gardmg administration of the affairs Of the Ocean House
II impossible for high appreciation OF the
honor have done and the great qualification feel
the acknowledgment that the Ocean
TO the position that occupies have been emneny
cessful
testimonial you presented us value
of the most pleasing "reminiscences connected with first
season in Newport
Gentlemen sincerely thank you for the kind sentiments
and good wishes for welfare expressed letter and
pleasure to welcome you as our guests,
We have the honor To remain,
RERNEfs & BIRCH.
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CERIOUs DISCUSSION
- AT THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
LOSS OF FAITH IN MEDICINES EMPLOYED BY THB
FACULTY.
DR. RAILWAYS REMEDIES SUPERIOR TO THE Ma
TERRA MEDICA
FATAL MISTAKES AND yEALousIEs OF MEDICAL
MEN.
DIR. FOSTERS ERRORS.

ssy min s the emns. and
Yoa
they as usual Launched forth liberal volley Of nvectves
method for the relief Of the afflicted the sghest
aposileship. ''-
ui@ the s % T. IL The New yO.
and scientific body on the evening Of the 2 the Faculty arc
the and q diseases which
and he
70 differ with the views and opinions that were expressed az
its errors reatmsntn q
yellow Typhoid ieseT , issr ana ana n
only for benefit Of the faculty. but safety pub
W READY &
The peopie-he masses-who blinded by pomp and
this and M trust
sailed with one OF the most common Of infectious diseases
ue Of Dr. Foster the President of this medical association d
We quote the opinion Of Dr. Foster taken from ths
minutes q the Secretary of the Academy published in the
Herald Of the ed inst
Dr Foster replied and was opinion that it was no.
than there is for smallpox The disease must
IN
DR. Foster The author OF opinion President
Of the learned body who by their silence endorse his delu
with such miserable s9mpremsss with disease Dr.
h ii
and REGULATING PILLS win cure patients afflicted IL
likewise positive preventive against the infection Of small
ae sss Ses a nSs. yet ss ss q
dent has the eron.sy state in open session. that there .
,6e and able Presden. IKE his brother fellow
he employed sy he Faculty as arnhsd by he
esndor for indeed true tbs, he Msisrs hsdics sally
Il M II, S e msS ss
s ,a hs n The of By ss
ssARS
rac" placed thus disosrds
ssd " @ al sss
az
justice to medicines nke RADwAY's REaEDiEs as
ssnei q readers s here apSsPd
Ss R 1 Gp aae s By Of n =
ne ii snb q de
. on he % as sn side ss %
gentlemen objected to the resolution Among them DR. Pur
sey who said that i action taken by the Academy
cnes good bad Indifferent would be presented the Aca
II the Academy Of Medicine will follow wise advice Of
DIT pursey and adeps measures to secure the peopleof
danssgain fraud and imposition by honestly examining
he result Of their the people hey wound aa son
for greater blessing upon the human race than they
dence q the people truly meorous and valuable
dies the members Of the academy Of Medicine seek p
cine be horoughy and LET the world know whe
confidence many them honored with or not We
nd ready a medical o submit Sr wc ses to tho
Wherever and whenever Railways Remedies have been
Sss9 1sff s'ss
against sickness Theythave been tried and proved
Those who depend SSp1 on 81 ns ns
Lease Of life Isss who s%s may rely upon
place them within the all They by druggisis
snd 1 81 in sssy on this continent for Is cents 50
''''' AAN fKADwAY Co; Physicians and Chemists
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ACADEMY OF MUSc.-Thc extensive programme for yes
terdays matinee which included all the artists in per
formance which twice the usual length attracted
very full house, such has not been before
this The ladies' turned out in such force that
many Of them unable 10 obtain seats. The per-
formances seemed emnently satisfactory to the fair audi
tory.
The opera will not close till Saturday next. The
"Trovatore with Coresi, will be given Monday
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RATS IN IILINo1s,-parts of Illinois are 40

RATS IN ILLINoIs.-Parts of Illinois are so terri
bly, infested with rats that the Logan County Agricultural
Society has offered three premiums of $50 $50 and $50
for the three largest exhibitors of rat scalps at their fair
great many persons competing for the prize, and
the show promises to be large and interesting. Mr. Cor
don Of Kickapoo Creek has already secured l3 scalps
and intends running the number up fifteen hundred be-
fore the fair.
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DELAWARE EXTRA Glass No. 500 sErrr.n.R "a, 1859.
IS, Sc, Q, Al, IS, 8, 81, IL, s, SO, 80, 7s. 20.
DELAWARE, CLASS No. $40, sErrExsyR "a. 1859.
49, g. SO, so, 80. q, a, 70, IS, rs, %, 10, 81.
GEORGIA, CLASS No. 6O7, SEPTEMBER "a. 1852
5, SO, n, 6, SO, "a, 81, "a, SO, 56, 20. 90, %.
GEORGIA, EXTRA CLASS No. 500, SEPTEMBER "a 1885,
SO, 40, As, 8. rs. So, %, 4, 80, 81, %, so.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, Del.
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Personal Intelligence.

Miss LIZZIE PETIT has new work ready for the press
The distinguished writer says, It is equal in brancy
Of thought and intensity Of interest TO Guy Livingstone
and belongs to the same school of fiction"
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Holmes Old Gallery of Portraits of the
people revived 1916 Broadway. Cheap system as usual
ambrotypes and photographs, views, &c.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 350
Broadway 63 Broadway Of Blocker street. Phoo
graphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes
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POstpOnement.

POstpOnement.
The International cricket match 10 be played st.
Georges ground Hoboken postponed TO Monday October
and following days
See general advertisement.
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Whites Fall Style Gents Hats Now
readyNeaest hat of the PIG Broadway opposite
CT pn.,l,a
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Barry's Tricopher0us II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, beaung, cleaning curling
preserving and restoring The hAk. Ladies try Bold By 81
aruggistA
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CINGER's NO. SEWING MACHINES 500.

- Singers No sewing machines 800
Singer standard machines for manufacturing
well known to be without successful rival In the
Much has recently been published regard various stitches
made by sewing machines Singers machines besS
stitch ever neened, and do it in the best style.
Family sewing machines $50 and SIS capable Of per-
forming in the best style all the sewing Of private family
Hemmng gauges reduced to 81.
I. NJ SINGER CO., No. 45s Broadway, N r
No. $50 Fulton street, Brooklyu.
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Gurney's Gallery. 7O7 broadway, First
block below the New York daguerreo.
types, miniatures In oil and ivorytype8
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pathy.Mrs aged 49, commenced treatment for sciati.
ca which she had los, the of her hip She had
walked In eighteen months Perfect motion and the
hip established in less than months she could
walk and exercise in without the detr
men" This treatise he obtained by mail en-
closing Is cents to H. HAISTED NJ. d. Round Hill Water
Cure, Northampton, Mass.
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pills remove from the body its cavity the bowels the
ways of the circulation those dead matters ont body
which occasion that peculiar heavy ling colds headaches
&c These purely vegetable pills do not act upon healthy
parts except to cleanse and purify Their timely has
therefore be in house ready Sold price % CENTS
No. 294 Canal street. New York, and by all druggists.
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go Cent Miniatures, SO Cent Ambrotypes,
large size colored and in 1000 taken daily by KIM
BALL, 1888 and 347 Broadway.
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No. IL Wall Street.-GOId Watches, SIS:
silver watches, 6; silver hunting watches, $40.
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chronological Examinations, Showing
the talents defects and proper pursuit. gvea daily at FOWLER
4 WELLS, SO6 Broadway.
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Barth0lTs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly reduced Family machines $50 $50
BARTHOIF Manufacturing Company, ~ Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Noiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at col Broadway, New York.
1872 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Rndi-
cal cure truss They also keep silk eatc stockings va
veins supporters and shoulder braces for
deformites made No. vesey street. Aator House.
New York.
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Whites Fall style Gents Hats Now
ready neaestha of the ZIG Broadway, opposite 81
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Defiance Salamander Safcs-With Pa
tent powder proof locks and bars Also fire and
gar proof paror safes Depot 63 Murray street.
ROBERT M PATRICK
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Herring's Patent Champion Firs
HtSeek New York. - -
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Wigs %; TOupees and Hair Dye.-Ca me-
HONS ss Fuon street. Brooklyn For style and quality we
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q. A. Balls, Exchange and Commission
cashcd.
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CTEINFELD'S BITTERS-A CARD-NEARLY ALI.
the Bers in the market at the present time noswhsand
ing the pulling and advertising nothing but stun
and rash except the French Cognac Befs and they
really medcaed and what they represented
Any family could make good biers those which
have alluded being no better than trashy uack medicines
The public being humbugged by the charatans who
them Sened desires to have bis Cordial Cognac Btera
subjected TO the srctes chemical analysis by chemist
willing abide by the The public depend ,ipon
them cure for all bowel complaints and preventive
against darrha dysentery and cholera mobus For
all druggists groces and bars and by s. STEINTELD No rs
Nassau street, sole agent for the United States
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Glass Shadesl Glass Shades!!
Glass shades OF all sizes for covering clocks flowers &c
constantly on hand and made 70 order Depot l56 William
street, corner Of Ann.
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Wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office SOS Broadway, New York