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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
no. l3.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Prescribing the time when the official term
OF tho Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas shalt begin.
SECTION ]. Be il enacted by The General
.4ssembiy IF The State oT ONO, That tho
official term Of all Judges of tbo Courts OF
Common Pleas elected at tho election held
on tho second Tuesday of October in the
year eighteen hundred and tty-eight, and
Of all such Judges who may be hereafter
elected, shall begin on the second Monday
of February next attor such election. Pro
vided that nothing in tho this act shalt
affect tho term of Office of any Judge who
may have been or shall hereafter DO elected
to fll a vacancy
SEC. .. THIS act shall take effect on its
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IUUO CIOId Chllns' .s'' SIU 20 70 ~
Gold Bracelets, Armlets, Neck Chains, Cameo,
Florontino, Mosaic and Gold Stono Sets, Gold
and Silver Thimbes. Gold Ear Drops, Rings.
Breast Pins. Bosom Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Cuff
Pins, Lockets, Keys, Scarf and Shawl Pins, and
other articles worth from so cts. 10 $l2 each.
All communications must be addressed 10
A. NJ BROWN & CO,
1913 South Third Street, Philadelphia, PS:
AGENTS WANTED in all parts oi the United
Suites and Cunadas 10 sell Books, Music, Jewel p
ry, Gold Pens, Pencils, &C., and receive sub
Catalogues and Numbered Certificates will b
sent to those wishing 10 act as Agents. Nc cap.
ital required.
All newspapers giving the above advertisement
10 insertions, will he paid IS, in Gold Pens, Jew.
elry, Books, or Music, payable within 80 days
after receiving first number containing the advsr.
tiSenent. 4T5'3m
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A GOOD Assortment Of LADIES' DOMESTIC
IA CALF B0OTEES, warranted TO suit, by
Nov, ~ WILKINS & KELLEY.
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of The HOUSE Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
PresideHt IF The Senate.
February 3, 1859.

hereby certify that have compared tho
foregoing laws with authenticated copies re-
ceiyed by mo from the Secretary OF State,
and that they arc correct.
c. c. FIELD,
.1udItor Of Geduga County,
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Wrsr BErroRp. Coshocton O., Mar u. ls,

Mr.. II b. Kingsley, Sir,-I have been selling
the medicines Of the Grailenberg Company for the
last ten years, and have invariably found them to
give good sa isacuon and the pills have sold to
a good many families as regularly as their tea and
coffee, and with my trade they become u staple
article. Mnrshal's Uterine Calholicon is medi-
cine that has done great amount Of good IN Ie.
male diseases. One lady sold it to told me she
had received more benefit from one bottle then she
did from u long course Of medical treatment by the
most skilul physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January LIST, 1858.
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THE UNDEKSIGNED HAVE THIS

I IlSth day Of ApriI lSj9l day enlercd mo
tor the PRACTICE OF the
LAW in the various Courts IN Geauga County,
OhiO. nndcr the nnmo of
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Is f. & X w | Il IL 5
CARPET, CURTAIN & WINDOW SHADE STORE
InL ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF TIE
KIND IN ONO
LIVE STORIES 1870 FEET LONG DE-
Il voted eNcusl Yuly to the sale OF the above goods
STORY No. /
Is devoted to the snIe OF Oil Cloths from feet to
to - icct wide. and Rope and Canton MaltRgs
81, 81, Al, 81 and CT wide
STORY No. 2
IS an immense room, p feet high, devoted to Two.
Ply and Threc.Hly Carpets, Piano and Ia 10
Covers, Mats. Table Oil Cloths, Stair Carpes,
Stair Rods, Carpet Swcepers, &c, &c.
STORY No, 8
Is devoted to Tapestry Brussels aud Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets, Rugg, Body Brussels Carpets, Luce
and Muslin Curtains Cotton, Worsted and Satin
Damusks, Curuccs. Curtain Arms and Bands,
Cords and Ia~ses. Gold l}ordcred and Common
Shades, Buff and White Hollands, Curtain Fix.
lures. Pulpit Tasscls &c, &c.
STORY No. 4
Is devoted to Hemp aud Cotton Carpets, ChcaT
Wool do, Druggcts. Clumb Cloths, Felt Cloths
Carpet Innings, Rag Carpets, List aud Yarn Car
pets, Dutch Wool do, &c, &c.
STORY no. 5
Is used rs an Upholstery aud Sewing Room, tol
the Making OF Carpets, Fitting Shades and Cor
nlces, &c, &c.
Nos Isl and lS0 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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MEDICAL.
uEAITm or AMERICAN WOMEN

L l. From lie ~ Y. Ddiby NeiUs tEditorall
We desire to call attention to a letter from Or.
Joshua T. Bridge, on - Health of American Wo-
men," in another column. lie treats the suhIocl
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judg.
ment may be relied upon.
From the Albany EUcuivg Express.
Narshall's Uterine Caholicon has proved to be
fully as valuable rs it is clnimcd 10 be in many
seyere tests made by medical gentlemen and others
DR.. Bridge is a regular physician OF very hne OF
tuinmenls, man Of greet judgment and disoriml'
nation, u iudicOus and highly successful prncu'
toner, in all diseases, especially those oil women
and children.
Fom Phyuc,dRs.
Marshail's Uterine Cahoicon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which it is recommended
In the worst cases have ever met with, Mar
Shnll's Uterine CuthUcon is certain and safe
remedy.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhesitatingly offered n reliable remedy fol
all those complaints TO which every woman i
liable and which gradually affect the mind us wei
al the body, so that to think, talk or work be
comes alike a source OF suffering, ii not an impos
sibility Among other complaints !ur which The
CathoIicOn is n remedy is he Falling Of the Womb
Whites. Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Men
situation. Bloaling. lnhammalons and Diseases
of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention OF
lncOnunrnCe of Urine, Heartburn, COsilveness
Nervousness, Fiilntngs, Palpitations, Cramps
! Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or sym
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the abov
! symptoms, orCwith spine liver or lung complaints
are invited to address DR.. BRIDGE, with full con
/ fidence that they will find relief MARSHALL
| Uterine Cntholicon is not a quack medicine. bu
/ its ingredients have been made known to In
Medical Colleges, and they aIe at the service O
any respectable physicanin the country.
| The pr'ce Of MirshaWs Uterine Catholicon
One Dollar and HdD per Single Bottle
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The following has been the course OF the stock mark
during the past month

Inc only change OF any consequence las, week has
been IN Central which declined two per cent on tho an
noupcement that the directors had six weeks before the
regular time, declared three per cen, dividend II
seems TO have been generally expected in the street that
The dividend would have been four the earnings
would evidently have enabled the company to divide
-FOUR statement moreover had gone the rounds under
authority which was considered good the effect that the
dividend would be five per cent Under these c,rcum.
stances the announcement that only three had been de-
cared created good deal Of disappointment aud led to
many saes OF the stock hence the decline In the rc run
the policy pursued by the directors In only declaring
three per cent viii be calculated inspire confidence in
the Conservatism OF their management but the an,cpa
ton OF the usual dividend day ought to be explained
State stocks fell of week before last, partly IN con-
sequence q the John Brown affair and parsry hec.usa
there = prospect n loans coming on the narke,
rhcy have since partially recovered though they Sre no.
oct as high az they q month ago The DELAY IN ina
Organization OF Congress and tie bitter feeling ev,ncea In
the speeches o. members the slavery question are NOT
celebrated 10 promote the expansion Of credit speculation
or enterprise. Anything Ike an overt attempt 70 dis
solve the Union would create . terrible PANIC "a wall
street and would Amos; destroy the value Of MsscarS
Nrgns, Tenncssecf, &c These Southern STATE stocks
a-e held 70 large .exfeni here; In the event
o. trouble, they weuia naturally be thrown On The
market, and would probably be sacrificed In
the same manner, on rccclrt Of the aewx abroad.
would be safe 10 expect avalanche az vlrriu,as.
Iennessees, Kentuckys, Msscurs &C. coming home 10
Returned into money at any prce We presume t.t IN
the event Of civil par both sections o. the country vou,d
be able 10 borrow money Or military purposes at hxh
rate Of Interest," bu, the existing state stocks would ai
as low as similar securities fe durszs the war 4 .aae.
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NAV oyukASs, fec. Ia, 1850
f,otton-sses to-day $500 bales, At t04c. lie for
rniddng sales IL the wcek, 81 900 bses receipts Of the
week "a 900 bales, against 10 bales IN the pcod
ls@ wear; exports Of the week ~ coo bales. total
this season $4,000 bales increased receipts this port
10000 bales do nj all the ports ga 900 ba stock Al
Skc- TJsc. Corn advancing salee al e5c Coale hrm
prime, IL sc. Ike; sales Of the week, 1000 bags
stock in port, 81 600 agaiDs, ~ 600 ume last year
Freight on cotton 10 HAyre. i,sc sterling exchange
sss per cent premium. Sight exchange on New York,
II per cent discount
lrnApnrmA, Dec. ~, isss
Flour arm at - rs a o. 30. wheat aui Corn al
vancing yellow sic, white 7ec whakey arm Al 2s1se
n
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Canadian -four unchanged while sales were limited
70 few hundred barrels at IS SO 20 20 for extra.
600 700 bbls within the above range Of prices Rye
flour was steady at quotations. with moderate sales. Corn
meal was IN fair request, with sales Of leo bbls
at our figures Wheat was inactive, while prices
unchanged Sales Of 1000 bushels were made included
in which were white Kentucky, at 81 SO 81 S. white
Michigan at 81 45 81 So and white Southern al 81 49,
and red State at 81 25 large sale Of Milwaukee was
made yesterda ymornng at 81 co., say 10000 bushels
not previously reported To-day the market dull at
that figure Corn-The market was firm, with upward
tendency IN prices The sales embraced about Is 900
bushels including new white Jersey and Southern yell
Western good mixed, at 81 Rye was quiet Barley malt
steady, with sale Of 600 bushels at &c. and 900
to arrive at s5c Barley was quiet Oats were heavy
461c. a47sc for State and Western, and at 40c 45c
for Jersey.
CoFrEE-A sale Of 1000 bags Of Rio was made on
speculation; terms private.
Co1ToN-The sales embraced 700 800 bales closing
rather dull on the basis Of u &c for midding upands
FREGII1s were firm, but engagements were moderate
To Liverpool 100 bales OF cotton engaged at I'D.
932d for compressed and uncompressed 6000 bushels
wheat in ships bags at I'D 800 boxes cheese 3Os,
beef and lb0 bbs pork engaged at private terms
There was nothing new reported to Glasgow. To Bre-
men, 100 bales cotton were engaged by steamer at lc
per h., and so tons measurement goods at sos.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Tbe market heavy and easier
The safes embraced about 700 bbls including mess at
sl6 and prime at sll S7ls. Beef was without ANNA
ton while the sales embI accd about 800 bbs including
country mess, at So SIS SO; prime do at 81 81 50 re-
packed do at 50 50 rs, and do. $40 SO SILL
frHe ness was quiet az Slo SlS ana Deei mans Si4 o.
Sales OF l25 packages cut meats made at 6c &C.
for shoulders and Sc l0c. for hams lard was unal
tered sales Of $50 bbs made at 10Ac lie. But
ter and cheese in fair request and prices unchanged
RcE-Saes Of 100 tierces were made at 3%c a4hc.
SuGARs--The market was firm and closed at an ad-
Of NC per h. the weeks Gales. The transac-
tons to day embraced about 500 600 hhds Cuba
vado chiefly within the range Of &C. 76c 500 boxes at
p and 5000 bags of Brazil at The sales and stock
for the month Of December ending the l7th 5525
hhds Cuba muscoyado SEQ hhds New Orleans sS5 hhds
Porto Rico, l6 hhds meado, 5000 boxes Havana. The
stock Dec II, 1885, Is 800 hhds Of all kinds $50
hhds Melado, IL $50 boxes. IL. 700 BAGS.
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Arrivals and Departures.
AnRIvAIg-

From Bavre and Southampton 10 the steamship Vanderbilt
J Bello Minister 70 Washington from the republic Of Chill;
Madame Bello two daughters and sute Wilson, DIR Har
sen. Lord Cooper, D Howell, D rilton, Rev DR.
j Chaplin G Dexter, e Garesche, Smith. Yeoman
Smith Cumming: Schuyler, w Kecham, q II
Bliss McGrath. Thompson, Knight Colwell,
Mrs Colwel Miss Mary Bell. Miss BurstaL + Whaey.
Merrill, Jas Campbell Galeseta, Misa dArango and
lady, Masiani and lady, Francis Mn Hatch
Miss DuanS oirard lady and child Strauss lady and
and lady Juan Aaria Gregoro Aara Antonio Aara Fran
cisco Asria and suites Paul Grere Bdan Fernandez
Kaschie, Aste Speed FRANK and lady, Patcho +
Winter and lady Goldsmith, Miss Dreyfis de Gombe.
TELL Eckbsrg, Wet Miss WE'LL, Eckhart l. BUTLER g
Myer, Funke, Geo Rose, Porter Jas Horey Lucas
Back, Mrs vao, Miss yalo Miss Teresa Valo Lorenzo
Valo, Mrs Otto, Frederick Otto, Reyer, Benjamin
lady, Glnz, Mrs Gore, Gron, Marx Maver,
hard, Chalet. Marquette, Leon JOB, l. Emanuel and
lsdy, Miss vochaner Mas ROsaie Wolf Salmon Meyer
Grnper; Peters, Miss Peyton 9 Slack A vetter, l.
Bya and daughter Hanes and lady, Thos Day and LADY
Barber, Hunter and lady, Gunon and two sons L Bun
nan-and u in second cabin.
From Hamburg in The steamship Borussa-H Martin Helene
CARRIE Carl Redeeer Anna do, Eugene Tusskippei Name
Csssebeer. Il Beach, Fritz Kramer A Haner II Menke
Chiote, Nyeandt Levy, Strauss, Ee more Homeree
-Johannap Richter Rosaie schraebel, Frsch Never
Kramer II BONNER, 7 Mann, Mckee, Frisens L Mon
dsanat.
TO ARRIVE
From New Orleans in the steamship De Soto-Camle Ron
macfe, W Adams W Vail. Brssean Gottzetsian cant
J. Cabaret, and lady, Miguel Zaldisian, Manning Col
Harding Loser -
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pence, and banks and ether sNut M whose ccsIaton
secured by the deposn such sswousd be Obliged 10
bear heavy loss, and 70 redeem their currency IN coin
state Of war would Of be fatal " Ill enterprises de
pending IN any degree internal Intercourse between
the States, and the internal !, the ooastry,
such as railroads, canals lines Of steamers express
panies, hotels &c, DC. These considerations attract
ing good deal Of attention at the present lime
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williamsburg City News

THE LATE CHARGE OF ABDUCroN.-Wllam II. Mace, who
arrested on Friday charge Of abductng Della
A. Cook alleged for nefarous purposes Satur
day discouraged by Justice Ryder the charge Of abduction
not being proven twas shown in evidence that the girl
met the defendant by appointment at the City Park on
Flushing avenue, and went with him to hotel In New
York where she voluntarily remained until found by the
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City P0liffcs.

MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE
This committee held q special meeting Saturday
evening" at their headquartersMr Charles May In the
chair, and Edward Tlmson Secretary.
The committee made arrangements for holding the pri.
mares the 9th inst voted resolutions OF thanks TO
Governor Lynch, Of the Amshouse; the Treasurer OF
the commttee 70 the President and Vice President and
presented the doorkeeper, Mr. John W. Crump, with
purse of 500. The committee then adjourned with
hearty cheers for the national democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

In consequences Of important change IN cur rn IA tsx.
paos on NE hrA OF January ente ock Of Fasioushis
Winter Clothing must DO eosed out therefore oar arr
and elegant stock comprising style desopon n
Winter Clothing fer Men and Boys and Winter Furnishins
Goods NJ bar6 cosnnnsHion eos 70 cover expouses
Those who have nce yet supplied themselves WIN now be
enabled do 70 q great saving and have splendid stock %
2eiect from.
CIothss in he surrounding cities and towns win bs literally
We sha close out he entire Winter Stock befors In lima
named, II Il brnes les than cost.
Ths opportunity, almost the BEGINNING az the
winlsr season. and ehould be avaied Of In Tine Wh1e IA
-slosk 4 full and complete.
D. DEvLIN CO.,
2se. 80 and 80 Broadway
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Married.

sroT-BRKwRR.-ln Newburg, on Thursday, Dec. Is,
miah Stone of New York, to Miss HANNAH daughter Of
Nathan and Hannah Brewer, of the former place.
Savannah Ca, and Saratoga county papers will please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Nofsciesa
Family sewing Machines,
as Broadway, New York.
LIZ Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Account Books OF every Description
hand, order low prices Parties wishing
srts Of Books vii please call for estimates BENJ r.
CORlIkS. 81 Nassau street, Opposite the Post ofice
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Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs. Winslow,s
SOOTHING kYRUP are now ssod every year ia the United
States for children teethrg with falling success Re
lief is immediate and certain. Only &c. bottle
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

:. . SATURDAY, DC. II-6 T.. u.
AsHrs-Small sales of pots were made at IS I21 while
pearls we're quiet at IS 81 n per 100 lbs.
BREADsTtffs.-Flour-Tbe market opened dun and Al
decline OF about &C. per Dbl descriptions Of State
and western, but at the close partially rallied and closed
with rather more Tone The sales however, limited,
being confined TO about 900 600 bbt within the FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

BrookIyn.-William Bros Photo
graphic TsnsCsmsotypes m ioekets Dasuerreo,ypes
ter holidays. 2s9 Fulton street.
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Barry's Trfcopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing cleAnrK curling
preserving asd restoring The hair Ladies' y SoA ~ al
6rusan6a
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Union Meeting, Favorable 20 the Union,
snd HOLMES cheap Portraits Of the People OF the unon
he iiginal CALLERS, Sis broadway.
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Court CaIendar-This Dav

SUPREME COURT-CiRCUm Part Nos 24o5 o4o7
2i4s 446 s5a 2445 2 1907 2263 2l6l 1883, IRIS 100
1850, 1851, n, 1928, l74l 1882 1870 Part 2-2os2
1868, I94s 1880. 2447, 245l, 245a 2455. 24s3 24s5
2467 2473 2477 2479, 24s 1862 $780, 2l52 224O 24s3
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRTNos. "a, "A, IS, liz, 49,
5s 60 IL "a co. 100 l04, IS, SO, 9s 81, 122 6s
SUPERIOR CovRT Part Nos 697, u.s. 631, 2s5, 27s,
J. 4S7, 699, I'LL 49, ia, 227 597 49, 667 347 Ar 223
G19 Part 2-Same as before.
SUPERIOR CouRT-SrEcIAL NorWE.-An entire new calen
dar for trials by jury will be up for the ensuing
january February and March terms Of this Court All
notes OF issue must be filed or before Saturday the
24th day OF December next. The general and special
term calendars as usual.
COMMON PIEAs.--Parf Nos. 1862 3O3 1875 to 1919
$685. 1918 6l6 CIT, 1885, 1866 1868 1892 Part 2-Nos
~ 1875 1885 1856 1850 1851 81 1910 l6s 1900 3O5
1874, 1910, SS9
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siher No. l3e west Thirty eighth street, to Greenwood
Cemetsvy ID. (A1cn6sy) snernoos, 1t hall past one
sclcck The irsends Of hs family are invited without
enm.--0n Sunday Dec. IL, Nmsos. son Of James Z.
and Martha smith, aged year, months md Is days.
Tbs relatives and frknds ~ the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon II
O'Clock q tho residence Of h father Nineteenth street,
near Third avenue, Brooklyn.
Syracuse papers please copy
s7uusSs.-0n Sunday morning, Dee 49, Mis- CATrRR1Hg
SrIRiis, native Of 1hornhl, Perthshire Scotland.
The ends and relatives q the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon, II
O'clock, hon her late residence, No. 100 Tenth avense,
without further invitation.
Ghsgow papers please copy.
TrIinrl-In this city, on Sunday, Dec 49, ASpakw J..
TrrunL, In the 2lsh year Of his age.
The relatives and icndsf the family and Of his brother
James Tuhill are respectfully invited 70 attend his
funeral from his late residence No 635 Hudson street. on
Wednesday afternoon al hslfpa twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

Cristadoros Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the hest In the world wholesale and Ies Dye
privately applied, at No 6Astor House.
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Bradys Gallery, 843 Broadway, Corner
OF Biercker Holiday PresenA-Ivorytypes supert
and appropriate style OF Picture for Holiday Presents
Imperial fhoeAphA Aina,ures Ambrosypes aud DAgusrrso
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WAN KLFECK's CELEBRATED INDIAN PIAsrYRs-
Have been used br thirty years and found ~ - "a
cheapest plasers inlrse Pnse y and . eensa-
j. CKEUsE CO., 3 Sirth avsnus.
WARDS VEGETABLE COMPOSITION FOR Color
w ing gray hair 81 per bottle PRINCIPAL depoA fniernA-
aonal Hotel haE Cutting Rooms 81 broadway.
WATCHTs AND CLOCKS
W Cleaned and repaired in the best by the hnex
Broadway, one doQg below Cssal street,
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s6.-A Coed Comfortable Overcoat Goi
ala dollars al DRUMGoLD PROOFS. 2is Broadway.
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Herrfnx's Patent Champion Fire
ana burglar proof safes S broadway Of Murray
sfresl kew Yoxk:
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THE LAST OF

'|hE LAST of rur
HARpFR's FERRY
Our Artist and Correspondent returned from cbsr.s.oxr A.
Saturday, Dee H. faithful eperasnas q bs enecSsoa x
''''' 'sIsS Ihs Sis,. y" F; :iSis. n
attempted Escape of Cook and coppe sketch By
separate bemssSes The original sbseile prssend
psps Leslie can be seen in the window Of Ball Black CO.
The Prsoners Ccpeiard and Green, being Hanged tbs
he Military Escosting the Prisoners to PAcs
s or sss sessa ,ss Leaving va viz
lack rack. kspee,s by order Q: Gen, Taiheeno .
PORTRAIT Of NJ Helper author of The smous eecS % 10
The new City Prison Baltimore
Grand BANQUET given on the q The pstcacn
Portraits Of the s,tfen conss,or siey sc, e Port AT
Pofrai, Of he late Theodore sedswcS lac ures ss,ss
Dsrc, Attorney for New YORK
ILLUSTRATIONS 70 neC COMIC PICTURES
If vop war, correct Pictures be particular and Sc. hoe
Franz Leslie nsme u on ihe paper you buy.
Ready this morning at all News Depois
rHr WIZ GROWERS COMPANY OF coGNAo. wrTa
smonsr shareholders fourteen hundred propries 81 ss
fs yipe, the Of Cosasc aad I'D
produced outtide the limits of said dsc. having deter
nses Of osnss sud ~ s s so =.
signed are TO the company eabsted twenty in
eny he s 70 snasa =
no" the PTSE CoWsc f ssSS s
he best The world of various vntsses guaranteed have
been wholly distilled from the grape, one dozen fun
prevent ,akes every bottle Is sealed Win The c..s,
s am eas ss ss bear and
70. sal. ), s:.s. s.sss s,ss, =:
rick s Cozzens, ESQ.,, Is Warren street
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Trusses Of Every Description for Perm ~
Ssnt retention Of Rupture Bathing Iru,ss supporter.
Knee Capa Ankes and ali Surgical appliances scientifically
apued. BIZ MARSH CO., No 3vcsey Aslw House n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

Bartholf's Celebrated Sewing Ma
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