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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05
THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvoRs.

Upon opening the last Statesman, and
seeing his rooster psrched at the head
Of several Of its columns, we were led
TO believe that some State election had
taken place, and gone the entire for
Locofocoism. But casting oureye down
the first column embelished as above,
we found that Chapman was growing
over a democratic rictory 10 The "besu'
Iiful and thriving" city OF Cleveland!
To give our readers some idea oi tho
extent Of this great victory, it is only
necessary TO give the result ofthe city
election 10 Cleveland for The last three
yeaB
10 1912, J Mills, independent csndl-
date, was elected Mayor by 100 major
Ily.
Aldermen, Loco, 0 Wing.
Council 7 " 9
In I843, Nelson Hayward. .LocOfoco,
was elected Mayor, by Is majority.
Aldermen, Loco, 2 Wing.
Council, 5 4
In 1874, S. Stsrkwssther, Locsfocov
was elected Mayor, by "a mOjoriIy.
Aldermen & Council 8 Loco 9 Wing.
How many democratic victories like
this would it take 10 make Cleveland =
Wbig Chyi-UrbanO Gazslte.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05
MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.

An odd sort OF a relationship was late.
Iy formed by pair Of nupliSlS sxtTaor.
dinary, 10 Camden, North CarolinS.-
A widower who was Aot very young.
became smitten by besuliful girl. and
married her. A short time after, the'
con Of this man by former wife be
came also in love, not with younger
person, but with the mother Of thu faith.
ere new wife, widow lady still 10 IN.
bloom of life. lie offered himself and
soon the young man au2 the widow
were united in the bonds OF malrimony;
so that in consequence of these TWO con-
neclonS, a father became the son in Law
of his own son, and the wife moi only
The daughter 10 law OF her own son in
Law, but still more, the mother in law OF
her own mother, who is herself tho
daughter in law OF her own daughter,
while The husband Of the latter 10 tho
'Athsr IN law OF his mother in Law, and
Ia!her in Law Of bis own father.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05
THE TARIFF g. THE REVENUE.


The receipts Of revenue from customs
in New York, since the first OF January,
have been as follows:
January, SI,s76 6l5
February, 2.l69IlO
March, 10 10Th, 9S3,676
Total, 81 months, S5,02s, ,40I
This sum, says the Tribune, will IN
doubIedIy bs Swellsd TO at least five end
a hall millions Of doIIars for that single
port q, The close Of the quarter; and sS
the collection at all the other ports can
not fall fer below the amount Eealizsa
there, lbs total revenue Of the Unlted
States from customs only cannot fall be-
low ten millions for the current quarter.
or at The rate Of forty millions per an
nun. But we do not suppose the re-
ceipts will be as heavy throughout as in
the first quarter OF the year. They
will probably III the Tariff iS let alons1
rsDge from thirty two 10 thirty 6se
millions, dsIrayinR all the currenl exc
pendltures Of the Government, and sf-
lording ten or fifsen millions surplus.
TO be employed 10 redeeming the re-
naming Treasury notes, and about half
paying off the National DsbI.-Phts.
Chronicle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05

The receipts Of revenue from customs
in New York, since the first Of January,
have been as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

HAy-Common qualities North River bale sell as ant.
ed a, 80 $50 There very Iitle doing ia the article
TEAS Imported in the ship Panama Terms, notes Of
six months able in the City Of New York. 10 be made
salts actory to the sellers
Young half chests so cents per m 40 do 7sl
2do 49, ~ do IA 80 do 65 20 o. DIDO 6s lss do 81
A. 10 Al 81 do 46A 100 do ASH 97 10 and 900 70 Ii
bxs Al cs each bxs OF lat lbs 81 All 2l chests and
622l halt do withdrawn
Tyson ~ double halt chests 81 "a; chests 75l "a do
75 10 do snd AZ ali do Ca 43 do 81, 81 chest and 81
chests ssh 80 do 49, II hf chests o2 % chests 6l 400
lab bxs 6lk
Gnnpow1er hf chests es Is do 60; 3s do So; $40 lab
bxs 50; l50 9Th hxs 62t,
Imperiai3 half chests 7S 10 do 7 Al do Go; $50 lab
boxes co.'s 10 Glib do 6l4,
Twankay- 100 hi chts 40; (297 withdrawn)
Hyson Skin 81 chts 5Ii 50 do 50l 10 do 5O "A do 30l;
100 do 3sl 40 do 80; 40 do 81 IS do 35A ch,s 3i "A
chs Sb 1903 do 81 10 do 3n1; % do 30 10 2si 20 do
27I, 1874 do &c; ISL do 25I, Ill do gag
Pecco Son Choir g2U half chests 80 do 10 as cases
withdrnwr)
Cassia- 5000 mats, 1sc per ID
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS BELL. Aucuonesr
-. No. IA Spruce Street
regular Sales Of Funitue-Evey Wednesday and Saturday
reg ular Sales OF Dry Goods Clothing Pledged and Fancy
Attic he's Groceries and u.sdsy And Endsv
aug <"'m IHOs. BELL, Aucuons~r.
E4 ECUTOR'S SALE OF LANDS in the State Of New
York Wednesday 2lst August Instant al die EXCHANGE
~ the city Of Albany, By Lewis Clark. Auctioneer
loi7 Acres IN Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth
325 " Warren County, Hyde Township
Ii,oaS " " Hamilton Co., Fotten and Crossfsds pur.
chase.
2l3 = . Delaware Co., r. ". b. Lisingston', patent
sIR {" Clinton Co., Canada and Nova Scotia Re
fu.ee tract.
lol1 = " Herkimer Co, Royal Grant 9TH allotment
-, M !" Cortland Co.. Township of Virgil.
ne sale OF the above Lands will be perrmptory
feptonable Executors deed will be given by the subscriber
foI any information respecting them application may made
' anconeer at Albany the ubscrberat his Office No.
xss Washington street, New York.
WIN. c. RiINELANDER
su3 dys<wytoa2i-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

In Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon sh instant after
very short illness JuLA PHiP only child Of John C.
and FL abeth B. Bach, aged 10 month"; and 8days.
On the 6;h instant WILLIAM, youngest child Of Lioz
and Caroline Constant. aged year and months
On Saturday afternoon al O'Clock, OF Cobgestive fs
ver Mr.. ABRAHAM WHAsr, late second officer OF brig
Sterling aged 65 and member Of the order Of Odd
Fellows. Way ne Lodge No 3, ~ Philadelphia
His friends ard acqu inances are solicited to attend the
last tribute Of Of the deceased to WiIlismsburgk
this Sunday afternoon, at o'clock without further in
vitation, from No % Roosevelt street.
o. Pnila eiphis papers will please TO insert the above
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SHIP ~. ~ =.
Rv u.0ne Nluhsss 6~msA~u

PHLAnrLPHIA. Aug l0-An Curency, Pichmcnd Turks
l,,nd Reports h,t the Zebra. hompson az Sslem touesd
The sp,ds schb ul, ard Proceeded ,sns Day POr ssn
sa;s 81 Grind Tgrk 9Th pl, Below 0scia1 Bensds mi.
She'd Nest hides; Acorn Howe; Vim fs,n Taylor and
BairIMonr Aug AT Cen W,sn ra h'ys a,
H9olnreroE arr in HAMPTON Roads sih Ieds Ru,k nc
Tor C2we. put J, for orders Also arr Oneko Re-
s ger raes pa MccSy sopsrs Wilmington Nc Wal
Che,aIe.ke. aud Chief, NYork s' N" "'1
NV ORLrANs, Aug. l-An Orleans Randall No. VII.
lailsyrand CovsIl Boson Rock,ghrm rnhallow do ca
Mary, Marston, Batimore Henry Kelsey, Cray Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

Nav ORLEANS The city, as far as we can learn,
continues entirely healthy, aud little spprehr ns ION
Is ielt Of IN epidemic The has % ssd
however a. TO render i certain that the river w be co
and the rain. which have prevailed hrcoghou the
mrr have not eniireIy c.asd The present good heath
ei the city jnshss the belief that shall be exempt
from any viont seae snd that The business season i'll
open early and propitionsly At present. however un.
mnigs'ed dunehs and inertness prevails Comna csi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

FIT BoARD, August To- 90 ,harss u Bsnk al !,
s,.no per cent losf 5000 Lehigh o. 1874 soi !;
Sn,o 40 less 40 100 shares Wilmington r. Dis a3a
Reading bonds. 67A $500 L-high isab 4ol %
shares irafd Trust 22t shares souihw Fus IN,
rance 20
SEcoso BoaED. August 900 shares Wilmington r.
d. 233 60do do DE- 7s3 100 do do Nv as4: ION 90
233 $4,000 b's 1893 ds fO3i 10 shares b.nk 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11
Passengers Arrived.

YEnA CRuz-Darqim Eugcnia--S YturbiIe, " Moorehcld
J. De Bcr X !cdward L,iargue, NJ Giaescr 4 r Ma.
rim, Capt Finn MIR Muison. . . .
MoniI.r-Ship Niagara-Siss Borden, Mrs Cole Mrs
Lang, Diworth, r. Diworh--3 in the Storage:
ArALAc IIIcoLA-Brig Morcs-D Woodruff, Scyms. :.
Craftsmanship Cafharnc-S Watson and lady, Mrs
Even and daughter Mrs Waighfair and child Mrs II Moss
Bidd,l, a MoGette L,wtop, W 9 Oikey w . Bsrri',
Shlffcr, NJ Ogliver A Rose, Solomon, NJ Starr, +
Robbins, J Ravelell, ID Bone3t-3 IN the steerage.
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New st0ck ExchnuCe.

SALrs or SrocKs- BosroN, Aua. o.
at AUCTION 30 shares Western Railroad $751; sh
10 do Fitchburg ltairoad d per cent adv and in.er
30 do Boston Worcester Railroad III per adv
do Boston and Maine Rsilroad " per adv do Bos
ton Bank $751; per share; do fremont Bank $95i per
share; ~ do Auburn Rochester Railroad, 81 adv
do New England Bank 81 per cent adv.
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Atate OF I,rmdc.

ASKS We quote Pots firm NJ 50 l25 lsi some hold.
demand 81 IS Pearls very still at SAP 81 4Si
We continue TO quote G-nesee Flour 81
IS a 81 ait; Michigan, 50 l2i a425. North Carolina
Wheat So cents; Northern Corn soc. Southern 4S 49I
Rye d. Oats, 80 3l cents No very active demand
CorToN he sales to day amont 600 bales the de-
cline Of T., from prices previous arrival
Caledonia market closing without animation. We re-
wise our quotations conform
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing DAYS az the strnn.bIo.


ship Masters aud Agents.
We shall favor If Captains Of Vessels ill give
y K2sEer SiLvEY Captain Of News Boats, report Of
the shipping left the whence they sailed the vessels
NEWSPAPERS they may have He will board them
mediaey their arrival Agents and home
Or abroad VIII also confer favor BY sendg 70 this office all
ton of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11
CLIFTON HOUSE.
ON THE BAySIDE, STATEN ISLAND
NEAR "THE NARROWS-

FQh rEkMANENT BOARDERs. tlanseient dodgers and
dy visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying the bneIe
aview aud and unequaed for its picturesqucns the
luxury q the BATH 1.-THE beach being within half mile
the house,
The dina.r hour is * ocIockon Sunday at o'clock Gu
attendance for the
sne.t. hnc Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, 6nish
ed Tor the amusement 81 the patrons Of the establishment
:. - GEORGE pIERIS, Proprietor.
B.Two Of the best room, he House may be hid Tor
lies
On Sundays tn" boats HapIeton, landing every houf
Caages IN atsndancs 10 70 Clifton Houss
sua lmsu
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. DURAND, tlae Niss Maria Miller,) from Denach
~ Ober an Newb'rck, in W9rtambeg, residing in New
York. wishes 70 inform her brothers George sud John Miller
ALSO her uncle Mr. Rhuph that she would be hoppy TO receive
Information from them having heard any the year 1890
from iouen tnnces when she left the family emgratng for
New York All information will I've thankfully received by
ani 2Meec MIR, u. DiIOME III Fulton street.
DOOM 40 LfIlo or two gentIeIen a pheasant front
~ the second floor, furnished unum with or
WITHOUT breakfast and tea Terms reasonable. Apply
Whlts street
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CuaaL.sIos--shp Southpor--Mr Johnson lady and four
children, T. Marine and LADY, Mrs Scott, Miss Scosid
Roberts, & Ca,n, A Fogarie, Hughes, T simmons NJ
G. Brown,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11


NEw ORLrASs-srlue Gene ee3f hhds tobacco Straclan
Scou-23 do Boormai, Johnston Cos do Havens
90 cases skins bbs mde Nofat tcs hams 10 bbls
pays wheat Jeo pkss rigging Burrt Johlsol3i6 bags IS
I as Wheat Collin. so-7i do a WneseS pig
e bsle tisehe-. bd skins soj hides bbIs oil bartlett
Wsnaei Abbctt-A bale, hemp Rogers COL cask 5
eb,s beeswsS Wilson BrownJ bbls follow smitho DO
hess-l bbi sugHG pkgs oil Hy.op3 trunks Wood-iQl
ht, tohtcc2 storm Ds5os co. Benedict Brady COS do
90 n ndse Pomsfoy-i Eoiis- Boueher-3 Lewis
9Gns SMITH Girss ate Darcy COS brs Dbl
PEI wheat Gocdhue coll6 do do ginseng sbbl alow
tankn60 empty bbi IS do cks hhds hhds tobacco bis
skins bbs box bcswax Gregory bale skins
trunk ndse $50 pigs lead 10 order.
MoBiLE-Shp Niagara-( Reported Yesterday l-00 bales
cotton Manton 4 + sber-7l do Roberts < Wlams-5O S
Hone-iS Hanson-t2 iiurlbut SpoAord Tiles
ton co-Oo Amory Chaplin co-l0o p i,hodes-6 haes
hxs Maegntt Conhlin--l ask beeswax w II Leay-I
Loyet Taylor--i cs Smith 4 Conking.
APALAcHicoLA-Brig Morea--T8 bales cotton 10 Bocat
kneeliid-2i do q Collins-l2 Parmee Rogers do
GroH5 do Cente co., boxes Perkins Hopkirs-S bale,
Spear aud Vanehof932 sticks cedar Scheferi32
bales iron safe order.
SAvAsyanBrig Augusta, reported yesterday )-2ls2 bales
cotton Pilot lie B7!ber-99 do De Lamage 4 co-59 do
Gowdy We.s-l do l. II Brigham-i6 do j Ii Talman-50
cks Lima 1ue8 Saxton Webb-65 bales cotton 10
order
CHamLEsros-shp Catharne2 bales cotton ] & d Post
90 do Smith, Mis x co-3i5 do Sprague Robinson-l2
bales To order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

CoUrT FOR TnE CORRECTION OF ERRORS -Bufa-
10, August Cause No I0-S. Sherwood appel
lan the Commissioners Of Loans and al ssondens
MIR Sherwood appellant in person concluded his srgu
mfnt MR. A TaicVtt and Mr. Gro. Wood, were heard
for he respondents, and MIR VI. Smith. heard in
reply decision postponed till December No IL Post
Bank Of uucs called and passed. No. IA NJ. Farley
SEES on the APPEAL calendar having been called the Court
ADJOURNED nntii Tomorrow morning. when the calendar
VIII be called second time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11
MONEY MARKET.


MONEY! MARKET.
Saturday, August lO-6 r. M.
The Stock Market to-day appears to be In very fever
ish state The tendency Of prices H. however, upward
The sales very limited. At the Old Board, Long
Island advanced per cent; Canton, l; Norwich and
Worcester IL; Farmers T,ur /; Erie Railroad. /; Hsr
lem fell of l; Ohio 6s. At the New Board Long
Island improved n DER cent? Canton !; Norwich and
Worcester !; United States Bank /; Farmers Trust
vicksburg declined a. Morris Canal Z; Harem2
The receipts of the Reading Railroad for July. 1874
compared with those for the month in 1898 show
increase OF than fifty per cent There has been
considerable speculation going in this stock for
time past but lately the excitement has fallen of aud
prices have slightly declined The only for this
depression 10 the successful efforts Of the bears in knock
ing down prices The affairs of the company certainly
appear be in the most favorable condition The deb,
Is funded and the receipts of the road rapidly increasing
PH,LApELPHrA AND RkApIs0 RAILROAD
Receipts for July, 1919. $40 as4 80
Do do lSA. ................. 63,0l2 81
Increase July, ls4. .......... $40 6s7 8,
Receipts for first seven months. lsaa. lso47 IS
DO 90 90 1874. .28S 0O6 06
Increase seven months, Is4l ....s iO7 $50 n
Thisis certainly very favorable report There are
very few railroads in this country which present
statement more satisfactory than the above.
Tue trade between the lake ports of this country aud
those OF Canada naswthn the past year wonder
fully ncreased exports OF flour and wheat have Ia
creased in that direction The provision trade with the
Canadas is not at present large as il has been
From the annexed statement OF duties ETC. paid at To-
ronto Tor the rst six nths isia compared with the
same time last year It will be seen that there has been
very great Improvement.
CUsroM DUTIEs-PoRr TORONTO.
For six months from Jan 10 July lsis. .f5 500 0
For six months from Jan to July s. 1884, 10 Os6 0
Increase in Is4a over the same period In 1884, 4S6
THO ,, of tens and oh,cco ors included IN ~. above
Wv " " VOWS nm ''oo' ~ '''s "''. :" ."o a'o'o
returns OF t'a ear amounting 10 isiio Inc dutles col
r,ooo ~ ,icb ia a l.roer ann than ha. ev.r h..n 81
~ W.
lected al any poIs N Canaoa west auT'ng one Day.
ASSESSED PKorERrv AND POPULATION W ToRo~ro
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

INDIANA ELECTION Returns have been received
from only two counties, Dearborn and Ohio, where
he democrats have elected their Legislative ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11
OD'S
PATENT IMPROVED SELr.FEEDIN0
SINGLE MACHINE

For CUTTING JOINTINO sHIN0LEs
Offering this valuable improvement ntsl
y the attention Of the public respectfully invited
examnation OF the merits and utility OF the machine bsng
Confident IN the belief that machine for making shingles
yet been introduced with equal advantages
The machine entirely rev and improved
principle whereby il made applicable almost every
tion and circumstance in the
MANUFACTURE OF SHINGLES,
having advantage all Jontng the Single ready
for u only about onehorse propeI ma.
chine and steam be applied with equal al
-
Shges made by this machine considered superior in oua
~ aud form 20 having and
surface, and be made from almost all kinds or timber thar
grows N The forests Of our country without Of timber
The machine has beer exhibited Places
satisfaction Of thousands who have
numerous testimonials Of APPRECIATION have been given
datory Of the merit and utility Of said machine.
Gentlemen wishing the machine or vitness III.
Operation are requested TO call - H. Comstock No isY
Water street. where they obtain every necessary ,nora
ton MILO LEE ~
Resding, Conn, General Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

ry- VELpEAU's spEGikiL FILLS FOR THE CURE
NJ soaoirhca, elect, and ell mcsupurnent dischargoi
frcu h e-nra THESE pills prepared by the New yori
college OF Neiicine and Pharmacy, established for The
Suppression OF qunckery may re relied the most
getdy and sfecnaI remedy for 'hr above complaint
~oey Are Guaranteed to In from 'hrs
t,byedaysi and pcrsess greater power over obstna
gres ut Known removing the disease whou, eonnt
ent from business, tanting the breath disogreere
win the stomach. Price 81 per box
Sid at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy end Ne
dicns, 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

Schumakerl bar OF gold Victor Duckwitz-i plants
MONTH Poliitzs2 GOO Meyer Sncken-$2 ZOO Harmony.
Nephews COS 900 del la Gnenfs vanilla Kessler
COTS hides Relard
~MARAcAIno.-Brg Emma.-l box specie Jewett Sons
zoe bsrs COTE e,e Of Phii,depha casks halssm ccps
9 y 20 mnIty Lnmaa i23 bgs coffee Iiolord do
skins 80 tons fustc c28 bags coffee Bouchaud Thebaud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

yVETsNURsE WANTED-Wanted, situation by heal.
w Thy young with b fr~h breast Of milk Addos,
Dos. In Park Pest OGss, suiNh
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SINGULAR INCIDENT During the run OF the ship
PhGnix, from the Island Of 81. Helena To this place
an African Locust flew board which was caught and
preserved The distance Of the vessel at the m- being
one thousand and thirty miles from the coninent OF
Africa and still greater distance from That OF south
America Que What did the little navigator subsist
on during the voy age Sog Hsrbor Cerrecfor
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YORK II ,TEL, z ~ 9 WASHINGTON ST
BOARD and Lodging per Week a =
Transient Boarders, Day, from 50 10 IS csnts
The LOCATION pleasantly situated convenient to Ire m i.
deipha Boston and Albany STEAMBOATS, Persons wishing
r,de in the city for few days will do well by csiiux and
iei I'm re vNov-rrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

hE eIowns taken from shs Boston Atlas ,vslu.bss
occasion TO use H. z. be excellent medicine case Of Deaf
ness arising from colds Other We know young
ady VINO not long almost evd bv RI
end hs certificate . Of Mr. John REED Of Bunker Hill ,ti
hestown Mass - unanswerable testimonial Of - ~
escy Sold a. Wholesale and retail, by A. B. & b SANDS
Orusss NO. ID >lton stvsf. z3 Broadway. East Broad
way jy17 N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11

gy~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ths
rolic Mixture prepared by the Coegs Of Medicine AM
Pharmacy OF the city OF New YORK; confidently
Commended Tor all cases fdey produced by score;
dugecc OF any kind Il IL invaluable rene
dy for impotence, stcrity, barrenness unless depend
ing on msl toImaflon.)
Single hotties II each cases Of halt dozen Isl caro-
tally pscked and sent 70 all parts of the Union.
Diice Of thu College OF Medicine and Pharmacy o.
Nassau areet "a RrHARDsON, M D, Agent
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PALMO's ITALIAN OpER HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Monday Evening, August I2th,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL
HIOPIAN SERENA DERS,
MEssRs. GERMON.
sTANwOOD.
HARRINGTON. &
PELHAM.
Respectfully the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York. that they have made arrangements for oyening
that delightful place
PALAIO'S OPERA HOUSE,
9-FOR ONE WEEK oNLY.I
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, AUGUST IL.
And the public may assured that every will m used
TO exce all previous efforts.
THE TERTAINM ENT
CONSULTING SEw
SONGS, GLEES, ClIORUSSES, COMIC LEG.
TURES, ETC, ETC.
ACCOMPANIED THE
| ACCORDION. BANJO. CONGO TAMBO AND BONE
CAsTlNETTs.
or WHICH THEY
3-CHALLENGE THE WORLD!.E0
TO PRODUCE EQUAL.
Concert to commence ats For particulars see programme
au9 Sire
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STOLEN
Is HORSE, WAGON AND HARNEsS-A Young msn
about five foot e, inches high, dressed in black and
ngn p.slcoaS calling hm;slf GILBERT, came the sub
rr'Dtra nired dore ard Wagon described The
Horse about hands high long TAIL ard spa,eaed in
leg ard ate sn,g in the fore legs and about years old
his color is bay and Is fine made horse The Wagon
wagon with leather ard dmak head lining
gum the shafts are fastened the wagon with boz clips
ar dGmlt 70 take on by those that
em Inc Haless part brass mounted AID part black Any
person returning sad articles, information
lug them, will be suitably bv calling az COOPERS
Livery Stables II 9th avenue or corner OF
Blocker and Charles streets. anil a. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-11
0y- DR. FELIX GOURAUD.s HAIR UPRoOTING
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Twas by Nature designed that dear Woman should

To be perfect in beauty on abundance Of hair
That loose to the breeze her dark ringets should aow
Or fall, "neglige,n on bosom of snow,
But Beauty TO- bids that the hair should extend
To where the bright with the lilly doth blend,
That the ruby red lips of the angelic fair
should ever be soled by the presence Of hair.
Ye pinieathered angels pray you row list
lyon expect by the men to be kissed,
Uproot and destroy every fibre that grows
o. the delicate soil twixt the chin and theinose;
If the oYdrss of Gouraud you once will apply,
know that each hair will soon wher and die;
AID your features made pure the ether above.
Snail remain they werehright mirrors o. love.
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