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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

williams Who Affirmed that the civil naagiss
fFatss had power % restFpin and punish crime
But not suppress The freedom d ne soul
avoved. and deisuded " its oIiglaates; y.
though II cost him banishment from The 60
ioty II has also been endorsed ~ The noblest
spIrits q our age. and Il Incorporated n The
sftiril II OUT holy constitntion.a and sheds beam
81 Immortality On The memory IL tho man who,
Il the risk Of ali. publiciy defended 4 How
.tranre Il would seem that these very men
VINO tied from persecution fcr opinion sake,
who after they had obtained their freedom
from the intolerancs q tho systems Of the, Gid
World. should - soon turn round and pefse
cute those who saw iit ID diTTer with them III
matters 81 conscience, and raise 4 hgie and cty
over ihsm nntIi the poor beTetie (as be was
called mist atone Tor HE heIesy by being
hung, burnt or banisled II fuIIy illustrates
Tie human character, and proves that men in
The exercise II government over themselves
arc very indnIgent on in, other words. aenap-
cratic; but when they exercise that power over
others. they become tyfants 10 this general
rule, however. there are noble Exceptions
bot they are Ike stgcIs' visits % eattIt, few
and tar between
The new colonies eontinusd 20 Increase n
Strength and numbers until the hofdsrs q the
Atlantic, from Name % Georgia were densely
settled Towns and ritirs4 sprang up Al w
magic; they multiplied 90 rapidly that y less
than 4 century anda half they numbered t e
millions I'VE bundled thousand lhe Cover III
nor and subordinate oiiieers we're creatures ~
the Crown and Ministry n whose appoint
Inent the eolonies had no voice; ignorant 81
the condition Of the people, as they we're IN
different to their welfare. They were Koyai-
ists. devoted 70 hssiascrests II the King and
aristocracy and were qualified ii tiieif Of
tcial capacity ~ meet the wants of the peo-
pic on grounds Of aecorrtnoi ation, and a. tho
same Time 70 their governments
Their approach therefore was studied and cold
The people on the other hand were suspicious
and distant u required no prophet 20 toFeieil
what the consequence Of these thirgs wonld be-,
Eulnof was on The wing IN. those days with her
Ten thousand Tongues otlll the ears Of tue royal
oificials with false tales concerning the people
Who. rs they affected 70 believe, were iosttfing
.theapifit Of rebellion against the mother. couu-
Tyiand those who understood the public feeling
could NOT lie lalicr.d ,xhen fl.ev foi,jt az,
+, 4. - 80 .,'o
- o.ust ~ ing minus 81 INC
ifientis OF the royal government Their
prosperity and increasing wealth excited
~. ~ N. I, ~ ~, ~, VIZ "a
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
THE
MOUNTAI NEER.
TrIiR
snEsT SAT- LlkE rrTY'
saturday, JUNE u, 1850

Rotirics The political horizon down
East presents sombre hue of creeds
platforms, and dogmas, striped with black,
ct on green. with no relief. This mon
grel brood, the progeny Of Whiggery and
Toryism. still continues IL Sit III conycn-
ton. under The name and style a. Demo.
ernt, Republican, Union, Peoples party,
True Southern Democracy, National DC.
mocracy, and Buchanan Democracy iii
ef which can be summed ~ by adding
mcckefy q the peoples rights The Il,
suits q the labors Of some 81 these AFRO
giant parties have been given, and I'd nov
await tho arrival n the Pony ID lay be
fore our renders. the result DC the dclibera
lions cf the Southern wing Of The Democra
tic partyat Richmond. aud of tho Iabors d
tho Northern wing ~ Baltimore. These
being the only two recognized parties who
ore yet IN travail, and who must bring
forth In pain. We feel anxious to iay
their proceedings before our readers pro
sious 10 the people Of the United States
commencing to caucus for their candidate
Tor the next prssidency II the people
select . nominee. there viii be hve candi
dates FOR electors 10 choose from at the
election ii November NEXT Who win be
President We are still for the old hero
Of San Jacinto- GES. SAN HoUsfoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21

srlGos NJ JrxrISe 0vxRsoARD--A man. whose name
ia supposed to be G. L. Robbins, committed suicide yes
tertsy morning by jumping overheard from one Of she
Cathar inc street ferry boats Hs body not recovered
A memorandum book found the wharf, and which was
supposed to have been there by deceased contained
raper With the following written in lead pencil 81 have
lived long enough Good bye all Ny brother lives cor
Of First place and Court street. e. 1. Robbins
The mrnofandrp book u In possession OF Mr.. Aaron
Vanderbilt corner OF Concord and stanton streets The
oupsns OF the house designated 10 the note have Ht
the city on a tour 10 the western iart OF TINS state
FATAL TgsMSAuos or A orARrf1--A SIGHT occurred be.
tween two men, named James Farrell and Ne' oann'n IN
Columbia street, Hamilton avenue on Tuesday even
sag They fought for half On hour and both being nearly
exhausted were finally taken apart by the neieho"rs
Farrell west INTO his house by, and lying down was
discovered about two hourskafterwards dead cannon
wac arrested by the Third precinct police Aud y de@hei
by orier Of The Coroner until an Investigation b. mide
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Union Of Life and Death.

PURE BLOOD OWES LIFE AND THE BLOOMING
COLNTENAkCE -.
Acfin onious hunos disease ant when IN e~ss PlV
that miserable salowness OF the complexion Hhcn u
Gates remote condition from health.
THE PRINCIPLE Or LIFE r. BLOOD.
THE PRINCIPLE or DEATH
is oorrupb which generates acrimonious h,nors whose
accumulation human body the occasion OF every ache
OF OF every OF disease ~ 10 ms primer
pie which bounds to the exen; OF lives VINE u
KEEP, under live; when gains the ascentisicy we ae
A MEDICINE. -
therefore which will keep down this principle Of desh VIII
aid us TO reach full extent Of life and such Brandreths
RUS, which are harmless bread and only Act upon sn
around rsrs In and where acrimonious hunors have
mach and bowels thus aiding the Life Principle by purifying
IT,, which Ia the blood For 100 they have proved
nfabe eorrectors OF disorders OF the stomach aud
bowels, curing oostiseness and spasms, whether from
headache dizziness and swimming feeling the head accom-
panied with unconquerabe drowsiness usually symptoms
of appoplexy or paralysis queer tight dragging feeling Just
above the dphram generally most eyder upon rising In the
which Brandreths Pills surely These symptoms
generally allied with torpidy suggshness Of the
liver, caused by the presence upon that organ OF
an accumulation Of acrimonious humors- These Bran
action is restored Their convnces their goodness
regans its OF heahu digestion bright
clear takes the place OF melancholy sal
lowness light elastic sprngy step OF health takes the
and ali from the use OF these Pills blessings have TO
be felt to be comprehended and believed
Principal office for sale Of $1,000. ,,xv,a
Brandre,h Building; also No Union sauare; 29s Bowery
street.
Price Is cents per box with full directions
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CITY Intelligence.

Frs IN FHra STKiEr-SkykN HoRsES BrKNsD 10
DEAra-Bctwecn twelve and one O'Clock on "Wednesday
morning fire broke out in OF frame stables, No
1Io Ffh street The flames spread rapidly aud before
the Ore was ex,inguished i've horses burned TO
death aud two others severely injured that they
Afterwards killed The building facing the street - Of
brick two stories high The first floor occupied by
samuel Lauderbeck stable for four horses. Three
were saved ana one burned DEATH Of tsc saved
Is badly injured These insured IN the Pacific
Insurance Company. The upper part OF the building
occupied by Frank Rolzhauser ~ dwelling. HIS loss
on furniture will amount 10 about $50, no insurance.
Strauss 4 Co lost one h"rse worth 500 Mr. Daneman
lost horses worth IS 600 H. lazarus Co lost two
horses worth 500 aud Mr. sa,er cs' one horse worth
about $500 There insurance on these horses The
stables owned by Frank Rczhauser Loss about
$500 insurance .
Goodman Is damaged about s25: Insurance The ori-
gin OF the ERE Is unknown ~ present II under nyezt
cation by tue Fire Marsh
: wsxy-xc oe rug AcApYNY oy MEDICINE meeting of
the members OF the Academy OF Medicine took place in
University Baldng. Washington square, last evening
Dr. Watson President OF the society, in the chair DE-.
Van Barren appointed by the President to prepare
biography OF the late IN s,acs. Ia consequence Of
his long intimacy with Dr. Isaacs, lee j. peculiarly com
pelcut 10 perform that duty. special meeting q the
ACADEMY held last Monday, IN he Brooklyn City Hall,
resolutions expressive Of regret q, The death admiration
for the character and sympathy with the hmy o. heir
decreased friend, were unanimously adopted a copy OF
the resolutions was ordered be presented u the family
OF Or Isaacs Dr. Davis then read ntetezng paper eN
panatory Of his patent spint for hip disease which APP
rrarcd 10 give great satisfaction 10 the medical gile
men preseut. The meeting aid nc' adjourn un'h n'e
hour.
FRg N BROAD SrRnI. About three O'Clock on Wednes'
day morning FIRE discovered in the building No 81
Broad street, occupied BY Iorewood Co, Fast India
commission merchants. The Gremcn promptly ex
sngushed the The damage to the stock principally
D. water smoke aud will probably amount 10 50 900
insured Cor els 900 10 the Unity and $40 900 IN the Com
rnercia insurance comran'es The building Is owned Wy
Fs IaiLrop II Is damaged about 500 insured in th'
onion Mu,ua Insurance Company The IRE oig,uaied "a
the ONCE. and y supposed caused IN som
accidental manner unknown at present
CAHrsssSx-s WITH FIEEARNs.As the ferrybcai Hinch
back lc her slip for Staten Island her last trip, o.
Tuesday evening, and when passing The bark Honduras
just arrived some persons board the bark discharged
their pistols, which being serious matter 4
two OF The passengers the boat. Of the ball
passed between their heads AMI struck the stat benin
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:.~~aa He had not assailed the other silc, bat ap
xeaed 10 hts party friends He made issue 10
vino IL responsible If the Senate had put ia extraya
CANT amounts, the action was TO be condemned He
thought that il the votes OF that body examined
oud be found that there comparatively few demo
Gratis arrayed the side Of exrayagance Unless this
bill shall pass the President VIII be compelled 10 call an
extra session. He appealed to all patriotic gentlemen
Aid him in passing this bill only for the benefit of the
government but for their comfort and convenience.
In the House refuse reconsider their vote the bill will
stand defeated. (Cres from the republican side, sob,
no.")
Mr. BRANCH moved the previous question under the
operation Of which the vote OF rejection econsidercd
and the report concurrcd in by % against IL.
Adjourned
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Married.

BEcKER-D HuYvErTER On Tuesday, June 10, by Rev.
Or. Pise, at ST. Charles Borromeo church, Brooklyn,
ANTON BECKER, Of Staufen Grand Duchy OF Baden Ger
many, 10 EULAIIE ~ j. D'HUyvErER daughter Of Albert
G. J. D'Huy vetter, Esq, Of Antwerp, Belgium.
KENDAIL-QrACKENBusH-A Blocker street Universal
it church, Wednesday, June 90 by Rev. Moses Bal
lou Mr.. JNo H. KENDALL 10 Miss MARY OLIVIA, daughter
of Benjamin Quackenbush ESQ, all of this city.
Philadelphia and 81. Paul, Minnesota, papers please
copy.
dence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Isaac Mcbride
See Mr. ROBERT HUDSON RILEY to LzzIE third daughter Of
the late VIM. C. Burnett
srxosyII-OPDYsE On Wednesday, June 20, at the Col.
legate Dutch church Fifth avenue, by the Rev Benz w
Martini EDWARD c. SrEoBELL to EaELNE, daughter Of
George 0pdyke, Esq. all Of this city.
Ssrm-DWoIf-ln this city, Tuesday, June 10,
by Rev. DIR. Cummings, B. FRANK SMITH TO MADELEINE
DWotS daughter Of the late William Henry Dwolf, Of
Bristol, r.
wncox-wARDwELL~-In this city, on Thursday, juno
a. by Rev. Jno A. Roche, rmo WILCOX TO Hiss MARY r.
WARDvyIL, both Of Norwaik, Conn.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1850
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state dves, 963s Read
dng Railroad, 20t4 Morris Canal, Sc; Long Island Rail
road, IL Pennsylvania Railroad, 3sk Sight exchange
BAIrInoRs, June 20, 1860.
Flour steady; Howard and city mills at IS So
Ohio held al the same price Wheat steady red 81 Is
81 IS, white at 81 40 81 S. Corn active: yellow at
CSC &c, white at Tic. 75c Provisions active and
buoyant, but unchanged in price whiskeJ 2lc
PHILADELPHIA juno 20. 1860
Flour dell sales 1000 bbs SIS 25 Wheat dull: red
81 20 81 So white 81 So a 81 so. Corn firm yellow,
Csc. Provisions firm. Whisky drm at Gle 22c
ALBANY June 20-6P VI.
Flour-There ia more selling day, at steady rates
I;rain-Iitte doing. Corn-Sales about Ia 700 bushels
Western mixed at 81 Nc, atioat. Oats easier sales OF
900 bushels State 1ac. 41c Rye-saies OF 600
bushels at Soc per SO lbs Nothing doing in wheat or bar
ley. - =, ~, ,oeo
Flour market steady Wheat nrmer demand moderate:
sales II 900 bushels at 81 Is for No Milwaukee ciuo
81 80 Tor white Western; No. Chicago spring heh al
81 H. Corn steady sales So9 oo TOT no
bushels SAC. whskey nominal at zoe Canal ireigh,s
steady. lake imports-7oo bbls flour, $4,000 bushels
wheat lis 900 bushels 10 900 bushels oats Canal
exports 600 bbls. -four, IS 900 bushels wheat, oo0oo
bushels corn, and 600 bushels oats 900.
Flour steady AT IS IS 25 for common state and
50 rs 81 for iavorite double extra city brands Wheat
market better but quiet sales 100 bushels white lndi-
ana at 81 3d. and 400 bushels red do at 81 % Corn
without material change: sales 800 bushels at 56s4c
and $500 bushels do. private terms Canal Freigts
steady at 2ec on -four, &C. on wheat o1c on corr 70
els wheat 40 800 bushels corn Canal cxports300 bbs
-FOUR % 800 bushels wheat, 124oo bushels corn, ZOO
The Milwaukee club quoted yesterday should have been
CINCINNATI. June 90 1850.
Flour in better demand nt 81 90 for superfne Whis-
kew steady at Ike Pork firm: SIS SIS 25 b.
con &c. lOc. offered, and sac. 1oAc asked. Wheat
quiet at 81 H. Money market easy at 10 II per cent
Sight exchange on New York "a per cent premium
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The third meeting Of the Central Park Investigating
Committee was held yesterday morning at No o. Ex-
.change pce-Mr John Mcleod Murphy, the President in
the chair All the members OF the committee present
Mr. MrSRoE offered resolutions directing the clerk TO
obtain for committee all documents necessary to the
prosecution Of tgatien, which were adopted
On motion Of Mr.. MURPHY II resolved to appoint
suitable person to aid the clerk In making an examination
of the books and accounts Of the Central Park Commits
sioncrs ascertain the total amounts expended up
10 July 1890 In the following ways-tmst, Tor labor;
second for MATERIAL third for work done under contracts
fourth police; b for clerk hires sixth for saar les
of engineers hecs and draftsmen SEVENTH for saa-
ries, 6c., Of Commissioners.
The remaining portion of the session occupied in
Ing and preparing subppna for the attendance OF the
various Witnesses alter which tue committee ADJOURNED
40 meet a, the Asior House at ten O'Clock A. ~ On fri
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wIlIia m.bwrx city News.

PRoBABLE FATAL FII9cT Bin FROM MAD DN t--Aiew
days ago a Miss Susan Mcdonald, residing in Non TIA First
street, near Fourth bitten by wad dog. he was
soou after taken sick her exhibiting every syn npom
of ny dropoba She has been growing constantly worse
until last night, when expectation whatever OF IN TO
covery entertained.
SrpprN DEATH "A young man named Joseph Cocst 1an
died very suddenly his residence of Debevo se
stree, and Graham yesterday. Coroner Murpl
will bold inquest to-day.
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The Reason Why.-Many Complain OF
and low spirits during the warm weather. while
others bear under with great elasticity of mind and body
The of this difference unaccountable first
plain enough Those who have retained their ponderons cha
peaux have bought Summer Hats of others than KNOX
No 22 Broadway have been unjsty oppressed and sink
under their weight while those who have dealt with our prince
OF chapaers whose Hats combine the trinity of airy ghtness
flexible strength and becoming grace feel gay hearted
young heir with happy life before him.
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BAsfa ulting Of a Railroad President.
RIfuxoSD June 1880

Eiwi, Robinson, President Of the Washington ana
Rchmond Railroad, becoming involved, voluntarily de-
lared the fact that he had surrendered the personal pro-
aerty OF the company TO whom he said he was DEFAULT
er TO siderabe He awaits investigation
His conduct in the affair is highly honorable and he IS
much respected.
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S,owrt Cnlendar-This Day.

SUPREME CouI1-Cmorir--Part 1-Adjourned. Part
Mos 10 SOL $780, sss se2 500, 500 l1st, 11tS 222,
T37. 1912 l0l2 Az lois, SO, SI4 ll5O, 1l54 1l5s
uNntp STATES DnrsICT Corn.-Noe Is, IL II 10 %.
SUPERIOR CorRT-Psri Nos. 4sa, AS. 233. s5I 413,
IC, af3 1885 POS Part 2Nos. AIS 6l0, 100, 10, AS
GIG SIS $50 62i, 6e6 62s, $50 2s5 $50
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rie~-wOOD. EDDY co, Managers Of tho
prrAwApv AND MISSOURI LorrvRrxs.
DKLAwARS-ExfRA CLASS No. f95, JuSE d. 1850.
&C. &C. 49, As IS, 63 40, 30 81. 7s 46, o., l6. y.
pyrAwARx-CtASs No. 2si. jun D. ls6O.
2S 90. y5, s, z, a.. II, 2, u, 81, Al, 81, 20.
Circulars sept free OF charge BY addressing either
WOOD, EDDY a Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
or 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. st. Louis, Minour-
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numbsrz drew he principal prizes IN the ROYAL Havana Lot
,,ry o june !. - ,x.N.-. r~.v.. tx,r.A.r. pr,ve.
- I ~, ,,.
Sos Isl tss 2iol "a o, Ag4 ASA bss7 57il s7i3
n 1-6lb 1864
sg1 Ielo aoucs y cc se = sis y Ia = SO y s,
- g 20 - 1oo - a. ~, s.ch "''' '-' -'
For crcnss ss 10 ne above drawings address Don fsoir
hsrhv c.nsoaea seas he purchase 81 At stores
hare them as some may he o. ,n,erer segh
sa - npes $500 ~ ust., isne ,.bsrs no Saber
s 20 - - rsai wy ~ "
-pn..o-r.un. Miniatures.
cs'. Iy...,. ~. 80 .aierss. ...shl,.aes ls,l Al
20 Yn,.,, ssrset bv CHAs n WILMINGTON
Holmes Photogrnpns-shmpms ror-
irsis.Iancoln Houston, Bell Dougs aud h's io"mF sea
Co~d Tea One Dollar the Chest, at
CHRISTI kNeOy's tea warehouse No Ctamyers street.
40. .iei.s
|
wheeler and wilson's Sewing Mac hines.
"a STAT "a C..,s Celebrated r,iips,e
-. Ss,.,- -. $780,.
LOCI sl'ch A0o SeuAs 1 q suiIfSs a, Rro.sx.v
- " ~
A Grover = Baker Noiseiess sewing Ma
chine y TIE bes frend Of NE family once 10 brosi~
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M AoFD SrIcpg--An old woman, eighty two years o.
age Martha Shan, committed suicide Ia Detroit,
on the 10Th inst, by hanging herself
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past two O'CLOCK from her late resdscce No. Booruna
dlace, West Thirty third street,.N Y.
WALuss I'm this city, on Monday June 10, KARoAsss
j. widow OF the late James Walters, and daughter n
Aaron v. and Eliza B. Hendricks.
The remains were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
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Murder OF One Woman BY Another.

fooora Barry seventy years old, was killed last night
IN her shop IN Utica street by Mrs. Mary Mcire The
latter called rum and being refused beat the
old AZ % DEATH
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sussrI CousrY Gas III, Jvrr - $3.50.
g., 81. 80. 80, 81. 60, 6j, 81. 30, !. 81, 4. 80.
CosspSpsrrp IorrxsY. Class lOi. JUrr %. 1880
3, IL 1 20. IA, ~. 81. 2, SO, 81, ~, SO, T3.
FRANCE BROADBENrs q co,
Managers. Wilmington, Delaware.
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Drumgold & Proch, Formerly OF a14

Broadway having made connection with Benson Jr the
we'll known of gentemens apparel loca
ted 446 Broome door of Broadway Their
friends invited TO call Clothes Of all
descriptions made order lowest cash prices Particular
attention paid 10 Army and Navy Uniforms
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White, the Halter, Ahead.-New shapes
In fine Straw Hats 10000 ditto from auction One doAr
each. 3l6 Broadway.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, June 10, Io0O
The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived at
her wharf at six o'clock Friday evening All well
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cos Consolidated Lotteries OF Georcia-
CLAs- SOL, JUsg 10, 1861
G. 81 g. l3 SO, 22, IL, as. 40. 60, CO. &c, s..
Gas :Gl IuSE % lao
10. %. 81. %. 81. AZ, u, 80, "a, %. 10.
Prizes cash.d Al sa3 Broadway Circulars sent free.
HODGES. DAVIS a Co,
Managers Mscon, Georgia.
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Lady Readers Of the Herald.-Gaiter
Boots rs 10 2s: Slips and Ties 6s and Is. pair with
boys misses and chdren's Boots and Shoes all styles and
prices, at MILLER 4 CO.'S, ST Canal street.
Strangers and Citizens May Now Avail
themselves Of Professor FOW services at the Phreno
logical Cabinet y0 Broadway, obtain chats with full
written descriptions Of character. Museum free visers
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Jetssrss Hair Dye-Ts Golfer Brown. -
renss best blsck Tscens per bra whoesls AMI rets ~
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Chrsssadcro's Hair Dye, wigs, and rou-
pees the hes In v.rid wholesale and retail
orlv,,eiv ann,ied Al Astnr House.
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Barry's Trtcophsrous " the 0est and
for dressing, bssugfvns c~a1xn1 curing
preserving and reshssnx We sr f~n-- trY sDd 5y al
ayugggA
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Coed Tea, One Dollar the Chest. a,
CfRfSTrANSON'S tea warehouse. No ChamSers street
aud ZIG Oreenw ich street
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Csus,on.-Purshs sers of Fireworks mr.

hereby the purchase q fireworks At store
where only enough OF Edges gs kept 20 that the
have them may he OF inferior manufacturers soug
Edges The hes; 70 purchase Al EDGES depo
No liz Broadway of Maiden lane where no othe
Goods kept.
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Brooklyn. - Photographs. Miniatmrcs
Csbsness Irpersis life size Galleries established 1851
7Ss Fultos street BY CHAs H. WILLIAMSON.
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A Grover 4 Baker Noiseiess sewins ma
chine ire be~n friend Of the family Once So3 BroSi~sy
Keu Yors, ana l52 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Nsll's Hair Dye 70 Cents-heaaek or
brown pepc No Barclay street, and sold ~ al druggists
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q. p. sioat 4 Ce.'s Celebrated Elliptic
"'' ''''' ''1 ''' o. r. COLLINS ss Broadway.
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Marsh 4 Fsvfue's Radical Cure Trpv.
osise cic 8ro,csty, pyross us - Nca9as t,.-s4
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Bassheier's Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
factory Private entrance Tor des The Dye
applied Ia the skyngh rccms.
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wheeler and wilson's sewing Mac
once, So Broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21

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