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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysIpeIas
letter and Salt Rheum, Scaid Head
Rim worm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.

Ring worm, Sore Eyes, DrOPsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salsm ". Y lash
Sept, ls59, that he has cured inyeteTate case q
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perseyering of SarsaParilla, aud aso ngg.9E
Malignant EiysipelGs by large doses Of the Dsi say
he cures the common Ertlpti0as by it constantly.
Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelied Neck.
Zebulon Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes Thrss b
ties Of your Sarsaparilla cured from tirg-a hal
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LeucorrhRa or Whites. Ovarian Tumor,
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cheerfully comply with the request Of your agent
saying have found your SarsaTaIila most eSees-
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of Leucorrhoes by it, and wbsre the
psint caused by liberation OF the terEE The Ur
alton itself was soon cured Nothing within my kBoEi
edge equals il for these female arrangements
Edward s. Marrow of Newbury, Ala, writes "a tSn-
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which had defed all the remedies could employ, has
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Sarsaparia the last resort before cutting, sni
proved efectua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no SYMPTOM of the disease remains,"
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HOUSE, RIDGwAY, PENN'A.

This Post Uthcc VIII do Tor Chest tOWnsh1p
Will answer for Ferguson township.
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CLEARFIELD HOUSE.
AYERS
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

And for the speedy cure Of the following oomrlI,,
ScrOfuIa and ScrofuI Gus flee tons.su.A
as TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptIon.
Blaiiis, and nII Skim Diseases.
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Schirrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliatioai ~
the Bones.

great variety of cases have been reported TO Us Us
of these formidable complaints have resulted -
the of this remedy, but space here VIII .ot
them. Ssme of them may be found in our Al1,.l l :,
Almanac which the agents below named are leAse-
furnish gratis TO all who call for them.
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Rheumatism. eout. Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va, 9Th July, lSss
Dr.. J. C. AZER: Sir, have been afflicted with laa
full chronic RhenGtiSm for long time, which bafed the
skill of physicians and stuck to in spite Of al u
remedies could find, until tried your Saraparila one
bottle cured in two weeks and restored my genera
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Jules Y. Getchell, of St. Louis writes: +" have a
afflicted for years with affection Of TIE LirT, Nl
destroyed my health tried every thing and every tang
failed to relieve me and have been brokendown nAs
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the Lfrer. My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Esy atile'
me to try your Sarsaparla, because he said he knew g
and any thing you made was woyth trying. by the -
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Gents dress Hats, and staple Hats and Caps
OF all kinds. Boots and Shoes of all descrip-
tions selling now lower than ever.
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lIC, 81
]. C. AVER Co. Gents: / feel IL hy duty :, .
knowledge what your Sar=aparilla has done fr -,
Having inherited Scrofnlous Infection have sv-,
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out in Ulcers nv hands and arus; s..1,gtju,..
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years ago il broke out my head and covered uy -.
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beyond description. tried many lnsdicincs and .-ri
physicians, but without much relief from any ts. la
fact, the disorder grew 81 length wac rei5el
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il, you advise III small doses Of teaspoonful over
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well believe that feel what saying whoa tel
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and remain gratefully. Yours,
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Ronnets of all descriptions and the
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. EP-isP
sY. Melanch oIY. Neuralgia

MANY remarkable cures OF these affections h97e be
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Cloths, Doeskin Cassimeres, Fancy Cassi-
meres and Yestings, in great variety.
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Mark cts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK RQARN.

ALBANY, August 90, 1861.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat-Red State, 81 Is a
81 IT, Oats steady, at 32c for Chicago and 33c for
State, heated sales 0G0 bushels Corn market closed
CASTER sales 10 900 bushels Western mixed. 47c 500
bushels at 46c. 900 bushels 47c 900 bushels
heated-47c Whiskey-Sales 100 bbls. atl7kc Receyed
by Central Railroad for New York 181 bales Of wsol 41
barrels Of high wines SOL barrels Of -four 81 hds Of to-
bacco 81 Of tobacco for Boston and the East Asst
barrels OF high Wines 576 bales Of wool and S37 barrels
flour Shipped by tows 10 New York 10TH l48 700 bush
els corn and 81 700 bushels wheat
BUFFALO, August 20, 1851.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull and no sales Corn dull
with sales Of l3 600 bushels $780, Whgkey nominal at
l5Ac 16c. Canal freights-10c on corn and II Nc on
wheat, to New York Lake Imports-7 900 bbk. -four,
95 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 900 bushels
oats. Canal exports20OO bbls. Henr 80 900 bushels
wheat, 1l3 900 bushels corn, "a, 900 bushels
OswxGo, August 20, 1861.
Flour unchanged No wheat the market. Sales last
night 800 bushels winter red Western at 81 ID Corn
very scarce and market better sales 900 bushels Illinois
at 44c Other grains quiet Canal freghts steady Lake
imports 900 bushels wheat, 46 800 bushels Canal
bb flour, 48 400 bushels wheat and 600
bushels corn.
CHICAGO, August 20. 1851.
Flour dull and l0c. lower. Wheat 4o a &c. lower; no
sales; No at &c. TOO. No. at 65kc &c Corn L.
lower sales Of mixed at q c. In store Oats steady at
&c.,, In store. Receptacle 900 bbls -four III 600 bush
els wheat, $50 800 bushels corn 1900 bushels oats
Shipments-6,000 bbs. -four, 500 bushels wheat 600
bushels corn. Freghts firm and Nc higher. Exchange
unchanged.
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new edition Of the HERALD War Maps, on caendered
paper, beautifully colorod Is ready Size OF sheet
4ox50 inches; contains thirty four maps-TnE BATTLE
FIELD AT Bull Run; BIRDS EYE vHw OF THE UNITED
STATES; large maps Of MISSOURI TIE SEAT or WAR IN
THE WEST and the STAT WAR IN VIRGINIA, and thirty
others, showing at glance the Whole Seat of War and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
positions, camps harbors, forts, &c. printed superior
style, side of large sheet so that they can be
hung up in library, office workshop, for preservation
and reference during the These maps were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD
and are the most perfect War Maps issued Single copies
25 cents for ST. As for SO and 100 for $12 So Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD &
Co. exclusive agents for the eolored edition. 2S Broad
way Now York.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Canada ON
Cape Race. -
opinions Of the British Press on the
War News from America.
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THE BLOCKADE.
Lord PalmerstOn Fears England May
'sDrift Into the Quarrel"
~~~>~S~~~~~0~~~~~~~~~~O~
Cotton Quiet and Firm---Bread-
stuRs Dropping.
'CONSOLS, 90 Ia A 90 3-S,
&C., &C., &c.


ST.. JOINS, NJ f., August %, 1861.
The steamship Chnada from Liverpool the 10th, via
Queenstown the 18th instant arrived on Cape Race
at hk past fsur O'Clock yesterday (Mouday) afternoon
Tho Canada has 1874 passengers and 500 900 in specie
for Halifax and $1l4, 300 for Boston.
she reports that tho 18th In latitude 81 20 longitude
o. passed Great Eastern; 14th, at TAO p NJ, latitude
81 g. longitude % 10, passed steamer Arabia 17h at
IS A. NJ latitude S. longitude IS 90 passed large
steamer, bound east.
The per the Canada two days later than those
already to hand.
As regards European politics tho is unimportant.
The steamship Saxona, from New York, arrived out
= the 9Th instant.
American affairs claimed undivided attention.
Mr. RUSSELL in another letter to the London Times on the
battle at Bull rum there daring deeds on
either and desperate struggles except by those
who wanted TO get away.
The London Eesgs defends the Northern army.
The Bishop Of Durham died on the 9th Of August.
The American house in Liverpool reported suspended
by the last steamer is that Of Whitworth Co.; liab-
hties not stated.
The Bombay mail of July IL. reached Malta Augusta
The African mail has arrived.
The slave trade being carried on very briskly.
A despatch from Queenstown Of the 18th of August
Jays
The steamship Canada has f3S 900 in specie.
The steamship Asia, from New York, arrived here yes
terdsy, the 10th inst.
The mammoth English iron plated war ship Warrior had
made successful trial trip down the Thames.
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MAILS FOR the PACIFIC.

New York Herald-Cal,f oruia Edition.
The mail steamship Champion Captain seabury, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, for Asiiinwall.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
Will close at half-psst ten O'Clock this morning.
Tho New York WyExLY HEREsD-Calfornia edNion--
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at nine O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, IA wrappers, ready for mailing six
Agents will please send In their orders early pos
sibe.
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CLEARED
Steamship Cleator (Br>. Lord Kingston. Ja-waiden
Ship shawmut Merrill, Melbourne-R " Cameron.
Ship David Mosdey Rarnaby, IysspoSl-J w.s%iiG Co.
ship ss,o On DsssT ESp pSs,
snip Tere.ia fsp,, Cardona. Barcelona
ship Arnold Boninger (Brem]. Hashasen BatimorsChas
baSE samuel Mouley Jr, Hodridse Cork and market
Rssa a sa va Will
m n p, pe, Idn G ns non,, II rr.,r,,u
Brig Thos Tileson Scammon. sasua Ia GrandeP Spof
Brig cygnet tBr,, Smith Halifax, NsA snihers& Co.
sss Marcus sIcsts So, FS.,Ss Hatch uo
schr Ifayelock (B) Reed s. John Mp Nevus Son.
se5r 9 KunyoS, Mathews Ees f1r9or-Master,
ssRr E"s a Tnsy BoyH'0n Son.
ssSE ESss ss
seRr F fsfsa coa @ PortHmoaSA mows-
s ssST hsS ss s%a ESpe' Co.
sssr 1tllie E Andssson Dishsos-Brs s sonSc'
so"p5 H Sru rs cn Ps Borden
Steamer New York, Hunter, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
pag hnes @ 80 Hope & no
ss 70 s with s s 81 s a c xi% c so$
Hone s S we sfa
mas, and royal NEST the s ST. TOOK the
time have had igh, southey and easiery winds with much
c "" %fs For K ew YSa S ss snip s" pS s
r bark Pram from Bombay FOR L 1 s SS lat s.
from Gaat iI for Habs s. days OUT lat %
lon 81 o. spoke brig Carolina from Portland Me steering
July l. with coal &c to Nesroh / Sons. Has had heavy
Ship 3uictslep Wade London July and the Isle of Wight
Has had westerly X f = Up TO lon 60 scs
Br bark Times; Aug 10 lat Al, Ion 6s A. spoke ship Richard
Sss nsgs % aas With s, coal tho 70
Has rolled he s head Of & ,s 5ors,S
long & spoke Danish brig John bound east who reported
Ike" s&Assr
asS at at Of SPOKE ship Mercury for
Slip Mongolia (of Boston, Meicher, Boston, days. with
shss S .ss
sails ac lat 4s 5 lon IS 80 spoke fishing schr Hy-
Esi,en Havana Aggs with Tobacco Sc
A. to hsay Landry a ysys
1 Aug % S%'
FOR Greenock from Havana II days out issh lat 429 ION
' oa as a.sn, wcA ,a'r ~s
sss I'll, y ss
baltinore Oh ii.aoen NY Nv, v Irpnm AuU IA iat
p n nv co ~ r1,n parss bencc for Bsrmnda
o. ,on 20 ~ pHss s n @ ty,chaann po,t m platt ii
brig Lo..u riaon tn - r, 81 n Schmidt
oaS WIN y 80 Rsnnar Cor Sail Cav via Grand
=, brs III D n M sansnyd The q Il bound to
anys or CO.., ~hc Gaming OUT of Grand Tuyk
M reer ana threw overheard between 500 and
src . On i , ,e ~, a her ' ~ wv
00H Brv Ocean wave tof Fail River) Panner Havana II
IN hsias, 10 order rs At the Lower QUARANTINE Aug
"a ~ Hsars saw schr Diriro from Havana for Phsde
~ ,s,h Ia x a. ion III snoke u Dale
rrr,,,.iry nh well ~ - "
Brig Penno DR. of St John NB) Musscs Santa Cruz
Ch. ~ davs with sugar and meiado 10 Brett Son
Bric princess ROYAL tBr Newboid Bermuda 6 days. In
ballast TO Smith Jones 4 Go.
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lower the market being preudoed by sales Money in
rather more demand, but good bills readily tsken
OF ~ There was limited enquiry at the Bank.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Inc market For American securities very dull. The
latest quotations follows-Innos Central shares
70 30 discount; Erie shares, Is 9 23h.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET
Il lLvEaPooL, August 10, 1891.
90, and Bigapd Athya Co. report -four dull and tend
ing downward; American quoted at 24s 2Ss. Wheat
a,et with declining tendency: red Western, %. 3D..
12s. white Southern, 1ss. las 3D. Corn firm and
changed; ~s5sd sos' aos Cd yellow, $685. 3D. $685.
LIVERPOOL povrsroN MARKET.
Mess,s Rishardsox, Spence l. Co., Wakefield, Nash h
Co., and Bgland, Athys Co., report beef steady for
inc better qualities but inferior qualities slightly de-
ard dull at ATS a 49,, taow Hat at 49, AIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
se brokers' %. Circular active and ad
common g. 3D. Is. spirits turpentiae still declining:
sales at 4os 46s sugar unchanged and steady coffee
quiet and unaltered In price; rice firm and unchanged
cod ell quiet but steady at last quoted rates. lnseed oil
steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, August 10, 1851
Messrs. Barring Bros. circular reports:-Breadstuns
steady, with an improving tendency and active do
mand for France. Iron is very dull, at Is f5 2s 3D.
LOT rals Anu Dais sugars quiet and unchanged. Tea
neAvy and irregular; common Canton Ids Coffee frm
with an upward tendency, Rice inactive; prices I'M
Sh"nBeo i"hoW quiet, Win downward tendency.
Spirits Of turpentne ass 49s nseed Oil steady at
S2s sperm oil quiet at f94. Cod Oil 35s Lnseed cakes
nrm at f10 f1O los
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August II, 1851.
Inc sales OF cotton yesterday amounted 5000 bales
including 900 to spectators and exporters The market
closed quiet, bat prices firm. Breadstuis heavy and
dropping The weather rs not very fine for tho crops
Provisions dull
LONDON, August 10, 1851
Consols closed to-day at 0o4 COZ for money aud ac
count.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Illinois Central shares, 39k 30 discount; Erie shares
22% a 23x.
HAvRE MARKET
For the week ending August S-The sales Of cotton for
the week add up 500 bales New Orleans tres oraire
11Sf do bas, 113f The market closed quiet but firm al
al advance OF franc Stock 10 port 2TI 900 bales.
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PORTRAIT OF GENERAL STxGE.-We have been favored
by Mr. E. Siegc the artist with excellent photographic
portrait Of Brgader General Franz sege who as second
in command to the brave and amented General Lyon OF
the Union army in Missouri has unfading laures by
his bravery and sagacity General Segel commands
the column of the late General Lyon and doubt
that he will add TO the reputation which he has already
achieved as bravo, skillfu and energetic officer. The
portrait s pronounced by those who know the Genera
an admirable likeness and it is likely to have large SALE
especially among our German fellow citizens
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City InteIlirence.

DROWNED WHILE BATBING.-Jeremiah Coffee, aged
twenty six years. drowned yesterday while bathing
at Long Island. Deceased young man of sandy
complexion wearing light mustache and side whiskcrs
Any Information relative to his body will DO gratefully
ceived by his afflicted wife, Address John Scott No. Is
Spruce street. New York, for Mrs. COTE
LONG ISLAND VOLUNTEER STABBED BY AN Ex -PosIcx-
MAN-About eight O'Clock, last evening, named
Michael Dalton whlo standing on the corner of Centre
and Franklin streets, was accosted by named Ed
ward Sherlock, formerly member Of the Sixth Ward
police, who, before Dalton aware Of his intention,
drew knife and plunged it in his left SIDE inacting
severe though not fatal wound. Dalton, who is NOM
Der OF the Long Island Volunteers, conveyed to the
New York Hospital and placed in the of the phys
cians Sherlock was Immediately arrested and locked up
answer
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Tho Latest News from Mountaineering
Proclamation Of President LincoIn--
Threatened Attack on the Capital
Plans OF tho Rebel Leaders-Ncws from
the Rebel StRtes-Important from Mis-
sOuri-The Work OF the Privateers-
The Latest News-Review OF tho Mar.
kets, &C., sc.
The FAMILY HERALD for the present week. will be ready
this wednesday, morning. In its columns will be
found:-The Latest Dispatches from Washington City,
giving account Of the Operations in and tho CITY,
The Proclamation Of tho President nterdctng Intercourse
with the Rebel States and conscatng in certain
Rebel Property; Tho Threatened Attack the Capital
The Plans and Movements Of tho Rebel Chiefs Great Ex
citcert In Missouri in consequence the Movements Of
the Rebels Highly Interesting Account Of the Battle near
Springfield and OF the Death of General Lyon Accounts
Of the Operations Of tho Rebel Prvateers The Arrest
Agents OF the Rebels In New York and elsewhere; Mr.
Russes Letter TO tho Londen Times, containing his
count Of the Battle at Bull rum Letters from London
giving description Of two and effective weapons Of
Modern Warfare tho Perkins Steam Gun and the Terry
Rife; The Latest Intelligence from Fortress Monroe,
Western Virginia, the Rebel States, and all prominent
points Of the country.
Terms-Fwo dollars per year four cents single copy
To BIO obtained at the Office Of Fulton and Nassau
streets and OF the news agents Advertisements inserted
at the usual HERALD rates
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Mellow

HIOw
shitpp pe,i' or the Ocean, frusn Liverpooi
ppa,b sco,,lpse iBr) from RE Janelro'
Rars sTaNwn (for), from Cette
- "a, FROM Ale xandria. W.
pripJ W johnson, - -
ii.S ~-.-aatA .--lbv nIfss h~>sr .-a -
DIS
~'s 's"hers from Anomaly pilot boat Hstle N~xa
c., SAILED
ston ia. ''' Nof)i briseii Cleator (Br), King
ngan Sober (south American, Trurillo sbius
lIartlepoa T. A"o'pooii Ut Dark Campus.
Wind during the day Sc, strong
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MvHESE TROUBLESOME TIMES A GOOD DINNER rs
Il great comfort and the pla4e procure II TO perfec
Hammer fresh brewed Champagne Mo, is at ROGERS,
II Spruce street,
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Election OF Ohicers OF Albion Lodge. No
ana, L. q. OF q. F..


The Independent Order OF Odd Fellows have elected for
tho ensuing year John H. White Of Albion Lodge No 2l2
Most Worshipul Grand Master; Cornelius A. Marvin OF
Principal Lodge, No. no. Right Wershipfu Deputy Grand
Master Charles Clark OF States Rights Lodge, No ISL
Right worshipfu Grand Warder W. H. W. Pratt Of SYRIA
cuse Lodge, No. 10, Grand Secretary G. Gardner OF
Onandaga Lodge, No. 10, Grand Treasurer.
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Hill. Inimitablc Cutter OF Hair and
whskers No. barclay street. Hair Dye so cents black
or brown
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RESTAURANTS.

nANK DEEP, OR TASTE NOT THE PIEP.IAN SPRING.
IL There fountain In this city where Ale Is found
superior the waters Of the Perian SPRING and that ID
Spencer's Ale three cents. No. Cortlandt street,
northwest corner Of Broadway. SPENCER
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world; harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory 16 Bond street.
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American Civil War-Colored Pictures
on glass for exhibitions, published by the American
Stereoscopc Company, w. Langenheim, Agent Philadel
Phia Catalogues furnished application above,
+: j. Emmerich, q Maiden lane, New York. and N B.
Chamberlain l. Sons Boston.
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MArriea.

JoHSsoS-LouGHlN.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday August
49, by the Rev. Father Malone, of Sydney place church
MkGA,Hr, second daughter Of William Johnson to Isaac
N. LoUGuIIS, all Of this city.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees the best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied at No Astor House.
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OMcial Drawings or Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 445-August 20, 1851
~, 81, 80, %, 4e, 81, II. SO. II, 2, Sc, 81.
80, 65, 2, So. IS, So, %, Is, So, Al, "a, /, 70.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY Il CO.,
Covington, KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
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A RTrFlCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
IA Inserted while soft without pressure or pain
Aching teeth mere shells can be filled and preserveA
by the dscoveper, j. PEARSON N. D. Rooms $50 Bread
way west side one door above Seventeenth syeet. All
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFIC1AL TEETH.--ONLY IS FOR BEAUTIFUL
"A and substantial Sets pure silver; on fine gold and
platna $25 single teeth, 81. Teeth filed and extracted
without tho least pain. Artificial bono nning so cents
All work warranted Once 1873 Sixth avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets DIR. LUTHER, Dentist.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prixes cashed |;
circulars and information furnished. Address T. De
Orihuela % Nassau street.
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Military Shoulder Braces and Abdomf-
mai Supporters combinedA and superior article
MARSH CO. IS Truss ONCE, No. veaey street, Aston
House,
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