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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-01

| PARkERS DANCING ACADEMY WASHING
~. ION HALL --Nr T.. ish IT,. 10 his irie de-
and public az MS econd This week
two d1rs Tom sroadway lays Ct tuition, Nonda,s and
lhursdats IN Eighth Atree at Washington all Wsdu sddys
and Satnrdays Next MOn:s evening Pablo Assembly,
wl take place AM be nrnued ether Monday evening
during tir Mr. HoH nalI much admIed Band all
attend and Introduce Al and c,sng setts Of co
lions. II 3tsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
shin Masters and Aronta
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 1


'uS RISES. ......7 y MOON Sets. .....
SUN sETs.s. ....3 ID HIGH wATER.s'.... %
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALnos N. Y. OPERA HOUSE..
cHAMB tRs sTREEr
s,1 or f. nss TO =, ps~
ss s's,st Vi kv Z. ss'''
SATURDAY EVENING Es6,s III. p.rfo,m,pc. will
ovrp,,r,v eomrnsaes with Ire '-'''-'' wan
A.i When ihs time in Ne York i o rusa oc.s
All PG ey ifTfi.Sli Of
Eiyi.a ''.'.... SIC SOaA BoRGHEsg
sIG,:h a., s.. n s;sesr,
.oS VIM wai;a, :. Sig f Nav.
T. s sie,.' & risA s As.ns,
tn RI; o SaHi r'd vii +; I.
'Hhsf q; HisG Sc s s. SssiTs X
aud 0'h'T', NJ T' s L S%xrS Scenery BY
30, o-e open from o'clock for obtaining tek..
sws sss AID ssr"sse 70 Lave thsm.s ..I:s;
medatey on the close OF pefomcs rurnias far 42i
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIMCUs.
CONDUCTED IY ROCKWELL o. n STONE.
,o...,,., win the ae,:smsn Il B,r%ah
vsa ing ing Moda. ns leans, %s &c.
THE rk III s.'s ST srHf'SsALRY.
asfACtaELA'e OILY mPiC rfaAAahk
THIS EVENING, February Fine performances, vii
THE PET OF TIL: PETTICOATS
.fte. which,
NATIONAL GUARD.
Aft.r which
OLE KING COLE.
Ia conclude
HOW TO PAY THr. RENT.
rItAONS iNDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHiTHEATRE
Bones as cents; fit i2,s cents.
BENsFIttt JOHN DIAMOND.
THIS EVENING rtbrus Tho performances will com.
-ncew
SPLENDID ~ horse Csvacade, entitled the War Summon
A ter which
great variety Of Equestrian Acts Feats Of Strength Songs
u Dances, NC.
After which
Grand Coric.l Musical Az Theatrical Olio.
To be ollowed by thu
SPRITE OF Tbs. SILVER SHOWER
Fol,wed by
THE VIRGINIA MiNSTRELS.
To ccnciude with
BILLY BUTTON
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM lHrA RE will op "a on or about the
10th Ma CHI. All applications Tor Tost %
will receive INN edsc ate directed w s. Deverna
Popt N. Scott Acting Manager Box 332 PostofIcp
Nsw ioh The proprietor or his agent i'll be und his
Office IN the 1hcare bet~ten the hour, Of 10 g.
atte to all relative III. opeaiug UuriEg hr
the Theatre will be comp etsy renova
tending to the comfort Of the Of this fayoe establish
w. b. Dew kNA
j3i TIRE Psop ,,toY
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON (pupil Of the ate c Nicholsou) r-srect
" July beKs 70 announce that It his intention
.tructs on the Flute Mr. Barton Processes teach
Nicholson.
terms and particulars application may be made ssnor
Godone susc Store, Broadway and Mr. Stoda Pia oiote
main actoEy. J7 lmsrc
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MILITARY BALL.
He THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take pi ce at ;anmany Hail. Wedns ,day Eyeu-
lng, Feb, 7, 1874
Icks So be obtained Of John Canss John street;
b DAILY, % Broad IT., W. II Doninck 20 a eeuwch 1t
A. NJ shefs, ieo Fulton S.; T. Albright 233 Sprng ST. g.
oles C3 Canal ST.; s. Fowler, sO3S Bowery, aud J. H.
Lowusbcry, t2 ~a,l 81 do tF7sec
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MEsSRs q. WEISS FIR GRAMBss. Professon OF
Music 'espe tia announce 70 their patrons, The ladies
and gea;-men a New fo aud vicinity, that their Iotii
lon baud prepared to play the admired and fashiouat
Mus,c for Private Parties, sorecs, NC.
Ordsrs received and aeaded to at &c Delaney
Ia IN III
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TO GLEE sINGERs Just published the 9Th NO. OF IN.
l. Qputrtn, containing Glees by Spohr, Weber, Nc Fo
sale by c. +. Hoya. No SOL B.oadwsy and b. Riley No. %
I. hath
N u An Ex'n number contsiring a favorite Epgiisl
Gles wi he shorty issued TOR gntuit, delivery 10 regular
snhtcrIbcfa 80 I'm
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w DOING AND VISITING tARrS,-ci gm.ei and
w Ia, Ted lie hni Vie Oft v AT duo, d pfi
WALNUT t>, No b. n
Cor e. o Pa Row. Lov-Jo,s Hotri.
IL Pleas cal an e'a1i,e speoimea. j,o ie'rc
MONEY TO LEND
A BRAN NJ : - KSOh, lswnhrcs,r. No. So Rsnde
"A siie,t neu u Odd Wv y. Ia fsms''s
as ma. p, relrsd o. Wa oh jew Nv, cr Wore, Dry
'ooS Wearing ApI aud oaal prop riy OF EVER DE.
loisgc
HAVANA AGe.NL VI he subs.ribers, sEeuys Tor Mn.
u VESTS ardng pouye will e happy to give information
20 travellers bound the Havana Orders r Iedia
Traits kc attended collected drafts bou ght sud
.gld at their Ge-el Agency Office i2s Nassau New
York.
B-Lstt,r' and parcels for ward:: sy .yeTy packet
Jio imesc MASON FUTILE.
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NJ 9 rsrss.es ksq D,sssict Attorney.
Aua. : Tsai fsr fuuriagy -Iotn Lanb vas put on
his sssnd ui. iac,sd bsrrlsry IN the ,h,ra d..
gree Che Jur, not having been sbe axre Yesterday
verd,co IN breaking snie AIR D. sno~'. 8ce. Ne 80
Chsfry street on 2sth 81 Last month.
The Jury the trial. wshcot lsssing their scsts II
though the evidence prrcssey IN. Tor
msr one, icani vssdict 81 gats ssd thu Court ksn.
ssnesd him 70 hs state Prison ssf three years.
Aels Pfessga-A ssIs yves entered IN the case o.
john Wh'f in1scfsf tcf assault and hx,fy Mar.
tan Doi<n, - the complainant di Mt .rp~sr ~hsn The
trial ~ss called on, and the ylSsIt 5ssohsrGvi
csaad Lausny smn Dsss-y The calprsa stsw AZ
oftns shsp Utica lmrissssd With Fss,errk wFssn.
Their tried Tor ssessng The night ~ the - me 500
worth Of silver plsss ccnss 81 silver forks snd spoons
The property efthe owners ana we're t4ksn ilen stats
room IN the vessel
Alvm,s, o~ss aspesed. shss wssen The DAY saer ,As
robbery 20 hfs place. No lal leonard street ana
asked him " he would purchsse silver wines
said yea he could buy IRRESPONSIBLE and w<sssa In snd
the prisoner With the silver and W.,sss follow ~
inform sfivn ard .Ffettrf h,th Wsfsen .ld
Dorsey AMI took them together 9Th ne silver % ne
Police Office The silver was IN the possession q Dorsey
and Watson hid a~ay up stairs. ysrdicl gully.
.Sasiker --w,iiisn Johnson tired . grant,
larceny In essng two sxf 20 - vcfih <1s
the store ~ N-ssrs fiat co No ga or.ns street o.
the e3i July. The then Cd ABLY proved bn there
doubt Of the vslns Of the property exceede
so the jury found him gnity Of petit l&gcsn, eny
he Court sentenced h'm 20 the reni'snaJ Cor months
Ssnfssce --At the lat tern Of the Court man n<meA
James Dickson tei and convicted 81 grad lzfce
n.y. in stealing gold wssch ana 80 IN rensy from Ar
D.. Todd OF Brooklyn This Morning he was brought
IN for sentence and ~ the prison for
Adjourned to Saturday al N o'clock.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID WEEKLY HERALD.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
OF THE
AMERICAN N6INsTRELSY!

We will publish at 9 O'clock this morning, ano-
ther illustrated eek,y Herald, with series Of adj
mirabie engravings, from original and exceedingly
clever designs, illustrative OF edition Of the ma
soual lyrics of the United States, or the Clay and
Polk songs. This is the first bursting forth of the
national poetic genius This collection Of poems is
also 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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aMu5 sc nents

NAvAL.-The U s. ship vncennes, Commander
+. Buchanan, anchored IN Hampton Roads Tues.
dap evening and came up TO the anchorage chc Naval
Hospital estrrday morning when the usual saiuss
exchanged between the vncennes and the hsg hip
PeDnsy vsnia, Commodore Bolton from q cruise OF
nineteen months in tie West Indies end Gulf Of McKee,
last from Havana. which place she left the ash u
officers and all we'll The Vincenne fell IN with
and spoke Potomac the Alb inst of Cape Fear and
part. d company with her on the OH. The Potomac was
bound to Philadelphia. All well There nothing
favana business very dull but the city
healthy .-Norfoik H~rod, Aug g.
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SHOCKING FFArR.-A NEST distressing accident
Port Credit, Thursday week. The schooner Rover
Hinds master. sailed from Toronto Wednesday with
cargo Of SALT for Port Dshousie and having boari
besides. the master. his wife and child. and and
boy By some accident the schooner do~ and ell
but the master met waery grave Montreal Herald
Aug 7.
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ANOTHER DuKL.-A duel was fought Il

ANOTHER DUEL.-A duel was fought In Point
CouI e. on Thursday morning last, between
Messs. Pierre Porche and Jean Baptse Bsrjsrou--the
weapons riff 8; distance 100 ards A. the frst hrs Mr.
received his adversaTy's hall through both his thighs
and discharged his rifle he fell but without e~ct he
The Quarrel grew on. Of Sometime Which "a
during the late election We gather these psrtcnisrs
from the Bayou Sara Ledger
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To THE BENEVOLENT We should like TO see the
m IN that palmed an advertisement headed " To
the Benevolent" upon US on Thursday. A man SO
full Of malice ought to be lodged al Sing Sing a.
the public expense tor short time 10 cure himlof
his. disease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

SPORT AT HoRoKES.-The famous Elssler
Brothers are exhibiting their astonishing feats al
Hoboken every day. The sight is free. See
amusements.
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CO FROM THE SARATOGA WING. AUG s.
Miss Josephine Dranson. sgsd but nine ara ha years.
indeed Mile Borghese announced In her sdvetse
ment musical prodigy She assisted the latter last
evening her concert, and Ole Bull IL entitled 10 the
palm Of victory ia c.mpesn with bidders. she - Ger.
tanly destined TO divide the public interest no~ Sou 81
to him in the musical cicies BY her asoui ING ss -
Hanist Her execution CANNOT BE- suitably dsscf.oed :
II must be heard 10 be property appreciated Thea
will not lie matter oi wonder that the talent q one 90
youthful should have been rqusst by the mast Pep
lar cantatrice who ever visited our country.
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Co AT Santa Cruz the prospect for large croy
Of sugar for the ensuing season. has been good ol
more than thirty years last past.
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RAILROAD AcclDENT.-On Tuesday night, 9Th
inst shout 10 o'clock freight trains came ~ collision
on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad about seven
miles from Peersbufgh causing The death Of free color.
cd man named Bemore who was q train hand
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9J- The United States government have CON.
menced operations for constructing tort upon the Pensb
scot river, opposite Buckport, Name
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New RAILWAY PRoJscr-At Middetown, a few
days ago, public meeting was held to take into
consideration the project Of a new railroad be-
tween Mlddetown and Providence, passing through
Norwich. Thus line, via New Haven, Norwich,
and Providence, TO Boston, would be short one,
we believe more SO than most others, and is like
iy to become popular enterprise.
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FIRE IN WALrHAM AT four o'clock this morn
ing lire was disc vered in Watham In Roberto large
paper mill which was entirely consuI ed. Damage
So 100 which was insured for $1,000 at Middlcsex Mutual
lnsui ance Company Loss on machinery 5000
Timer far
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SARATOGA Fifteen hundred and fortv-fhrec per
sons arrived at Saratoga during the week ending August
the a. The whole number Of strangers at present there
Ia committed at five thonsand
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NIBLo's GARpsN.-The entertainments nj the
Garden this evening are Of unusual attraction
The operata Of the Alpine Maid-Nlr. Holland swg
and the Yellow Dwarf, form a tremendous bill.
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DO LIKEWISE. sum of 81 400 has been col.
leciel from citizens of st. Louis a,d the sufferers BY
The Hood he City Council appropriated $1,000 for th
eame purnoan.
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Aususr e.--JswSs n H,cks W L0is sss4.--An
ton TO s6e for ns due Of premises No. les
Chrystie street The defence put Ia that the reni
fendsnt
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CRors.-The corn crop on Long Island 10 very
promising Some Of the yellow corn measures eleven
feet six inches.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELkcrIoN.-We have heard
from iorty-seven counties, which give democratic
majority Of 762. This indicates large wing ma
jorty in the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

0D-The Trustees OF Washington College, al
II tord Conn, have determined TO change the
that institution 10 Trinity College
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STEAMSHIP HrBERNIA Capt. Smith, Of the Mi
qutlon, arrived ut Boston from Sy dney, c. reports
the I'd inst % NJ of Seal Island, wind light from W
W. oggy, steamship iibernin hence Tor HALIFAX and
Liverpool going Oft in fine style. under full press Of
steam and canvass
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Hor WEATHER. thermometer yesserds,
noon was ur to % degrees in the shade. Is thi
hot enough?
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CoNsTANTINorLE. Turkish divan has made
agreement with the Pacha oil Egypt for regular CON
mnnicaton by steamboats, betw Alexandria and the
capital As there at present Turkish steamers thai
he spared tor this Egy ptian steamers II
bs employed for the present.
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1NcREAsINa.-T The Manchester, N. H., operatives
say that three hundred enemens have been put up in
that town within the last three months, but stil u i'm
possiblelto procure one TO live In. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

Or CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 10
Sslve that has done Tor the relief OF the human
race than any prescription Of any all the msdical
men In existence II combines exhibits five extra
intrinsic attributes viz Entire control over injuries
BY fire. repels all kinds Of Inflammation, extracts NORTH.
cation relieves all pains VI the burns bruises
sores &C., almost instantly, and heals, leaving scar
with It's Effects all the following named complaints
viz Burns, Ulcers Chiibains. Piles Scads old Sores
Erupons. all llchings Eryspeas, salt Rheum Ri.
tism &C. sc. Let every family procure this great heal
Ing ointment II has saved life and will prove blessing
70 all who II. Al 81 Conrtlandt street.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRy.-We understand it
is in contemplation to establish ferry between
the Battery and Governors Island. The little iron
steamer Ida" is to be put on; and as visitors
may calculate upon the courtesy Of The military on
the Island fine opportunity will be furnished to
see the fort and its warlke resources. There will
in all probability be large business done on this
line by the little steamer.
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letter from this place, dated 4th instant, which
states that tremendous rain on that day had
washed away the bridge. and did other terrible
damage. Whether the statement be true or not.
we will leave for time TO decide All we can say
is, that we have our suspicious.
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NJ vELPEAU's sfEcisiC FILLS FoR THE CURE
ts1norfhoss Gsst, and all mc:upur eni discharges
the aTesrs These pils prepared By the New York
'olleKs 81 Nsfcsns and Pharmacy established or the
ag1rsason Of qusck~ry may 81 relied on as the moot
rseiy and enrctuai remedy Tor the above complaints
~hfy ara guaranteed 10 cure In from throu
,hse days sn1 IosssAs greater power over obstinate
discharges ssi chronic rcef any other preparation
rres'sn snown, removing the disease without oon6ne
snt bon business tainflng the breath dsagreein,
~itn the stomach. Price 81 per box
sch y The Once 81 the College Of Pharmacy and Me
Wa RICHARDSON. NJ. D. Asss,
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ARRAH NIsI, on TIMRs or OLD, M q. p. r
JAMES Winchester, and Harper Brothers, New
York.-Ii appears as if there had been quite race
between these two enerprsing publishing establish
ments in getting out this work from both houses
Il appeared on the same day. Well, 50 much the
betirY there cannot be too much OF good article.
they have both got II up well, and at very rea-
sonable cost This is another historical romance
from the pen oil this prolific author. His novels
are always interesting, and no writer since Scott
mas done SO much TO illustrate ancient manners and
prese nj the features OF former social lite he has
done. This novel is founded on English history,
and is as equally Interesting as any Of his other
works
The EMIeRANr's True GUrDE.-Winchester
New YoIk.-One Of the most valuable works to
the emigrant that has issued from the press for
some time past. BY attending to the advice and
directions therein contained, a great amount OF
property might be avoided. No better present
could probably be made 10 an intended emigTant
than copy Of this work, and those parties in this
country, who are so frequently forwarding
Temlttances TO their friends for the pur-
pose OF bringing them here, would do well
10 forward copy OF this work to them; they would
find It invaluable. The Emgrant Societies also
wsula much aid in the protection of these stran-
~ one that has crossed the Atlantic and landed on
these shores, must hays felt in greater or lesser
degree the truth Of the remarks therein contained,
st the same time regret they had not such We
lume Ut advice and direction to guide them.
LrrrxLL's LIVING AoE, No. l2-Little, Boston.
An interesting but rather a dry number. A racy
article or two from Punch, or one OF Hoods would
have much envened it.
EprSRURGH REVIEW, FOR JuLy-L. Scott IL Co.
New York CLOSE on the heels of the London
Quarterly we have received reprint of the Edin-
bargh; and a pcrusal of these two periodicals has
made as more than ever appreciate the benefit
conferred upon the public by the republication of
these sterling Journals The number now before
contains nine articles, all Of which devoted
topics which cannot tail to prove universally at
usctive. Let Us enumerate few. George Sci
wyn and has contemporaries is an interesting re-
cord Of manners in the last century Major Har-
riss recent embassy TO Ethiopia is ably discussed,
and the principal features Of his work brisfly lndl
Gated. A long and able article on the late census
Ut Great Britain contains many suggestions which
might De adopted in this country with advantage
aud The number closes with as eloquent paper AS
we ever remember 10 have read. containing
sketches Of body Of men, such as Lord Teign-
mouth, Macauley Of the Christian Observer, Gran
willie sharpe, Isaac Miner, and others, classed un-
der the denomination Of The Chaplain Sect.
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A Mr.. Canderbeck is giving concerts at New
Haven. The talents Of himselfand lady are highly
spoken Of
II was announced that Sisnor Casea and Mr..
DrmpsteT were TO give a concert together at New
pert on "Wednesday evening.
The original Congo Melodlsis were at the same
place. giving concerts. HN
Mr.. Sutton. the great necromancer of the 18th
century. is about to make his appearance at Bos-
ton.
:. The styermark family are giving concerts at
B0stoa.
Mr. samuels, the celebrated Magician, is en-
gagged at the Bunker hill Museum.
The Olympic Theatre in Philadelphia, is being
repaired and fitted up in sple ndd manner, prepa-
raiory to th~ opening on the flint Monday IN Sep
TENDER, W Weish's unrvalled troupe.
Lenaox, The Scotch comedian, is in Montreal,
where he Is great tavorite.
The theatre at Cincinnati, will be opened on the
9Th inst, without any third tier OF boxes.
The beautiful CASTELAR,, who so charmed us all
bv her singing. has been engaged by Rubn tor an
operate company at 81. Petersburg
Ole Bull s announced to give a Concert at Ma
liant next week.
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03- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.--There is perhaps
nothing which so dsfgures person pimples and
bad breakngs out upon the face This may be entirely
remeded by the use Of Comsocxs Sarsaparlla, at the
trng cost Of so cents BOTTLE 81 per dozen This is
the beet extract in It gently operates upon and
regulates the bowels restores the blood its woted pur
iy gives tone to the stomach, aad promotes digestion
Al 81 Cuurtlandtst.
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90 POUDRE SUBTLE, FOR GRADUATING
sue huous HAIR at 81 Walker street, first store IRON
Broadway T.st before buying
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90 PUBLIC OPlNiON.-What every body says must
be trueKsAprs ENTIRE s admitted by 40 Of Co. to be
the most spiendid Backing ever known A highly re-.
spectacle gentleman in Fulton street said the day
This acking Of yours besuriiu Brticlc" We re-
piled. II Is considered suppose you had rather
paw 2s for shilling box, than for the ordinary -
"Yesn said he, "6s" To any that is particular
about his boots the price will be obec-bnt let
thing he remembered that Of the principal parts Of
this Backing b oil and hence the soenng qualities i'm
parting rich oily gloss. that other article has ever
done. rtale Mt lao Broadway and 492 Bowery, cor.
OF 1hr eenth street #NK 800
r. s-The finest qualities Of black and blue Inks for
sale above.
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90 THE PILES-This distressing complaint, which
attacks many both old and Dung not checked in its
ravages often terminates fatally unless the patient
mits himself 10 painful and dangerous operation As
ahe attack felt 10 he coming on Hay Linment
should be used as It will effect and permanent
This should be borne in mindior there scarce
ly any PEI son but what later troubled with
Il is complaint certain consequence Of our mode
Of living, and enc should neglect guard against
them when any uneasness is felt about the parts. Hun
dreds in this city have been cured by this remedy Sold
by Comsock Co. 81 Courtlanit street. Fice 81 per
bottle is warranted to any case or the mcney
will be returned FEEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

90 WE ARE HIGHLY GRATIFIED IN STATING
the fact that great many families place have test
ed the efficacy Of bernards Darrhe, Medicine and pro.
it the only niaibe for Diarrio ea Cholera
Ihfsntum end Summer Complaints in children The pro-
| pretors Office is OF Nassau street.