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This page is primarily **advertising**, not editorial content or satirical cartoons. It contains numerous commercial advertisements for late 19th-century products and services, including: - **J.M. Brunswick & Balke Co.** (billiard tables) - **Pachtmann & Moelich** (watches) - **E. Krueger** (photographer) - **Keep's Shirts** (clothing) - **Frash & Co.** (champagne) - **Ayala-Château d'Ay** (champagne) - Various other beverages, clothing, and services The page header reads "PUCK," identifying this as from the satirical magazine, but this particular page functions as a revenue-generating advertising section rather than containing political satire or editorial cartoons. The advertisements reflect consumer goods and services available to upper-class readers of the era.

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PUCK. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. oq uit Jositalon was reulaly Incorporated by the Legiature for Educational and Chantable purposes int Stn enn op Twewrerra assy To wiki COMTRACY THE i Syare i rurocxo, ‘with a capital of er , towhich it has since added a reserve fund of $330, i NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES. 3th ‘Monthly Grand [ troschcee pe? New Orleans, October 14th. 1857 prices, total, ae Glial, Bo.c00, Bowen, conch. PHU pO be THE MOST 0, $5,000, ete.” 09-000 ticket Box ‘Box oo, va, New Sasa Eas pitgicintae Extensive Manufacturers of Billiard Tables in the World, The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co., No. 724 BROADWAY. NEWEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES. ‘The unequalted ‘Monarch’ Cushions which we warrant for 10 Years. n ‘ofeour 01 The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO., CINCLN! bet ATI, HIvAGO, ST. LOUIS, NEW YORK. PACHTMANN & MOELICH, SICANALST., NEW YORE, CORREO TIME per TELEGRAPH. Photographer, American Institute Fair, New York, KEEP’S SHIRTS ARE THE VERY BEST. Made from Wamsutta Muslin. Bosom three-ply linen. ont PATENT ating MADE SHIRTS, for $6. 5 CUSTOM SHIRTS, very best, to measure, sx for fy steed. Pap ny all styles, extra long, $1 each. BOYS COMPLETE SHIRTS: Breach.“ As elegant at of extra heavy Gold plated Duttons presented to bactcae te HEEP'S UNDERWE. WHITE CASHMERE SHIRTS, pe A's Shirts, whole or half sleeves, 6oc. im theumatc), $1.25 each wnton Flannel each; Best Pepperell Jean Drawers, soc. ea! The SPE Seat stronner than any other Umbrellas, Re tka fn all styles, Novetis in Ladies’ Sun and KEP"S HID GLOVES, For Gents, the aun , plais roidered, $1 0 [ANDKERCH| heres HOSIERY, Tits ke me ‘warranted, and circulars mailed free, We have removed our Sixth bay store to No, 1299 BROADWAY, between 33d and 34th streets. KEEP’§ MANUFACTURING COMPANY STORES: Nos. { 637 Broadway | New York, RUINARTestastntes 7ooCHAMP AGNES, Pronounce recent shipments of these Wines to be segeated io qulty, som: er: full bodied, rich favor, Carte Blanche, Fruity, delicate favor, not too dry, DODGE, CAMMEYER # Co., 16 Cortlandt St., Sole Agents tor the United States, No, y41 Fulton Street, Brook 3, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. ‘North German Lloyd STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New York, Southampton & Bremen. : Sailing every Saturday, *'F Company's Pier, foot of Second Street, Hoboken. Saturday, Sept. 6] DONAU....Saturday, Sept. 20 Saturday, Sept.13 | RHEIN ....Saturday, Sept. 97 Rates of passage from NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, or BREME! First Cabin, $60 Return tickets at reduced rates se Certificates, 8 Noth Steerage tickets to all points fn the South of England, yo, OELRICHS & CO., General Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green. Manhattan Elevated Railway. OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 12 P.M. RECTOR ST.—Nearest point for Wall street ferry, connects with cars for South ferry. CORTLANDT ST.—Nearest poiot for Jersey City and Com- smunipaw fernes. K PLACE—Nearest point for Post Office, City Hall and waglytret fey to Hoboken. [AMBERS ST.—Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie fares FRANKLIN ST. GRAND ST.—Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer- sey City, nod coosettiog ith tars for Deabrossessad East Ged street ferries. BLEECKER ST.—Connects with cars for east and west. STH ST-—Connecting with cars for Christopher street and ast Tonal street fee "H'ST.—Coonecting with cars for East Twenty-third and They fourth street erie, spfesey Gry City aed ‘East T 33D ST.—Coanecting Hd ST-—Connects wn for Grand Central Dey epee, Sgt ST, AND 6TH AV, 58TH ST,—Sixth avenue entrance to Central Park, connecting wih cars of Belt Live Raion DST, AND 8TH AVE. sg ST. AND 9TH AV. 4 SPAND TH AV. 81ST ST, D gTH AV. uD SE. gTHAV. tosTHST. AND oTHt AV. BOR OF-TOWN TRAINS take east side stations, FOR DOWN-TOWN Trains take west tide stations, “Trains wili run to s8th st. and 6th av, and rogth st. and gth av. alternately. Sunday Trains from M, till 12 Midnight. CENTS, PAE TEN © except between the hours of $:30 and 7:30 A.M. and s and 7 P.M., when the fare is 5 cents: WM. R. GARRISON, President. M. VAN BROCKLIN, ‘Superintendeat. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gil iy Band and Levy Afternoon lmore’s a ane Afs cars for Twenty-third street fer ty-fourth street ferry for Hunter's ith cars for Weehawken ferry. New York Transfer Compai Trains leave, foot East a3d st. (crossing the river vi “Sylvan Grove"), 8.45, 9:45, 10-45, 11.15 A.M., and h: thereafter to 8.45 P.M. Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach half-hourly for New York via Greenpoint tofro.3s'P.3 Elevated Railroads rua to South Ferry connecting with steamer “D, R. Martia"’ hourly, from 9.25 A.M, to 8.25 P.M., via Bay lomas Collyer’? and “Laura M. Stari North River landings—From 22d st., 9-10, 10.25 A.M, th . Leroy st. 9.35 AM, snd hourly to ae Hlachatzen Basch for New You va ige. ‘Steamers * CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE ov Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FELT FATS) FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. PRINCIPAL DEPOT OF EUROPEAN MINERAL WATERS. iereeet, Rronhal Reine Maperbad Palin, Swale bach, Selters, Taunus, Vichy, Birmensdorf and Sfty others. DEFOT FOM ALL AMERICAN WATERS. Vottler’s of Rinctan’s New York, Cincinnati, Toledo and Agents for EKG 10} , Cognac, Brandies. PH. SCHERER & CO., 8 College Place, near Barcley St., FRASH & CO. 10 Barclay St, New York. CHAMPAGNE, “Continental” Brand. In cases, quarts. Biss ints. pe “* cocktails, 100 bottles ‘$7.00 A suitable discount to the trade. TEN CENTS | A GLASS. Champagne Psi at Coney Island, epponite ‘New ‘Iron Pier. and. adjoininy West Brighton Beach Hotel. | “20"*® ‘Also Cal. Hock, Claret, Angelica, and Brandy. RUNK & UNGER, No. 60 PARK PLACE, Ree nts for Ayala-Chateau d’Ay :CHAMPAGNES. TAUNUG NATURAL! MINERAL MATER. L. Tampier &Co., Bordeaux, Clarets. Roulet & Belamain, Cognacs, a herry L. DE VENOGE, 41. South William Street, New York. OENERAL ACENT. THE PUREST CHAMPAGNE *S ‘N 3HL NI G3LYOdWI D. A. MAYER, IMPORTER OF HUNGARIAN WINES, 526 Broadway, NEW YORK. THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES WHER! HUNGARIAN WINES ARE SOLD, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED FOR “PURITY” AND “SUPERIOR QUALITY” BY THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS, 1876. No connection with any other House in the United States TAPE WORM. TUPALLIBLY. CURED with two spoons of medicise 12 two or three hours, address with stamp to ‘ON. HL EICHHORN, No, 4 St. Marks Place, New York. Cleanse land molaten the dry stickey mouth of patients and refeesh them with Hop-Bitters dil juted with cool water.