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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24


E.oJeniDR hi- theatre for the winter season Mr. "
Webster has the good fortune 10 introduce to the London
public of Tie most original aud ut the time
inshcd actors upon any stage. We refer OF
course to Mr.. Jefferson, whose merits have been
Acknowledged by crowded audience with that sort Of
hearty and sustained APPRECIATION which the practscd
readily distinguish from spurious applause rs
the experienced touch detect tho superiority o the
silver coin the imitation In base metal Nor = an
iOa Of the admiration bestowed upon Nc Jefferson 10 ue
attributed 10 the high reputation he has acquired ~ Tue
United States American fame L. not more certain %
circulation than American observation-disclosures, VIC
Offspring OF many Iaboring mountains on tho otbef
side OF the Atlantic have proved 10 be- such very sna
II not such very ridiculous mice when shipped W Lon.
DON thai wc inclined 10 look with solsc .uspe"n
on testimonials ~ histrionic genius sghen py OUT
enthusiastic co,lans. We are informed ~ ih'ft
lgent Americans who are we'll acquainted WITH ,hcr
country that In many tho deception v - much 10
be attributed 10 our ignorance, or neggcnce, as 10
desire 70 impose on the part Of mediocre pctcrs mere
H. they saw an Annette, aud an America, star ~ New
York il different being from star ~ some western
State while tae THEATRE OF New YORK dicr rom eaoh
9th or IN isc power giving iis'rc u slhfdom an ms
we mi tht m misc from me facts N our own aprni, Tor
succcSl achieved in icadng court theatre is some.
Lia1 aiin.cihsr distno' FROM thai ganri N remote
aaJ,rh fN The bulk evca Of lelllng mgnkmi "a not
10 thc habit :. qlndyirg the thenfir c'cnN ~ Tor
a,f, c,,nitios 20 vague boief tha Nov WORK n'i'
le ,iyefiDr IA the,t,lea msl'"~ - 'h'"-" - "ety'
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The Danger OF Putting the Wrong Things
into Ones Haskell.
SUPREME cOu.r-cuAMBER
r...s.... n....-t

SUPREME cOrRr--cHAMBERs.
Before Justice Barnard
Ssrr % In the mot,,r Of ne hober corpus Of Ndrga
vet Kgrgon.An application made 10 Justice Bar
nard this morning u grant writ Of habcas coPos for
the production of the body OF Margaret Kerrgan
confined the City Prison conviction Of petit larceny
The facts Of the case arc briefly thcscThe petitioner
the sth iust entered grocery store in this city aud pur
chased some provisions BY somc accident certau articles
included in her purchascworc placed IN her basket
and she left tho store unconscious OF the mistake.
When short distance from Che store the provisions were
missed by the grocer who went after Mrs Rerrean, and
discovered them In her basket as expected The unior-
tunate confused by the suspicious cHcum-
stances in which she found herself that she scarcely
knew what do On being asked for her mans she eayc
that OF Margaret Kcrrgan the she possessed before
her marriage. she vas given in charge to policeman
and locked up in OF the station houses The next
morning she was taken before Justice Dowlinr nj the
Tombs for examination. After hearing the facts. tue
Justice concluded that VI Of accidental mis-.
take and offered 10 discharge the prisoner, provided
snicieni testimony To- her good character was pro-
duced. Here comes the most curious part OF the case
Tho husband who present, offered 10 TESTIFY In be-
half OF his wife, without acqnaintng the Judge OF me
fact that he the lawful spouse Of the prisoner He
examined. hut being crossquestoned, appear
ing that the witness was the husband the Judge
indignant TINT lac sentenced the prisoner 10 thrce months
Incarceration The husband, II appears, was so much
mortified ut his wifes under suspicious circun
stanccs tha, lac ashamed inform any OF his friends
with view procuring their testimony TO her good
,b""rt he could testify himself without necessarily dis.
covering his close relationship. The mistake was almost
fatal Mr. G. Fine, the counsel for The petitioner In a.
plying for the writ stated that the provisions supposed
H. have stolen by the amounted 10 only two
dollars In value The Court remarked that II would be
hnrd case Tor poor woman 70 be impssonsd or tntee
the Board &C Aldermen every day steal i've Thousand
The writ granted and the petitioner was baed out
in the sum Of hundred dollars writ of cer,orar
nan sferring the Gaze the general of the supreme
Court, was likewise issued
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According to an Official statement the putober Of cattle
carried OF by the plague within the last twenty years
amounted 10 no lcss than two hundred thousand IN the
ono province robosk the original scat Of this terrible
scourge.
A meeting has beou hold in London 10 devise some
practical means for the arrest OF British nfantcidc II
was very fully attended by ladies and clcrgymen.
II has been remarked In Marsccs, elsewhere, that
since the appearance Of cholera the rats have entirely
disappeared
A German processes 10 have counted Tho hairs on tho
heads of four women OF different, compcxions, and has
lust published the results On the head Of the blonde
there were Is04lp hairs; on that Of c brown haired
woman loo i40; tina, Of the black haired i02 962
am, on that OF The red haired - 40 Although there
was INF disparity W the number OF individual hairs
each crop was ahoBt The aAtue woignt Tho average
weight ~ wor,als haf a sss,ei Tic ssue antl0r
" - ,. ib.fiS3r prnlps
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u.rsoupl Intelligence.

Ancient custom I'm Italy permitted Knight IN inpover
hcd circumstances hang up his sword TO abandon HIS
knighthood and to engage in commerce when by us
practice he had accumulated sufficient wealth he was NJ
liberty 10 resume his title and position. This has been
thu with sgnor Nato the new Italian Minister OF
the Interior he baron OF sicily, but Deing eN.
tremcly poor he laid aside his tito years ago and
became a servant IN commercial bouse at Genoa lie
has now resumed his title with his betered fortunes
Paris letter says:--''The Emparor's visit 10 Swzer.
land etl helps 10 tho columns OF the papers In
this politically duh and oppressiyely hot weather One
tllc feet witch docs not find place W courty journals
Is tho li,e bill which the innseoper az Neuchaei j.
said 90 have aentel for thrly.B'x hours board a'd
laiqlng Cor his Majesty and suite " amounted oniy 10
on. .tNH
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MEETING or THE COMMITTEE on ANNUAL TAXES o
THE BoAEp OF srPERvIsoRs.

MEETING or THE COMMITTEE ON ANNUAL TAME OF
THE BOARD OF srrERvIsoRs.
The above mentioned committee met Yesterday at the
CITY Hall to consider the most feasible Of
ing communication the Harlem river, interrupted
by the accident OF Harlem bridge on Thursday night
Messrs Purdy Davis and winann were prcseut Super
visor Dayis reported the committee that ON the evening
Of the accident be inspected the ruined bridge ana set
gang OF men 20 work Cor the purpose of restoring the
Communication that important point a. speedily as
possible Panks and heavy mbcrs were laid across on
The abutmeuts OF tho bridge brmiy braced together and
small handra was erected on either side. Tho work
was completed by ten O'Clock A. NJ on Friday. The
committee endorsed supervisor Davi. action ana
sicni0ed their Intention OF replacing the present tenn.
porary bridge by one stronger aud more substantial
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New and Important Religious Move
mcmts.


A movement Tor extended Christian work has Just
been In this aud other cities II will md
general expression AZ Cleveland the Nth instant The
following circular s signed By large number OF proni-
pent cereymen and lay men -
convention n Evangelical Christians will be held IN
the city Of Cleveland st ten O'Clock, on "Wednesday.
September 81 1855, to organize national society for
zatol-a Christian commission for the nasses-
10 carry the religion OF Jesus n all IT, saving efficacy,
especially In the great cities and in tile South 70 those
not reached by effective Christian influences Extensive
correspondence and consultation have led 70 the assr
that the necessity OF greater activity In the direction
indik ed IL painfully felt We have fallen away from
the simplicity and entire conservation Of the early Chris
tnns. Az first every disciple was o missionary,
and every church missionary society II IL simply pro-
poscd that earnest Chrisons, whose hearts burn with
love aud zeal join hands 70 do and promote this oonpr
hensivc work Of direct evangezation for which the
primitive Christians lived, suffered and died Tho plan
proposed simple and Is practicable Churches city
missionary and tract societies, Young Mems Christian
associations and kindred organizations are requested TO
pont dele gates TO meet In convention rs above desg-
mated. Where organizations that will appoint delegates do
moi exist pastors and brcthefn few many, are re
aucstcd 10 p,sct aud two or more OF their
number az delegates And all interested invited 10
attend aud take part IN the convention whether az.
pointed a. delegates or II is suggested thai dele
gates come prepared report the names Of such will
heartily cooperate.
ENGLAND.
A singular rcligiona encn was begun u Fn2'And
ley wccbs ~, IL "a prpuosci b. un'i" tl' 10 . a
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BROOKLYN City News.

RroTERsI CouRr.A batch of colored men and whites
who figured in the dsgraceful street fight corner Of
Eleventh and South Sixth streets f. D. Friday night
taken before Judge Daley on Saturday morning.
There much conflicting testimony 10 who orig
ed the fight, the whites blacks. Michael Murphy
(whiio) fined $40 Francis Sattes and Charcs Will
son (colcrcd) fined sl5 each, or county Jail for
thirty days Anthony Jones. VIM Mitchell, Isaac White,
W. Lapn, George Harris a coored) were discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

The Numerical B,1rcin reports the sales Of wool ~
very heavy The sales of one house alone or INC wcok
fou w shine 600 900 pounds OF another 500 OoD POUNDS
bf anthcr aao 0o0 pounds of another as 900 pounds
pnd several olhors upwards Of 100 900 POUNDS eacn
Footing up grand aggregate of about two millions o.
bounds AL domestic staple aud almost ths cnre amount
vnk "a for act7' con stnnniion.
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BrFfALo, sept u IeO3
Tho Engsh capitalists and their friends arrived here
this morning, and received by the Mayor and the
Board Of Trade. They excursion on the lake
this afternoon and they will be given grand banquet
at the Tin House this evening They leave afterwards
on a special train for tho Falls, and Monday leave
thor, for Cleveland.
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AUniversal Hat store,

GENTLEMEN'S HATs.-rau fashion for 1861 ready
inspection and sale EspENSCHElDs Manufacturer.
llS Nassau street,
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Invented by DIR. Won EISENBERG.
For the all of the Eye, Ear Chronic Caarrh,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarrh. Asthma Affections of the Voice. Iarynsa' Bron
Pulmonary Complaints Disorercd Functions Of
stomach LIVER Shotess OF Breath, Wheeling Cough
other distressing affections Of the Chest; morbid aiec
Liver Nerves and general debility
Of the whole system Is m operation at the residence
Of the inventor Dr. Won EIsENBERG SIG Broadway
Twelfth
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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A.-Mnrsh's Truss Office Removed to 513
Broadway. Shoulder Braces SIX Elastic Stockings SILK
Elastic Abdominal Belts. A lady attendant
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Ladies' Bracelets, .........-
TWO THREE, FIVE, Et0Hr, TIN, I'D TWO HtNpNhV
w. DOLLARS EACH.
ror ale 10y q. g ALLEN. No ts Roadway one docr be-
.I-x-rn
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I.ockssiseh Sewing Machines and Hut
,onbol. Machine WHEELER a WILSON, 6sS Broadway.
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A.-Thc Finest OvercOnts Ever Seen In
this country ready for SALE.
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper uoion.
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Ladies' waterfalls. Cur1s. Longbr"tds.
ceiling txentvnye Der cheaper than risewhere AZ
BRAf'rEtT's Hair Goods Emporium, u Cour street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24
The Trip TO Niagara Falls.

NnGARA FALLS, Sept. Il, 1865
THE STAY LONDON c. W.
The English party resumed their travel after breakfast
this morning when they took passage across the river a.
Detroit and embarked the special train Of the Great
Wcstern Railway which in waiting for them at
Windsor of few hours at the rate of about forty
sncs per hoar brought them 10 the town Of London, c.
w., where they we're warmly welcomed by the citizens,
through committee, who thom at the depot in all
che authority of red white and blue rosettes. dinner
at the railway station followed by an address of
welcome and
a srEEcH FROM SIR MoRraS PEro,
who expressed the wishes OF himself aud friends that
sheir town might be the equal in extent it the
nancakc OF their great city in England HIS friends in
Europ, thought that his arrival here he would nd the
OF TIE recent great struggle but he was happy to
state that such not the On tho contrary the
resources Of the people seemed great ever II was
matter Of joy to him that here he perceived hearts
beating true 10 the Old Country. (Appauso.) good
imporlant. From the manifestations Of good feeling
which he had since his advent on this side OF the
Atlantic he convinced the fault Of any difficulty
would lie with England. There had been some sympathy
with enemies In Europe but It's limits were
very small, and he could not help rci,cra.ng
pary that the South had less synphizers in England
Than Anoag the dsanected Of the North. He Was
pleased By S % 81 sne Of s
and expressed hs wish and hope for the unity and
prosperity OF the Ufsed States His entertainers niadc
him feel at home: for there bond Of attachment
and union between them Mhic he hoped never TO see
wycred. tApplause) Canada snd Ensland could not be
u,yidod they we're friends ana reaiions and attached
60 tho same Queen, and hc hoped ever TO see int T.
national friendship between the people ot he TWO gr
governments -,
On motion Of Mr. ~ A. Thomson three cheers, ana
hearty ones, given for Mr.. LHommedeu, The
President Of the Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
ARRIVAL FALLS.
Tho cxcurionists next visited the county far after
which they resumed their journey the special train,
which arrived here about eight O'Clock O is evening
1hey staying at the International Hotel whose
propreiors had been informed OF Their coming and had
made preparations for thor reception Tn r quarters
o the most agreeable kind aud all unite in declaring
that they have finally attained the contamination Of their
wishes, NO Car as hotel life Is concerned.
Sir Morton Pco aud few OF the members OF his party
visited tho Rapids this evening grand excursion TO all
the Interesting Of the locality is arranged for to-
morrow
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A Locomotive and Passengo~ Car Pius gcd
into the Hudsom River Through the
Draw OF the Long Bridge at Troy-No
Lives Lost Serious injuries Sustained
INV PassenQers.

Draw OF the Long bridge at TrOy-No
Lives Lost or Serious injuries Sustained
TRoy, NJ Y, Sept %, 1866.
a rSIlroad accident occurred The Rensselaer, aud
sarstoga Railroad Compauy's long bridge crossing the
Hudson river this city about o'clock this even
ang train backing toward the city for the pur-
pose Of starting out at eight O'Clock The engine was
running tender foremost followed by passenger cars
aud baggage car. The swing draw was open at the
tim, and tho usual lights displayed, hut the engi
nccr Them and did not notice TIC open
draw until upon H. The locomotive, Jay Gage, plunged
forty rcs into the deep water Of the channel and wss
followed by one Of tho passenger cars which We nearly
submerged
The other passenger car had narrow sscaDa Yostu
ateiy the only passengers In tho cars we're three per
sons who were riding TO the city, enc at them be-
An the master mechanic OF the road They made their
escape from the submerged The engineer, Dr.
Broughton and the fireman, J. Mcscr jumpsd from the
train and chung to the bridge. They were nct much
hurt
n A. almos, miraculous that Of The dozen OF
more men on the train was seriously injured Mcs
sures we're Immediately taken 10 relieve the over
hanging car and repair the draw The bridge Is used
both BY Tho Saratoga and Central Railroads This Is the
r., accident Of the kind that ever happened there
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A.-Jeffers. 573 Broadway, IL Selling
his Ladies' Childrens SHOES reduced prices Tho
ladies' are call JEFFEkS, 53 Broadway.
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All Prizes Cashcd im Legal LOtteries.-
j. CLUTE. Broker, i76 Broadway.
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe.
Jr President. SO broadway. Agents wanted
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Chcvalicr's Life for the Hair Restores
gray original color stops It's falling out keep the
clean above comparison with any other har
dressing Sold at drug stores aud ut oice rs
broadway SARAH A. CHEvALTER. NJ D.
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Chapmun's Great Nervous Antidote fos
Indges,lcn Palpatiou. Nervous Debility Hysters. &c
Sold the depot, 4O6 Sixth avenue.
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Pre1ntum
Eia and Lock Stitch Sowing Machines t Broad
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Humphrey's Homeopathic Spoetncs-
A. wholesale and retail Depot. So broadway.
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HyaSt's Life Balsam.-For Certificates
OF cure for rheumatism scrofus Ac sec eighth pls-
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Universal Hat store,
representing all the latest fashions In the old world and tho
In
CiiIiDREN's FANCY HATS INFANTS FANCY HATS.
MISSES HATS and BONNETS, BOYS Gnd YOUTHS
HATS and CAPS, LADIES' and Ciifl.DRENS FURs.
apprccablc convenience in grea city like New York.
and such a store is GENIN'S, 5l3 Broadway.
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Trusscs.--marsb ~ co.'s Ola Y tahlishrd
Radical Cufe Truss oice still st No VcscS street ly "
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Billion u Foggan's Patent Steel shsr'
Bosoms IS; Cuffs 81; Collar 81 Mailed receipt prirs
and size. ~ Nassau street, New York.
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A.-B0ys' and Childrcn's
GARTBALDI CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvE SUITS
BY the thousands at reasonable prices.
L. V. BROkAM % Lafayette place. and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Goura ud's italian Medic ted Sos p Cares
Tan Pnpes Freekes H. Al his depot to3 broadway aud
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The Best tu tho
world harmless reliable and iDstantan Tho only poo
feet Dye. Aso Kegenerang Extract Of Mlcheurs Pre-
hair 81 Barclay New York
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Possesses Every Merit Claimed for IT,

II Is he only known restorar of color and perfect hair
dressing combined. Delicaiely rerfumed Requires no
washing before ia sold whole
sale aud retail Al H. T. lfELMBoLp's Drug and Chemical
Warehouse, No. 59i Broadway, New York.
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EIectrfcity-Its Astonishing Results ta
the cure or Disease Call and witness At 81 Bond street
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Campbell, Chemist and ApOthecary-
corner Eighth avenue Twenty eighth srecPure and
genuine Medicines dispensed with Personal attention
K, urescr
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At Fountains India StOre-lndia Goods.
all kinds of fancy curious Articles and silks $50 Btoadw'y
near Fourteenth street
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MnthiIds - Co.. Marie GaIoupesu, sfe-
ee.sor No Brevoort place. Teuth street VIII o2n rbfts
Millinery The fall ,n Tuesday, SepVD8Nmr&>t-H
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second Hand safes ror sale thesp--For
,ae Al Naide
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Decnlcoma inca New Process 60 Ena-
belish Porcelain. Wood Glass SILK Leather Se. Can 10
practccd by every one 81 Broadway.
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Corus, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. aud
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zAcHARiE, 100
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservnttvs
and wig DEPOT wholesale and retail No Astnr House
The appfcd by sk lful artists
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snmsrItmr's Gin.-C"re- ia from Two
10 f,nf days Sold by drug1itts
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TILE AMERICAN VINTAGE COMPANY.
NO q DEY STHEEr, NEW YORK,
offer for sir California Wines, Braniys
A. to he w ciy The Ynfty aud 'ns hetrr ~
thc, wines render all others cr medicinal
and sacrmenta purposes; While "a Hheyciagr ucy hay"
no conei send Tor Circular enclose dcsrs Cor
OF ssmljcs tn the America vintage Company - Dcy
stcet Kew YORK.
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Art.-Photogrnphy. Brooklyn.
WfLLfAMSON'S. Established 1881.
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An Imdispensnble Toilet Article
Madame Lewenbelgs Pasties de Florcnce and Pasuc.h
beautifyng the complexion. For saie az drug
gisis ans perumcrs and by Is. A. LoVEJOY. wholessls
Agent, IS FULTON street
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Masonic Pine

Masonic Pins
AND CHARMs.
Voc sale w q. g. ALLEN, No as broadway, one ior -
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DIR. 0lOver's hampton Lever Trass 10
perfection Elastic Stocking Shoulder Braces ha"iascs
xc No n Ann
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BaIche's NIandolIne for the Hair.-The
only preparation n the marke. free from lead O. .aphm
SANGER co. 100 aud l07 Chambers street, whoesas
Agents; CASwELL, MACK a Co., Retail Agents.
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PRINCE Flushing ". " having discovered Natures Soy'
reign Rernedals these and Diseases OF the Liver Lungs
Kidneys stomach Uterus and for all Rheumatscs VIII mat
his Treatise all Diseases receipt OF ten cents ans
stamp.
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80 More Gray Hair or Bsidnrss---Sct.
cntfnc advice by d. oRANDJEAN yssrs practice Aston