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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sfocK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIIADKlPmA, March %, 1850
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State fves, 93,s Reading
Railroad, 2oh; Norris Canal, 6ix Long Island Rail
on New York at par LOO per cent. discount.
New ORLEANS, March %, 1860
CottcnS TO day IL SEQ bales at irregular prices
We quote middling at 10Hc lie. Freghts-Cotton 70
Liverpool 916d Sterling exchange 108 108X, and with
bills OF ladng 107 107Z Sight exchange on New York
~ NEW ORIzAxs March %.
The receipt here Of the advices 70 day caused
less rmess the cotton market Sales to-day, 5000
bales at 10kc llc for middiDg the market closing
quiet the sales 0 the week add 600 bales and the
receipts 81 600 bales against 500 bales for the
up 0c0 baea and the total exports TO dae LAT 900
bales Receipts a. this port ahead Of last year, AL 500
baless do ct all Southern ports TAT Goo Stock,
bales Nolasses, 3Sc. 39e. Flour dull, 1t 90 80 Is
Coffee frm II nc 13c sales OF the week, 900 bags
stock rs 500 bags against 900 bags last year. Freighs
and exchan ge unchanged.
Cotton-ssles to day a5co bales at loAc 1oKc. for
middling.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1860.
Flour in better request Howard street, IS 75 Wheat
firm and advanced &c. white 81 IS 62 red, 81 20
. As. Corn steady, white and yellow, 10 nc. Pro-
visions unchanged. Whiskey dull u 23c.
PmLApnPHrA, March q, $780,
Flour dull with declining tendency. Wheat quiet and
weak white 81 80 81 co. red 81 80 81 49, Corn dun
and declining: yellow nc. Provisions firm. Mess Pork
SIS % SIS so. Whsxey duh At 23Kc
CISuSxAr, March %, 1890
Flour very dull. whiskey declined 40 Gales Of 800
bbis., at JsKc per gallon. Provisions-More inquiry
pork $i7 lard 1870 lie The demand for money
10 fair ut unchanged rates. Sight exchange on New York
is without change.
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IvrRrooL- Steamship Canada Halifax-Mo Wrghton,
Iripg Mrs williams Mrs Wells MsB Som uervil1e, Mr.
Williams MessB Foley, RAslan. Gordon, samuel Geo
Wel Morice Foulds Nicholson. Mckeand Benjamin,
hughes eordew Or Head seaSr2ck Jais:o1. Psss;ase.
chison Morrison Jog Morgan John Morgan, Geo fyng
verrer, Msrxsen, Posi- Lafwente = for Halifax andA u
for Boston.
LzvxRrooL-steamship North Br.on. q Perturbation Nr
NeRrin mp; Mr. shnddley. I'm, johnson, Mrs. ~.
0usd. Osnvy n Lyman. b Fslsou n Nod pawsoa. Geo
BechAsG Rev Ch:s kclle,t. emp Reeks YIN Reeke,
Jamss Rsshie, and IL N ths .esSsge.
:, 1Ac.oAno-Bsst Tsre~.-Nrs we,a, M,ss HAbes
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Naval IntslIIxeuee.

The yp navy yard has, the reception IN dry
deck Of the Brazilian corvette Dona Isabella. presented
quite appearance. Throngs OF visitors flock
there daily the purpose Of satisfying their curiosity.
She 10 beng ne~y coppered on the bottom, the work
which is nearly completed. Sixty more hands have
been taken the yard for the purpose Of completing
the work On her as soon as possible.
The United States ftoreship Supply ID taking in stores
for the Gulf squadron and will leave the Brooklyn navy
yard Tor vereCruz In few days Those having letters
10 send to their friends there despatch them by her.
leaving them the Lyceum, before the 18th nsl
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once OF the New York Scientific Amerf

ONCE Of the New York Scientific Amerf.
can New York 54th March ls60
Mr. EDIIoRThe statement In Issue Of this dae, 10 the
that suit recently pending between Elias Howe. Jr
and dd Webster Co. involving the validity Of certain sew
ing mAchne paents decided IN the former
Incorrect FAR Lsdd, Webster Co. concerned
no such trial against them has taken place. Tho referred
N was one equity. brought by Howe against williams Ct
ais The only tu In which Lsdd Webster Co have been
enga ged know that recently decided In their
Baltimore report Of which appears "a the Scientific
American Of the 10th Inst MUM 90.
report having been circulated that ~ bas been pending
dIfy OF my patent the object OF this ID TO state that Ladd
Webster CO. have full cepse from me 10 make sell and
sewing Of 1886, and that
ELIAS HOWE, Jr.
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WASHINGTON, March %, 1880.
Reports Of private character were made from the
various standing committees
Mr. NELSON e. opp OF Tenn, desired 70 proceed 10 the
consideration Of the bill 70 suppress polysamy In Utah
The srKAKER said he did not consider the bin Of pri
vsse character. Qaughter)
Mr. DuErI ep.) Of N. " introduced bill TO provide
for the holding Of the term Of the District Court q The
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


The News from Mexico-The Union Move-
ment for tho neutrality-suspicious. at
Warrington and Albany-The Latest
News from Europe, California, Cubs,
the West Indies, dsc.-The Spring FASH
ions-The Prize Ring-The Latest News
CONDITION OF the Markets, &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be ready at ten O'Clock
this morning Among IL contents will be found full
details OF the News from Mexico, including the Official
Account Of the Capture Of Mramons Vessels Of War the
Union Movement for the Prcsidency-The Baltimore Con-
vention-Sketches Of the Candidaes-The Probable Plat
form-The Popular Vote at the Last Election, &C. the
Proceedings Of Congress, with the HERAID's Special
Dispatches the Latest News from Europe, California,
Cuba, the West Indies, &c the Spring FashionsOpen-
ing Day in the Metropolis the Prize RingThe Interna-
tional Match-Is Progress and Aspects-State Of the
Betting, &c-Editorals on Prominent Events Reports OF
the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and all in
estne Of thu past week, received by telegraph
otherwise. Single COPIES in wrappers, can be had at
the counter Of the office, corner Of Fulton and Nassau
streets. Price ak cents.
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate
wAmSGroS, March -, 1850.
Mr.. CAMERON (rep) Of Pa, presented petition from
citizens or Ohio, a.kipg for protection to iron.
Mr.. PuoH, (cem Of Ohio, made an adverse report on
the petition Of the citizens Of Ohio for bounty lands TO the
soldiers Of the war Of 1872
Mr. PuGH introduced bill amendatoy Of the act 70 e.
tahlkh the Territory OF Utah
On molten OF Mr.. BuGIER, (dem) OF Pa, the bill to
amend the Patent laws made the special order for
Wedneeday.
Mr.. LATHAM (dem.) o.! Cal, introduced resolution
calling Secretary Of the Interior 10 urnish the
port Of the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs - 70 the
depredacps committed by Indians In California In 1901
Mr.. BRowN, (dem) OF Miss, INTRODUCED resolution
nsructing the Committee on Public Lands to inquire into
the expedency Of ceding The public lands 70 the States
wherein they lie, which was adopted.
Mr.. TooMn, (dem) Of Ga, introduced q bill for the
repeal OF the act 1853, relative 10 private land claims
In Missouri and Louisiana
The private calendar Wa taken up.
Adjourned.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state LOttc-
RES WOOD, EDDY CO. Managers of tbs
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS, No. al, Maroon %, 1850.
50, 35, 38, 1s, "a, 3, 81, GO, 60, II, So, IS.
DEiAwARE-CLAss No. 1l2 MARCH %, 1860.
CO, 67, 20, 3, l, 66, 2, o, II, 80, rs, rs, Ga.
Circulars sent fres Of charge BY addressing
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington. Delaware
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MRS. ELLEN KEY BLUSI's RFApISos.-Mrs. Ellen Key
Blunt whose readings Of selections from the poets met
with much applause Tuesday evening last, will, by
general request give another Of her readings 70 night as
Of the New York Historical Society In Eleventh
afrs, "A
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sw article, We are some " hat no
7 giving publicity 10 that which,
Ised Of merit.
qcalily OF Whirkey made FROM
md II not only n s1pef Tor Artclo
ldered n great rem dial agent b
nd In fact all pulmonary COM
led BY competent persons, and
II csroon.
cd sircs it, iptrodu sion. now
iflicient guarantee Of tho Eroae
ny OF the leading physiciaus a
{ the country. AZ well m tlinoo
ariably give 10 II the preferences
for similar complaints
JOHN MILLS 4 90.
by the undersigned, druggists
Geo. W. Bus.eed, 4Of 4ih Az.
jesse y. Lee 0rnor 4th ~.
and I'D 81
Elmer 4 Amend, 1913 81 Nv.
A q. Dunn, Ass 50 Az.
w. II. LIZ es, l5l 9Th Nv.
j. Is. Ere en-. l7g 9th Nv.
James Con 10. 16S6th,av.
A Mas,n. Isl 9Th av.
II. Mortimer Decy, 5s3. u adsoo
street.
r chsmbers 57s Hudscn It
T. W. Dyott 4 Sons. 2i4 Nortk
I'd st PhlladsI phiA.
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Bachelors Hair Dye and wigs arc Un-
paraeed The Dye applied private sky Light Great
Improvement In Wigs Separate for lAdss 10 Bond
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Gents Dress Hats.-Fasht0ns for Spring.
Standard price thrss dollars London and Par styles Tor
young genss
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Steinway & Sons
OVERSEEING GRANDs AND SQUARE PIANOS
Warerooms "a and 81 Walker street
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CHICAGO, MATCH % I6BU
Judge Love- of the United States District Court Of Iowa.
Tuesday last in the of the st. Louis Chamber Of
Commerce against the Rock Island Bridge Company, de-
cded that the said bridge was 1nusance; and decreed
that the defendant should remove the pier by the
LIST Of July and the lower part by the LIST Of October
The will be taken to the Supr me Court
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Parker Br0s.' London Club Sauce IL
superior TO- ali others In and sold much loss rate
Indispensable Il The breakfast unoh dinner table, one
has only 70 procure bottle from any respecabe
test Ito savory qualities Orders supplied By A. PARKER,
is Bseiman strses Solo Agent for 81 United states
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The Maryland Demooratic STATE Goa

The Maryland Democratic State Con-
vention.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION.
BALnons, March q, $780,
permanent organization Of the Maryland STATE Demo
cratic Convention u in session here. Ex Cover
nor Lowe is tho Chairman, and the Vice Pres
dents are chosen one from each district Tho committee
appointed resolutions will report this morning, after
which delegates VIII be elected TO Charleston.
Tho Committee on Resolutions reported series, in sub
stance Is follows
The people Of Maryland, frontier Southern State
are most vitality interested in the protection OF slave pro
FEDERAL Oonstution denounces = wicked the rsasonsbIs
attempts by the Northern people 70 regulate or invade By
discussion agitation Or otherwise the domestic institutions
That we pledge ourselves To unite with our South
crn brethren In asserting and maintaining
stutiona rights 1t every hazard and 70 tho last exre-
That We do faithfully adhere To tho political prn-
cples Of tho National Convention Of 1885, ~ the true
l. That ws stand upon the policy Of NON interven
ton by Congress with the institution Of slavery 10 tho
that declare be opinion thai neither Congress
nor the people Of Territory, organized or d.
.scy or can Win the w. SsaSO o
clare that such right more properly referaoe 70 judicial
instruction, and that the adjudication Of the Supreme
member Of the democratic party, and will certainly
TO the public pesoe than any form Of sgslAtve
Intervention
TO- That perfect freedom Of opinion upon all ques-
tons oughtto be enjoyed by every member Of the party
and all differences tolerated until the Democratic Conven
ton Supreme Court the States shall issue,
when becomes an imperative duty to yield unqualified
adhesion.
That we approve Of the general policy OF the present
national administration.
T. That we will give our support TO the nominee Of
the Charleston Convention.
AL the resolutions were unanimously adopted
Several addresses were maie counseing harmony and
moderation, and urging the importance Of contributing 70
the selection Of such nominee at Charleston will
sure next fall as the only Of meeting the
disastrous consequences which threaten the Union.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for delegates
from the State al large. and the following chosen
John Contse, VIM. Hamilton, LOWS Nolford and John
r. Emory. The choice made unanimous
E. Louis Lowe and James L. Martin then chosen
by reclamation Electors for the State at large
The delegates are unpledged, but generally con-
sdered anti Douglas
There was much enthusiasm In the Convention.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye wigs and Toupees
the world Wholesale and retail, and The dye pr
yAtely applied No. 6 AsoY House.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murs,
street, New York.
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Billiards.-Bassf0rd, Jr.. Invites his
friends 70 call Rensen stress Brooklyn. Sales
playing rooms e Fulton street, and No Ann, X.
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BaYry's Trfcopherous 10 the best and
article for beaufy ing cleansnf curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Lads y T. sot BY all
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Mealio's Spring style OF Gentlemcn's
Hats ready for Inspection 4l6 BROADWAY, COR
NER OF CANAL STREET.
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The shosm6kers' strike at Haverhiu.
BosroS, March Is, 1860.
The shoemaker strike at HAverhin has collapsed.
Most Of the ouTs have gone to work. and the President Of
the organization with the other leaders, have resigned In
dnguat after denouncng the strkers for not holding out
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Married.

BUTrIK-BRrAST-Un Thursday evening, March 90, by
the Rev. N D. c. Crawford, Mr.. RoBxxr Burrl TO Miss
HATTIE BRYANT both Of this city
SaxGE-IKST1sG On Wednesday March 81, by the
Rev. Charles 6oehing at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother Stapleton, Staten Island WILLIAM T. SAEaE to
Miss CAROLINE IENIING
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MILLS BoURBONIA.
M No. Il BROADWAY, EEw YORK March Ie6o.
To THE PUBLIC.

In Offering 10 your rot,e a L
luctant 70 adopt this method ,
we are reslly satisfied is poe o
MILLS BOUkBOhIA Ia .
the best selected Indian corp,
ss . beverage, but ia alec cor
cases OF asihma, bror chits.
plsiuts; being csrefuliy cist
thoroughly purified by the use
The popularity II las attaiI
about eigh.een months. Ia 4 q
benefit 10 be derived by liz use
1ba accommodating Of m,
not only this city but throus bo1
OF persops who have used !: In
over almost eve y other article
Soliciting your patronage, WI
Yours. respeclfully
Mills Bouybcpia win be solt
generally, and at our ollce:--
Hegeman q Co., 16l, 800, 6ll
and 1856 Broad gay.
L. Grammar. 693 Broadway.
John Csnavan. 7iS Broad way.
W. ]. Oilifre. go Broad way.
r. A. Hegeman, COZ ner 18th
n. and 4th av.
A. M. ConkliD, l,l3l Broad
way.
Cssaw oil, Mack 4 Co corner
Broadway enc 24th IT.
William NorgAArd. corner OF
Broadway and 18th IT.
John Mee kim, $40 Broadway.
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David's Spring style OF Gentlemen
Hats ready. Gaeszoom 40 Broadway near Duane
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Paris Boots, Shoes and Caters, Single.
double and cork eoies Just received by EUGENE FkRkiS
bootn akcr, 81 Nassau street.
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PhrenOlORicel Examinations with
Cbarc and full written characters given daily at row
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kentucky Delegates to tho Chicago Con.
venttOn.
LOUISVILLE, March %, 1850.
The republicans Of the Seventh Congressional district
Of Kentucky yesterday elected Bland Ballard end H. W.
Halves delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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The America Outward Bound.
HALIFAX, March q, $780,
The steamship America arrived here from Boston at
three O'Clock this morning. and sailed again for Liverpool
three hours Afterwards. Weather thick and rainy.
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
ready. WHITE Halter ZIG Broadway. opposite st Pauls
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Maryland Delegates tn Charleston.
BALTIMORE, March g. 1850
Tho Fifth Congressional District Of Maryland has chosen
Bradley johnson and John j. Menson delegates 10 the
Charleston Convention. They are unpledged.
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Hollew1y's Pills.-Si or Nervous
HEADACHES IRE natural results Of dsor6ered stmacha 70
Which Ain closely allied. BY renovating The stomach
bow els ard secre Win hess medicines all Headaches MI
quickly he relieved
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Prof. Lister, Astrologer, IS Lowell street
Boston, Mass. A circular Of terms sent free.
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Observation-Disclosures Gallery, 249
fucn street-Phcsoaphs, miniature 70 nfs sze; Canso
types. DaguerrcotypeS unequAlled
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Broadway and Fulton Stroet.-Thats
KNOWS locality hid store select Of biz superb
Hats Of Tho spring style.
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Hart, tho Halter, Is Now Selling the
spring style Of Hats Dresa - o. HART, manufacsurer Of
gents HATS 81 Chatham
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z, MARCH "a, 1seO-TRIPLE SHEET

Drawings OF France Broadbents & Co.'s
Delaware LOstsries;-
Sussex couSrr-CIAss II, MARcu H. 1850.
=, o., rs, rs, IL, 70, %, 68, 80, ~. 9, so.
. CoNsoIipAIED LorrEKv-CIAss IS. MARCH e. 1850.
81, 70, rs, 43, g. b6, so. l6, as, As, IT, 65 a. kS
FRANCE. BROA DRENTN 4 90
Wllminst0n DolA Ware.
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United States for the Northern district OF New York.
nualiy, n Binghamtou.
passed.
Adjourned till Monday.
The Baltic I'm Route 20 New York with
$3.50 I'm Treasure.
Adjourned till Monday.

The steamship 81. Louis, from Aspnwan on the 18th
inst, has arrived here.
The steemship Baltic sailed from Aspuwall the 18th
for New York. with $50 passengers nd $685. 600
sure.
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Hilrs Hair Dye 30 Cents,-Dep0t No.
BARCLAY sres and sod By Ill Srsggaa InfAlbe ongusat
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NEW LONDON, O., March q, 1850.
The. republicans are holding mass meeting at the
courthouse in this city night Hon. Thomas Corwin,
OF Ohio, u now addressing an immense assembly. An
rreprcsebe enthusiasm and confident expectations Of
approaching signal victory prevails among the repubn
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singer's sewing Machinss:

DesiRned an manufacturing PURPOSES nolseleN ID
opertcn very rapid and capable Of every kind OF work
& the bssi machlne ever produced Prioe oaly Sll0.
l. II SINGER CO., l58 Broadway.
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MxS. Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup..Mi1l.
iona Of bottles every In The United ses for
ohxidren eerhpg, with failing Rehef nme
diaA and certain. Only - cents q bottle.
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Murder I'm = Jail.

FLINT, Mich. March %, 1850.
A prisoner named Torrer was stabbed and instantly
killed in the county jail to day by fellow prisoner named
Alderman, who was under confinement for supposed
TINS auttv
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Virginia Delegates to tho Charleston
Convention.
FARxvnLE, Va, March q, 1SC0
The Convention to select delegates 10 Charleston
day, and appointed Hon. Mr.. Hubbard, OF Buckingham
and R. r. Glass Of Lynchburg, delegates, and s. b.
cock and B. j. worsham alternases. They al Hunter
men.
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TTusses OF Every Description fer Per-
mansrt rAenHon q RUPTURE bathing Trnses eupporers
shcuoer Brasss euspersory Bsnagcs SIX elastic socsin
Knee Caps Apkiets and all russl sppfanoes esuneeail
New York.
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OVET9 WAHPHNE AND INDIAN VEGETABLE n.
~ tract changes gray hair to its original color and h
Free from sulphur Does not ode ewey ptu0
the system Ike other hair resoravea So 50 per DOZEN bozs
Is BIeecker Atfeel
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IIECKRk'sF PARMA JELLY, DELICIOUS DEsgKRT.
and re best substitute fos animal food 1snriohes -
tables OF TIE Astor Ho1s and all tho principal saloo
eckers FaIna Boes 70 prevent burning scorhing; Jsy
nods OF various sizes forms and
Abiahment. No New Canal street Kas Broadway.
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Hysts Life Bslsam the certain c0uqueror Rheu
srofula Kings Evil with every disease flowing from grs
impury Of blood matter OF how long standing W.
source derived Tho Iifo BALKAN equally edcsc,us n
most forms OF Old Ulcers Eryspeas Fever Sores aA
win coucusively show that there medc ne which o.
and that has also cured the worst OF ~
Complaint and FistuA Principal depot 246 Grand sreos
agent for BROOKLYN Mrs HAYES, rs Fulton street. Fo2
ssle by all druggists; IS cents per bottle
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IT rs IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL THE MOMENT WHRR
you may not have TO administer spirits possibly
save life btan the genuine and pure kEED's London
Cordial Gin Vaults lis East Twenty ninh street. NJ 2.
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IL cal work which AL should read, impAr kno wslI
never before published Those Affected with nsrvoue o
billy local and general who dcre hn0wlsdEo Of -
ate. ply siooSscal researches should mot fail 70 Rad
mated ard lold by a. @. LAwRENCE, No vsseJ srss4
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NOTICE i hereby given 10 all persons
\ INDEBTED SIX months or more to Gi..hGS
MARSH, eIgh-r by Note or B.oh Account. 10
ca! aud 7ly = &Ilhin Two weeks from taIe.
au1 save costs. 4 word l. Inc wise, &c.
LeGl>Jurg. Dec. :, 1860
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