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The union Democrat., 1870-01-01

MUFFLING THE THRoAr.-What is the best
mode for protecting the throat from colds
where person is very susceptible to them
The common way of protecting the throat is
ITO bundle and wrap it up closely, thus over
cheating and rendering it tender and sensitive,
rand more liable to colds and inflammation
'than before. This practice is all wrong, and
results in much evil. Especially is this the
.ssse with children, and when in addition to
rmGffiing the throat, the extremities are in
suft eiently clad, as is often the case, the best
possible conditions are presented for the pro-
Hoarslon of sore throats, coughs. Group, and
axllkinds of throat affections. If the neck is
kept overheated a portion of the time, when
it is exposed some disarrangement of the
throat will be apt to OCCUR. The rule i'll
regard to clothing the neck should be to
keep il as cool as comfort will allow. In
doing so you will suffer less from throat all
,nseatrthan if you are always fearful of hav-
ing "a little cold air come in contact with
,your meek. Any one who has been accus-
toned ITO have his throat mutfled should be
careful to leave off gradually, and no: at
.once.-LYerdld Of Hedlh
SrEhMNc.-A contributor to one of the
magazines, relates the result of teachers
,attempt to ''show off, the requirements of
Mis- spelling class to an assemblage of school
officers and parents. The word Aaron"
was given out by q visitor. After numerous
comical attempts ut it, it was correctly ren-
dered by little girl who blurted out, "Big
a, little q r-o-n-Aaron." In the course of
n few moments NIL went gaily as marriage
bell, every word being correctly spelt. At
last some one gave out the word Gallery"
This was poser" being out of the regular
l. r IL
unsuccessful attempts having been made, by
and-by o rough urcbin, whose eyes fairly
twinkled with the expected triumph, spoke
out iu clear ringing accents, mindful of the
previous victor: "Big Gal, little gal. cry
Gallery" 1t is needless to say that that
effort closed the exercises in spelling and lit
orally brought down the house.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of selfabuse This
solitary vice. epraved sexual indu gence practced
by the both to almost unlimited extent
producing with unerring certainty, the following tram
of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific med
cal measures S0low countenance dark spots under
the ewes pain the head ringing in the ear noise like
the rustng of leaves and rafting of charots uneasi
ness about the ons weakness of the limbs confused WIS.,
on blunted intellect loss of confidence, dldence In ap-
proachinC strangers dislike TO form acquantanceS,
disposition shun society," loss of memory, hectic flush
es pmpes eruptions about the Iace furred
tongue ftid breath coughs. consumption night sweas,
1onomania and frequent insanity. If relief is not OBJ
tanned the sufferer should apply Immediately either IN
person by letter. and have cure effected by his new
and scientific mode of treating this disease which never
fails of effecng quick and radical cure. Dr. g. will
give One Hundred Dollars to any person who VIII prove
satisfactorily him that he cured OF this complaint
by either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible and will give to each
patient written instrument binding himself to effect
radical and permanent cure, or make NJ charge
Persons at distance may be CURED AT HOME by ad-
dressing letter Dr.. Gbbon, stating symptoms
length of time the disease has continued and nave nedl-
cnes promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity
to any part of the country with full and plain directions
for use for Ten Dollars sent in registered letter or
through Wells, Fargo Co.
Address Dr. F. GIBB0N 62S Kearny street, corner OF
Commercial San Francisco Post office box 292 Consul
tation FREE. Private Entrance on Commercial.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate Chsrgest
DIR. w. X. DOHERTYS

Pirate We3ical and Surgical Institute
cifc Mail steamship Cos Office. Private entrance
on Leidesdorn street San Francisco.
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Caution to the Unfortunate.

Beware of San Francisco quacks and pretenders VINO
with boqus sworn to certificates dupe the unwary Some
of the sefsyled doctors whose names are TO De oh III
all the daily and weekly papers of San Francisco anu
nlares are radesmen and become too lazy to work at
their trade Some are tnsmiths shoemakers newspaper
carriers intelligence Office keepers etc L9ok over e
naon In il Look at the Directory for 1867 g. The only
way to avoid imposition make nquiry-t will cost you
nothing and may You many regrets ior
in agbt cases out of ten bogus, there is no
safety in trusting any of them till you know VINO ana
what they are DR.. Gibbon does not deceive people o
rbi;tin horus titles certificates. pretended patients
letters etc DR.. Gibbon will satisfy persons who may
call at his Office of his ability to treat diseases that he
e. Persons writing Dr. Gibbon will please state the
name of the paper they his advertisement in
feb l3 1S69-ly
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DIED.
ndny. Anru.t 8. the wife Of Pcter

DONOVAN on Monday, August 3, the wife Of Peter
III, friends ana relatives OF the family are respect;
fully invited TO attend the furera on wednesday, ~
HAFF.-On Monday morning. Alexander Han IN the
he frends of the family. and OF FyanEelist Lodge,
No go y. A NJ, and Washington chapter. X A. NJ 4,
and ths brethren gencra,iy are invited To attend lhe
funeral irum q, NJ r., Church, corner Bedluli aud
Morton stt,, on "Wednesday afternoon, At O'Clock.
The members OF Evangelist Lodge NJ 81, I and A,
NJ. are hereby summoned 70 attend special coinnu'
niUhOu, al tnclr Roums, corner VI eectcr ana Nor.
ton sts % Wednesday August 10, At o'clock NJ,
sharp TO pas the gst ulnule Of respect TO our late
''''"'' JNAiFS nRNAREST, Master.
The companions nj wasnng ton CHAPTER No. ~, r.
A NJ, att hereby summoned 10 auend % special ron.
vocation At EyaupC t Lodge icons. corner Of BlrucN'
er ant Norton SIS, On Wednesday, AUGUST 49,. al
O'Clock T. NJ prompt 20 pay the last tr0nte u respect
to our late excellent companion AleNandes Hal
j, W. CRAWFORD High Priest,
W. y. PATTERSON, Secretary.
KItLl.-On IuCsdaY, August ., Emma Kate only
daughter OF Augustus aud Kate Kelly, aged months
Fune al service to-day "Wednesday, Al O'clock It
her late residence, go SulliVan ~.
MOiRlsON.-On TUESDAY, August Fannie, VITO OF
benjamin Morrison,
The funeral VII take place from 100 Nassau s.
MAXWELL-ln Brooklyn, on rue,day. August .,
Thomas, youngest son OF Thomas aud Louisa hLANci,
aged year and months.
The friends aud acquaintance uf the Tan are -
fpectuliy nyeG 10 attend the funeral a ihe resd NJ
OF ls father, Green Lane on lhIr'dAy 'Hirh"D1 !"
MCKINLEY. on Tuesday morning August 9, ls'O
Jermina MCKrlyey in the ga year ~ ltr ar''
The relntiyrr sod trlend- OF Ia fanny art fitt "
aLLejAl IlDI-- IIi'hI ~ ALA 4St4ASHG ia Si'
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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1879

and therefore locked the door. Tho first one who
came in took the door kew ont from the drawer where
" was kept and placed IL on the table the second
put 1t in the door, and the third one locked the
door. When Old Mr. Nathan was ont in the even
ing Mrs. Nathan wond not retire until his return.
Washington testified TO- seeing his father In his
library about halfpast o'clock the 2oth Of July.
ON that occasion his father gave him eDeck 10 pay
q I'LL at Stewards The next day he requested his
father To keep the check, a. he might forget which
u old gentleman did aud that check was found Ill
tic room the next day, pinncd to.S tewas1s bill.
Mr. Fellows, Mr.. Field. ana Mr.. IYesel cross.
examined Washington Nathan at great knKth going
in tile newspapers In regard TO him and to this
afair and brt ught out the foowingl
NEW POINTS:
That his father was very liberal with him, and
advanced him many thousands OF dollars in his
business was very anectonate toward Kim
that they never had any dlmeu'y; that
msbehavior, be always did SO with great
tenderness; that Washington went 70 the house
104 East Fourteenth street 10 see the girls that he
evening that he never the iron dog" until he
saw II IN The vestbule the morning OF the murder
that lie never spent $4,000 in one year on woman
with whom he had relations, and that there was not
tile slightest foundation for any such report that he
xEvnR SPENT 5000 A YRAR
In his life that his business wss fair, and that he
IL doing we'll
Ills appearance on the stand was prepossessing
pei the suspicious when had been hsrbored against
Mr.. Fellows was euriou. IN know the color o.
Mrs Nahan's hair. also the hair on the top OF AM
Keliys head, aud put many questions In relation
thereto. Mr.. Fellows was evidently trying TO get
cue to the lair that was found mixed with M
blood on the bottom OF the CHAIR, which was dark
gray hair and Of different color and nbre from that
| Of the murdered man. 49, .
The inquest was adjourned until halfpast II
| o'clock this Morning, al the Circuit Court Room
New City Hall.
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DIYEN,s FOUR ACES.
A Stunning Cheek on the broadway bank
An Asviuin for william Of Prussia-A new
Candidate for the Pavors Of Tanmany.

A Stunning Cheek on the broadway Bank
An AsyIuiu for william OF Prussla-A new
Candidate for the Pavors Of Tammany
Yesterday while the Hon. James NJ. Sweeny
was seated at ibis desk, in the Chamberlain once,
he was astounded by the appearance OF the Hon.
Peter Divep, his private secretary, who had, with
hair dsheveled and his open coun,enance distorted
with anger, abruptly entered the room, e1claimng
" can, stand this any longer; this Is the second
time have been treated In this way. Last night
and few others we're enjoying game Of bluff; l
held four aces tho pool was nine cents was pic.
turing the enJoyments that would DC mine, II l
could rake In the pile, the lights were turned
out and | was chuoksi ont OF the window, and
lodged ON a neigh boring shed. 1 think Hughey,
Hugh Smith, Esq., had hand IN H. Tor heard then
asking him TO viack up."
Here the Hon Peter stopped to catch breath,
and was gathering ahotcr wrinkle on bis forehead,
when Mr.. Sweeny, who had been writing during
the Hon. Peters harlngue, handed hun note. Inc
effect on the Hon, Peter Owen was magical ms
lace eruppled with daughters dimples Selling his
hat he secreted the note within It's lining. The fol
lowing Is an accurate copy Of this magical note:
OYpIcR THE CITY CuAHBknIAIS.
No. Cog. -
JAMES n. SWkENY
Peter was then sisealled to depart on being As
sured that IN King william should overcome
| Napoleon. the Hon. Peter Barr would offer him Al
| asylum here
| "And make him. your honor, Sacbom OF Tam
many" remarked the Hon. Peter as he rushed
| the door in hot haste for the Broadway Bunk.
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TuEspAY, Aug. s.-The effect OF the victory Of
the Prussisns over tho French was to cause decline
tTolsS@ sad naval stores. With more itoadiness IN
cotton. 80. -. - 49,. ,......,
especially In the shipping ErRdes by the substance OF
the ,hipDnE demand which followed the success Of the
rI,Se a. Liverpool and decline IN gold, Western and
state nonrs were Ssoc genera er %
only uansacton ofmoment vas goo m round
sSSg So w' sSas and aSuSe SaGr
6SS. sI5osts5o western spf,ns wheat e1tzss, ..
Ms sOs E wssst SaeS extras and
extras, %. Sa ss.is; Genssee extras % 0Sts5O city
, SrapSa. s.1 sass soSsssn .hiepns esSas 50
Southern bakers and family brands S725satg5o. Rye
western. jersey, &c; ,5''oss;Oi corn meAi-Brandy-
vine; &c, 49, ,o,,kct coscs weak under peace
prospec,s Fork quiet sales in lots 100 bbs s1S
sso for mess Us Tor prime SIS 50 for prime,
tisdssis ior plain s1d extra mess. fierce beef quiet
ut mests-snial salcs at go0e2ic. for smoked hams
AZ S aG e. TO- city. LARD dull and scavy sales
$50 b6s al iel6Ac. for no. to prime city, and iStS
2sAfa-Tss market has been depressed BY the Prus.
san yicery Mheat was iessc Lover ana aui ,s.ss
q SsHs ios sofs 8 Tooa No : do. siIsssixs fSi
No 90, 81 Bssi.s for red and amber winter. and
yellow. and d essIits Tor white Western; hye nm
GS@slSo Oats maj sales 5000 bush at sseSOe To-
new southern ana western eScSslhc Tor new and olI
cans;ilan. Canada peas siis u pond. White beans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dun at n,5slsc.. gold for Rio
and ly1AI Sc gold, ior Java M9a'ses rsnains 9dlc
sales 70 bbs Porto Rico 1seoOc Rice IN better dc
| mand and UNCHANGED; sales y tes Carolina al g',e
was again dul and price. weak; far to good refining
9S@oe ;ales 90 Gads a" & ar F@fii gS
| hard. and lS5ac. for white " A.
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cor 81, Brootyn. IN Thursday afternoon n, o'cicck
Monmouth ana Ocean Coulty. y, j" pa. eTs @e\
'P0THIER-on Tuesday, August ., Edward rothisrs
aged GO years. - - - 49,, ~. ,..sl
Funerai will take place from the North Dai trst
Church bedford and CHRISTOPHER sts, on lhulsiN ~
81 O'Clock A. VI. Remains VIII he remoNci u henoI
Vile n j., for nterment. FRIENDS OF the ial'ly MS
invited TO attend without further notice. ..
PARKEk--ln brooEiyn, on Monday niornt Nu.ust
g. 1870 HeIsehc Parker son Of the late Brady 4nrkors
N. D.. aged N years - 49,. - 1911. a.. -
ycd TO attend III. funeral morn MS ate rsyidccS
Fl. Greene place, Brouklyn Thursday, NJ cinCh-
SHANAHAN.--On Monday, August 3 the Rty John
shanahnn, In the 18th year Ct his age. .s-,,--
The reverend clergy aud his friends are respccunly
invited 70 attend the funeral services. At ~ refer
Chul CHI, Barclay st., on "wednesday morning, AZ W'
O'Clock, without further notice
Within Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, Auguse
O. John n. white axed IS years. -
Funeral on Wednesday, August 70, at az o'clock 2.
from his late resdcncc 55 DE kalb av., Hrooklyn-
His friends and tho old members OF Brooklyn Engine
Company No IL are In yited to attend.
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and Merchants at 100, Rank Of North America. ITO {;
nr@, Union PSeiScs selling a. SySstaS Keck Island
0d New Jersey Central new bondsl, i0o1 and Chi.
eago and Northwest nrets at %. The Union Pncnc
se,ritIer closed strong az the following street quota
nonr First mortgage. S2N9s2xI incomes, IKE ~
land grants, T3~J I3k and stock, Bcoes go. =.
TN extreme quotations, New York Central STOCK nnc
tuaed bctyeen glh and OK scrip, saesog Erie =
SWh. iSyOY ofilwestsrn, sif9@H brcfsTr,yed 80
ferrci 6Xa7IX; and Ohio and Mississippi. S},t95SN
Inv catment lcourincs were quiet De,sMa.e LHcka
wanna and western selling at iG5t. G. Z; ana L. =; W
l5k; Chicago and Alton, III. and Hannibal ana 81 20
seph preferred no. In 1.-THE miscellaneous lst rnc'
Mail declined w cont. to Hk on MODERATE ucaIhEs
Western Union Telegraph was steady ut 9't@S' Osn
ton selng at 80, and Marposa preferred, va@lu ~
press snsfes were neglected. though Adams was rohI
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KILLED BY ms sON-IN-LAW.

Bradford'- Last Spree-A Gin Quarrel and
Tragedy in West Thirty-second street.
Yesterday forenoon, Edward Bradford, aged
sevcnty.two, was shot by It's son.in-law, LouGhhn
Doyle, at ass West Thirtyseeond street, where they
resided Bradford had been on spree, aud de-
manded $50 which Mrs. Doyle was taking care of
for him. DOYLE objected, saying that Bradford
would only spend the money ia ilquor Bradford
thercupon throw two bricks at Doyle, who took
refuge In his room. Brad iord followed, and at
tackled lin with a knife. and Doyle took revolver
from the bureau and shot the old man ia tile breast
DR. Poolor tailed To extract the ball, and says II -
SERIOUS case. Doyle IS In eustody.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price, % and accrued interest
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Rufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law aud surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable Investment Tho
road is now about TO open It's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year 70 Eufus Its finances are In excellent condi-
ton, and Il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEORGE oPDYKE d CO., % Nassau st.
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Content. of the Weekly sun.

The WEEKLY Sun, published this morning, con-
tains the following:
The War in Europe-splendid Victories OF the Prus'
stans-The Road Open to Paiis-The Throne OF NapO.
leon Tottering; John Reals Executiou-rhe Funeral
RI bert BonneFs Turf birds 1ne Theatre OF the Great
Conflict he tween Prussia and Paris The Nathan Nur
der; LsailIug Articles on Matters Of Interest; sun.
beams Doctor BARRIE Blue-A story; FINANCIAL and
Agricultural kspOrta.
The Dollar Sun contains 4 complete eptome OF tho
news Of the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent. Copies In wrappers
ready or mailing to the old country may be had At tho
desk Of our publication ONCE. Price three cents.
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Preserve the Health and Comfort of your
Children by using Dr. Jaynes Tome Verninge for tho
removal OF Worms the restoration OF the appette, de-
bity OF the stomach ana digestive organs, aud In all
where general tonic Is needed rms old esao'
lhed remedy will found safe and sure In its action
pleasant 10 the taste. most useful auxiliary IN
maintaining the general health. sod eyeTI where
small size. Sc, double size. Sc per bottle.
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8unutss otuts.

What Did IL t-Lyons Kathairou made my hair
son, iuxuriant and thick, and Hagans Magnolia Balm
changed that saov complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. THIS is omphaicaly the language OF all
who these nne head OF hair and arehned
COMPLEXION the greatest attractions woman can
posses. The Kathairun and Magnolia Balm arc just
what will give them 70 YOU ard nothng else will. The
Balm tho bloom OF youth. IL makes lady Of ~ APP
pear but Both artieles arc entirely harmless, and
very pleasant They shouid be in every sdyS posses.
sion.
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Mtnltlnrs.
nESRY,s CARBOLIC sALvE.

There has been no medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for years that has met with so decided
a success as the CARBoLIc sALvE. It has found rs
WAY into hundreds offamlcs, and when once used no
family will be without IL
For the sores incident TO children IS an invaluable
remedy and the rapidly with which 1t heals some
thing marvellous 1t has not only the testimony Of on
sppreciAye public in its favor. but has invariably re-
ceiyed the appreciation Of intelligent physicians.
Grateful acknowledgment, OF the benefits derived
nom its use accumulate almost daily, afew OF which
we herewith aUpena'
BERLIN. Conn. June 20, 1870.
JOAN p H,ary-Dr,E SIR: l hal an obstinate sora
on tho nstep Of my foot and used several different
slnds OF salye and ointment without bencdt. Seeing
the CAlBOLIC sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune procured box, ami am haopy to state u
effected cure in about ten iays Ihave recommended
1t to others as the bc., salve that know Of
Respectfully
CYRUS ROOT, ia.
beg leave to say that your Carboic sAlye ha- invs
riably relieved, and think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aserayaung Of all d,sprders
itching piles \ = KILLER
Sec. the c. C. Clara Co.
New naycn. Con.
/ have been uslng your CsrUonc saNc FOR some timd
IN my mandatory. lnuslng my large olowppc, which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the luick.
One application ofthe selye gave relief. Have used Il
ia my family for bos aud other sores and nnd It ths
best family save In use r W. HoUCHE,
Morrsania Y. s,
Proprietor Gas Lighters, &C.
hIHSAMAuosING. Penn. Jan. y, la
| Mr. JONI F. HEsRY
| DEAR SIR wish you TO send NE two dozen boxer
| Of your CArooc sAlve. Ihaye obstinate sore on
| my foot, which has been running for over ten
years Twas sent one box OF your saye and FOUND u
| to do better on my loot Than any other
II. b. BLERvM.
BROOKLYN, Y. p. Marcn -, $50.
| Mr. joins F. HENRY
The Carbolc saye has not only healed the crupt.ons
on my face but ha, soothed and iliayei inflammation
AMANDA NELSON,
81 sackett street.
PRICE Csc PER Box. SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS
JOHN +. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
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Draining n Wife.

Yesterday morning Henry Burrouvhs (colored)
atiempted to murder his wife In Flushing. For
some time they have lived apart Yesterday morn
ing Burroughs asked his vile TO live with him, put
she refused. and, scizing axe, he struck heI
in the head. The husband escaped.
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DECKER. Cincinnati, on March H. 1870, by Judge
r. Force OF the Court OF Common Pleas, Anna Beck
eT from George Rocker. . ,-o -,
GiILEsPiE.--In Cincinnati, on March 10, $780, by
Judge NJ n Force OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
saTah r. GiIespie from james L, on esule.
CRIES. In tnis city, on Friday. July ], lsN by
Grtaa
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MARIyE INTELLIGESCs.

arSIAruRy ALhASAc-ruIs DAY.
sun rises.5 Is sun \ 70 Moon IireS... W
HIau wATKR-TU. DAY.
Sandy Hook. Is Gov kland. 81 Hell Gate. .. 50
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Live stock Mnrkcf.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Aug. s.-Wth no fresh receipt.
OF Ieeves there sales, and the market rensins
uominaly unchanged at i2e dc 4 III. for comm on TO
PRIME native steers, and seigc. for poor 10 good
Texans. Only ISIS sneep aud lambs arrived
today but there were more thai enough Tor tue de-
ma nd htld from yesterday, nnd the market was
dull. a. 7.s9,ac- H. for lamos, and t59'fc LOT
common good sheep. There saa hothllg doug u
1--we hogs SaughteTers received u car 0lis and .o'u
dr,ssed hogs 2Dl2Ac., with some hight weights NJ
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Arrived-ruEsDAy, Aug. 9.
Steamship Rapidan. Havana, mdsc. and pass.
Steamship san Jacinto, Savannah. mtlse and pass.
Bark Fury, Mention, frutt &C.
Bris a. " Barter Ponce, Il. r., suFar and mOlasses
Brig Marine, aibalen. sugar and lolasses.
Sehr RAhal AmAlia. Moutevidoo, nldes.
Schr Robert Myhan Corpus Christi, hldrs and wool.
scht Sandy Hook. Corpus Chrsu, hides and wool.
AEo, tic usual river and coastwlse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
MovuLK, Aug. 9-AngliA, New York.
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CHEAP CARRIAGEs.-Wood Brothers Co. hay
removed TO Their nc ptemises 40 Broadway, one doc
below Aston place, and are selling carriages eheape
tlau eyCE.-ldr
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An Excellent Article. - Mrs. WlNsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP is an excellent article Tor al ds
eases children II relieves the child FRO pa n rrfG
ates the stomach and bowels. and. by giving hea'h 10
the child comforts sud rests the moth :. during the
process Of cethng IT. value is lue-umahc cures Vud
collie and gripping IN the bowcs