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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
SpNit Of 4eu'ofratp,
THE COCKNEY.
BY JoHN @. SAKE.

It was in my foreign travel.
At famous Flemish inn,
That l met Q stoutish person
With avery ruddy skin;
And his hair was something sandy,
And was done in knotty curls,
And was parted in the middle,
In, the manner of girls
He was clad in chequered trousers,
o. And his coat was of q sort
To suggest scanty pattern, o.
1t was bobbed so very short;
Aud his cap was very little,
81 Such as soldiers often use;
And he wore pair of CATERS, o.
Aud extremely heavy shoes.
-ss -H..tv3 t-g'
addressed the man in English,
Siaa And he answered in the same,
Though he spoke it in fashion
zen That thought little lame;
RS For the asRerate was missing
81 10 Where the letter should have been,
be1 But where'er it wasn't wanted, .
,as, ss he was sure to put it inl &
When spoke with admiration
OfSt. Peters mighty dome,
He remarked: :-"Tis really nothing
To the sights we ave at 'omeP
= And declared, upon his honor ~
Though of course twas very queer =
That be doubted if the Romans
'Ad the hart of making beerl
Then he talked of other countries,
And he said that he had heard a
That Hamercans spoke Henglish,
But he deemed it quite habsurd;
He felt the deepest hinterest
In the missionary work, ss
And would like to know If Georgia
Was in Boston or New York;
When I left the man-in- CATERS.
He was grumbling DER his gin,
At the charges of the Hostess ez
Ofthat famous Flemish inn; a.
And he looked very Briton,
$50, methinks, / see him Silly
As he pocketed the candle -.
That was mentioned in the bill ri
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
The Heaven Of Debtors.

% Wisconsin has abolished the system of
coiiecsing debts by execution. The State
must hereafter be considered the heaven
Of debtors. The following sections show
thsatenor of the bill lately enacted. sti
Sec. /. There shall hereafter no final
execution be issued, upon any judgment
rendered upon the action for the recovery
ofmoley due or owing, by reason of any
contract expressed or implied, either for
principal or costs. .- .f..4
Sec, Q. Process in the nature Of final
execution. may be issued for the sole pur-
pose oflrestoripg to the possession of ces-
sai4as trust, pledgee, mortgagee, lessee. or
other persons, having special lien upon,
or Interest in, specific property, personal
or real, and entitled to such possession or
liens by the terms of the Judgment of the
Court. iei r. e Z g r. - = -.
: Sec. 8. This act shall not apply to
contracts in force at the time of its pas
Ssge, nor to actions found upon tort.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11

-t Miss may l see you home, said q
young fellow to affirt. ss % beasss asa
NO sir,' was the short reply. 7
oh, don't mean now, but some other
night when can't go anywhere else.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

for extra ete 70 20 So 40 for extra noss aud Wis
consin IS eTh 70 tz for extra Indians aud Ohio IS
rs 60 for double extra Wheat opened hrIner, with
good demand but closed du And heav, sales OF $4,000
bushels No. Chins spriag at ~ 10 1900 do ordinary
No. do, at 81 lsf; 20 0c0 DO red winter at 81 20;
IS 0c0 do white winter part 70 arrive at 81 Is 81
III 600 do choice white Canada, n 81 So Corn opened
with ir demand NJ lie 2r- advance but closed dull
and dropping sales 2S coo bushels at 55c Other grains
nominal. whiSkey better sales lac bb.s.. at 2sc
l6c wheat, lstsc. l5c on corn to New York. Lake
npcrts8 bbls -four 80 COO bushels wheat 600 do
oats. Canal txpor,s-2C0 bbla flour, 14l 600 bushels
wheat and 65 COO do. corn.
OswEGo, Sept. Z, 1860
Flour duh at yesterdays rates Wheat advanced q;
and in active demand Sales 900 bushels red winter
Western at ~ 27, II 100 do at private terms, 5000
bushels Chicago spring at 81 IT, and IL 900 No do
70 arrive, IN private terms. Corn advanced 20. and
scarce fals 500 bushels Illinois yellow At Coo Barley
IN demand: sales IA 500 bushels Canadian private
TERMS Canal freights close At &c. advance on grain
over yesterdays rates; -four, 35c wheat. 1885, corn,
11xc. to New York. Lake imports--i76 900 bushels
wheat, 80 600 bushels corn, 200 bushels barley 1900
bushels rye. Canal exports-235 bbls. -four, 10 200
bushels wheat ~ goo bushels corn, ECO bushels oats
CHICAGO, Sept =, 1850
Flour active and 10c $50 higher. Wheat quiet and
&C. &C. higher ealss l26 0C0 bushels at p2c CSC.
No. spring and SOC. Coo for No 2, In store. Corn
steady and 1c higher: sales 81 900 bushels at 7sc.
3Sc., In store Oats steady Receipts to-dAy-3 800
bbls. four 147 900 bushels wheat COO bushels
$500 bushels oats Shipmcnts-1 100 bos four 100 900
bushels wheat Freighs 1rm 1855 on wheat 70 Buffalo
Sight exchange on New York Z, per cent premium
Flour oue wae., oosea WIN * .s s i' ssns
ency and lc higher sales 1t &c. for No. 1, in store.
Corn active 81 4Sc In store. Oats quiet Receipts TO
day-680 bbls -four 70 600 bushels wheat Shipments
900 bbls nour, SO COO bushels wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

tween twelve and oue ocock n, Turing the existence
az the aurora exsmiDet barrmetes "a the house CT
friend and irrtood At dry weathss yont 20 70 degrees
20 seconds. We examined Fahrenheit tbvmoneter,
and found II stood at 20 10 80 degrees. We Wished for
magnetic needle gaFanoeter. but bad We I'm
agned that we were surrounded by atmosphere sur
charged With electricity.
the operations 81 this aurora thoroughly con.
WINGED us Of the truth OF theory We hh
ioug enter tanned, and had pre- viousy made known,
aud that Is, that storms Of electricity, with
out Clouds and that they developed by strata OF air
overlapping each other opposite electrical conditions
That s cold stratum OF air may be negatively clectr
ned, and another ola higher temperature positively and
that In seeking 10 restore ar equilibrium the electricity
OF strata oil in depressed sheets n Light Ia
rsdatory pencils bands Of light from ono the other
until an equilibrium is attained Tho light OF the dome
equilibrium OF the parts OF the heavens restored be-
to pass away, would the mist Of the thunder cloud
after its electricity had been distributed 10 negative
past twelve one A. N. the show over, and the
featbery CLEANS Of light and the electrical dark band
ferred to had almost entirely DISAPPEARED though
regatherpg Of II to the northwest The only piece OF
cloud visible during the aurora was thin mass
at the west resting parallel with the horizon and about
nosa q
white aurora light was seen beyond 1t, beneath and
above II.
". raw the aurora on the asth Of August 1852 but 4
parison to this, with lis Hastings Of lightning.
AZ that was or tho Gulf OF Mexico and in the Wess
lades II Is probable TINT this visible equally as ia
The electricity OF the aurora has precisely the SAM
eject on telegraph wires and instruments ss that de
ve!oped BY ordinary thuuoer clouds. This admitted,
where does IL come iromf How Ia II developed, except
the manner we have indicated, which unequvocAl
demonstrated to Thursday night last
Ihe heavens declare the glory OF God and the arma
EBAY unto day utcreth speech, and night unto night
sheweth knowledge"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

no0rEanlzed viii cash capital adequate or
~ pumnoog on the most extensive
prepared 70 furnish Ois OF the best quality. -
inc enure WORKS belonging 10 the late Kerosene Com
pany together with m legal privileges aud Of su
pcnor Goals imported BY have been purchased
dealers and consumers
Ibis company will embrace In its operations the manufHc
ur0 OF the various grades of OILS for Illuminating
purposes from Goals and such other substances
may bring Into practical and Tho
grades viii be arranged necessities and com
mAnd the confidence Of the trade.
WI be the policy OF this company 10 accumulate at an
early day large surplus Of finished oils Ia urder that regular
cusomers may safely rely certain supply during the
winter months
The competent and ,erienced employees OF former
company have been returned under the organic alton,
which viii thus be able 70 offer 70 dealers the superior
article which has resdered tho Kerosene on adtseA
standard Of excellence In this aud other maskets
careful photometrica examination OH BY ouo
Of the most prom ent chemists In the United States ~
70 lowing results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

BAIsDoS-Eiy.-Ou Wednesday, September s, by the
Rev. Thos Guop, HENRY BAIsDoN to +. MATILDA ELF,
daughter OF the late VIM. Ely, Esq, all OF Brooklyn,
Long Island.
BuroS-MnSs.-On Thursday, September 8, by the
Rev NJ Cook, rector Of the Memorial church, Josra A.
Button 10 AIIETrA Il. MILES, all Of this city.
GLovm-WArRwoRTH.- Thursday, September 8.
by the Rev. Thomas j. Sawyer THEODORE GLovRR 70
SARAH wATERwoRIH, oil Of Norwalk, Conn. FIJI.
GInsEy-GApSER In Paris on Tuesday, July ~, at
the Church Of ST. Roch. FRANCIS H. GmSEY, OF New York.
TO Ale MARIE, daughter Of Mons Atone CARRIER Of the
former place.
KIxsrr-JAcoBs.- Sunday, September 2, at Jamacs
L. l., by the Rev. u Oakley Mr. HENRY KIysEY TO Miss
ELIzaBEEM JACOBS, both OF Springfield, l. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

KLEcrxrcAL ILLUMINATION or THE HEAvwsS.
We witnsssed sight before last the sanAs Of
which vc never sav, nd the like Of witch may
aos Be In aesasury 70 come II vO aurora, but
mot as.ors borsals N aurora austrss. bat IN
suror On The west and Of The ssuilh slightly scuth Of
ar ssaish nth brilliant mas Of light resting on the
western and slightly north Of vest hovssos whence hs
lis.s shssss, . pess''' - N ngn. Esll alsa W
sswsrds Ne s<alsh. mis- display Of sarcrs light con
msnssd son amer ~ r r., With slsAs ss@esps~s,
nd nrus exhibited B, disk Of sivsry sht rsstas
dark border, below and extending completely aorc~s
The heavens from wet 70 e.ss and south Of smith
We len The HsRAfp ofnos spms twenty minutes ancr
ten By The CARS having this light vsw on our route
va reached our rssideDce about eleven r. no to~a
mon ~suce We obtained nnc view Of IT, In all dircc
ssous During obsevvsaons, extending from eleven
p r. Va half pass twelve A. r., witnessed the most
extraordinary aaroria displays that the eyes Of man.
probably, ever rested upoa.
Directly In The senlh there formed an Immense
casopy q light, viii ~ irregular apex drscsly
overhead. This dome u light In the shape of vast
unsrsa VIII ~ pssdsst cIrcaias border, agproschlng
aSs MICA sms a. 90 s.ss az sss srsssd rom
- svsn - Ne 49, = ~ dcme n : ccssIssoss
thing sftsr the ssys a fcusoss surrounding Iadys
dre9, or, perhaps nors rropsriy Ike the bends IN
wn1e 49, on4 0onsuiA Nhue warming TOE Wono&rsui
vsSations In ihs Of light, TIE rsmaskabis ap
pesrsness were dcveicpsd Al the apex, sudden con.
cssvssos u rsedhh light would rasAer, 70 Be quickly
chassed iuso prossas forms u white Igi whic nasAcs
u eeesicsay, s9casiy rambling asssk sheet light
nisg " san9x vsethsv, wcaM bhss around thh
:; ss.s s'; :: s s: sss: s :.s . s:s
bhsss, - eart non The spsx 70 - bsse, o.
~ srss. whiIb ~ vns epis9 o., Ne wbsse aons
sppesrss 70 ~ suddssly ls~ 10 ssd dv.s = though
power held NJ apex, anA Ioussed and raissd -
p<essrs whns vssciIss ~ sper q 90 aonsss, Ne
nd hss ssve vay and - bee q lshs 49, is elrc
dome oppspusd 70 exhs Iass bssds = psscs q iyhs q
vsyysg hsss, dsrted up tovsrcs ~ apsx frcm ths red
ana rApge mAss 81 light vstsE ~ the western hovizos,
ana N feeber ray non the e~st asd northeast fhe
reeica n Ne bcvtb star SEEMED N he free from M essncs
Daring ne movements of The dome Tho moon was N
hour high dark band Of dinnes (not couds), bat -
dssk ihst stretched diaecuaiy scross the sky ren
wet " The southeast, varying non ~ pcins resting on
the southwestern horizon, and risieG 70 "a ali
tsSe ~ 20 70 30 degrees n its swsep towards
The southern SKY, its greatest dayknc@ being seen
bstveen The western horizon asd The meridian. me
vboss upysr part q thM dark band vss svcrsd With
broad diAk 81 light.
stiG bv~sxr non the vest was blowing which subsidized
~ scon - the rhcnon<non vSs mensurably owes, be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Draw inss OF this Dsia ware state Lotts-
rez-Wcol, CODY co, Managers o, the
DksAN@n1 hhs Ipskf SIsNoUai LorrkRiEs.
DxLA wARy-hsysA cIAS All sErTxnBsS Z. lao.
20, SO, 90, %. 80, AZ. :. SO, A, so. IA, 6s, "a.
DxLAwARl--<LAss al. sxPrssBEs 1870
Al, 2, ~, :, z, o., ~. AZ, 66, rs. Az, IS, 6i
tarrtlsrs s-n Tree Of charge by addressing ether
WOOD EDDy A 90, Wilmington, Delaware.
Or WOOD EDDY 90 ~ Louis Missouri
Drsw1ngs az France, Broadbsnts + Co.'s
Delaware Lcstertes.-
sussxx Cousrr-0IAss ia sxrrunsxs T. 1850
IS, G6. 81. 26, n, ~, 6, ga, 10, 2, 81, SO, 10.
CoucLIrirxn Iorrygy-cIAss l5y, SsrrExHxK 7, 1900
A. 64 II, IS, Go, 81, AZ, 80. "a, 81, 81, SO, IL.
FRANCE BROADBKNrs 4 CO.,
Mxnaxers Wilmington. Delaware.
--------------------------
Gentle men Who Desire . Fine and Ele-
CANT Hat shouit call at EsfEkscHrIDs lis Nassau
q. Saundsrs' Metallic Tablet Strop. for
keeping Razors in perfect order be obtained At the sub
ecrberu and the various agents throughout the city.
J. s. SAUNDERS No. Astor House.
David's Fall style OF GeHtlemen's Hats
ready saearoom 299k Broadway. near Duane 4,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

MATkGtos
YHrLADKIrurA STOCK DoAKD.
uocss arm Pesnsylv-els STAT. S. six. r~,dl..
~ . s: -; :,.i: :;s, 4
rsw csll.ss, sy. :. lss
-. .. ;.v 90 palss a 10. 10 isxe.
me- sss q The vsss saa 2 - -. ssd u. sss::Vs
= Geo bale: :S, s:s, = sS 's, sv 4 bales
Nc 49, 60 Prov sses arm Cd. sra lacs O the
wesk, 40 beg; Ric, lac als,sc Imports eew*s,
al The ZANE time ss year. rosscco ars pr ss are
-Somrwhs stacr but quotations remain unchanged scr
In .Arss nc ns S ~. s e 1s s g..
premium. Cotton frsisAs 10 iavsrpool II ieL 49,.
.,,. a.. s, HoI.,s .ss.. ssg s .n asc CIV
- q 10; White, u % q Is; southern, q % 81
sss a as% CsSs: ann . ,ss Se wsssy
cold Al S3ke 13c.
Flour susss ii - Tor supesnse wssst scsivs: white
n.M o: red, 81 20 q ~ c. or, snss; yellow.
Flour nrmer and In good demand, with light supply.
wheat arm and In god demand sAics 20 90 bushels
No club 4 81 10 IL 900 busssls red winter o6Io :,
pr; y srrivs, Il d rs 81 II Corn sdvssced o. Wan
ncdvsss Demand. sAAes - 80 buAss, = SO 0.s,
~ q S.s e ss xs s sss:.' s "a = &c =
- i sss - s, 'si s = So 49, - . s ss 49,
wbess, 4 go Sashss e~n.
4 Arnxxs, scps. z, ieeo
rlnur--rrsussctioAs quite finted conaeques1e a.
2eht r<esk pvisss sasr hoidcs ahvunupd nso sc psr
bsi ckosoe brasds ezsp e~nesee 81 g. Wheas u limited
~up,ly rec~lps Inht rwtcfs wehanGs1 - fut1y
taired nses n 900 bushels white unss1a n ~ 81
81 leo DO red state At u 70, and comoa white Mich
Ssn. u sbl., 81 20 Reo1pss msisly vsiess, vhsss ~
nSne o0sros ancst The lest saIea msde Tuesday 10
10 dav 800 bushels Western MIXED ansAs ~ rroy. 67s
ana ooo d.. 70 arrive rate. An orfev Tor
- 90 bushea IN st Sc - said " be hid ~
cyrumsssssu house here Ryesass q 100 bushsls ~
7exc and zoo bushels rs; Oats bs1fer ssien about
% oee buphsp q So ss,r mossy Il lower quotation
Gd ssLc CO, for western net strictly primo whle
ny-eA~v Of 1t0 bnls ~ 2tc sale rs made ~ as
hssd lows cusn fed hcgr 81 - "
Brrysro, ssrt LIEN
rcu scarce and nrm: sales 100 bbh, a. w as -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

HHARLEy LONDON CORDIAL GIN DEPOT REMOVED
from 70 Broadway 70 81 Liberty street fourth fr
Broadway. B. BALDWIN 90.
fyORNE, BUNIONU, INVERTED NAILS, ENI.AR0ED
enhance TO the patient by Dr. zACTARIR Sturgeon
Eeons Of the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

which hes been sustained by the Cou suit Of the Compaa
smithcrs A CO. and Injunction granted.
In addition 10 the regular standard Kerosene uumnaan
Oh Tho company have entered into Arrangement with
James Young Of 9ssgov. fcotlsnd for authority sc
rluaivey In this marks ounEs Parsnlne Illuminating o.
eating purposes generally
Being exclusive rropnetor Of "Kerosa.
and having also acquired The 'es right from Mr.. Young f
several trade sYounnso
Parane Iuminstnx on Young Patent Mineral Cd
hereby give notice ans and al Infringement M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

2sathern Ocean Steamer M0vements.
CHARrssroS, sept. Z, ts0o
ne steamship James Adgey. Capt James q. Phillips
from New York, arrived here II daylight this Friday)
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
nEApNKs And SIGHT RHsroRKD

DEAVSHs AND SIGHT .IsronED
d.. ven N0sCHzDKlR. oculia and Aurist
MvBNTRR
EAR yAPoRIzER. WHICH REsroREs THE HKARINa
MOST OBSTINATE CASE 1 And STOPS rHx xorsr IN
THE HBAD.
HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN REsroRnp 10 n aRiHo AID uonY.
BANK OF THE RxPUBLIC
NEW YonA, August IL 1850
pr Won Moschxsker treated for deafness mess0
fully and satisfactorily My bearing Pestored
tnues AZ good and add testimony In HE favor.
@. LAMAR. President Of the Bank OF tho Republic.
DIR. Won AOsCHzIsKER the well known and only lesf4
mate European Ocuist and Aurst may be consulted al
diseases of the Eye and Mar, from I'LL oclocs 81
i07 CLINTON PLACE. RI0HTH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

The Prfuce OF wales Mt Gurney's Gal
e'yTh~ only correct incness in the United saies ~ he
Gallery. y. 0uRNEY SON, No. 70s Broadway.E
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NEW 0afKAxS. Sspt. Z, 1850.
The lark Grapeshos which his arrived u thss port
<ss~ RE q yansue spcke b~sk Haaape, from bDsson
Cor bombay on she 18Th ut and from her the cap
cain, vho returns home on acc ,uHt Of sicknca-
ne s,ssuasAlp Empire City sails from this port 90 The
roth fnss. for Havana and Nsw YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
smooth Names 60 the Jnfnitiated.
ATRICK OF THE sEwING MACHINE TRADE

To advertise Rotary Hs Leather Pad Machines ard Shuttle
NsrAnes ork stitch Machines Their stehss neither
neksd fastene1 ~ he ends elastic Tiers Ia hut
Sewing Nsehne srch IN (fe Grover BAer vAet "a
loeked frssned st the ends elastic and fr-~ from
spoo without wipdng and the people are AIDING Out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

"a BEAUTIFUL Photograph for Cards and
Letters for 81 Al HOLMES Card Picture GA lery 3e5
Broadway.
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-. Raggs' Truss Challenges Csmpars-
ecn. n al r1esta win a~y cAsr h u vovA No Bar
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MISCELLANEOUS
(yoAL OIL LAMP WITHOUT A CHIMNEY.
~ PATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE


The attention OF lamp manufacturers oil petroleum
refnern, and tie public generally, is called 70 the
AGAIN. &c LAMP
which win be exhibition until further notice At the once
from 7toePM = -
ne Acamine Lamp burns Kerosens Coal Carbon and the
WITHOUT CHIMNEY. SMOKE, SMELL.
Of the objections hitherto supposed insurmounshIe
gives brilliant light, nearly resembling gas and very
persent fame; portable, easily mansgod ha
ery) entirely safe and be any required
size The advantage Of such lamp will be self evident
consumer Of coal OIL
This Lamp the invention Of W. H. Racey ESQ Of E.s
Florida and the security the being him
patenee owner of several patens many hun
dred registrations in Europe and America completely
PATENT RIGHTS
for the latter offered for sale
To parties DESTROYS securing tie control Of th invention
for the whole United States the expediency mggeed Of
pronpt liberal and direct application s exhibition will
only take place as thus far desrmne In the city Of New
York. and that for only limited period the paeneo in tho
speedy and negotiation not taking place
having made for is disposal FORM
Parties wishing negotiate for the wi please apply
HORATIO EAGLG
2A Canal street. broadway, n Y.
For circulArH nddYeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Stsfnway Il Soma OverstrunG Grand
rqlre considered TIA bsx Manufactured.
warranted ior ave yeAu. warsrS,ns 8 Aad y wsk-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Brooklyn ographs.--Mtnfaturs,
Cabinet Imperial and Life Sire. - - -
ChAs. H. WILLIAMSON, Es,Abllshed issi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

n Your Heir r. Gray or Failing ON. ts-
parIt pS - esrsfed Hair Ore ant HAIR t@se"~' v"
up;e a. spp r~d 40 Brs adwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

TrsTARIIsHED TWENTY YuARs-HIRAM ANDERfo ON
u Al No 30 Bowery; now opening elegant Fall COpets
Fngbb medallion tapestry BrusseS Also real Brussels
three ssnd ingram Carpea Olciohs, &c at greatly
duced pces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

S,,.,.ssro's Hair Dxs, MI ~ 80. a. ,ss
gss 80. es sppuss. Al - A''or H0ass'
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, n~s': x - s.ss,:1 ar E::; s ss s ~:
49,
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TAcTs sPEAY FOR THEMSELVES.

Mr. lamar Of Cuthber Georgia. and Mrs Weaver. Of Alba
ny New Work have been cur.d q consumption by using
Col CunminRs Of ApAlachcol& Florida, sorey afcsd
Win dsease Of the kdneyA and After all otbsr remedies had
DIX j RovEE DoDy IMPERIAL WINE BIrTERs
Hundreds IN this city alone have been cured q DypsYsa
and IN daily receipt Of letters from agents from al
parts of the rnon giving ri extraordinary
cures. An agent from 0reenboro. Georgia, writes
Please snd me another gross BY FIRST steamer" Many
" country boldly that there virtue
DIR. DODe WINE BITTEkS
than all other medicines IN the world.
They have worked wonders In MI county
bv all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Lnnd0n Club sauce.-rhh snace. teie-
br.~ th.cpghoul rnrcpe and warmly snsd - he
celebrated fvvaeh curfnier soysr unr ed
richness oxbcncy o. taste mrsrtsnr rsa ursi- ssrt
~ al ready made siSea Tia a.vnr Il
agreeable Nnf accustomed 10 ~ od carr % ~
tabs loaded With iae riche~s vi.s< neou, s,f ~
all rtsyeeaac every vherc. A. y. fAhAkS wsoe
Ka'e agent for the Vailed Stasea
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l.. Y. S.-London Yoke Shirts, SIS aud
S2s made 70 PEARsE, from London, SIS Broad
way, New York.
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Boys Clothing. - Salts for Foang
Prizes and young Presdenis n DE oRoors 0rsui'e Ball
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tn latter article Which Ne bare TIE ress- 70 al frt rs
original gaeoes kss stsined Ne sxseA reputation smsrn
ssfe rsrcnn~ssed fos ~ sd@i~bs ses m ia, depsrs
nepf a. masnfsesfves
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v Time 70 fuvniuh cup c ~ fsGps tAp
WichA Ac H. wNM lUown manufsr<wrr ~ the Nsw
FrrissA end Resen ana ssnds,eh G<ss cosrNpirs Cor
whck ron oil pieans ad1rvss TnOmA As ~ MuOar &C.
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EIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
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Jhs and burglares this city have fully de-
the insecurity OF the articles forced the pub
lie Safes especially those constructed NJ common
cast rorcaled chilled ron the idea that he
superior wohls article There In his
acquainted with the nature III metals that does not
most positively the impossibly OF subecting
cracking the immediate application q water thereby
conductor for ire TO Ia In ability,
the harder made the easily broken and challenge
all made OF that metal produce
piece that he easily drilled broken Our
Alum Fire and Burglar Proof kae constructed Of
Of steel h the only safe IL the world thai has been
repeatedly tested without failing singe instance pro.
serve Call examine stock II In
prote- papers plate These Safes
entirely from dampneR
VALENTINE BTTLuR.
Paienees and sole Man ufaclurosA
Rr.ud