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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-12
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN

~ IHIJiI.'J I'M NTIN I LIINEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles and wish to Az We no,,
d better lose calling fashionable Boat
Shoe Stores Of y. - SECOR Nos I60 and i6 (}rpe,y h
where all NAV anti the mseves with article Tor
style make fashion and nsh be surp,sse d or per-
haps equ illo in TN, c,tv.
r. s. bgs to appr,e particular those ladies and gentle
no consider nun boot
article the s,'embie Of all within the MONDE that
thew depend on being suited.
~ B-Lad es and Nisses' Caters Shoes &c AWAY, IN
hand IN ~ dess variety. -
" Remember 1904 and 6l Greenwich STREET IN
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We observe in these returns great fluctuations particu
larly in the discounts and circulation. The returns for
November, ls43 show the expansions created by the
movements of produce Rochester is very great -four
ing place, where large capital has cenered for the pur
pose Of manufacturing breadsufs Considerable compe
tition usually prevails among the mers the coming
OF the new crop of wheat and the banks at that
generally increase their discount largely to furnish CAPT
tai to carry the speculation It will be seen by the
above that the four banks their very
much from August to November, ls43.
The leading features of these four banks according to
the last repe compared with the previous one are as
fellows
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e,g- GOURAUD's PoUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERA.
dicating hair from low ioreheads, upper lips the
stubborn boards OF Can always be seen tested at
the original and ONLY Office 81 Walker street. first store
rRcM Broadway. Proof positive this, and mistake
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THE FINE ARTS.

NOW EXHlBlriNGM tn late APOLLO GALLERY,
numbers coc Of OrgiralO Paintings IA per-
feet order Tn have the first galleries Of
pronounce this collection to be equal thev have
Adntance, Is cent?, catalO, mcluded. mil lW.ec
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THE
IN Wis BILE
VIC

so closely resembles the I, head OF hair and
nave pronounced a the most perfect and
nose and unique wig being made without sewing or
weaving, which canses II, closely resemble
hs natural ha both IN ghtness and natural appearance
dey deecton its texture being beautiful pOrons and
free that in all perspiraon evaporation Il pp,apedeS
n great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The ,ceptc
dcl Eia and the pecgsr method Of fitting head at tho
nlnoiectlc;s AC Bsirl i@s Roadway Of Liberty
"a tts,F-.
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
Or Others, dcsir0us Of purchasing permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
THE Subsche des Of changing his residence, offers
for sale his Farm and Establishment situated IN Montso
merry County Pa II mills norh OF Philadelphia 1t contains
J03 Of nd 288 Of which the highest euIt
yaou producing What Rye Indian Corn and Hay. equal
upland Union The 20 being
woodland the premises eega Stone Mar sion 90
feet by 45 with attached ID feet wide extending the
length the house large Pszz the the whole
giving ample accommodaon, FOR family Of 20 The
grounds surround the house shaded with msgni
aud beautifully laid out There
houses for farmers or tenants together with
tree large stab
tor hundred head of cattle and for for $50 Of
bv with chbouse wagon house. granary aud cribs
attached There as- the advantages OF fine spring house.
trsbr use fish pond den Of orchards stocked
with The finest greenhouse snd grape wall
spng water field daily morning and evening mail
a. no the city by which the Phsdehn and NewYork
pps of til. same day are receved aAd omnibus passing
and evening In the immediate vicinity
Episcopal. Lutheran, aud Presbyterian Churches.
Further all persons wishing 10
purchase. invited call aud examine the estate Ii NAV
however be added that for beauty healthful on
DIV Of kind, surpassed by the
l,ed states To trouble may also be well to mention
the price, which Is $23o per acre. APply to
30 2awis iw'rc White~arsh, Montgomery Co Pa.
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= HORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COBAIBA
AND SAkSAPAklLLA poses slew ADVANTAGES not
led by any other medicine f9 The cure OF sshus, a.
s. and wlich must with enlightened popne, ien'ef ~
tdly highly popular end dsio.a mn long sought Tor
medical world IL needs no comm or change OF
In us approved form. tina Of paste, q tenelb TASTE
nd e,rsrs no mi iss.nt tensafiOn to the. ateIt
fame IA ain oAts cry part of Eu
II has cen az ahmed approved and ictoned by the
OF medic ne, and roommendcd BY the Aost eminent Of
. ar sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT 266 Green wich NJ,
corner Warren street.
Ian nj Park Row aad 38l Bfoadway 1888 Broadway, 800
4, ,osdw,v corner of Walter street. ms 2winsst
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DOmeSt1c ImIIOrtatIOns-
ArALAcHcoLA-Barque Wabash,4s3 bales cot,n Collomb
lseliIa0 Center cO-l4 w Matand-l7 Lsster-l6 j
Pnkham co-30 Parrneles Klbun koeers Lis 3ron.
son0 do Dbl boz beeswax Perkins Hopkins coz boxs
w 3 Conant-4l bales cotton order
New ORLEANs-Schr Sabine-208 hhds sugar Ravens CO.
80 do lao bbis molasses johnson < CO.
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We notice in these banks the deficiencies reported
BY other country banks, viz. diminished amount of
specie The deposits in the country banks appear have
fallen Off while the discounts and circulation have in.
creased
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domestic Importatnons.

Passengers Arrived.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Wskula-JC Alien lazy and child.
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WANTED-A tidy, respectable girl to do the work of
w small family Applyat 1870 Nulb-rry street. ml2 uje
RAkOUCHE FOR SALE--A second haud one, but little
used and as good new, suitable for horses
will be sold cheae Apply at 1876 Nassau street, 2 nth
avenue, where 1t can be seen. ml2 Sire
Posr OFFIcE, NEw YoRK, !
MAY 49, 1874 !
ENGLISH MAIL-Leter Gags per ROYAL Mail Steamer
II Hbernia, will be closed the Upper and Lower Post
Offices in this city Wednesday, the is Insin IS min
past ocack, Tbs overland postage of 1871
o each single letter, muat be paid
mi2 3lrc JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, r. M
MARTELLE 4 HOLDERMAN, 81 Maiden Lane, manu-.
wi acurers and importers CT ornamental hair work wigs
oupes bands curs Bsndeau hair and all kind Of
works wholesale aud retail.
n The trade applied reasonable mia
NOTICE.
TINE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 1877
l. Fulton stresM b. SANDFORD havinx sold hi, entire
stock TO " NJ. MATTHIvSSON. VII continue
he cutting derartrnnt aud socs the paIronsg Of bis
eustone,s and he public ms well known sab.Lment nest
'1r 10 the Herald Ofite.
Se tenea wishing purchase garment ofgood materials,
Wen made aud steiuly cut rates. would DO wei
70 call and the choice aud veil selected assortment OF
ring goods, suitable for their wear ..
Cir., 2at.tns consstpg Of shirts, DTweIs SEALS
ioves ciavas, Handkerchies Susresdes Umbrellas &c
r'ase remember 70 call at. and recollec che number
,o, lX Fulton street next TO II erald Office.
mHim'e VIM MATTHIE5SON.
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SCOTS BAZAAR.

SCOTS BAZAAR,
V0EY STREET, Number ~, between Broadway ard
- Gresnwich. SANDS sCoT1 returns his most sin ere
thanks to his friends and the pull lie large be
raj support received he the house. and
by e same strict attention TO merit continuance thereof
too well known TO need comment. -
large assortment of Refreshments to be had all hour
untl 10 at night, such
Beef Steaks, Poached ERgs Gardiner
Mutton Chops Cold Ham, BucEyyheat Cake.
Fired KidnsyI. Cold Com'd Eeef Coffee and Tea,
b HAN and Esgs Pcsea Tongues. WEIGH Raebit,
good Dinner Roast Boiled Meats for on. shilling
~ day from TO three o'cloca.
Familie: supplied with the best Scotch Irish Whiske
no house better supplied with English sh Scotch Welsh
ADD city fapers Always the latest possible BY the
Steamers. - ~
Good Rooms for Private Parties. Clubs Mex .ngs and He
t,rences f23mser
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents,

We shall it favor if Captains Of Veuts will give
to Commodore RoBERT SLvEY of our New. Fleet
OF the Shipping left Port whence they sailed The Vessels
Spoken on their passage List of their CARGO ard any Fo
Immediately their arrival gents and Corespon
h. me or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Information Of any kind will be Thankfully received.
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III + PROPR!ETORS of the CLINTON BOOT
HAND SHOE MARKET, respectfully inform their
Gnumeaus customers and the public generally, that they
Hha'e removed Ner stock 81 Boct", Shoes, Caters, &c
&c from the old stand at the Of Canal Hudson
streets to 1876 CANAL street. between Hudson and vaok
where they thicg Shoe
Lac cheaper hau Don; iopet the and number
KNOX IL CO.
n3 m Canal stre
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MO EY TO LEM

MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No SO Reade
- street nesr broadway, loans in large small
as may be required Watches Diamonds Jewery. Silver
Ware ory Goods Wearing Apparel and personal property Of
every d's'Hrfi'n, sp23 imerr
VHCHIc IENOBIA.-This beautiful pleasure Yacht, OF
ABOUT ity tons bu III n, for sale She is scnoO
riszed yacht copper fastened found remarkably
fast ,siler She be Manhattan Island Dry Dock
NJ any hour ~ the day Apply to Mr. JOHN HYER ut James
Averv NCo's 30aWafer stvset
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ALBA Day LINE.
e, 40 1t Jk 3 3LGbhaNSeS and M s,.m.a.,. Land.
aST and , 'RssaS ii'PHs ss:
siE@ ar mcrs ,"ns May h o'clock
NEWARK IND NEW YORK
FARE ONLY 12i CENTS
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW,
"a S p s:d pss1 Mesd.sf 2sy 4, will run a.
So @ 'I leave W t New yor e.
N% York tis SfSf!1 NJ and r. NJ and
May 10th, 1874 mllrc
fLEAs sHMM ASp GH R3Nc f TMFTT
NEW Df!ffsTS rS New II Eot HNP FHhY} STATEN
ss:Y [s; Nj Ss'a Hss' 'fs' St 'f l s run
ssiosi s"IE at $, sa Ssy X and
Is'ys' rS R n 4 20 minutes to and 10 minutes to
o. qadsy-JLs,ySs, New York, sasd i
New York. MAY s. 49, myl smrc
New H N5 ~. h: ASD
das. sas sb:1.
freight passage having handsome furnished
cations apply o" In W:
sq md @ SSS'H ;fi's %h,
ships Of his line VII fDSai
SkA1t * PIP NE or tiy.s
Sssa IS. as Of packet sa ship s . sd f S
tons g. ss,'e co@mander will positively sail on Thus
II ], well known that tbs Yorkshire is fitted in
and convenience that cannot but add the comfort of those
perors visiting the old country, should call and see tb,
splendid of pa'a before engaging
ROCHE. BRoTHERs 4 CO.
IS Fulton street. next door to the
voz XN5 TS yyE II HH EoEES n9SEx
first e.: s%e with .Spsr,o
&SE ,Re 10Th pro. me. tsafhns The Asore. weefa
then 70 s:ss. %.s s.S 6s
Gec,n Islands thence to who're principal
"a S'. .%
s bs G GY T s.. .ss
passenger. to visit yerss;em then return down the
nat aud psisps he cruise may Extended to
;.," N ss G yts sao, Of
s @ sp h T1s a M MAXIM fS s
Ss stop az cS,esea 'nd paass as and a Their
effects aud !tsace to chs port he voyage vii I,oSSsl: oe
aud Gs ~ may be neaasd also highly m
trade old aaS new ' go %
6! Il 5s1s s;%fsd
with every possible comfort a'd TO lie found
board If ship will b. allowed take with them
the cruise round certain quantity Of aease goods dispose
by barter Otherwise which privilege If improved will
probably yield profit sufficient nearly the
of passage The coage to each passenger provided
ulic number ofes ed the
OF gentleman passing toe summsfa togt Niagara.
Those who wish to avail Of his favorable
opportunity r acquiring practical commercial knowledge and
visiting the Holy Lad aud other places Of Importance
the student the Of will please
make early applicto" the Of the vessel be employ ed
the VIII depeud the number VIII
forward early I'D passge. The company will be
select AID will Ne furnished with possible information
eabe
vred, aud the advisable investments to be made
turn. Fofielg Il OF passage, apply to
mig 2Aeec SAN'L w. DEWEY, 100 Front st.
WELL WORTHY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Apartments
w furnished or ~ furnish d. with without board,
obtained reasonable trims 26 Persons desiring
to live peace comfort snc quiet, invited & call
NIL SIRE
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"a LADT' 81 FRENCH SHOES-At J Is. MIL.
~ LhRr, i2 Canal st -Lsdrs Frene Morocco aud
Kid ~ ppes, Iyes and Buskns ut nd 10 shliugs per PAIR
Cater OTIS al 6 aud 49, aud made order 90 sAlss
a u any the city second quality undrsed Morocco
slippers and Tyes also Toilet Slippers at shpgs and Bus
shilnes Misses aud Childns Boots and
Shoes OF all kinds and prices Ladies who good shoes
crate prices in preie buying shoes Cheap
stores which dearest in the end) VIII please call and
amine Tor themselves, at j. b MILLER'5
ml0 3tis'rc 1i2 Ca AL at between Sullivan
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY Ia.
Cleared.

SUN RISES .....A 48 MOON RisEs.' ....2
SUN ....7 HIGH WATER 5 &c
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BOOTS md SHOES At WYOLES1J

BUUIN dND NHUES 1T WHOLESIIE.
- A Lawe Assor ment of the above nared -
III articles may be nd AZ the Manufacturer 81
pot No. 2G0 Pearl street Among those on moi n az
~ be found IN particular the following VIZ:
Men ~ Boys kp Pegd Boots and Boy Thick Broean.
Do 10 - and Seal do DO do Kip Pegged do
Do do Half Wet do Do do Calf do do
Do do do Cali do DO 70 Pegged do
Do Gait Sewed do De do Pump Sole Do
Do stout feggei do DO DO Goat aud Seal do
aud goat variety of Women Misses aud Ch,Idrens Bu,.
kns, Booes Slippers &c &c resgad and Sewed together
with general Of Palm Leaf and Leghorn
Goua,y merchants and ohersare invited ali and examine
All sold low for 18Th city acceptanceS ~
GALE CO, No. $50 Pe.rl st.
nj lm'm United States Hotel Building NJ Y
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneef.
ktore No. III Spruce street.
THIS DAY-MONDA1


AoEnsratos sale of the furniture aud other of
the iae Joseph Perkins AZ Green street. and elsewhere See
and Notice in the True Sun aud Courier and En-
WEDNESDAY.
Splendid Sale of Furniture Piano Fortes and
Spruce 1850 " WV ~ m 10 an. o.
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JAMES LACY,
DR. PER AND TAIL
90 JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM
CONTINUES to IKE Gentemen's Ca men OF superior
~ workmanship and IN the fashionable
low prices HIS stock of goods general
OF English and French Cloths, V-stings to
which he wou solicit the attention Of gentlemen before
purchasing Just received tensve assortment of
consisting of all the aad fash,o style OF FOODS 70 be
found the market Also Office oats ready made and MADE
TO order. l5-TENMS CASH ON DELIVERY.
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The skies BRIGHT our hsars are light
In Baltimore the Wings unite;
Well set good old tunes,
For there III the,e "C Don, %
Hurra hurra the coun'rvs rsn'
For Harrv Clay and Feiughuylea
JUST PUBL ] sH GD-Thc f,mous Whiy ong of "CLAY
q AND FRELtHGHUYSEN rs sung ri baltimore pnJ
here with the popular air of Old
Dan Tucker words by j. Grener Price i2a cents
Trade supplied. A
Also various popular Songs Watzes Marches SC re-
Gently issued ArWLL'S
mlO SITS IN POI Broadway.
REMOVAL
y. s. ROCKWELL have removed their Watch and
~. Jewelry Establishment, from No Asior Hou,e to No
AIS bfoadway NIL 3tsrc
RE MO TAL
Mrs. CARROLLS INDICATED VAPOR AND
tA SULPHUR BATHS, will be removed the first of Nav
from Courtland street. to 3 Broadway above the
City Hospital where she will be happy her friend. and
pitr0rs ap23f
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WELL WORTHY observation-disclosures pattme nts
w furnished or u, furnish d. with without board
obtained on reasonable teims At 26 Persons
to live ia peace comfort quiet, invited call
MI 3t.rc
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To our Philadelphia Correspondent,

We had hoped that the uniform .lision by us Of
any personal illusions in the letters of our Phla.
delfhia correspondent, would have rendered it nm
necessary for US TO give him any formal caution
against their introduction. As, however, his er-
parte statement ofthe fracas between Colonel Jack
and Judge Conrad, which did not meet our eye
before It's publication in our columns yesterday
morning, contains unjustifiable reflections on the
character and honor OF the former gentleman, and
is besides represented as incorrect in some particu-
lars, we remind this correspondent, once Tor all,
that in future he must altogether abstain from even
the remotest approach TO personality or er parte
statement, or his correspondence wi h us shall
terminate. We want facts not opinions from our
correspondents.
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017- GENTLEMEN DOWN TOWN IN WANT OF
tsran Dispensary No Division, and get the article
We cannot move Dispensary from the present luca
ton We too well established among the marip,r
portion of the community, who Immediately on their
rival home to the old place for the medicine that
had years ago cured them and their shipmaes Better
up and get this medicine in the first place. than GO
elsewhere and have the rank poison of certain disease
driven your and your constitution injured Tor
and then last have resort to the only medicine
that will thoroughly Full particulars and explicit
directions accompany each vial Price dollar, and
guaranteed to Open at all hours, and the Doctors
always in attendance. In Albany ia only to be had at
No. 81 Lydius street. but not to be had in Buffalo
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the party was divided upon the
nomination Of Gen. John Davis, OF Davisvilie. as
their candidate. At that time an unfortunate am.
mostly engender-d, which is still 10 be healed
or the party will inevitably be defeated next ial.
All this rancor. and bitterness Of feeling can he
ascribed TO no other cause than the deirmtnial
influence which certain set OF designing pollii-
clans have exerted over the destinles OF the demo-
cratic party here for few years past. The "Chap-
NANTES" defeated the election OF a worthy drRo-
crat at. the last Congressional election. IL is
earnestly to be desired that the party will unite IN
solid phaanx upon the next nominee, whether ne
be Davis or Chapman, or whoever he may be, and
thus secure the reputation OF having fought the
battle manfuy al least or they will, by the exist
Ing state Of dscord dsunlon and distraction, ndnre
The dlsgraceful alternative OF inevitable and ignoble
defeat. Nous verrons. So. s...fN
notwithstanding all this political Juror, the PEG.
time to Kick up pretty considerable religious ex-
element and revival. Numerous camp meetings
are shortly to be held in this neIghborhood, some
even now are IN the " full tide OF successful expe-
riment," embracing the votaries If almost every
reiigiousse CT and denomination The "gentlemen
of color are also determined to come in for their
share of holy enthusiasm, and are to hive a
religious encampment not Tar hence. Father Miller
has a rival here in the shape of Father Piummer,
another "word's end" man, who has numerous
pr0selytes among all sorts of people.
As much lrreguarity exists in the mail arrange
ments between your city and this part OF the coun-
try, your valusbes journal IS frequently days and
sometimes weeks in being received, whereas the
utmost limit OF time should not exceed Six hours.
Cannot this be remedIed? Squire Hance, our IN
defatlgdble Post Master, Is not at all III fault; the
discrepancy lies in the New York Post Office.
Yours, Nc, Bux.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID WEEKLY HERALD
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
s-I Ta OF THE rsfrs aazMN~4~
AMERICAN M1TNSTRELSY!

We shall publish on Saturday next another illus
trated a eeky Herald with series of admirable en-
cravings, from original and exceedingly clever de-
signs illustrative OF an edition of the national lyrics
ofthe uAited States, or the Clay and Polk songs,
Specimen OF which we gave the other morning in
the daily Herald
One OF these engravngs represents the tragic
so pahetically described in the very spirited lyric,
enued-"The ASima freed" The eagle of the
democracy is in the act OF amputatins the bushy APP
pendage of the wing representative amid the laugh
ter and shouts Of a crowd of inhuman locofocos.
Another engraving presents very graphic and me-
lancholy picture Of the voyage Of the locofocos
up Salt River There will be other engrayings
equally characteristic.
II 10 quite fashionable nowadays to publish il.
Illustrated editions OF the poets, and We like the
fashion. The engravings are, in many cases, by
far the best part OF these volumes, having an inf
mite deal more poetry in them, than in the rhymes
which they are intended TO illustrate But this is
by no means the case with the Taky Herald
edilon OF the popular national songs of America.
Both engravlngs and poems are perfect gems
The lyrics are fresh, practical, and suited to the
times. In after years this Weekiy Herald edition
OF these admirable lyrics, will be invaluable. IL
will be as eagerly sought after, and as dearly
priced, as one of those old rusty, moth-eaten,
black-letrer volumes OF ancient song, which often
cannot be bought with gold and the posse ssion Of
which throws the antiquarian into COMMISSIONS Of
Joy THIS Is the first bursting forth of the national
poetic genius This collection OF poems is also an
Important and invaluable part of the history Of
the times The engravings are perfect gems of art.
Price OF the whole only CT cents.
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". s. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Aysas.

nC- vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
from the nrethIa These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established Tor the
suppression Of queckery, may be relied the most
speedy and efoctua remedy for the above complaints.
They guaranteed to euro receut cases in from three
Ave days, and possess greater power obstinate
discharges chronic geet than any other preparation
at rresst Known removing the disease without conne
aeni from business taintns tho breath disagreeiDg
with the stomach. Price 81 per boz.
Sold Il the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
iicine, % Nassau street.
" g. RICHARDSON, NJ u Agent
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Amusements,

NlBLo's The burlesque of the Yellow Dwarf
aud the affecting drama Of Grandfather White
head both performed this evening. Mr.. Mitch lis
performance OF the feeble I'D man. DRAMA nightly
draws down tnunders Of applause.
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ETHIOPIAN MEIoDrsrs This company Of vocal
lists and musicians have taken Palmo's theatre,
and open on Monday evening next forpubc sppro-
baton. There is but little doubt but that they
will be well received
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MoRrALITY.-The Philadelphia papers state that
the number Of deaths that city greater last week
than during any previous week of the season.
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70 RECORDS PARlsIAN Alternative MIX
TURE-For the cure Of primary sec 'ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by an njudcious
curry The great advantages possessed ths powerful
Alternative al other preparations FOR the Of 81.
phs Is, that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whist mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the 1t is amin ST cred for. The
best recommendation give Of it s thst it is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who tor
nary consdened mercury the ony cure for those CON-
dozen So carefully packed and sent - oil parts Of the
Union. Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharms-
cy, 95 Nassau street. @wtA