The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1860, Page 7

NEW YORK “JEWS FROM THE NATIONA L CAPITAL. Wasmetoy, Sept. 7, 1960, ‘Hime BPOILS QUESTION AND Me ADwiVIStAA TION. ‘The Cabinet today bad many important sudjects under ‘iscussion. The policy urged by the guillotine committes ‘of New York and othér States is by no means agreeable to the President. As was stated in a despatch last woek, no Changes will be made except where the public inte- rests demand them, aad appointments will be made on ‘the same grounds. Secretary Thompson is resolved to ‘fill every desk in the Census Bureau with a competent man. ‘Whoever may be Bis suc sor, he will find it dif- ‘Seult to remove any incur ut ‘ithout injury to the ‘Public service. Event? Covode Committee could find ‘a0 fault with the ex cartments at Washington, ‘Mr. Cobb and Mr on, whose patronage is the lar- gent, will &! wet’ od to the country by the ability, experience auc udelity of their subordinates here. THE MEXICAN QUESTION. ‘Whatever may be reported by uninformed persons, the ‘Mexican question causes very little concern at present to ‘the administration, The President would have sottled all ‘pousible difficulties connected with it long ago had he “not been threatened by the republicans in the Senate. ‘Bven yet, though at a great disadvantage, he will exert -all bis constitutional authority to secure the present and future interests of our countrymen and the dignity of our government as affected by our Mexican relations. France and England, as before stated, will not take any impor- ‘tant step without the consent of the United States, and Spain’s threat ie a mere flash in the pan. December, the month fixed for the Spanish invasion, will come and go without war. GEN. HARSEY AND THE SAN JUAN AFPAIR. General Harney has presented an elaborate statement ¢o the War Depa) tment in relation to his conduct in the San Joan affair. The General's family—wife, son and ‘three daughters—are in Paris, where he wishes to join ‘them as soon as the question between him and the de- partment js adjusted, which will soon take place without court martial or anything of tbat kind. ‘MR. BRECKINRIDGE'S RECENT SPEECH. ‘The omission by Mr. Breckinridge of any reference to the aaministration or to Mr. Buchanan, in his Ashland @peech, excites remark here. What a return for the Pre- eident’s kind and cordial words from the balcony of the White House! It was doubtless a mistake. How dif- ferent from the noble recognition by the whig, Mr. Reed, of Philadelpbia. OFFICIALS RECOMMENDED FOR REMOVAL. Apoong the heads which the guillotine committee from New York desire should be forthwith cut off are the fol- Jowing:—Comstock, of Albany, to be substituted by Me- Mahon; Parker, of Geneva, by Manderville; Grattan, of ‘West Troy, by Wendell, &c, Just to think of a committee ‘com:r g here on so small a business as this. The country acorns such trickery. THE FUSION MOVEMENT. ‘Every rational being in Washington is in favor of the ‘fusion of all the elements of opposition to Lincoln in New ‘York and everywhere else, The universal sentiment is ‘that ~hoever is against this hearty union has some selfish of personal object in view. OUR RELATIONS WITH CHINA. It appears from our treaty of amity and commerce with Chinn, just officially promulgated, that the United States ‘will exert their good offices in case any other nation ebouid act unjustly or oppressively against that empire, to bripg about a satisfactory arrangement of the question, ‘hus showing their friendly feetings. A similar provision {s.cor.tained in the treaty with Japan. (THE CALIFORNIA ROCNDARY QUESTION. ‘The United States and California Boundary Commission ‘will proceed shortly to the scene of its duties. Lieuten- ant Mowry, the Commissioner on the part of the United ‘States, bas received his instractions from the Secretary of the Interior, which contomplate, with the concurrence of the Governor of California, the establishment of the initial point of the boundary at the south in. tersection of the thirty-fifth parallel, latitude north, with the Colorado river, and « reconnoissance of the line toward the north this winter. In the spring 0f'1861, the initial point at the north, in the Washoe re- gion, will be established, and the line surveyed as far as Practicable. With a view to economy, Secretary Thomp- @0n has limited the number of employés to be engaged | here to those absolutely necessary for the scientifis work ‘and charge of the instruments on the way out, the re- ‘mainder of the corps to be engaged in California. The ‘Commission, as organized here, consists of Sylvester Mowry, United States Commissioner; Lieutepant J. C ives, U. S. A, Astronomer and Surveyor; H M.C Brown, Assistant Astronomer aad Surveyor; J. M. McLeod, Computor; Jacob F. Kautz, Quartermaster and Commis sary, and O. Besson, Artist. ‘THE ARIZONA MINES A private letter from El Paso, dated August 10, says that the mines (Gila) recently discovered im Arizona, although limited, are very rich, and equal to any p'acer of the same extent in California The average wages, or yield, is about six dollars a day to the band, although amany are making from one to three ounces per day. “There are about a thousand persons in the mines. Sailing of the America. Haurax, Sept. 7, 1860 The America ealled for Boston at ten o'clock last aight. Cricket Match at Lowell. Lown, Sept. 7, 1860. “The cricket match between the New York Ulub and the ‘Masrachusetts terminated to-night. New York Club won, erith cight wickets to go down. for extra Qiete; $5, 26 & $6 40 for extea fitinoss and Wis conein: $6 2734 = 89 625s for extra Indians and Ohio; 85 76 886 for double extra, Wheat opened ficmer, with a 000 demand, but closed dull aod heavy: sales of 46,000 usbels No. 2 Chioazo apriag, at $1 10: do. ordinary No. 1 do., at $1 1¥4¢; 28,000 do. red winter, at $L 20: 18,0C0 do. white winter, tm part fo arrive, at $1 25 a $1 27; 6,000 do. choice white Canada, at $1 95° Corn o | with’ a thir demand, at Io a 2r. advance, but closed dull and drooping: ules 28,000 bushels, at 55¢ better ~ ] importe—8 000 bb war. 89 COO bushels wheat, 8,000 do. cats. Caual exports—200 bbla flour, 141,000 bushels wheat and 65,000 do. corn, . Sales 23,000. bushels Donbels Neos Chicdga toring at sit, aud 1000 epri to unive oats Grae a 7, Corn ad over yesterday "8 rates; lige. to Rew York, w , $0,000 burhels ley, 11,200 | bushels rye. Canal expor 16,200 bashels whest, 24.000 bushels cora, 5,600 bushels oats and 16,600 basbels barley. CITY POLITICS. The Breckinridge State Central Com- mittee. SESSION AT THE ASTOR HOUSE—FUSION WITH THE DOUGLASITES ATTEMPTED—TROUBLE ABOUT TER CONDITIONS—NOTHING YET ACCOMPLISHED. ‘The Breckinridge State Central Committee met yester- day, at room No, 20 Astor House, and as the object of the meeting was rumored to be a fusion, if possible, with the Douglas portion of the democracy, the corridors and ves- tibule of the hote! were thronged during the day with a miscellaneous crowd of politicians, oMee holders in the various federal and eivil departments, and ou- merous editors of rural papers, among all of whom the greatest excitement concerning the movements and action of the committee, assembled in secret seesion near by, seemed to exist. The flying rumors which wore occasionally borne to their ears from the mysterious pre- cinets of No. 20 were soatched at with eagerness and gravely discussed on every hand. ‘The meeting was called to order shortly after twelve O'clock, Mr. Joun A. Green, Jr., taking the chair, and the members of the comwitteo boing present, as follows: — Districts. 1—Gustayns W. Smith ‘Thudeus P. Mott. 2 —Jesee M. Folk, Willem Radford 3. —Gideon J. Tucker, Joseph C. Hasbrouok. 4.—George H. Taylor, J. Unamplaso Hartisoa. 5 —Jobo A. Green, Jr , Norman Maltby. 6.—Abrabam R. Miller, Aruoid 8. Watson. . , Albert 6. Wheeler. 8.— . Kady, Weracl T Hatch. ‘There were prevent also, in addition to the above, ex- Speaker Alford, Orborn Birdeail, Gengrai Vicle, candidate for Lieutevant Govervor; Heary S Riodall, Mr. Howe, and other prominent mombers of the party. A comuiupicaiion from a sub-committee of the ropalitan, with Richmond, Cig ‘on the sunject of tusion. The communication ecca- considerable discussion, but Gnally a sub commit. of three was ited for the joint conference, con- 1g of Messrs, 4 Green, Jr., 4 Thaddevs P. Mott. The Douglas committee con- Of Messrs Woot, Lafiin and Kennedy, though tt | was understood that the latter gentleman, for some rea. fon, did vot serve. The meeting then adjourned until three o'clock, with inetrvction s to the sub-committee to report at that hour. ‘Duripg tbe interval preceding the organization of the first meeting a few of the members were reported to expressed their opposition to any fasion whatever with the Dooglasites, on the ground that it was iaconss- tent with party integrity aad pfinciples, and that the commitice were not endowed by their constituents with apy power to mase such « fusion. it was four o'-Jock when the sub committe returned to report the result of the conferenos, the conditions of fusion were mutually oneatisfwctory to both parties, and | after some further discussion the 8ib-commities were in- | | structed to conticue the conference with the Mougiasites. | | The cause of the trouble wes said to be the sorusal on | the part of the Breckiuriagers to accept the Beli and — Everett rames vow vpon the ticket. Their re | moval was demanded, partly oo mecualanees with the | democracy as ® party rui generws, and therefore not need- ing the aid of any other, and par'ly because the foreign clement of the comm ttee were to the Bel! aod Everett names on account of their quondam Koow Noth ing proclivities. Both factions would be, 't was thought, } ‘etly harmonious, #0 far as the State ticket was con- cerned— the ion courenting to teke Brady on ac- count of bie popularity, and the Breckinridgers being will- | ing bo yield Dim, provided their claims in regard to the electoral ticket were tatisied. . M. the sub-committee egria re- turned to make their report. The Cout-al Committee We Mo defiaite or satisfac tory arrangement, however, beeu the sub committee with the lke former were willing to take ten of the electoral college. copsideriog (hat they were er titled to as maay av the Unionists. The Dougissites offered tix, an’ refused to advance the rumber. This report occasionel a discus | sion. which Iasted wnti| tbe adjourmment, at a few Gideon J. Tucker, who om, through fear of i j ; i i and slightly north of west horizon. whence brit. penete ~-* 4 — [ cowards the stealth. This display of suroral light com tmenced soon afier ten P. M., with a <jear stmosphere, | and was first exhibited by 0 disk of silvery light resting on 8 dark border, below and extending completely acrres the heavens from west to east, and south of our senith. | We left the Hsnatn office some twenty minutes after | ben, by the cars, having this light in view 09 our route, & Co. , at their bead, was received, asking a confer. | 26 Broad ca 14 "Oh* are dace! OP was ~ vee V4 EE EAD Siete eas ete HERA». tweeti twelve aod ove o'gienit A My, Twring the existence I of the aurora-we examined ® bafmeter ‘a the house friend, and it ata dry weather point, or bo el 20 seconde. "We examined @ Fabrentwit’ thormometer, } and found it stood at 32 to 80 degrees. Wo wished for a Magnetic nerdie, or gaivanometer, but bad none, We tm- egiped that we were surrounded by au atmosphere sur. charged with electricity. The operations thie anrora thorouguiy con. vinced uk of he truth of a theory we had | be entertained, “and had previously made known, | ‘that is, that auroras are storms of electricity, with- out el ‘land that they are developed by strata ‘of air overlappipg each other in opposite electrical conditions. ‘That is, a cold stratum of air may be nagatively clectr! fied, and another ofa higher teaperaturi Positively, aad tbat, im seeking to restore an equilibrium, teity | of ane strata passes of in depresesd sheets gf lizht, or iv radiatory penoila, or bands of ee the other, eatil an equilibrium is attained. 9 light of the dome and its accompanying flashes, as soon as the electrical equillbriom of the parts of the heavens was reatored, be- pmo pect a on rg dag oth A cloud | atter its electrict ity had been distributed to negative dodies within the range of its attraction. By half pet tweive to one A. M. the show was over, and the atbery gleams of light and the clectrioal dark baud re- | ferred to had almort entirely disappeared, though a | gentleman states that about four A. M. there was some | regathering of it to the northwest. The only piece of | cloud visible during the aurora was a narrow, thin mass at the west, resting paralie) with the horizon, and about fifteen or twenty ‘above it, with its ends pointing and north and south. mass of western red, ors white auroral light was seen beyond it, above it. We eaw the aurora on the 28th of August, 1859, but 11 peint of novelty and sublimity it bors scarosly any com parison to this, with its flashings of bs q 4s that was seen on the Gulf of Mexico and in the Wes’ | Indies, it is probable that thie was visible equally as fa~ | south, though the moon may have to prevent it. jcetricity of the aurora has precisely the sam> instruments as that de. veloped by 0} clouds, This admitted, where does it come How is it developed, except | the manner we have indicated, which was unequivocal! to our senses on Thursday night last ? God, ‘and the firma “Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night | sheweth knowledge.” pe ge ” THE NEW YORE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Weexty Henatp, for the present week, will be ready this morning at ten o'clock. In its columns will be found:—Reports of the great Campalgn Speech of Vice President Breckinridge at Ashiand on Wednesday last, the Speech of Senator Douglas at Baltimore on Thursday, end the Speech of William H. Seward at Detroit on Tues day last, giving his Views on the Parties and Politica of the Cour try; The Movements of the Prince of Wales, with a full acsount of the excitement between the Catholics and Orangemen at Kingston, and other portious of Canada Weet—The Prince Refuses to Land at Kingston, or to join in any Party Demonstrations, and ia told to go Home; An interesting History of the Origin and Progress of the Walker Expedition to Honduras, and the latest intell! gence from the scene of action; The Lstest News frown Europe, Mexico, Cuba, California, New Granada, Nice ragua, Central America, the South Pacific, &c. ; Editorials on Promicent Topics; Re zorts of the Cattle, Provision and Money Mar iets, and al! interesting news of the preceding week, received by telegraph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can be had at the counter of the oftice, cor ner of Fulton and Naseau streets. : White, the Hatter, will This Day Ia- the Renfrew something new and ety lish at Fags Bran ike ba Weenie ead Setar twins melts. pat a Depot 1u6 s@reet, corner of Pear. L. ¥. 5.—London Yoke Shirts, $15 and $24, made to measure. PEARSE, from London, $23 Broad- | way, New York. Six Fin ‘firtes for §8—Warruanted to MOODY'S Bhirt Manufactory, 363 Broadway. ” Boys’ Clothing. — Suits for You Princes and young Presidents, at DE Q@ROOT'S Grav’ 142 Fulton street. Brooklyn Photographs.—Mintature, tr Ae He WILLIAMSON, Hatablished 1851. The Prince of “s Gat s at Gurne oral Highocse the Prigcw at Wales. i ethibitine, at Grure | ‘Gewe the Priage of Wales ou exhibiting wt Grn Galery. J. GURNEY & SON, No. 707 Broadway 24 Beantiful Photographs for Cards and | ters for $1, At HOLMES" Card Picture Gallery, 305 | way. Gurmey’s Gallery, } u wn TT BROADWAY. Photograp! Lrorytypes. Siniatares io off, and Dequerrect pes. Notice.—The Eureka Sewing Machines | now be purchased H Ané paid forin WEEKLY or MONTHLY INSTALAENTS, Othe, 495 Broadway. Clubs supplied Ageais wanted. — | Smooth Names to the U Atiated, A TRICK OF TRE 2RWING MACHINE TRADE To advertiae Rotary Hook Leather Pad Machioes and Stuttl« Marbines as Tork Stich Macbines. Their etitehes are neil locked, fastene! at be ends, nor elastic. re ig bat one Fe hing Svtch in use, (ihe Grover & Baker), whi locked. femened at the ends, elnstic, Aire two spools without wigding, and the people are Aadieg it ou! trauma Grand square Pinson mancfactared, | Sfe qurrasted for ave peare. od Se Walker | wre. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, office 605 Bromiway, New York. Grover & Raters beg my | a epee Rewing Manhires or ae Broadhays New York, ant 1nd Preion street, Broskiyat Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Com. Lely ahusted goa wectet. 0 bresieay. eT. ‘The Lada & Webster Sewing Machines sans noe De ha (0 PIMy dollars ot BOY Rroniway. Mers Ye Patent Champion Fire - Gates, 361 Broadway, corner of “Murray jew Vou. | Deflance Snbnenqetite Saar eD Pa- lout cowder proof locks = » fire and bare ar corner of Cotes pace beet Gate - London Club Sauce.—This ‘Sauce, Celes | brated i I and warmiy recomunanded by (he our fr ts Gray or Felling Of, ( BAe k Pieceeteared ae Fe ‘hot Hair Famener 2 oppied at 46 aS and Tou- retail, wot tae | Wetprenntr binck or Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cent trowe. Depot, No. I Barcias street. inimitable hair c ‘ter | the Church of St. Roch, Francis H. Ginwrr, county of Sulfotx, England, | ‘ly 4 Saw COVENTION, | 4 sew WevENtion SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. Drawings of Delaware State Lotte- rien—WOOD, EODY & CO., Managers oF DELAWaKs, D2 MINOT) Arak LOPTRAI ES. Deis Wan Coast 427 Serrewmex 7, » 20, 65, 66 5, 47. 5, 82, 4, 60, 2%, 64, 74. op DELAN Aste Lane 425, Serrewamn 7 &. tip 4, 9 3, Gh, 12 47, 68, 76, 42, 23, 64. reulare sent free Of charge by addressing’ elther to WOOD, RUDY a Wilmington, Delaware, Or w WOOD Hee Coe tule, Sean Drawings Brocar Guetrr—Onime 216. 1880. Delawatyenn Goon 75, OB, 61, 26, 27, 42, 6, 66 16, 2, Of, 30, 10, Corsouparen Lorreny—Ciass 137 Serremane 7, 1360. 45, 4, 17, 96, 68.61. 48, 2, G74, 53, 12, ENTS & 5 i, ntlemen Who Desire a F and Ele- gant Hat, should call at ESPERSCHEBID’S, 113 Nassau street. GQ. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Strop, for Razors in fect order, can be obtained at the eub- ‘he varlous egenta throughout tbe city. sae ine aS SADNDUADS, No.7 Aular House. David's Fall Style of Gentlemen’s Hats are now ready. Salesroom 299}¢ Broadway, near Duane st, i Bai F1y.—On Weaveaaay ber 5, by the LADON—FLY. Rev. Thos. T, Gulon, Hawny Barstow 10, Maricoa ELY, daughter of the inte Wm. J. Ely, Eaq., ail of Brooklyn, Long Island. Burros—Mnss.—On Thursday, iber 6, by the Rev. Mr. Cook, rector of the Memorial church, Jomrs A. Borrow to A.erva H. Mices, ail of this city. GLOVER—W arER Worth. Thursday, September 6, by the Rev. Thomas J. Sawyer, Tuxopors Guover to Sanan Warerworti, all of Norwalk, Conn. Ginyey—Ganwiee —In Paris, on Tuesday, of New York, to Mile, Manis, daughter of Mons. Atoine Garnier, of the former place. Kuxety—Jacons.—On Sunday, September 2, at Jamaica, L. L, by the Rev. P. D. Oakey, Mr. Henry Kivsey to Miss Euzantien Jacoss, both of Springfield, L. I. Died. Ccnsuozam.—On Friday, September 7, Josmrarvm, | ter of Thomas and Sarah Cunningham, in the | second dat tb year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of per |» No. 827 Front street,on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one oreloak Toe remains will be taken to Uyprese Hillis for rent. Cuarrst..—On Friday, September 7, Scsay, wife of Wm. N, Chappell, aged Al yatre. ‘The frieods of the family, and the Excelsior No. 23,0. U. A, are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Park and Port land avenues, Brooklyn, this (@aturday) afternoon, at one och * New London papers please copy. Cowvay —On ore Peace ad 1, of cholera infantum, Caaxia8 A., 800 of john and Julia Conley, aged 1 year, months and 2 days, The relatives pe) friends ars requested to attend the fonrral, this (Saturéay) afternoon, at two 0 civck, from the residence of bis pareute, No, 6 Bowling Greea, California papers please copy. ° Gaviacawe.—On Thursday, September 6, Mrs. Carur- RINE GALLAGan, aged 28 years. The friends of the family and those of ber brother, John Whelan, are respecifully informed that the remains will be cor véyed from ber late reaidence, No 659 Sesond ave- thie (Saturday) morning, at Halé-past nine o'clock protisely, to St Htephova’ church, Twenty eighth street, where a solema High Mass of Requiem wii) be offered L for the eternal repose of lier soul, and at twelve o'sioc will be conveyed from the church to Calvary Cemetery fox jute: ment. Howet.—Oa Friday, September 7, Manr E., wife of Jobn S, Howell, aged 50 years, @ months end 4 days, at two ‘The fonera! wit! take place on Sunday afternoor o'clock, from ber late residence No. 7% Jane street. The fe friends of the family are ree, funera! without farther notice. —In this city, on Friday, September 7, of con- uw, Pasir Jeanine, aged 49 years, 6 months and § nity invited to attend the His friends and acquaintanees, the friends and acquain- tances of ‘the farnily, and the members of the Ancient this city, are affecsionately ia vVited to attend bis funeral on Sunday afieruova, at two o'clock, trom bis tate resicence, No. 419 West Sixteeath Mseauey ~—In Brooklyn, on Tuurséay, September 6, af ter_a severe illness, Gaonce Ma. auxr, aged 26 yours. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are reepertfully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Saturday) aflernooa, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, corner of Canton and Tillery etreets. Mery —On Thursday, September 6, James Merv MLL, @ vative of the parish of Cashel and Newtown, county Longford, Ireland, aged 75 years. ‘The friends apd acquaimtances of the fami speetfully invited to attend the funeral, this (daturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis Iate residence, No. 215 West Fortieth etreet, between Eigbth and Ninth avenues. Maniax —After a short aud severe illness, on ay | September 7, Mrs Warerken Marri, of this city, aged years. Toe tend ber funera’, ou Suuaay afternoon, at two o’elock, from. the residence of her son-in law, Hugh Magee, Oxford street, first door from Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. New Haveo McGraty — aged &3 years, ils relatives and friends are reapectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 20 Kast Broadway, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. 1z7N —Ou Friday moruing, September 7, of con- umption, Taxpy MULLEN. ‘The {rleode of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this day (Saturday), at 61 Crosby street. Deveney —At Jamaica, L. I, on Thursday, September 6, of cholera infantum, FREDERICK Kissaet, infant son of J. ¥F and M. Louise Meynen, aged 11 months and 12 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of bis parents, Uviow Hail, West Jamaica, this (Saturday) after- noe, at three o'lock. Patter —At Throgg’s Neck, Westchester , N.Y, on Thursday, September 6, Tuowas Perrm, of fm the 65th year of bis age. ‘The frieads of the arc respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis son in.law, Chacien Meuzie, on @uaday afternoon, ot half-past one oe 7 Suftoik papers please copy. Boum Fe tis city, on Friday, September 7, Mrs. z 0. pmasts M.D. of Boston. Mass, in the 65th year of ber age. Puneral from 105 West Tweaty e¢ooad et cet, om Sum- éay afternoon, at four o'clock. Beaten papers please copy. Rarwmoxa—On Thareday sos, M. D., in the 55th year of ‘Tre funeral will take Budeon avenue, Brooklyn, this (Saturda: cieven o'clock. "His friends, sud these jaw, Fdmund Blunt, are invited to atte; Rowxes —Oo Thoreday. 6, the son of John aud Mary rs. ‘The re ‘ovited to attend the funeral, from his (Sawrday) efter. tember 6, S H. Rara- is age. friends late reside: ce, 75 Teuth avenue, this Boon, at two o'clock, to Calvary PRasseortos — zédenly. Ey wand Rammorzom, for many yeare conducter of the choir of St. Mary's church. His frivots acd soquainiagoes are invited to attend the taneral, this (Saturday) atiwo orice from the residence ot his ister, 8T Lewis street. ‘Twrtk —Lost at ten. ow Sanday, April tuff une obi ® Matiory, Perens acc Twers, in bie 20th year, off Perth Amboy, New Jeragy. 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Siaees pipeiees end ter EAPNEES AND SIGHT RESTORED Dr, VCN MOSCHZISKBR, Oculist and Aurist, 1 oF THE EAR VAPORIZER, RESTORES THE (HEARING MOST OBSTIN ATE C. (BED store THR NOME Ix ‘EUNDREDS HAVE BEEN ‘TO MB.RING AND SIGHY, nod ar, from 9 Ud boro Yor Oh FLACK. RIGHT STREET. ACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, ‘Mr. Lamar, of Cuthbert, Georgia, and Mra. Weaver, of Alba py Rew York. have beet cured of mpi oy < ‘DE."J. BOVEE DOD'S IMPEBIAL WINE Col. Cummtngs, of Apalachicola, Florida, with dineare faled, wee cured with Di. J. ROVER DOD'S IMPERIAL WINB BITTERS, Bundreds in this city a'one bave been cured of bealth by these valuable receipt of letters from oar, ‘an accourt of most extraordinary Greenboro, Georgia, writes us:— Many per- first ateamer."’ {13 .689]1200 gr per gal. |? 44-108 lof 1 come .| 4.970] 50 tt.]88 per M./é 12-008 of 1 coms The NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL, COMPANY are the exelasive propristors of if 3 ATENE RIGHES ‘ngivh medellion tapestry Hrnese! A | taree ply send ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, &c., at greatly re- Fa eT BicuTs we PATENT RIGHTS IRE AND BURGLAR PROOF FATRNT RIGHTS ‘The recent fires and bui 5 EATENT RIGHTS | —- pice by eary WreUy | of harwened ATIRM, NEURALQIA, | ‘ + ah beta. Kina’ ps aed gis Users ned Torri cane a denser of be bled, reat , Liver Complaint, a fait Rheum, Incipent js cured by this’ sovereign > cured ex Al | telet, Brooklyn, dical treatment | enred Mr, E.R. HOI | terrific Uleer, a‘ter Por LP ae coateaten LAm? WARROeTA Tals bs DAY. Wo 12 War aren. Pere ele GRO CALLER, 49 Brosd way, 3e59% Saas + dees | om copy, from whieh prier ly vt ibe made Citrebagh'’s Missi Wig. Parti & tow neon * pha able. satbe had fet ne. Weer. “4 TO DRALRRS, to only at bis factory, Broadway, op - poste A. "‘Stewaria, corner Reade sree / * - OWE squats. a «; { VERY LIQRRAL DISCUL Beautiftal Com —Laird’s Liqatd | wy 21! bee pptiat throudh the princtpa: ares wereiee___~ tions. During oar ob@ervations, extending from eleven | . 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