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the way in which Portland will officially exuls
is duly set forth in the following programme

INCEPTION or THE GREAT EA sTERN
Tie committee appointed 10 make arrangements for tho
reception Of the steamship Great Eastern report V
The Cay Council on Friday evening, nding that the
following d. norstra'ias should DO the
u hti hift vsi tn America
That public dinner and ball be given by the citizens
AID undcf their uirt ctsa.
!: That ,ne City Conc cause suitable salutes To be
free bells TO be rung and the public buildings 10 be
ii coiatcd.
That the City Council reques, general illumination
~ the ciinis On one cv.hiiR.
4. That the C.ty Connc have display Of fireworks &C
6'mIaniet by si'ab' M sic evening.
!. b. lha coma ce OF reception and entertainment be
lhi tn City Council make the necessary arrange
ncns for sieauer excursions in the harbor and bay
Z. That there be military cncampmcnt during the
tine the 1res Eastern hire, provided tbs military VIII
'Lin out for such occasion and that - dollars DO
appropriated for the purY oar.
The committee also voted to extend invitations TO the
President OF the United States and his Cabinet ieuten
art General Winfield Scott to the Governors OF the So
vera States III the Unon u the Governor General u Ca
hadR ana Ministry, To General Williams, Commander m
Chef q tho British forces in North America, aad 20 tho
Governors OF Nova Scotia and New Brunswick with
Ministry, 10 vsit city and view thus eighth wonder q
ilc world
Without any sort of doubt the Portlandcrs win
do the correct thing They may never have such
another chance. Portland has lately taken
fresh start. 1t was once great place for ship
building, and perhaps the idea of the Great
Eastern WAS taken from the story that ships
were built there by the mile, and cut off in such
quantities as seemed desirable. For while
Portland declined, but within the last ten years
the city has taken fresh start, chiefly through
lie influence Of the Canada trade brought to
Maine by the Grand Trunk Railroad, which, al
though closed in part during the winter, like
the Delaware river, is very useful institution
for commercial purpOses The pOrtlant1ers
made great time naturally over its opening.
We hope Portland will 60 ahead and prosper,
and beware of that pride which, the wise man
tells US, goeth before a fall. They have a fine
halbor, railway communications with all points
of Tie Union and Of Canada, and now, with the
Great Eastern, they may put the Bostonian nose
entirely cut Of joint. Occupying metropoli
tan standpoint, we are perfectly impartial. We
sympathize with the Bostonians, and congratu-
late the PortlandeIs That s what we call fair
play all round.
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MAI

CxAssose-MARvN-In brooklyn, Tuesday sep
ternber i3 by the Rev George Dunbar, the residence
o( the hides father Mr. EUGsyE s. CRAss,Ss, II Hobo
KEN t. Mis- ELIZA ~ daughter Of Frederick IL Marvin
az krocSlyI.
Nc;MTB-PUUcR-0 saturday afternoon, August - ,
b, the Rev James hi.t, his residence this city
Calpwni McGRArn, tsq, u Mss Aucx 4 PRyaicx both
IL Grec3vi.le, MISS.
Lrussiie, vicksburg and New Orleans papers please
COPY.
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The best testimony in favor OF the manly sport,
and gives to the regatta a dignity which no
other sport possesses.
The novelty of the yachting year, however
is not in his race, buL rather in Inc October
cruise, which is announced in the concluding
paragraph Of the circular we quote above.
When the October bree1es begin 10 blow, the
squadron will rendezvous at City island ''ior
the purposes of cruising and competition
We presume that the order OF proceeding will
be similar to that Of The August cruise, which
was so agreeable to the yacht owners tnd their
guests, and so distressing TO our religious CO
temporaries who would be glad to arress even
the wheels Of time on the Sabbath day. The
October cruise will have over the August ex-
pediton, and to a greater degree, the advan-
tage enjoyed by the September regatta over and
above the contest in the leafy month Of June.
In August the breezes are usually more after
the fashion of lady like zephyrs than naui
cal winds. Then the small and lightly-sparred
yachts can carry sail disproportionate to their
tonnage, and often bea. the heavily-sparrcd and
ballasted yachts. But tho fresh October winds
will necessitate heavier spars, or snap the sum
mer sticks like pipestems. The October com
petition will be among the first class yachts,
and We may reasonably expect lively
amount Of sport.
The Yacht Club is progressing The new
blood in it is doing good work with their
SEA regattas and stirring cruises "when the
stormy winds do blow" If they go on in this
way they will soon cease to be called fair
weather sailors, and will gain reputation
equal to that of their English brethren, who
view North Sea cruise, dash in the Bay Of
Biscay, or an excursion to Malta. as matter Of
course which every man does if he keeps
Yacht. The New York Yacht Club is the be-
ginning and the middle of the end of organ
lied yachting in this country, and we are glad
to see that its members recognise the extent OF
their re- possibility.
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aTtsCELLAyEOUS.
A uTUMN HATS.

IA
. WAENGCR 4 co.
wac The attention their
as'heIs OF hats &c. designed the ensuing autumn caas
. IllH GENrIEMAN's DRESS HAT
W model and fabric, fully equal 10 the progress q
. THE YOUNG GHNTIEM NM DRESS HAT
Modified in proportion croxpinc e,ceenc~ ~ v~.~
gcnuenlnns wardrobe. - ~ - = 49,
tHE AUTUMN BON TON
The counterpart of that immensely nopv,ar and .rs.srS
hat the success OF which ample gu.ran4sn -
large sale OF its autumn duplicate
SOFT FELT HAT
An extensive assortment comprising every variety OF ps
GENfTENEN's AND YOUTHS CAPS.
An endless variety for dress and unrcss riding sporiu
tray Yelling and evening wear.
NOVELTIES
In every deDartneut tna mention.
WARNOCK 4 co, TIaiters,
No. flo Rroafasv
~ Nicholas Hold.
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AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS
state fairs are of great Importance. They
have become general throughout the United
States. In almost every State there is an annua
lair, and there are national exhibitions in which
he whole country is represented. Besides these
here are county fairs or cattle shows. In the
aggregate there cannot be less than quarter
Of million of dollars expended in premiums
every year, and the effect is generous rivalry
which stimulates the progress Of agriculture in
very remarkable manner. The best stock
are thus developed, the best seed, the be-,
farming implements, the best modes of culture,
md. in fact, everything that is calculated to
advance the interests of agriculture. BY COM
pairing notes The useful knowledge gained from
experience is difIused, and the general welfare
is promoted.
Agriculture is the foundation Of national
prosperity, and all classes of citizens have an
interest in lis advancement. In the United
states it is making giant strides The vast
quantity of virgin soil, its consequent cheap
ness. its natural fertility, together with
the high price of agricultural labor in a
new country, have tendency to re-
tard the progress of agriculture. Where
land is so abundant and so fruitful it VII not
pay to bestow on it too much labor or expense.
Hence fertile countries, with sparse popula-
tons, are not favorable to the development OF
agricultural science. For instance, Scotland is
the most sterile portion of the British islands,
and, therefore, produces the men most skilled
in the art of agriculture, and whose SER
vices are sought after with ayidity, both
in England, Ireland and the United States.
Yet even in the most fertile countries
agricultural skill is highly important, for
with the same labor, and with the same
experience, or very little more, double
crops may be produced, and the best stock.
Cows and horses worth double or treble those
of other farmers may be raised at the same
cost. These things are all brought out at the
agricultural State and county fairs, and at the
national exhibitions, which are become institu-
tons Of the country. Subjoined is a list Of
the coming State shows, as far as we have re-
ceiyed information of them
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r~S-
pn.sA.a. KsrlA C.Ass No ~, ssrrxusss u, 1850
90, ~. 81. .. 80 GO. .. 4. rs. ~, ~. ri, II.
DEa4uAks cAA No s97 sEprxnsEn a. lsss
II, rs, 50, rs, 81 ~. 50, ~. A., 81, AZ, -. 81.
oeoscA- nAss No. 90 sxrrEssEs H. 1859.
70, ~, 80 -, ~, 49, ~. ~. 76 u, l. T. ~, 81 20.
GEowciA ExrkA class No, 40 SEPTEMBER H. 1859
ii, 81, u. ~, Is. 81. Is. 81 AZ, g, ~, 6, "a.
WOOD kDDY 4 CO.. Wilmington. Del
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TIE OrTsA-This evening Nine Cortesi will sing in
NORMA" There will be performance of 1.-THE Barber
Of Seville with Nine and sgnor Gasser on Friday and
a Aatinee with all the artists on Saturday
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30 Cent Miniatures, 80 Cent Ambro-
apes. coored and in case-v taken daily by KiMBALL,
ss3 AID S47 broadway
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sixteen occupied beautifully furnished throughout
oie bu, hrs class artists employed The most recherche and
conp-teg slery Of In the world Mammoth photograph
II fne miniatures In cents Families should visit
IYIER'S gallery.
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Gurney's Gallery. 7O7 Broadway, Firss
o'k below The New York Acknowledgements daguerreo
. pes, miniatures IN oil and i,orytypes.
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Fan CioshinG.

Fail and Winter Under Garments for
and children, a McLAUGuLlNip corner o
Greenwich and Murray streets
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Rupture Curcd.-For Utility, Beauty,
oesniess durability and economy, the Riggs truss has
equal innre The cord enlarge the openings us
f5rss,me street. J.. r.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
irrs tandases and Dr. Govc.'s lie truss. No
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AkicOc Ms Porous Plnsters.-They AesOi We
AUD pain BY Calling forth he scrid ya
Internal skin Sold Al Is cents each ~ Canal
Ind nv al drrQRAA
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The TuG.
Union cOUEsE. L. L. TRi

onion cOUI:sE. l.. TROTrrNo.
wnxEDAY, Sept. 4-Aatch 81 900, mile heats best
three IN Eve, 70 wagons.
T.. kehoe named br. m Mary Irving. .f
II Woodruff named Oh. IN. Milk Maid 2 2
Tine 25I-2A6-2;4S-2;A
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Daguerreotypes

losk TEack Hiamcndsr by Edward Pollard % Virginia
The life like deliberations of the negro dawn wi
re penr-Mol!e Register. fity cents sold by all oooA
elleis hy mail
PUDNEY 4 RUSSELL. Publishers, 10 John street
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enterprise, having much Of originality in ts inception,
with IN agreeable freshness aud novelty in its details
uargura,ed last night under tho combined direction
Messrs. Stuart and Bourccauit whose Efforts we NAV
shy, very successful cfts, at the ccrtanm of our
public have given them strong hold upon ait ctions
From ths may always expect something new,
defiance Of the old stage traditions Of pleasing
aucsrhy which never fails to command attcntion and
hat in theatrical matters, u the twin sister OF
The Geuse audience which filled every part Of lii
Winter Garden last night found aid unique theatre
erected from the Debris Of the old Metropolitan theatre
which in its brief existence has charged
as frequently a Spanish American republic. TIL
present lessee has proceeded Scr,adem drn-hs work
been thoroughly done. me spacious entrance way
has been cleared of all side distractions, til,
box Office being placed, like waliack's in tn.
centre Passing the gate here the vster finds
the theatre by fight u five six steps and before him
below have been abolished, and there is parquette
circle On the right hand OF the dress circle corridor
pretty parterrc Of flowers and small balconies depend
ing FRI the front Of the circle similarly decorated
Oehrd cf the parquette is appropriated for stalls and
either side Of the orchestra there pretty little oun
airs shrubbory and flowers Tho stagc and proscenium
have been much reduced size, and the house seems
atogs smaller than before The capacity of
tori is however, about the BY lowering the
arch pro<cenum depressing the CIRCLE ami
rounding the angles Of the parqaete the dreary
- - =. - - tn ..... - ~.
pruA,. " easn Sne.. au ' .h INV uoes uo' up
iTsi 70 W H., ,va,,y ~ a n ~ , anu
= In,en HAo "aiAA ~ eo "siA1senen' u '4e ~oa'
~ 80 - .xce,a,, ,,s.o IN o,.r;r ,;.
.s,.ac n.;r ra,,o,.a 10 49,, -. -, -
essi oS 1h I,s are nsne vi ,bro In p a n
.ah ,sne anrre.nded nv ~rea,h w. Ara TN nam , "a,
sna d;s,inouish Rod co,oc writer Fnc,ish or Frsrcb
Ey.rv devcee of Thais OF anv note is thus bonored
M 3,on curtain is charm,no Iandecana nan,aJ 10
p pr up pn r,h"'n VISA le 'A"'f' p"''''u -
Tic scen.ry decorations and sundrv ;n,,rover.,ts IN
~, ,ah,ay,, and van,,a,an aS 10 ~ 49,. sasa.r
We cy,ande thar We have .c,c, for IN sav
"a, ,ar;, ,ba enccaj attention az The p,,hIc ,n,rLed
,a,,r IL tho axrae,;, ..d ,,st which no. r,a,ai,od
- u ~ .e apd ~ Thai,a i n,s - 'I ~
hc ,,hna h.. hn ,ona Tn c,., If r. 49,
,n ~ & H., 80 viii II Il said excaed txentv ,honaon,
Goo,e rhs bose is s,n,n,nons sIae,nt and ,aS, s,I
,hra,aho,,
s,rb no ,h,t uiu bo the verd;c, NJ tho c,,,,
"a, n,,,r' no,,an annie,c. which ass;s,ad a, ias.
H. r,rc'1 mar. Which w.s .y,en,.d 4, e.
lac AZ ,urr flat we can SNEAK OF IL onIy in Tho
hrca, NJ 100 ~ ,ba 90, IN, uras drar,..e
ro II, p,irrccanl ~ he hass =, ,screns' shnr,
s,o,s . crs, 4, m ,ha n arth J; Tho nr;nc,na, ~.
se,a fis,,,,,, ,oI - ,oj,ows. -
Iohn poo, h;uol. NJ u.,rv pea-so,
yo, Mss AM pahs -.son
m, siou Ia, Mrs Wood
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The Right Man for the Right Place Can
be selected by chronological examinations q. FOWLER
WILLS. 10 Broadway.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
ue.- tie the world Wholesale aud reks And the dye
t.r.y aiely applied q; No. Aston House.
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The Ora vfngs or the sus.ex County n al
Consoidalro Lu4ierv ~ Ne,s Ssr~
FRANCE. BRoAD8gNrs 4 co.


The Legislature OF tht sie D,sawar~ al liz M scsnoa
hs wing gwen 70 France nrDsdbe1ts sery cafrrs Cor
~ rDty YEAR Ne ~. nnd-rsised ss,es .pp,nted
b, the bcsersof ~ SAID state " spesntend ~
aid lottery o. b.rhy certify that The following u, The uurs
ber drawn tbs DAY
sUssxH Cccsvv-0LAr No. is7. sxrrrrsss n lSoS
~, At. so, 30, &, II, 50. ~, 50, As, CT, IT. 7G
CossoaDarxr LorrxSv-'L.ss No. lef srrr IL lnss
GO, "a. 81, IS, 2s, 6s. s6, 46, 81, g, 20. 10.
tsyi scpt~ubef /. IRIS - - - N
JOHN DALE
JOHN WALKER }CosurolssIoo
ALfftn X wu0ffEN \
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
Wilulu glon, Del
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o..rn,s Cod.Iixer ON Jolly

approved by the Academy Of Medicine Is twice eca-
60 re than the liquid Of ana IS very easily taken.
10 hsd OF the inventors 10 Fourth and all
spectacle Druggists PENFoi.D PARKER MOWER.
Wholesale agents, u Beekrnsa street
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Brsdy's Gallery has Removed from 3Js
BroaGw as Brsawsy OF Photo
grsphs, dsgcerr@otypes snd sntct,p-s
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II. Harris & SON, 57l Broadway, have
Just received steamer Are, French
re Of new aud elegant st les which they exhibiting
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Holmes Old Portrait Gallery Revived
Us Broadway by the City Hospital gallery 6y Broad
ssy BY the bon ons % anbro,pes and 81 photographs
a Inih galleries.
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cal cure hey keel siE eiaso for
supporters sBds boulder bre~ Instruments for
a~orr,--s order No. vc-ey Aer Houss,
New York
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SIN xer,. Sewing maehfne.,

Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing nacntnes.--
O1sce Co. broadway New York
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Osnin's Fall style Hat.
dENiN s07 broadway.

Whtte's FNIl - yIe Gemt's Hn u Now HcM@
dy; oeas nal os N seassn 7 Roadway ~ PAua
The Fall Trade.-Knox has Inauru-
rated tho season by the production another OF
fhapeax Tor which he has hecome universally popular
II IS neat graceful elegant excessively becoming and
WI no dou6s prove very attractive among the elite CAL
hE store. III Broadway and make
your selection from his immense stock OF fall novelties
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Meyers Miraculous vermIn Destroyer.
Sure to exerminate
Bigs reaches ants, hess mosquitoes, rats &C.
For sne by the Inventor JOS MEYER. 6il Broadway.
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Basry's TrfcophcrOus IL the Best and
rhes~st arice dressing beauty s cleaning curling
n-s.ry ns and restoring h2 hsir. Lsd-s Try Sd by ~
irgsRistk
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iL~ superiority OF machines we'd understood by
every h. them they adsptrd all
sewing either perfectly simple IN their
erntSpD, anu easily keyt ID order.
THE Family MaehineA IL
Es~dad In every family.
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Herrang's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar prot safes, 6 Broadway Of Murrx
street New york-
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TIyhTT's LIFE BAISAM.
IL Rheumatism painful forms. also scrofuL -
the Of dsees OF the blood great e
lily. Liver complaint, kidneys incpent consumption, dr
certainly cnred by this great purife Principal depA -
raad street Sold b, HAYES It's Fulton street. Brooklyn
n lott..
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20 o. no nc, ~ 70, ~ 80 - IS -, So, 20.
II, 81, ~. ~. Is. bs. Is. -. ~. s, rs, 6, "a.
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. Wilmington. Del
Osnin's Fall style Hat.
oESIN. so7 broadway.
Whites Fall style Gents Hats Now Hea.
dy; oeaass hat Of III ssassn ss saoadwsy
The Fall Tradc.-Knox has Inaugu-
sssd ns Season ~ % Of another Of those exquisite
l. g ns. graceful elegant and excessively becoming and
~ l nc os5 1s Prove very attractive The ellie Gan
your selection from his immense stock Of fall novelties
Han Ciothsng.
.oao black cloth frock coats. 70 y
The the fu.-. French o,o,s isi coat. Sn
CASHMERE business eN 70 II
a swans. & a saa Is FULTON s.-.s = !"
Fall and Winter Under Garments for
men. women and children. a. McLAUGHLiN's OF
Greenwich and Murray streets.
X. Harris & SON, 57l Broadway, have
Just received Ariel French
nets Of aud elegant which they exhotpg
Brsdy's Gallery has Removed from 35s
e 70 es nrosawsy corner Of Bise'ter street Photo
---
Tyler's steam Portraits, 1856 Bowery.-
sixteen orcuped beautifully furnished throughout
compie.er sllery OF the world Mammoth photographs
IYiAg's gallery.
30 Cent Miniatures, so Cent Ambro-
,spes colored and in case-io taken daily by KiMBAL.
ss3 AID H7 broadway.
Holmes Old Portrait Gallery Revived
a5 Broadway by the CITY Hospital new gallery 6si Broad
ssl ,, Tie bon ons 70 cent aIbsypes and u photographs
80 s"N'''F -------
Eigger Daguerreotypes-In the New
hsk hiack nismcnds" by Edward Pollard q Virginia
e pen.n-Moti!e Register fiy cents. sold by all boo1
oilers ZEN Zen, ~ np man ,,.ser,, ,,,,,, "a
The London Stereoscopic Co.'s Depot
tor sterco4copes and pictures S4 Broadwsy
Gurney's Gallery. 7O7 Broadway, Firss
aoak below The New YORK Hotel-Pho,ograps daguerreo
pes, miniatures IN oil and sorytypes
The Right Man for the Right Place Can
b selected by chronological examinations q. FOWLER
Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Nacntaes.--
0tce 80 broadway, New York
SIN Acr's sewing Machines.
s ssest% o .ss, "ssnae. = wen u.Aesaood By
sesng either or me are perfectly simple n their %
III. Family SEWING a.shDe. go aud s's iua
a. SINGER = CO.. 80 Broadway
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly re Panty machines $780, $50
BARTHOIL Manufacturing Company, broadway.
~--------------------------
Grover q takers Noiseiess
Temporarily Col Broadway. New Yosl
Eagle Sewing Machine Company.
Machines warranted from s. 10 sl0D
al Broadway New York Agents wanted
The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Ma
WILL RUN STITCH, HEN, GATHER, FELL
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MOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS AND SrUDa
VI EN AMEILED BUTTONS AND STUDIO
ETRUSCAE, CAMEO. CARBUNCfE, LAVA.
CORAL. MALACHITK, COKNEIIAN.
And all other kinds OF sleeve buttons and studs
For sale by GEO. q. ALLEN, No. Ais broadway
One door below Canal formerly No. II Wall srssk
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Batchcior's Hair Dye-wtgs and TOu-
Tue hes, ,hr world, all Icsdo sod and
plied Il The mandatory. zs3 broadway
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Eagle Sewing Machine Company.
Machines warranted from s. to slDV
al Broadway, New York. Agents wanted
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Sugar, Sugar-Tea, Tea-CofYee, Coffee
bro kiyn
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Grover q Ra kcr's NOfseiess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Temporarily Col Broadway. New York
LIZ FULTON vxrv.et Br,Dxlyx
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Defiance SalsmandeT Safes-Wtth Pa
pow der proof ocks and bar Alss tire and bur
gisr prof parlor safes Dep & Murray Col
RoBKkT n PATRICK
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Weeds Patent Family and ManuHnc.
turing sewing machines Price ~ to SID. Otter AZ Broad
way
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~lUU Tn undersigned has b~en informed thai nurnAe
nr1red perscns are ensaeed n hoifins nizsA 90
,nh1sots under my trade marx "SchedAm
pu, sop " the prs'ing RI my trade mark -
hundred doars fpr seA evtence . wn ~
es,sd 10 ss,a crime Ihs rewsrd WI te pss1 . any 1000
such courtereits, either ppsr labsilsr 49, -
bsle maker, upon heir si crnvoa II - rsY
employer And s,rh persoaa hsseby essnsA aae
ring = CONTINUING N s.cS sr.n. enploynsns -. he
Tor tees or mouha engraved befs prnsers' wssa
uecd 10 The preparasa o. suA eounsssSsDo o. haA sr
unes s arsetea - ordered % - dsAvNs1 = - psn
isl oe1ct ~ EeAyer kew York tks
Engaged n atdng and ahetnx auufAeurs a sh
couneriehs O.. limitations amer The presrstcre wSi b. ssA
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NTORFHEArS MAGNETIC PLASTER.
WI 1iE GREAT aTEtS.;TiIEsER
AND PAIN DEsTROTBa
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLAsrRR .
APPLIED.
Price ~ box.
Sold By all druggists every where.
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chimes
WILL RUN, STITCH HEN, GATHER, FELL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE I'd $50
Office IS broadway, corner BrooIne street.
N BPsrties not having the full amount be
dated by applying at the Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

Wholesale nj 1se Water street. retail everywhere Special
depots els Broadway and is5 FULTON brookiyn
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Havana Segars and Virginia Tobacco
Of superior quality JAMES SADlaERs, ia Broadw,
corner Of Maiden lsae-
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feyered bowels insciiye symptoms of
somsch and dlsorde ed liver he cured Of s
uaed tonic and att Cous medicine Mandatory,
Mai lane n. y.
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BarthOlfs
CELEBk ATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly re luced Family machines 49, $50
BARTHoLt Manufacturing Company, - broadway.