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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

Milwaukee club and amber Wisconsin AZ 81 1901 is;
6.0rO buthes mixed Western at 81 IS; 5000 bushels
while Ind at 81 2i; 600 bush. winter red Western
at 81 2 $500 bush. white Michigan at 81 80 and $50
hushela Canada club at 81 ~. Rye quiet at 6s070c.
Barley continues quiet mud prices nominallyS an
yesterday prices sales Of 5000 bushels at 626ie.
for mixed Western, in store 6i065c. for delivered,
the latter for very choiee &c or Jersey yellow 0c
for rouT yellow, and 6296255c for new white Nir-
ginia. Oats shade firmor, with rather more doing
az 3eQo9I59c for Western and Canadian, and 37h9
Pork dun, heavy and almost nominal: sales of 500
Sl7 for city prime mess; SlOl0 25 for DID, and Sll SO
for do. Beef dull and IN favor Of buyers sales
of go brls at IS 50i0 mess and $40 500
II for extra mess, Prime mess Beef dull and beayy
sales of 20 tierces at Sl7@lS. Beef Hams dull aud
heavy at Sll@I3 for Western. Out Meats heavy
and lever, with only very limited demand: sales
Of 43 pkgs,, at s9sAc. for Hams, and 1850. for
dressed, and 541556c. fer live. Bacon active, but
the market is irregular and very much unsettled:
sales of 200 boxes city Mddles for De-
eember and January delivery, at gBc $50 boxes do.
at 95Rc., on the spot 200 boxes city iOng-Cear
Middles at 94c on the spoti $50 boxes for January
middles at q4o 25Q boxes city short ribbed Mtddes
at gAc. 50 boxes city long ribbed Middes at 94c.,
and 600 boxes Cumberland cut short clear, for
future delivery, on private terms Lard steady for
prime with moderate demand: sales of 40 brls. at
lOAc., to arrive and l0s6c. on the spot, for prime
kettle.rendered Western. ...- II
Butter sells slowly at .L@l5o. for Ohio and lie.
for State. Cheese steady. a., ..
Sugar more active, but prices without important
change. Moassess unchanged; sales of. so brls.
New Orleans at $780, and by auction, 100 brls do. at
30166l3lc, cash. Nr
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lBy Telegraph
New York Market .

New York, December ls-P. M.-Cotton
without important change, and the demand is mod
Uplands.
Flour has improved SC on common aud medium
grades, with more doing for export and home con-
sumption; sales of ll,I00 brs. at 81 6O69l 65 for
supeThne states u sO@5 O5 for extra statei 81 "a
SO for superhna Western; 81 904S5 for common to
medium extra Western S5a5 20 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, closing firm and rather
quiet. Canadian Flour has also slightly improved,
With little better business DOING sales OF 800 brls
az S547 for common 70 good extra. Rye Flour Is In
good reque ST at So 25 for common to choice super
fine CorH meal very moderate business is reported
~ lormer quotations. HIir tr . 'l -Il
at lsc.
Wheat hrmer, with rather more export inquiry;
holdeTs generaly disposed insist upon Verf full
prce sales Of q, 800 bushels fair Chicago spring az
VI ", in tho street, l6 so bushels good to choice
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TBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market,

NEW YORK, December l9. Stocks dull
and lower: Chicago and Rock Island, 46 Lacrosse
and Milwaukee, /; Cleveland and Toledo, 244;
Michigan Southern, guaranteed, 2Si Hudson, 39Is;
Uonvertibles Of 1871, 55; Missouri Sixos, 81; Della.
ware, Lacrosse and Wisconsin, "a Chicago, Burling-
Ion and Quincy, 634; Galena and Chicago, 6l4;
Illinois Central Scrip, GA Erie 2S9s; Pacific Mail,
sO Illinois Central Bonds, sS16. -
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NAVAL STORES-The market is very
much depressed for all kinds. The receipts
of Spirits Turpentine have been quite large
during the past week or So and sales have
been made, at the Landing, as low as &c.,
though at the close the market was rather
tirmer, and in the small way 4O@42c. were
the current rates. Tar has declined to S40
SO and 5000 SO for small. We nnnte.
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WHlSKY-There has been good demand
all the week, and prices advanced TO l4Lc.,
but subsequently fell back to l4c., closing
steady at this rate.
the market dull, prices having declined To
l8e. per dozen, packers count.
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FISH-The demand for all kinds continues
tf tie mos, limited nature, and prices are
lower for Mackerel; No.-2, large, have de-
clined to $l5@l6, and do. do. medium to
SHOP, and No. 3 large TO $ll@l1 so.
There is no special change in the prices Of
other kinds. Wesuuote:
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Q HI Q a O. O,
Shortest Route by 80 Miles.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP,
~ Oils, at which place It unites r-EszsF5zzzsssr
with railroads for and from all points :sstl
in the North and Northwest -zz--Snlss
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ING, DEOEMBBR l0, lssO.

dull during the week and prices irregular,
and some forced sales have been made at
prices considerably below our quotations,
which must be regarded, to a great extent,
nl. "
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MOLASSES-Th receip pts have been quite
light during the week, and this together
with favorable advices from New Orleans,
produced irmer market, and prices ad-
yanced to 29@30c., the market closing very
firm at the latter rate for prime. The de-
mand, so far, has been fully equal to the re-
ceipts, SO that the stock is extremely low.
NAlLS.-There is no change in the mar
ket; the demand is moderate. We quote:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
MONETARY ann UOMAIERUIAL.


Finances were more active yesterday than
on Monday, and the general movement in
Money was brisker; the market continuing
very stringent, and the facilities for Discount
remaining decidedly limited at all the
houses. r.-Fa
With some Of the Bankers there is q
little more ease than there was last week,
but they do not pretend to loan to any but
their particular customers, and then only to
a moderate extent. In the street rates are
little lower than they have beeu-2@21S
per cent. month. ...,
Exchange on Boston and New York did
not actually decline yesterday, but it did in
effect, as any one could purchase Checks of
any amount at IA, though u prem. was
still charged on collections and small sums.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Checks were
dull, and prices irregular.
Gold was selling at 4 prem, though not
largely, and New Orleans Exchange was
firm at A@l prem. Missouri Paper was
heavy, and could not be disposed of better
than l2c. dis. The Bank of Bloomington,
at Bloomington, Ind, sold ct SOC. Other
UncuIrent Money was unchanged.
The rates of Exchange and Coin at the
closa of fha hanL.hourS uastarJo,- ,,,o,o,
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DIR. SILSBEE'S
OFFICE AND INFIRMARY,
.N FOR
DISEASES Of THE SHIN, DISORDERS or WOMEN.
RHEUMATISM, SECONDARY SYPHILIS.
Chronic Complaints in General.

81 West sdventh-st, between Walnut and Vine.
Twenty years experience in the practice Of Az.
mopathy, justihes DR.. s. in calling the attention of
the Profession and public to the of YapOr, Sui
phur, Mercury, Arsenic, Iodine, Alkaline Acid and
Eleotro-chemical Baths in the treatment Of disease
3D.. ~. ... [dei.tff1
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gers, who were landed at Castle Garden on
Wednesday, preparatory to starting for Utah
to recruit the dominicns of Brigham Young
These people are hardy, healthy and Indus
trious looking body just the class of men and
women to add strength 70 any working commu-
nifty, and assist in perpetuating their peculiar
race. Within the past six weeks upwards of
thousand M0rmons have landed here from
Europe, on their way to Salt Lake, all of them
partaking of the same vigorous appearance as
these just arrived While this immigration con-
tinues it is useless to expect to put down Nor
mon rule in Utah, or abolish that odious part of
its system, polygamy, either by the force of
armies or by the enactment of laws. Persecu-
ton seems to agree with Mormonism as well as
it has always done with other religious commu-
mites. 1t thrives upon it.
The only remedy for the evils of Mormonsm
is to send the great cvilizer, the railroad, right
through the heart of it from the Atlantic to tn
Pacific. By infusing a large Gentle element
into the Mormon region, and thus affording the
female portion of the community who may be
tired of the polygamic system an opportunity
to break their bonds and leave, the objection
able practice may be diminished, and the
strength of the community be broken. No
other measures can avail much to this end
The railroad is the only great polygamy annihi-
ttafor
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Identincation or Isaac v. Fowler 1t the
Pixies Peak Gold Mines.


Advces OF June o. from pcer City, to which credit Is
given, state that Mr. Fowler, the defautng New York
Postmaaer, whose Whereabouts have been long
KNOWN aud about whom much curiosity has been felt
as reported TO have been identified at Pixies Peak The
main features Of the statement, are as follows
An ind dual, whose drc-s and general appearance
o. city brcd style, aud his evident anxiety
20 shun particular notice, and avoid al ques-
lions IN rsesrd TO his business Intentions, Ind
tendency ~ attract interest than Is shown uay
60 Strangers arriving there He registered his name at
tie hoscl D. Achia. France. Under this he passed
undent Fed rri one DAY when he his way " acc
some q,a-ix Chains he had purchased. He came To-
nna vs,re IN the mountains and stepped into the Re-
or,er's oice where be rccognzcd 10y an old
resident 81 New York ciy whose Is not given ne
Nv Fowler. who cxclaimed "Why, gooi God, Fcwerl
where dd soc come frons hrancc staggered tvsk with
- aus'ed fece. and then turning pate. he
rrricd With carnnexs "sir, you are mistaken; my
name Il no. fower.r To which his acccstau, replied,
..wcs Il sou are nat, with his whlskcrs OF you his
twin brother or the devil"
rrancc s4s much embarrassed. Endcavoring 10 cvade
bs disclosure he asked N Tie Recorder Of the district
present thinking 70 close the conversation but his tor
rnentor Wa not willing To give him up, but approaching
him and drawing him 70 another part OF the ron he
saia;-'I know what say you Isaac v Fowler, Of
=
shaved o. ard disguised by your spccsccsi but
should know you sny where" AZ Grst Drance assumed
firm ard Indifferent appearance but he gave way tchs
feeling, snj tben exclaimed, ssFor God Almighty sake
ucnt espyss me-" Monsieur prancc was, indeed tho de
rsung NcT York Postmaster who has thus far outw,ted
pursuers and made his escupc 10 the gold mines.
upo this remained undiscovered. private interview
vas bad with Mr.. Fowler, which the correspondent Do
sl;nes giving the result o. Mr.. Fowler was deeply
affected at nst, Jas gradually resumed his cpmp,aurs
and cbcorfcnces. Being By beyond the reach
OF the government he thought best 70 leave lbe
try mmed a,sly for Sal, lake and California, mentioning
Australia ~ bis prossbe destinaicn lie aei ., once.
Fowler on the arst night q his arrival At Denver Cy
g. said e. re entered gambling sscou and won - 900.
aad bet the s6cle amount game, a The dealer re-
fused to risk a. Fowler without comment, gathered ~
his winning vent he bar sr,ccfuly took rin cock
tail and c fbc room Tbs created IN lnsury a. TO "ho
te was but a. fictitious ARRESTED tbs. Ne . fc-
ported u have spccusated largely claims Tho above H
considered h~re by persons aoqu,ir,d Nth rN cprre--
pcuden,. 90 Wholly reliable Our 1sxt alvcc WIZ ha
bly, conil, something further 81 ren,oo 10 it.
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SOCIABnTrY OF THE JAPANEsE-One of the
most interesting features connected with the
habits of our Japanese visiters is the ease with
which they seem to adapt themselves to our
usages With the exception of the Princes,
whose exalted rank forbids their ndiscriminate
mingling with the crowd, the other members of
the Embassy seem to fall naturally and easily
into our customs. They pay and receive
visits, go shopping. and move about without
any embarrassment amongst the guests at
their hotel and the audience at the ad-
joining theatre. They seem to feel what
they did not experience at Washington, Balti-
more or Philadelphia, that they are amongst a
community upon whose good breeding and
good taste they can rely. ss
As delegations have arrived from Boston,
Providence and other places to tender invita-
tons to the Embassy, it may save trouble to
state that 1t will not accept any further hospi-
talities offered to it out of New York. 1t has
been decided that it will remain here until the
period of its departure for Japan-a prudent
resolution, it will be admitted, considering the
fatigue and rough usage to which its members
have been subjected elsewhere. If we desire
that they shall carry away with them agree
able and lasting impressions of our country, we
must spare them the Inconvenience and terrors
of rural lionizing. n
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1T JOSEPH, June -, lS0O
The Pixies Peak express arrived al six O'Clock this
evening, bringing $500 specie and Dcnver City dates
90 June IL
Jabob Miller, German, murdered on the night OF
the 18TH that city, by Max Greeder another Ger
man both from Lcavenwcrh. Grecdlcr is under arrest
the evidence against him Is positive and will proba
bly, lead to his conviction.
DENVER CrrY, June IL, 1860
stabbing ARRAY occurred in town last uight resulting
IN the dangerously woundng of one person.
The from the Arkansas mines Ia very favorable
man Just there mates that there will be % 000
900 taken Of the California Gulch alone this
One man ook out in one day sixty one ounces. Others
report very unfavoraSy, aud say there are but few
claims that pay we'll There is large number Of our ct
zens starting for that region. The California Gulch Is
nine long, and ranging from TO three hundred
feet width There three four other small gulches
running into the California Gulch The prospect Is they
will prove as rich the main gulch. Tue gulches are
free from and frost
town has Just been laid beautiful valley nj the
mouth Of the California Gulch, called Jeahoe, which is
rapidly filling with trading houses, cabus, &C. Tor sup
plying provisions TOOLS and other necessary articles for
the mines. ....r.
The weather Is warm and showery.
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Ths HomSsiead Hi.

The follow ing Is the bill 10 secure homesieads TO actual
settlers on the public domain, and for other purposes
which passed both bouscs OF Congress Tuesday last
he u enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
ves Of the United States Of America IN Congress
bed That any person who the head Of family and
citizen Of the United States shall, from and after the
passage of this be entitled to enter quarter sec
ton 81 vacant and unapproprssed public lands, or any
~s quantity 10 be located In body in conformity with
the legal subdivisions Of the public lands amer the same
shall have been surveyed upon the following conditions
That the person applying for the benefit Of this act shall
upon application To the Register Of the land Office IN which
10 she Il about make such entry make AFFIDAVIT be
fore the said Register Receiver OF said snd Office that
he she " the head Of family, and s actually settled
the quarter section proposed TO BE- entered, and thai
such application H. made f~ hts her and bncht
for the and benefit Of those specially mentioned IN s
section and not either directly indirectly Tor the
benefit of any ctr or persons whomsyer ADD
that be she hes never. at any previous time had the
bcneat Of this act; and upon making the affidavit AZ
above required and fling the With the Register he
she shall hereupon be permitted 10 enter the quantity
OF -Dd already specified: Provided however, that no
maj certificate shall he given patent issued therefor
until tbe expiration ~ ave years from the date of snch
entry and H. nj the expiration % such 'le the
mai ing such entry " he be dad, his widow or IN
cre OF her death his child or children or. IN
widow nsk Ing such entry her child os children IN cosc
~ her death, shall prove ny two crejihe wtnes thai
he she they, has have erectsi dive ling house
spls said land, sui continued T. rceiie up,1 lai eof
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TCmpk as W." W.
ine Trends OF the family, OF her sous VIM and Gen
W u her sons+n-liw, A. III. Pride. aud sscar L',-
brother, f. T. Post ana of her brother-iuJ,w C}sa w
Browne, are respectfully Invited attend the fine,ai
this (Eriday) afternoon nj half rsst two ococ. f,rn ma.
styes, N. Y. '-'~
Ta0as. y -ln wednesday, June 20, after short and
painful sickness DAVID, only Of Alexander aud Anns
Maria Thomson, aged years, months and 10 days
The friends ao relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend the neyal from the residence OF his pareut A3x
seventh avenue this friday afternoon, at two o'clock.
without further 13ticc
Vision ThuFpiey June 81, Robert r. WISE, son az
Robert and Sarah Wise, aged year, mouths aud 70
days
The friends and relations respectfully invited 10 aS.
tend the funeral at halls cue O'clock from 1873 Greene
street
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GorDNG- wEsrERvEIT. Il this city, Wednesday,
June 20, by Rev C. T. Dsmarest jams p. GoIDrsG to
MARGARET daughter of John L. Westervet Esq, both OF
this city
MoacAS-HAMnToS.-In ths city, on Thursday, June
II, by the Rev. j. Cotton Srth EDWARD MORGAN 10 ELI
zAmN A. youngest daughter OF the late WIN. 4. HaEai-
ton, of New Orleans
PErrs-STAGG.-On Wednesday, June 20, by the Rcv.
Edward Jessup JOIN PIrss to LOUISE stage, both Of
Brooklyn.
WHrrs-KNApP st. Matthew'S church, Jersey City,
Thursday June 81 by the Rev. j. b. Smith, AIFRED A.
WHITE, $50 OF New York city, to ELIZA a. KyApr. OF
Chicopee, Mass
Massachusetts papers please copy.
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THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION..

Senate.
WASHINGTON, June a. 1850.
TIE PACIFIC MATS.
The House bill to establish mail six times week
overland from Sacramento to Portland, oregon, was
passed.
PRINTING Tm aAx,xR's FERRY REPORT
Mr.. FITCH, (dem.l Of Ind, from the Printing Commit
tee reported in favor Of printing 900 copies Of the
port On the Harpers Ferry AFFAIR, together with the evil
deuce. Agreed to.
NAVAL AUTHORIZATIONS hill PASSED.
Mr. MALLORY (dem) of Fla, from the Conference Com.
mittee made report the Naval Appropriation bin in
relation dsagreeng votes Of the two houses which
was agreed The House having also agreed TO the
port, the bill stands passed.
Mr.. MASON, (dem) OF Va, moved that this day be de-
voted To executive business. Agreed to. The Senate
went into secret session.
TIA CIVIL APPROPRIATION DsLi-
After spending time therein the doors were re-
opened and the took the report OF the Commit
tee OF Conference ON the Civil Appropriation bill, and
agreed 10 II after a debate restoring Captain Megs TO
the SUPERINTENDENT OF the Washington Aaucduct.
THr DEATH SCHWARTZ
Another executive session was then h;p affcr winch
message received from the House. announcing the
dealt, az Hon John Schwartz
Mr. CAMERON addressed the SENATE af offered the Gus
tornary resolutions OF respect.
lie was follow ed by Nessrs SCnNfs and sEw,sD, whcn
were adopted and oit OF respect for the lie
cessei the Senate adjourned tin teInorrew at eleven
ocipck
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bill has passed the legislature raising the period OF
residence from three moaths 10 entte Inhabitants
10 vote II applies to cities and towns special CON-
mittee will report bill prohibiting the circulation in the
State OF newspapers containing advertisements relative 10
procuring abortons; also, bill prohibiting the publca
ton Of advertisements OF delicate nature in the news
tapers OF the State.
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Shocking Catastrophe ut Sea-. ....
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER WALKER sUNK-rwEN-
TT OF HER CREW MISSING.
Carr ISLAND, n. j., June 81, 1860

Carr ISLAND, N June 81 1860.
The United States steamer Walker run into this
snornng at three o'clock, by unknown schooner, of
Absecom. The steamer sunk in thirty minutes The
Captain officers and forty mcn were saved in boats
About twenty missing
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The Cieveian nd and Toledo Railroad.

NLINIIAND. June IT, ISv0
stoc Sbolders' meeting OF the Cleveland aud Toledo
Railroad was held here yesterday. II net earning. Tor
the year are $4,000 the ling expenses and
interest the bonds and floating debt.
The Board is A. fol!cws:J. -. waring Cleveland;
Joseph lydan Cleveland; John Gardner Sprsgc. Huron;
W NJ vermiyc G. r cliphan, ana Joseph Beuarnln New
YORK; H. y. Randall, New ioniou. All The old Boaci 0.
onlccrs were reelected.
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A Grover 4 Baker NotssiesS ss y. s MA
chioe the best friend c the family OmN ~ nTo"a"ay
New York, and IS. Fulton street.. Brooklyn.
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steinssay a. Sons
years. EIersAh D a'u os "a'~'' '''SS'
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PhotO-Lithography-A New Pr 1885,, ~
A. a. TURNER, 553 Broadway The public 20 49,
Invited TO call aud eXamine proofs by this methco " ~
Painting
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q. u. sioAt Il Co.'S Celebrated ELLIPTIC
A~SA '''e" ~oa 'A'~ o. ii C. LLINs, As0 Broadway.
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whishey.-s. r. suits Kentucky Sesf
vfyer Bourbon, sold by 81 dyugglrs HEGKMAN d GO,
Nos I6s 800. I'll and 7o6 Broadway, N. Z.
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Darry's Tfle0pherc1s 10 the Best and
eeapes4 dressnS teautfyng. csSansnG crnS
and resscrnx the hair. LAdies, VI Sold ~ ~
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Ladies' Drsss CimPs-New ana Beavti-
fu styles q, foCKfrT sON CO., ui fupn street, Eroct-
lYn. Trimalnxs mAfe 70 match.
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Batehslor's Hsir Dye, WIZ ana Toupes
factory ~ Bond Private entrance Tor ladies' Tho Dye
applisd u ~ skyught roomA
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Drumgold q Proch, Formerly OF as
Broadwsy Having made connection with Henson Jr The
I'll know geotemens wearing apparel ccs
ted Al rs Boome street OF broadway Thsr
old friends and invited 70 call Clothes Of AL
descriptions msde 70 order at oa,st css proc Parcnlr
attention paid 10 Arrns and Navy uniforus
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Doctor Holloway <olensnIy Pledges Him.
self To those suffering with salrheum kings evil whose
blood Is tainted with his Pills
certan and never failing cure. Try them.
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Broehiyn. -PhosegraPhs, Hsuiatsres.
Csbi,~ss Iupesls NE GALLERIES bsuh~d ISL a
% rusnn stree. By CHAs. II. wfLiiANsfJH.
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s radical truss With q the treatnsa Of h
TSusses Supporters Shoulder Brae SuspenGou BsudAge
Stockings Beha BathnJ frusss ana Al surgical
appliances applied. Lady In attendance In Tho female do
partnent vesey street. Aston House. oppdte g. Pauls
church.
Hilrs Hair Dye SO Csnts-Blask or
brown Depot No. Barclay street. and sold By all druggists.
Hair cutting
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neTrfng's Patent Champion rsss end
Burglar Proof Safes 81 BrcsS~ay corner OF gurT street
M York.
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Ten Cent Portraits Reviv sd-ss Photo
Broadway. n