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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28

0l]- DIR. FELIX GOURAUDS ITALIAN MEDICA-
TED SOAP.-This is the most astounding chemical dis
covery modern times for the cure of eryspeas scro.
fua, pimples botches, morphew letter. BARRIERS itch,
piles, or all kinds Of rough dark diseased skin 1t is in
the convenient form of soap and all who it.
Beware of counereits and get the genuine only at 81
Walker street. door from the of Broadway so
cents cake, will suffice where may be had Gour-
ha U he sna'
bottle Gouraud's Blanc D'Espagne or Spanish White
impartng pure, lifelike alabaster smoothness and
whiteness to the complexion free from the injurious in
gradients of common chalk flake white. For agents,
advertisement in another column.
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The sales for the past two days have been about $500
bales at full prices, mostly speculation We hear of
some few being in town. but they purchase
with extreme caution and only for immediate use. We
continue to receive from the south advces of advancing
markets. Prices in New Orleans range higher than
quotations for this market
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o. THE CROWDS OF VISITERS WHICH DAILY
attend Peales Museum evince the proprey Of the cheap
method in the management of places public amusement
Notwithstanding the unparalleled attractions such the
White Negroes Madame Adolph and splendid perform
ances the price Of admission remains at only One Shil-
ling Where the leisure hours of the holidays be
spent better than there
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0I5- The following nominations, made by the
President the Senate days ago. understood to
have been confirmed by the Senate yesterday -
Albert Davy, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Leeds, in Eng
land.
Louis Marks, of New York. Consul at Bavaria and the
Prussan Provinces of the Rhine-Ndt Intel, Dec 81.
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OEEICE uDIrR


DN H. BOSTWlCK forms the public that in consequence
- of the increase OF his Practice his Office hours will
hereaef be as ollows-trom in The moreing until RI from
II the afternoon which principally devoted TO the
Aud from until 10 o'clock the During the above
named hours he without fail be consulted OF his Office
The balance Of the he will attend OF door practice
Aberaehys Family Ihysican; OF, Ready Presciieer in all
oness accident whea medical attendance not
guIed be had-eyised and enlarged by Bostwick
NJ. ID can be had At his office, price Is cents
o. Ofhce-No. rs Chamber street
II. BOSTWiCK, M. D.,
dos 2wec Surgeon and Physician
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&C. is 1T SO2-No person can possibly the
Nerve and Bone Lniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir
from 81 Courandt street. for any rheumatic affection,
without being cured. These articles have never yet
our knowledge, failed to cure-and persons who have
rheumatism or govt and will allow their prejudces to
prevent their using these articles deserve to suffer until
they prove by using these that all that is said of them
facts Can be had also at North Fifth street. Phadel
phia, and 81 Cornhill Boston
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0p5- The Hon. Albert Smith, of Portland, Me-,
Commissioner the part of the United States for running
the northeastern boundary line of the United States under
the treaty Of Washington arrived in this city last
ing, and stopped at Gadsby's hotel-Giobe, Dec. 49,
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O7- THE FOLLOWING LETTER is PUBLISHED
to show the estimation in which the Metallic Strop held

to show the estimation in which the Metallic Srop held
in Europe-
PLACE L'ODEoN, s Rue Racine, rs Paris
w. L. Carter Cutler to the King since 1924 and to the
Royal Navy late inspector of surgical instruments to
the British forces
Mr.. GEORGE SAUNDERS
DEAR SIR
1t with pleasure have to you of my entire sat-
sfaction Of the last consignment of the Metallic Tablet
Razor Srops which received safe consider you have
brought them to the highest pitch Of perfection and,
independent of their incOnteshle superiority all
other Razor Strops manufactured the continent,
know of none England possessing the advantages
You know my sale Of high priced is considerable
and your strop is now the only one recommend with my
continue to receive the most fatterng tesmo
mails of its merit not only for razors but for most kinds
surgical instruments.
Believe me, dear sir, yours, truly,
WIN. L. CARTER.
The original Of the above be SEEN with certificates
from Cutters in England and also from the first gentle
in this country II is the article that received
first premiums year after year. at the Fairs Of the Amer
can Institute. q. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer,
1863 Broadway.
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o. A GOOD MEDICINE.--we never learn a good
thing without feeling disposition to acquan readers
with the fact that they may be benefited equally with
ourselves thereby The other day felt somewhat bill
ousa disordered stomach loss of appetite and head
which often on the point of knocking on the
wall for its stupidity in fact regular swell-head'
and induced to try of Peters Vegetable Pills
a remedy. We took four going to bed and aw oke the
next morning with head clear the tone of bell in
frosty morning spirits light feather, and dspo-
ton conented and happy philosopher enjoyed
Their effect almost magical and we strongly recon-
mend their to all who may be similarly afflicted.
Their operation is remarkably mild no gripping attends
their influence which is speedy as it is eectua They
will lose nothing in comparison with any article OF the
kind now in the market.-Boson Daily Bee.
Principal office lbs Fulton street.
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o. IRELAND, by J. G ohl-Ireland-Dublin, the
shannon, Limerick, Cork, and the Kilkenny Races, the
Round Towers, the Lakes of Killarney the county Of
wicklow OConnell and the Repeal Association Belfast
and the Giants Causeway. Price shilling. For sale
by BURGESS, STRINGER Il CO.,
222 Broadwa y. corner Ann st.
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Sh3- HAYS LINIMENT AND Inns BALM OF
CHINA, is warranted to any of Piles, the
money shall be refunded To be had at 81 Courtland
street.
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0ay- HUMBUG.-Some out Of envy, cry humbug !;
some from jealousy, cry humbug some from sheer gno
rance of the thing, cry humbug do not believe every
thing is gold that shines do believe every thing
which hastily denounced to be humbug Men should
not be frightened by mere outcry. Prove thing and
then Judge of | was led TO the above remedy by
very sensible gent saying to this day, that Peases
Iloarhound Candy was a humbug Now ! know better
from actual experience, find it one Of the best things
for the throat voice, hoarseness and cough that have
ever used Let each one try it and know for himself
HEMAN BANGS,
Pastor of the NJ. L. Church, Forsyth street.
New York, Dec. 49, 1913.
To Messrs. John Pease Son, i5 Division st.
Remember confectbners not appointed agents and
all you get from the is counterfeit Each package
of the genuine signed Pease Son. Sold at 10 Div
sion street Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; State
street Boston 10 Baltimore street. Baltimore 81 State
street, Albany.
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l13- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, WARRANTED TO
color the hair any shade, from light brown to a Jet
black, and not stain the skin. To be had only at u
Courtlandt street.
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Passengers Sailed,

HAvRE-Packet ship Vile de Lyon-H Durant, Mrs Borg
Mr. Smsts DR. Chas Hammond Mr. Bouluget Of New ork
Mr. Morris, Charleston Emile Baen, New Orleans; VIM II
Clemeht Philadelphia; Victor Plise, Panama.
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At Darien, Conn.,, on the 25h inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Kinney Mr.. AUGUSTUS THoMEs, of New York, to Miss
ANN MARIA HoYr, daughter of Stephen Hoyt, Esq, of
Norwalk, Conn.,
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NJ OIL OF TANNIN.--A composition lately dis
covered for preserving all kinds of leather and keeping
boots and shoes water proof Water more pene-
trato than through India rubber To be had at II Court
landt street, North Fifth street, Philadelphia 90 Corn
Hill Doston.
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n9- RECORDS PARTsIAN ALTERATIvE MIX
TURF-for the of primary or secondary syphilis
md all complaints arising from mercuryguarantecd to
cure Sing lie bottle 81 in cases OF half dozen S5-pack-
cd and sent TO all parte Of the Union.
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, %
Nassau street
w q JCUARDsON Agent
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On Wednesday morning, the 27h inst in the LIST year
of his age, SAMUEL, Of David II. Waterbury.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at hafpast
O'Clock from the residence OF his father No so Norfolk
street. without further invitation.
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DAD DIVIDENDS FOR THE PAST Six
MoNrHs
Sll,O0O,OOO
$357.OOo

Ten dollar bills on the Bunker Hill Bank, Charlestown,
Mass, altered from ones in circulation. The alter
alton exceedingly well DONE and requires close examn
alton before detected.
The state Of the cotton market both in this country and
in Europe present very PECULIAR between the doubts
regarding the extent of the crop and the probable po
sition ofprces the opening Of the in Liverpool
operators both at home and abroad undecided how
act The various estimates published in all the Southern
papers, and the speculaons the probable quantity
produced the present year. from whose in
teres Numerically opposed each other that the
greatest caution should be exercised arriving any
suit on which to act The receipts ofhe crop the
different southern depots for this year compared with the
period last year. be considered correct cr
teron of the true extent of the CROP but be cons
dered good evidence that prices will advance The banks
at the south loaniag money the planters enable
them to hold their cotton The effect of this fact depends
entirely upon the conditions Of the discounts 1.-THE banks
have loaned the planters Internationally the planters
have not left it optional with themselves dispose of their
cotton at pleasure the bulk Of the crop will ultimately be
controlled by the hanks, the planters compelled
stated time to sell and submit to the prices This
custom is good when carried to certain extent For
years past planters cotton crop morgaged long
fore it reached maturity. They compelled to let
every pound Of their cotton CO. picked at the
ruling price, for value received twelve months previous
So long that condition of the producers existed long
prices kept below fair point So long the south
ern country cursed with thousands of miserable,
swindng banks, the planters of that section were rode
rough hod and their substance sucked of them
by these bloodhrsty eeches The few that still exist in
that section crippled that they almost harmless
but they should be avoided much possible The fac
ties afforded the cotton grower to keep his crop until
prices are established general thing will have very
good effect There has more cotton been received at New
Orleans the present year planters account proper.
ton to the before and the cause
the deficiency in the total receipts at all the southern
ports compared with last year. the ability of the planter
to hold his crop for fur Their advices.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Matters and Agents.


We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels win Sye
port Of the Shipping LEFT at the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agent. and Cor.
sending to this Office all Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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90 MEDICAL AID A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city of New York established for the suppression
of quackery, successfully treating all diseases OF
private nature according to the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos
pitfalls Of Europe Primary secondary syphilis, gonor
rhGa geet and oil diseases of the urethra permanently
cured without mercury or injury to the constitution.
W. to s P. NJ.
Terms-advice and all medicines required, So.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY ISvALIps.-Patients living at
distance by stating their complaints explicitly and
closing S. postpaid) will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure, will full directions
or use, by addressing
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College 81 Nassau
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28

{ty- NEW ERA IN COLOGNE WATER.-A beau
tiful article be had at 81 Courtandt street. whole
sale and retail cheaper than before offered in th
market Splendid large quart bottles at so cents is
example
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03- TWO MONTHS ABROAD, or trip to Europe,
ny railroad director of Massachusetts, shil-
ling For sale by
BURGESS STRINGER & CO.,
222 Broadway, corner Ann st.
This little work has excited great deal attention in
Boston, where the author resides and is really
derful how much man may and learn in so shert
space Of time. The writer has made valuable and nte
resting book-agreeabe in its style and descripons-
beral in its sentiments and often philosophical
tc. The lash seldom used but is very justly applied
to oppose rudeness custom house annoyances. wel
pays the reader
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. 40 Chambers street.
THIS Insiiuon e,absh,d 70 render TO the afflicted sound
and scientific medical and surgical aid already been in
successful operation tor nearly An forms Of dis
treated here Patients who to the ps tuition have
their Investigated and prescribed for and
dcne directly under the eye Of the attending nh seian ard
who indispositIon other prevented from
applying personally, visited ct their residence.
Sugc Operations Of every description also performed
by quilted aud experienced surgeon In all charges
moder,r aud those whose msd are rSnlred
pay for their medicines only The poor will be attended 70
every day between and O'Clock, without chyge;, ?,
HOMER BOSTwICK; NJ
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
Th. Institution is under the patrcna2e ana oi
Wv ''''o""H s'"''""' Rev DR. I'D. Y HlGBEF
Rev DR. GEORGE POTTS,
Rev, Dr. q SPRING,
aga Irec Rev. Dr. SCHROEDER,
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sun RISES ..7 26 MOON SETS ........ l2 0
.uE sErs 80 HON wArEa %
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90 PUBLISHED THIS DAY, AT THE NEW
World Office, 80 Ann street. the New World Pictorial An
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friends Price I2 cents put up in wrappers-ten copies
for 81.
Now ready, new supply of "Mexico as it and as ii
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This work is illustrated with 100 handsome engravings
and will form splendid present for the New Year FUR
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Also neatly bound the Mysteries of Paris translated by
H. c. Deming This is the only correct and unmutilaed
copy of the most remarkable of the cent
ry The demand for it is enormous and can hardly be
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Also, neatly bound, Matilda the Memoirs ola Young
Woman translated by II. w. Herbert Another remark
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Also all the and cheap publications OF the day,
wholesale and retail Orders from booksellers and agents
will be promptly attended to on liberal terms.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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OYSTERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oyster Saloons, Nos 3 and Broad and Gas Broadway
AGAIN. with heartfelt satisfaction to the public and
his numerous customers the he has received for
one quarter OF century, the length OF his and the
many customers that daily visit my establishments aud leave
with perfect satisfaction. embodea redoubled energy
to state that and picked be
Also accordance with the dishes and decacs served
az in the establishments Families ia New York. BROOKLYN
Jersey City, and other places supplied with
Of the above establishments p. SIN addition my well
known establishments have made that and
after Goth inst dinners and dishes of every
ety. by an artist that cannot be surpassed the English
French style. d28 3tm
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Georgetown, SC-Bng Royal Sailor-4l b,les cotton
Sprague Ro co-3l Taylor Rch-203 Post & Phil.
ps-9l Smith Mills co26 II Colt co-5OO0 bushels
T Bailey.
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REMOVAL.
ROWE'S HAT SALES ROOM,
Removed from No. 3 Hanoper street, opposite the
Exchange, to
40 WILLIAM ST, IN THE NERO CHANTS EXCHANGE
Adjoining the Branch Post Office
WHERE will be constantly hand an enlarged and hand
w OF the fashionable Beaver CASH
and French silk Hats together with general
CT Gentle Travelling aud other Caps
The subscriber takes leave that article from his
establishment be depended being OF the first quail
y fashionable ana desirable shapes,
reasonable prices. ROWE, 40 William street,
d28 4tissm Merchants Exchaug.
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S3 1000 REWARD.-1'hree Th'psand Dollars will be
RC,OO padisr the recovery and delivery of the contents
70 the pnderssned of black Leather bank un, about thirty
inches long and eight inches de with the edges sharp
wa. iron bound with wood straps ,pnnng along tn top and
marked = Pom roy Co." or . p 4 Co.'S the ends The
said trunk supposed to have been stolen from beard the
steamboat Utica on the ath inst large amount of
bags ad directed different brokers and banks the city
New York
I he above reward will be paid in addition all other
wards offered BY other interested.
- POMEKOY CO, avail st. NY.
New York, Dec l6, i3i3.
The payment OF the above by parties
the recovery Of SAID Trunk aud its ens
dtion which there asa the following reward OF So 600 of
eed by Pomsrey Co of Albany aud guaranteed by the
d'rsgned making the whole Of the offered
5000 DOLLARS.
- ALBANY, December Is 1919.
We the Undersigned having deep the recovery
9fh Trunk and Money recently stolen from the steamboat
Utica do hereby the full Of the
Reward of Three Thousand Dollars offered by Pomeroy Co.
oil this city, in the ratio of our respective interests
WASHBURN u CO..
THEODORE OLCO TT,
F.. f.. KENDRlCK,
Cashier of the Mechanics and Farmers Bank.
JOHN PAINE,
Cashier of tn. Bank of Troy.
WIN. J FRYER.
die tfins JOSHUA G. Tx.
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Foreign Imp0rtations.
Domestic ImpOrtatlOl

JAcMELSchr Masnet-6OO bags coffee 1000 lbs logwoc
De Peyster x Whitmarsh.
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ANIMALS FOR 1874 AT REDUCED PRICES
7 x II. q LANGLEY, Booksellers, 81 Chatham street
y repeatedly inform the purchasers of Anhuas and the
public having imported large supply Of the choicest
English Annuals and other elegant works for day
they have determined to reduce the the
They would further that their of English
Annals having been imported direct from the London publish
rely upon ooa,nng early impressions, and
not such usually up for the Amerc. market.
The Kerpsake-with s beautiful embellishments elegantly
bound in CRIMSON silk, S..
Book Beautywth splendid portraits of noble dis.
tnguis hed English ladies' bound ia purple silk, IS
Hsh's Picturesque Anuual-The American PARIS: VITA
IS deliberately executed One volume 8vo, elegantly
bound-S5
The above will be found full twerty per below
prices addition those msntoued j. H. u l.. beg
that their collection Of English and Amer
Annnas offered for sale peculiarly advantageous
The f'vor OF call Is requested. d2a 2ts r
ELEGANT CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOK AND
BIBLE,
SUPERBLY BOUND.
THE Subscriber has for sale general assortment of Catholic
and Miscellaneous Eooks, in plain aud fine bindings
suitable for the lowest He would
tculsy call attention beautiful illustrated edition of the
Ursune Manual Prayer Book bindings IS
TO S. So
The Flowers of Petyan elegant Pocket Prayer Book from
371a cents to 81 IS.
Douiv bibles-from 50 TO Sl2.
The Following Of Chrst-wh practical reflections and
prayers the Of each chapter from q cents 81
Manual Of Catholic Nlsod Hymns Psalms &c, from 81
to So so.
Juvenile Books in great variety.
Annuals Albums, and illustrated Books fine bindings
d2s 5tis.m ISL Falton street.
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NQTiCE.-The first No. Of Harpers Great Illuminated BIZ
BILE to be the advertisers and
authorized by the publishers that all who take the work
from me will get the best copies they all selected
and warranted: To my down friends who wish TO sub
scribe they have their numbers left Of the
city N BAlso be found all times all the cheap pub
c.tions Of the day. all the daily and weekly and
all the monthly periodicals. and all the American and English
Annals Also large of Juvenile Books for
the Holidays; and binding neatly executed
y. II. CROSBY, 40 Exchange Rooms,
d28 ltsec adjoining the Branch Office.
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DIANO FORTES CHEAP-The subscriber -es pectfully
informs his friends and the public in general that he has
hand oes cheap He would
take oppor unity Ito the public does
adopt the practice of all the other makers this city, Of
poyns professors his to
his and charge = per cent moIeSI the
Instruments by calling him therefore proeurs
Them without being obliged to $50 S73 extra for
fsssor say the nstT is good.
aud second hand Piano Eortes loaned on hire Apply
57 Broadway Piano Forte Wareroom the factory 3os
Mulberry st, between Houston anu Bleecker
d23 MOSES OkELL.