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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Litors-
ry Family journal I'm the Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, now ready
contains
Important Intelligence from the National Capital Re-
ports Of the Proceedings Of tho North Carolina South
Carolina and Alabama state Conventions; Tho Result Of
the Recent Elections Mississippi and Connecticut In
eresting operations of the Freedmens Bureau Account
Of the Return OF General Conners Expedition 70 Fort
Laramie and the Results Of thc Campaign against tho
Indians; Continuation OF the Testimony n the WirS
Trial Case Interesting Letter from the Arctc Regions
from Captain Hall Fun Details Of the Arrest OF Gene
raj Brscoe at Lynchburg, Va; Interesting IntclIi-
sence from Louisiana, Teus, and all sections OF
tho Union; AccouDt Of tho Shooting or .
man In Richmond Va, by woman, because ho refused
70 marry her; late and important News from Europe
and all parts of the world Editorials lending ens;
the Current News Of the day Poetry-"Eept Saered,"
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Vail" the interesting sory Of 1.-The Secret OF Eouss
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latest Sporting News Religious Intelligence; seasoeable
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New ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS PRovrrs The annual
meeting Of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company and
the Manchester Print Works held at the counting.
rooms OF the companies, in Manchester on Wednesday
The Amoskeag we believe, has larger capital than any
other COMPANY In New England. Although only small
portion of It's machinery has been running has earned
and divided ten per cent on It's capital Of 81 900 dur
ing the year ending June 30 and besides a reserved
million OF dollars considerable portion Of the ma
ohineYy has been recently SGT In motion, and II IL now
operating about fort, thousand out Of It's hundred
Thousand spindles.
The Manchester Print Works did very large business
during the war For the year ending May 81 Its sales
10 largo as In tho year previous being only thirteen per
cent on lis capital OF 81 500 000 The dividends for tho
year were however, twcnyour per cent the reserved
profits having been drawn upon 70 the Of about
$4,000 IL still has handsome reserve, ans - now
doing large and profitable business running upwards Of
thirteen hundred Of ts nineteen hundred looms on de-
lanes --LoStoR Courier. OF, =.
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WHAT TIE ILLusTRIOUs ALTERNATELY SAID

SWELL sir, what's the maersn Absscihy the great
English surgeon to cadveroas looking pan1t who had
called TO consult him. "Oh, nothing serouSn the
ply, my stomach and liver out OF order that's ALL do
YOU can that nothing serious said Aberncny 81 tell you,
sir that whom these two CALI
IT, there's not inch OF the body that
less diseased, drop q blood in IL that beahfuh
condo1 Nothing carsbe more trns Thosvfore Is Of the
very highest importance 30 Keep the slonach liver
vigorous condition II nc weak the other
lar IN its action tone aisd control than VITA OSTETTEfS
CEI.EBRATED STOMACH BFfrERS-the gcaial
vegetable restorative and Alternative that has been sd
miDsercd cure FOR dyspepsia and liver disease In
recommended by distinguished surgeons and physicians Of
the United States Army by oces OF the army and navy.
by first autfars, by emisnnt csegymenn fact, BY
Thousands Of the most nteiigsei q every class
andcas perfectly innocuou, bnt AZ the me
nvigorant and Alternative. New York Office 90 Cedar street,
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THE NAV Y.
FOR THE GULF SQUADRON.

The despatch gunboat Memphis, Commander Conroy.
viii sail from the Navy Yard for the Gulf squadron TO
day. Letters for persons in the above squadron
will 20 by the Memphis
GENERAL NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
general naval court martial convened at Phlsdel.
phia Saturday last, composed OF the following
oncers:-C Commodore william X Latimer President
Commodore Charles Boarman, Captain James NJ. ellis,
Captain Oliver s. Gibson, Commander Thompson D.
Shaw, Commander James Madison Frailey, Lieutenant
George r. Gray; Lieutenant u. X Miller United States
Marine corps, Provost Marshall Judge Advocate, A.
Thomas smith ESQ 1t Is understood four officers from
the United States steamer DonegaI-the vessel from
which the paymasters SAFE containing government
funds SO mysersousy disappearcd-will be brought
before this These officers transferred few
days since, IN irons, from This station 70 Philadelphia
DISCHARGED PROM THE YARD.
Upwards Of one hundred and nfty men-mechanics,
aborers and artisanswere discharged from tho Brook
lyn Navy Yard on the 30th ult Rear Admiral Bell b
carrying ON the retrenchment system TO ncety He 10
determined TO have no dead heads In his department.
REPORTED FOR DUTY.
The following named officers are additional 10 those
ordered to- the sloop-ofwar Brooklyn for the Brazil
squadron :-Lisutenant, Chas Z. Mckay; Ensigns J. b.
Kohlan, ChaA b. Gridey; Surgeon, $. w. Kellogg; As
sstant surgeon, Grove s. Beardsley; Paymaster, Geo.
and Edwin c. Brooks; Midshipmen s. l.. Wilson, g. H.
Baker g. W. Pgman s. q. Rachel; Acting Third Assist
ant Engineer Chas. s. Glass.
Lieutenant Commander @. s. Norton, Assistant Sur
geon T. NJ Cone and Boatswain Hallowell Dickerson,
have reported Admiral Bell for duty tho sloopof-
war Brooklyn, Of the Brazil squadron.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS.
The operations Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis
have been resumed under the superintendent of Rear
Admiral D. D. Porter assisted by large number of
young naval professors There has also been added TO
the professorshps Professor Of Steam Engineering in
the person of Chief Engineer w. w. Wood United States
Navy under whose Instructions the naval cadets to
be taught steam engineering, very desirable branch Of
study in this day OF steam The school ships
Constitution and sanice have been put IN splendid order
for tho reception of the incoming students, and tho
grounds buildings &C. have been restored to their former
beautiful condition. Mr. H. Y. Leslie, United States
Navy has been detached from duty and placed l.
ing orders. The Rev. q. H. Davis, chaplain, United
States Navy has also been detached and ordered TO the
Norfolk Hospital,
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M e xIcO.

Successes OF tho Liberals I'm Chfhuahua-
Cold Reception or tho French in the
CITY, &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct. O. 1855,
Semi Official news was received here to-day from tho
State OF Chihuahua The Mexican General Village FRO
pubcan attacked aud took possession in August OF the
city Of Para defended by the French He inflicted great
loss the enemy The republican General Meogni
killed in the battle The French we're coidy received in
the city Of Chihuahua General Brincour circulated
proclamation printed the city OF Mexico stating that
he had been welcomed by the people. The next day,
however, he declared martial law in the State. Maxi
milans proclamation Of tho 9Th Of September is said
practically to reestabsh slavery in Mexico. He calls
the slaves working ami their masters patrons.
Combined Forces Of Liberals Marching
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ction or Tclc-
graph Lines, Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4, 1885.
Matamoros aGvicos say that Cortna, Canales and
Escobedo have combined their forces and marching
Maamoros with twelve hundred liberals robbng and
plunderng the whole country. Captain Neyes cavalry
is operating between Matamoros and Monterey.
Nine hundred Bolsians and Mexicans defeated three
thousand Ave hundred Juarss Caroma in the State
Of Michoacan the 18th Of July, capturing hundred
and seventy prisoners six hundred stand Of and
six pieces of artillery They proceeded in the direction
Of Tehuacan.
Telegraph limos in process Of construction to
meet the principal cities Of the empire.
Reported Mover cnts Of President Juarez.
ST.. LOUIS Oct Q, 1885.
The Rpublico~'s Los Vegas, New Mexico, correspond
cnt under date of September 49, says gentleman from
Santa Fe reports the arrival of Juarez that place.
supposed to be route to the States. The report is
doubted.
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A. Clocks
Hair Restorer restores gray hair
CLOCKS
Hair Restornr makes hair grow on haldhesds.
CLOCKS
Hair Resorer stops hair from falling out
CLOCKS
Hair Restorcr prevents headache.
CLOCKS
Hair Rcstorer Is elegantly rerfumsd.
CLOCKS
Hair Resorer Is all that be desired dressing
CLOCKS
Hair Restorer all the merit claimed for Ia single
trial conynces the skepci of value. IL.
thorough trial of bottles II does give perfect
faction the VIII be refunded Sold every Ut 81
per bottles six bottles for %.
DR. F.B. CLOCK, Proprietor,
Manchester. N. II.
IT, T. HELMB0LD
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 59t Broadway,
Agent Now York City.
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Barley, the Canadian Lake Pirate.
DETAILS OF MS RscAPE--HE SHOWS HIMSELF
OPENLY IN TORONTO AND DErRoIT-THE FuGI-
TIVE MAKING FOR SCOTLAND.

TIVE MAKING FOR SCOTLAND.
From the Toronto Leader, Oct Al
welean reliable authority that Capt Bennett G. Bur.
lev who captured tho steamer Phlo Parsons last fall on
Lake Erie and who was arr scd at Guelph, claimed and
surrendered 10 the American auhort under the Extra
dition treaty, tho broad Atlantic, homcward
bound for his native land Scotland. That h.
cent of he charge NJ robbery upon which he
dtcd could easily have proved had the opportunity
been permitted, by the evidence Of the very person who
took the money from the purser Of the fhlo Parsons
and the late amonted Captain Bcae. Tho person who
appropriated the money-twenty greeuback dollars
merely took the passage money paid by those Of the
derae service who went aboard for the purpose cap
turing the vessel and rcscuing starving Confederate
prisoners Johnsons Island Not cent Of any other
money was touched as the purser testified and as all who
on board know 10 be true. Burlcy confined
ten months first in Toronto then In Detroit and lastly
in Port Clinton, Ohio While In Detroit he twice
offered unconditional pardon II he would bciray
tain OF his brother confedcates OF tho army navy
" is needless 10 say TO any one who knows the pted
y ung fehow that the offer was spurned
The particulars Of Captain Bnrley's escape from the
jail mt Port C nton have already appeared In the Leader
but nothing has yet been published concerning his sub
scguent movements upon emerging from tho prison. The
Jaor being absent for drive he concealed himself In
swamp I'LL evening, when meeting railway laborer he
dressed as 'navvicn to Toledo, where he arrived on
the Saturday following his escape. On the following
Day ne TOOK passage on the railway and reached De-
OF that city several times during the day,
and the afternoon crossed tho river In safety the
the American, since II through the action OF our
government and judges that he delivered up 70 the
tender mercfes OF his enemies On Monday night of
last week he was In Toronto, where, after spending
short time IN seeing old friends and personally rendering
them thanks for their cxertions his behalf he pro-
cceded towards the seaboard and Is probably sew.
eral hundred miles away the Atlantic speeding
wards his old home, where he may breathe In peace the
arr Of liberty. n
While In prison Burley's friends h Canada repeatedly
proered the amount or bail required three thousand
dollars In cash. but he refused 70 allow them deposit
10, saying that II would never be restored 10 them,
whether he acquitted on not His father who lives
In Scotland, and in comfortable circumstances
United him monsv occasionally. SO that wher In prison
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General Grant and Mexico.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

ST.. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New York, Oct o, 1865.
regret to see in the papers Of this morning my
name connected with report from Philadelphia, In
reference to alleged conversation with General Grant
about Mexico While am Mr.. Smith would not
intentionally misrepresent by shade he certainly
misunderstood the purpor OF my conversation with him
If he is correctly reported.
l never n train with General Grant, TO my
knowledge, to or from Cincinnati once had casual
conversation with General Grant. in which Mexico
alluded to- and OF this spoke Mr. Smith IN general
conversation the
General Grant in way intnatcd to me. that II
the purpose OF the TO interfere in Mexican
affairs
Casral conversations, maintained merely 10 while
away time, too liable TO DO misunderstood mis-
rccoiiectcd and differences surmises nconsdcraely
express d. are too liable to be taken statements OF
facts, TO be made foundation for sensation
reports.
BY allowing me this denial you will do an act OF justice
TO General Grant, as well as myself. Yours truly,
L. d. CATION
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GREAT FIRES IN MOBILE.

Five Thousand Eight Hundred Bales OF
Cotton Burned-L0ss Over . Million or
Dollars.
MoBnE, Oct 0, 1885,
The Planters warehouse with four thousand bales Of
cotton burned last night by incendiary fire. The
loss Ia $500 000 which mostly covered by insurance
McGuessimth's warehouse was burned this morning,
and eighteen hundred bales OF cotton destroyed.
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that he was d liberty refuse 70 any question
that would involve HIM In the crime of treason.
The witness replied that he YVES subject 70 the powers
that be- and that ought 10 be q sufficient answer
The coURT overrued an objection raised BY Mr. Baker,
when .s.W.N wNH
Colonel CnPnAN asked-Did you over take an oath
of loyalty TO the Confederate governmenu
The wtnoss-I did not l never was connected with
tho army In any way.
Several other witnesses were then examined when the
Oourt adiOurned
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American Union Plano.

Artists and musical amateurs highly commesdIng
Plano just being presented N The public
pces Of tho American Union Company For sweetness do
licacy and ~ the same time slnes chnesa organ
like depth Of tone this instrOraeut Is 1t
usually Durable also; possesses remarkable power az
preserving Its purity OF inonAtion and thanks the Ad
mirable organisation o the Union Company offered for
slo at an exceedingly how ratio Indeed possesses
admirable qualities that II fail TO rank among the
tr~es Instruments that have been produced New
York. the musical emporium Of the world The
COMPANY A67 Bro0me street Of Greene airee
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Another Accident ON the New York Cen.
trail Railroad.
ES0rNEER AND FIREMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.

From the Schenectady star, Oct 8
The train due In this city at twenty past six
last evening thirtynve minutes behind time
Amsterdam There not being many passengers tho truck
master nj that point ordered three coaches dropped and
no would cause their immediate removal This was done
10 gain time Tho rackmaser forgot that the train was
behind time. Before the removed the train
due here at lfty minutes past six dashng along
and into and through tho three cars totally demolsh
ing them, damaging the locomotives, and nearly killing
the engineer and fireman OF the last train.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. A. 1885
Tho sloop Alice Captain Neigh, left Baltimore June
H. and has been seen here and NJ Norfolk repeatedly
until within one month Tho captain had money with
him when last SEEN and fears entertained that no
has been foully dealt with
Captain Wheeler, Acting Assistant Quartcrmaster at
Easvle Eastern shore has been robbed OF his safe
about four thousand dollars in currency The VIII
be investigated.
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he able TO procure many things that no desired and
when of to pay his passage port he desired
He s safe-a Jact at OAioh his many friends in his
country uiH heartily rejoice
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GRAY HAIR RESroRED WITHOUT pXEING."
"LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORE AND DIR ESSfNG.s
LONDON HAIR COLOR RRsToRER Ann, DREssING."
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTOKER AID RESSING.
No dye Requires Washing prepsssiioa. Does nos
stain sol thing Cures badness sofa
and lsossy and uxurah 75 cents koI1e. bottles a.
Sold By pr. swAYNE 4 SON, phiiadcsehlr; HELMBoLD.
594 Broadway; BARNES 81 Park row. WslLS ll5 Frs2k
lin street, and all the Bruadway drugxaLs.
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Medical Wonder.
HYATTS LIFE RALSAM. For certificates OF cure for
Rheumatism scrofaa, dc see eighth page
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drawings,
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 wan street, MT.
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Detroit Horse Fair.

49,, DEfRoff, Oct Q, 1895.
The horse fair now In progress at Kalamazoo great
succoss Over twelve thousand visitors were present
to-day. The 900 prize for trong by Cooley
Of Chicago. in three straight heats. Time, 2:2o,6,
22sk. 2.2sk
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Advice Gratis (45 Years Practicep-NevsV
Dye or use sulphur on your Hair. Consult Dr.. GRAND
JEAN, Astor Plncc,
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Release or One or the Editors Of the Rich.
mOnd Bulletin.
BALTIMORE, Oct. q, 1885.
Mr. Dimry Of the editors OF the Richmond
Buiisfin, has been released from arrest
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A.-The Finest Overeoats Ever Seen In
J. v, BRoKxw, "a Lafayette place, and
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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DIR. Harrison's Pcrlstallle Lozenges.-
positive cure for CONTINGENCIES ST., PILLS. DYsrEPsIA
VII be mailed on remitting the prtof, % ceots.
J. y. HARRISON CO., Propri-tors. Boston, hasG
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IL difference N chidrens fancy hats which 10 the
superficial observer may perhaps nearly alike IN shape
and trimming The STYLE the set The hnish everything
Mothers who have not the chef duvrc Of
art al GENNs, No. 53 Broadway, had better visit that
establishment before they put their daughters faces In
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A.-Pollak q Son, Meerschaum MANN.
facturers ga broadway Fourth ~rcec-Pipes
gar Holders at Wholesale and retail cut TO order mounted
with silver repaired.
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GARIbAbpf GETAWAY AND zOUAVE SUITS,
By the Thousands, Al reasonable prices.
T. " BROKAw, "a Lafayette place, and
- Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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Baso ball TOurna ment.
WASHINGTON, Oct 9, 1895.
Tho base ball tournament commences here next week
On Monday the Excelsior Club OF New York will play
with the National Club Of this city the grounds south
Of tho Presidents Mansion On Tuesday tho Pastmcs
Of Baltimore will play the Nationals
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The above race pretty well contested, Sorrel Dan
winning the first heat Buckskin the subsequent
heats. lady Bloom did not act TO suit her hackers
although she rotcd pretty we'll In parts OF the last
heat Buckskn the favorte before the start ut ten
TO three.
Ella Sherwood and Shark trot this afternoon at the
Fashion Course in match for 81 000 two mile heats in
harness Ella tho favorite last night at two to one
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Government Sale OF Beef Cattle.
BAL1nsoWH Md, Oct. 9, 1895
The government sold to-day twelve hundred and fty
head Of beef cattle nj average OF cents pound
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Rupture positively No pressure the back Inward and
upward motion. Light clean and easy. Pamphlets rec
OREuQRt a CO.. w BI0adNay,
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Defiance Fire and burglar Proof Safes.
Also sdcboard and Psror Safes. at g Murray street.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 542 Br0adwa ",
Shoulder Braces silk Elastic Abdominal Bsts silk Elastic
stockings, &c. A lady attendant Ut
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Fall and Winter styles OF Dress Hats.
In great varety ready. t0E BURKE
40 broadway and i5 FULTON street
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New Orleans MMrkets.
Nav ORLEANS Oct. T. 1868
Cotton is nrm; sales day 600 bales at a. s5c
for middllng. sugar Arm and advancing Fncghts
and exchange unchanged.
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BatchclOr's Hair Dye.-Thc Hest In the
world harmless reliable and The only par
feet Dye Also Regencratng Extract Of Mleheurs Pre-
and the hair 81 Barclay street, York
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Ask tire Entry Clerks at the Custom
House how much foreign perfumery IL imported under the
present laws They VIM ten next % none The
purporng be European fraud
ulent and spurious ne onIy gsngpe Pars ana s,ssd
CEREUS.n Sold everywhere.
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Fall Oversaek, STA 90 sac; Heavy Walk
ing Coats SO 10 S.5 Oycfcons from 500 $50; custom
work. CLARKE, li2 and III William street.
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.
albany Oct O, 1905.
Tho following Is the day calendar OF the Court of Ap
peas for Saturday October Mos ILL., 172 173, ia,
us, l76, ILL., It's, 179 and $50.
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Behind those R0seate Gates-
the lips Of grhoodthere should be fragrant palace Gle
gantly furnished with coral To drop
young ladies' should keep youreeth and gums per-
Feet order n hope after he 70 enjoy the blessings OF
bic You 10 do this. you ask Nothing but fragrant sozo
Don't we reply
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sChevalicr's Life for the Hair Restores
grysr 70 Us original color stops ~ falling out keeps tho
head Clean stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold ut the drug stores and my oncc llxD
broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALIEK. N. ID.
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The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, L. i.-TROTTING.
FmpAy Oct 0-swcepstakes 5000, mile heats, Ia bar.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. zAcIARIE 7O
Hrpa
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Fall and Winter Clothing-At Il. Evans
a CO.'S 60 and 6s Fulton street hN
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New Bedford OH Market.
NEW DEpYoRD, Oct o, 1855
Sales made to-day OF 600 bbs sperm oil nj 81 30
per gallon, so bbls. do inferior private terms.
Nothing doing In whale oil
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A silent Sewing Machine.-
WILCOX GIBBS,
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The sehwy1kiii Mutual Coal Company
now delivering Coal az - IS per ton IL Subscribers
Apply person by letter a. the once IS Wall greet
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot, wholesale and retail. No. Astor House.
The dye applied BY skilfu artists.