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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-13
DIX MARSHALL HALLS
Cordial ReuOvauOr.

DK MARSHALL HALL, Of most celebrated Physi.
saps in Europe, the dscoveer Of this valuable msdi-
cine Il ussl his practice the nobility Of Eng
nd and housh ut the tnent 81 and in every
most happy results IL on!y restores the functions OF life
but 10 exclusively dir ced the Of such
arse from dsoRanizaton OF the geneative IL
stmula md Of the impa red faculties Of lie
debility arising from philtc Ii will afford decided
relief TO those who by early nduR sol habits have
eakened the powers OF their sytem aud fallen INTO state Of
chronic debility by VIII CHI the left 10 deplora-
individual in Of anxiety during the ndr of f.
The arsir from this practice
onn ply sica result hut oh moral
c'nt utiona weakness sexual debility brought by
habit INDUCED In by This H. when too
week.-mrs. Of the limbs and small Of the back OF
teect forgetfuncs palpaton Of the heart aversion
cey eOnsumpti cancellation, the symptoms Of this dis
elects, wh esulaty, obstruction OF
cuaou toal mpotency and cectusly we'd
United States Price 50 bottle bottles for 80 Sold
Duane ,trret ms lmcs rrc
DR CORBITT may consulted conndcntislly his OF
u 6ce 10 Duane street, two doom from Chatham 5tfaIgen
Univy Of the City Of New York, and that he has eIcusve
y confined his practice from bens general to The &c % o.
Ss" ei. ~Ss ss HS- Ss slsss
medicine do ater than = 70 De found h
sctiee The Doctor cnuons the unfortunate against me ns
Of mefeury, has hossands q 1ictims hecet cass
y. in .smsysa s,sy from .r. :, Sn.e sS Ss
by pde and quaeh. tnee are several OF them IN this
city Persons afflicted with pyoscsd and nveferate csses
sed act despair being restored 70 health p TO DI
O saS ss1 :nGsss a.
bscters profound attention.. medicine may be- had
vert certain diacnsr Of its forms d22 I'm zee
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THE
! N v is | B L E
WIG

so closely resembles hs real he's NJ hair that scspes
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantage Of .E
sove and unque wig il its being made without sewing
he natural hair both in ighness and natural appearance
oe that in all of pespraon evaporation unmledsd
and the evils Of other entirely avoided The sce
ifu Wig, and the peculiar method Of fitting the head
manufacurers A. T.. Barry, lac Broadway of Liberty
stairs ims
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W'NEs-2oo Bridpor Mfg. from shb % se, ~ the
tie terms, By FAX. COLLINS CO.,
mice n South IT.
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sANDs,S SAKSAPARnLA,

THE INsTNCT n!anilna direct opposition to the
improve upon discovery belong: reason %
ssad:s s.:%ss.,sa q .ss sssas.isI y:
s.osi. every s:o.s:;
how Of d:st S. DO :s
fsc When ali all other practice Ia. failed when the s1nbi
Ss % hoDs
less instance. wrought speedy cure in
with saa FOR fa1he1 he lssSs Is referred
pamphlet which is furnished without charge BY all the
BIreHAMrror, N. Y. Oct IT, 1914.
have been with scrofua for nine years past. ap-
ass 70 s d
appeared on my arm had i ancea Il then commenced eat
my IT'D a. .; 3: ss
out On both sides Of neck and x ended my face had
srns seemed almost noIefaSie most Of he time have
FL e e. :s
sd %ois
sai sys:ss sPisi ~
% il .si ss
ssn: been sYsR% n rrrxR
ehssrfaly testify to the truth Of ths aSS's s;s. e
careful attention Of those similarly nfi,cted:-
SANL0 CELEbhAlE Ed SAhSP IN huL4A
speak expermenaily when that this medicine is ia
effective the OF chronic than
any other preparation have tested Having endured
times within the last five from repeated
attacks Of haverpcenty used Sands
Sarsapaa with the happeAt sncce My health y now bet
ter II, it has BEEN for mouths past my -pree good
and my strength rapidly rrurnlng this heathfnl
oh entirely of this medicine. Feeling
desy sympathy with those who afflicted with this tor
nesy Recommending such the Of th, valuable specific
Having the confidence The medicine aud skill Of
Dr. Sands aduced thereby the effects Of their Sa
sapaa and take pleasure in adding my testimony 70 that
known to and unsolicited BY the Messr., Bands.
CHARLES DYER, IT.,
Druggist and Apothscary,
70 and u Westminster 1t Providence, X. !.
For further paxculan and conclusive evidsnee Of its spp
or value and scacy pamphles which may be obtained
gratis OF Agents.
Prepared sold Wholesale and retail and for exporaton BY
A. b. d. SANDS, DruxxisD,
70 Fulton street. 27s Broadway, II East Broadway.
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ALTERNATIVES BOTANICAL PILLS

A ur and speedy GU e. ' wSoat The rsscton
Of diet r. hfud from bus The many advantages
which Abenethys Pills posse Balsam Copava, Cap
sue, and other FIXTURES aanot ai 70 Civ. thema
SMELL they do a the breath scken the
mach the aud be taken in ths Of
themselves without fear Of suspicion disco They
ally eectual either in all complaints such
,Cnore, obstinate gIee seminal S. and all otner
Of the urethr4 and urinary Trey rive and
Other meiicnss They COMPOSED entev Of vegeab in
week sen rally Gu es ny cured or h,es days.
For sale who'll sale and retail by VIM Watson Ap thscaries
Prc- 81 per box They conveniently sent by post
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nSOO REWARD-CROSS sPEClFIC MIXTURE
WcOO For the Of Glees

HSO0 REWARD.-CKOSy SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WCOO For the of Gononh@a, Gleer, Structures and
analogous complaints of the organ Of generation .
OF all remedies discovered for the above oopaiEs this
il the
make sspeedy akl permanent cure without the least
sction to Diet drink exposure change in appeatsa to hui
sness ~
We give long quackish recommendations 70 Assve tho
public IL the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it. Our object notify where - hid and
the proprietor challenges single casoi be
brought in which tho Mixture will not effect MD ec under
forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervsds AZ !saks Of
ciety-hgh low, rich and matrimonial and anq They
here presented with remedy BY which they s.,s them
selves without the the Db
Further the disease contracted if dose Of the Mir
is taken at night going TO bed when exposed
put up bottles with full directions accompanying
many cured in two days
For sale VIM. H. Minors, s1 Broadway, Of
John opposit, Franklin House, New York; Mr. Dexys
OF Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia r Ut Nj
sus;sh Is vnshoRtnu street, Bnstou; Canal ss,~ New
Orleans. and IS Main street. Cincinnati fe3 lm~ec
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uULL'S TRUSSES
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONA.

UidL'S IKUSSES
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
PERSONS n6Iictcd with Ruptrres NAV rely
n - Nupon the best ,ssrymcnts aid the world affords.
y 30 application At the Office No. Vesey street,
~/orso eithe, Of the Asena il the principal
towns 10 the United Slater. Be careful 10 n
anime the back pad Of Hu Irusscs il hcy endorsed
upon good without his signature.
Maay psous have undertakes vnd limitations of Halle
elaborated Tusses and Thousands imposed upon in coue
queAce These limitations be rcd upvn hsy
y unkIfhl meehascs. sea better hss tho ord;sry
Rooms have bees Htj sr No. yescy street. ercusvsl,
Ter ladies' having entrance from the business dep
nsn were female !, n constant attendance urcs
eN1le nUlSebty Uni
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M ym.ec
b h A RS OIL

EA MS o L
...>,,> - HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
! | i
n - most instances, il restores the hair To the
--r*SSI-.a falling of in tw long noupd
bv such eminent md oh must
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TO THE LADIES

IIEHQ .dBUOMIN-dL SQPPNHTERS.
Prolapsus U, an, or Falling Of tbs Womb,
by external application, supeySeding the ~,
Of the objseti0naI Pessary, in confidently re
commended to the afflicted ~ the means OF
perfect restoration to health. il never having
failed Of performing = curs. even under the
most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter hrs attained .. very high
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DICAL ADVICE
,,,uv uv, ~. sRI ~ TT DISEASES, ~

~ N Mis;M!bEhS oF THE NEW ipEK CULLEuE
precision Of q.ackey continue direct their particular
attention to all diseases Of private nature, and
hdenty promise to requiring medical
safe and permanent cure without injury the constitution
% make application to the College the first appearance Of
thus avoided One Of the members of The Coees Tor many
connected with the principal hospital Europe
OF those complaints consulratior daily from
A. M. to Pm sr.3
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-P.rsoxs
living in the country and Ending make per
sona have them
a, msdcn:; requisite ps5o radical stating their
elsewhere any, enclosing S post
paid, addressed % w. s. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent,
DIG
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50 wv - n ATHS BY CONSU MPTION
Would perhaps be small Estimate for the r0vages
Of this dyecdfW diseese in single year;
cut OF by Inflammation Of the
ICotshs infuenza, Broa-
etiffs and other
d. s1ses at
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would presen, - Ealing proof Of the fatality Of
these two of diseases.
But important know that nearly all OF this dread waste
Of human life might have been BY timely Of
DR. WiSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The remedy discovered by for ali diseases Of
TIE pulmonary produced by cold and changesbie
climates Scores Of have to knowledge where
psssas had been given up to die by
cherry Bs.am have bean speedily stoed complete health
attsndipg being advised that abe must die Of
with her friends mean: she va: induced 70 take Wis
in short time and returned her school with light heart and
ticula of this and other will be Cheerful
and Bro allyn give uns.s;s. g n sns s,
Why shs uld they not?-it is hailed every where as
NATURES FAVORlTE PRESCRIPTION!
beiug formed from chemical Of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar simpes, but powerful eredens Of Natures
Laboratory Ali who have this wonderful compound
cur tsssfyng that it is the most efcacious remedy
known.
Principal Office % Ann New York. Sold also by agents
in all parts of tn Union. j30 lmsec
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READ THIS

". Ctst8 10 m Surgical and Medical line, especially
~ aficng ,ljng receive sdvicr and medicine gratis
r. 4 spp.icaton n,sr nams re.id nee required,
No: 61 keads street. g. HElNE, M. III
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TOBACCO-ss boxes swe.ny Z Levi. mtg ror.aIe by
n. X COLLINS h CO,
mice IS S>u,h st'eet.
TObACCO-2 boxes sweeny and Lewis manufactured To
i bacco, very superior article, for sale by
w2 v X COLLINS & CO. So South
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
% n q u A II II Z 4 i I q e n II II

THE greatest discovery medical science i that q M
ally received opinion Of the existence Of ncube se
Except indeed in of maormaton wca
extremely mel The nvarabe and universal success Of nj.
elixir Cordial every instance Of prodrenY that star Of
ho for years pinned in cdes onens has fuy sstablished
e $ ss 1ass f;ssR.S fsgSs
arous train Of complaints arising from illness. i'm
oudencs is great and nvsrab!e success recomneada
Nshed sale Of more than fifty thSus:nd bottles and pack
which il held II pleasant and agreeable the
The undermined the only authorized agent IN THIS country
For the eonyenienes Of those residing out Of s city t IL
for transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price Of package IS, making three bottles.
DR.. y. MELVEAU, boxil224, N. York city,
N.B.Lades calling for the "E1ir" vii! + waiss
lady in attendance f28 DAWN
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
IrvEsTEp A.D PRErARgD ~

NJ. DE BUUUELVQUE, NJ. d.. LISBUN, PORTUUAL
'HE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which ns,e Pills
sed have made them the wonder ration
of the world They known all Europe be only
preparation discovered that has proved invarably
tain,
The directions traHss,ed into Ens.h ervelorsd
round with the seal Of the Importer stamped Each box
tains the signature Of NJ de Boudeoaue and the English d.
actions have the signature Of Dr. T. MELVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent of America.
They be snsmttsd b. mail Of the Usiyd
United Stacs Office l2s Liberty street. Greenwich
street Price half boxes, g. No half boa sent by mail
Sold IN Boston Salem Letters directed Dr. +.
Ne,veau 1924 New York win meet with iuUrste
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
xture prepared by the College o Medicine and Pharmacy
ey Of Nsw confidently fqr all eases
invaluable remedy ,ssrlty, or barennss
single bottles 81 each; casss Of 81 carefully
packed and sent to all paris Of the Unon;
street W. y. hiIHsnDnoNs m. D. hsehI
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H1EDICAL AND SURGICAL. OFFICE--Citizens and
M HrnnxcTs can medical aud surgical sdvcs 1T NO.
Mott STREET for any OF the diseases that aict the
hrr. sv.tem which medical aid All diseases
viii be tses,ed with candor and integrity. ma msrc
NTOTICE---MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician,
IN would that N consequence Of the em9vsi o. the Post
ali letters addressed Box 2o9
Of asa as heretofore her residence las oesnwich
0o D&Wlmsrc
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sARsAPAKlLLA.
YTAN 8AssArRAs prepared BY the ~ fork College
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Suppression Of
Iuackey This refined and highly assd extract pos
above herbs, is confidently recommended by the College
6ntsy superior any extract OF 6arsapea before
the public, and be relied ain remedy for all
dses airing from an impure state Of the blood such
scr0fua, satrheun, bl0ches pmpcs, ulcers,
pain the bones joints nodes srupens ulcerated
throat disease from the secondary effects Of
syphis iniudicious Of mercury.
in cssss of half dozen Bodies SIS '-S"'
one dozen 49,. 90
Cas-s forwarded 10 all parts OF the Union.
MA very libcrnl discount to Wholesale purchasers
dIsrc W. d RiCHHHDaON M. D.. Asrs,
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yTELPEAU's sPECrFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
Of gon0rrh0, geef sesn0I exsst0ns, and all
paru!en discharge: from Ii; usthI These pills the result Of
PRONOUNCED by their celebrated inventor Pre- lessor Xpeau
an nfaibe remedy for all diseases Of the ureth They effect
nspE the breath with Che stomach
and Pharmacy, IS Nassau street. u
do re w. s. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
n ar,ept cure of primary secondary syhi.s veneeal
icsr nodes any complaint produced By
ctng yenereal taint remaining IN thsir system should
this powerful purifier without delay consider
himself safe after having venera disease without thorough
" cleansing system with this justly celebrated alternative
5old In single bottles 81 eaeh of half dozen IS;
carefully packed and sent g all parts Of the Union Sold The
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nasssu IT,
dl9 re w. =. HlCHAFONsN. VI. d.. Agent.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

We learn from the West that Col. Kearney, with
several troops Of his regiment of Dragons, and in
pursuance of standing orders from the general in
chief of ls42, will set out from Fort Leavenworth
ION the Mssour) sometime in this month, to make
an extensive tour of the pralries beyond. He is TO
visit numerous tribes Of Indians; to counsel them to
respect our fur-traders and Oregon emigrants, to
maintain peace among themselves, and to impress
all with the friendship, the vigilance, and the power,
of the United States. If his horses should be able
to maintain themselves on pasi,usge alone, he may
60 as far as Fort Laramie, IA traders work. in
the South Pass of the Rocky mountains. The ex-
petition will make a wide sweep, advancing by one
route and returning by another Two other CON-
panies of the regiment tthe trst dragoons) are
about to make tour with similar objects along the
Mississippi and high up the ST. Peters river which
has its mouth near the Great Falls, (St Anthony,)
also returning by different route.
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toni whether the vindication Of our honor and our
interests will not be confded to other hands. Hear,
hear, hear.l But TO whomsoever they may be COM
mited, | shall take my place beside them, encour-
aging them by any support ] can give AN honorable
cause. Loud cheers. And if that calamity should
befa us, IL is my earnest hope that, when it shall
cur il shall find the people of this empire united in
loyalty to the throne and in determination to sup
port the common interests. Tremendous cheer
ing.] That Ireland shall stand ranked
with US. And the energies of an united peo-
pie will insure glorious triumph in Just cause.
1.-THE premier resumed his seat about three O'Clock
in the morning, amid thunders of applause which
lasted several minutes.l"
After this exciting speech, thu house divided, and
there appeared for the Maynooth Grant bin 1913,
against il l76-majority for it l47. The ministers
were of course, oyeoyed at the result 1t is prob
ably the first time on record that religious grant
has been carried by appealing to the beligerent pro-
pensities of the English commons. The premier
has evidently accepted OConnells offer of Ireland's
services to fight America for Oregon and Texas It
remains to be seen how the bargain will be carried
out.
From SWITZERLAND, we have few days later
Moderate councils prevailed in the general diet; con-
Citation and good feeling appear in the ascendant,
but there apprehensons for the future notwith-
standing the apparent calm.
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II HE UNTO N .
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 9, ls45.
MEXICO.

We conclude, in this evenings paper, the article
on the Mexican question, from the democratic
Review and we commence with the first number
of series which is prepared for "The Union" on
the same subject 1t will probably take wider
scope, and embrace more positions, than the discus
sion in the Democratic Review; examining both
sides Of the controversy; stating own claims and
complaints against Mexico, and her pretended COM
plants against the United States We recommend
these numbers to the careful attention Of our read
ers. They will be brief, but comprehensive; and
we are confident from the character Of the author,
and the Impress which he leaves upon his paper,
that they win not only be written with great accura-
cy of statements and power of arguments, but in a
style to adorn his sentiments, and with temper to
address itself to the coolest understanding. We
understand, by inquiry at the proper department,
that what the author says about the five instaments
of our claims is correct.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.

"
Sra: perceive, published in one of the columns
of the "Union" Of the 9Th inst, under the head OF
"Floggng in the Navy" an article taken from the
portsmouth Old Dominion" newspaper, touching
myself whilst in command of the Congress. /
thank you, sir, for your, and permit me also,
through your columns, to thank the editors Of
the United States Gazette for their very Just and ap
propriate remarks relative to the libel preferred
against me; and, and awaiting myself Of your polite
invitation TO say something concerning the !charges
in question: viii briefly state that the whole mat
ter, as charged against me in the Portsmouth Old
Dominion" is untrue.
never sanctioned or countenanced punshments
beyond what the law required; and If the men had
conformed to the laws as did, there would have
been no need of any punishment.
The Congress never eff the Chesapeake under
my command; and never addressed the crew in
the language so falsely ascribed TO me.
In conclusion, permit me to say, sir, was sur
prised to sec a respectable journal 30 unwittngly
imposed upon as regards myself and that, if ther Z
be any one who requires further information rea-
tive TO this NATTER 20 VIGOROUSLY false, refer him
to DIR. Smith, surgeon, Rev. DR.. jackson, chaplain,
and, in fact to all the ward room and steersge Off
GERS whom had the honor to command.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedent servant,
p. F. VOORHEES,.
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CDR Lehman, the postmaster Of Philadelphia, Is
highly respectable citizen; intelligent courteous, and well
aualked make competent and efficient officer All that
we object to- indeed his political opinions By
the way Colonel Page must have been been very power
full competitor aside from his politics. he is highly pop
ular in this community and when in Office made excel
lent postmaster" Philadelphia Inquirer, Mays
THE above is from wing paper, and is as COM
plimentary to the new. postmaster Of Philadelphia
as could have been expected from such source
We venture to say that no wing in Philadelphia
more highly appreciates Colonel Page, than his re.
publican friends in this city and the Union. He
must prove powerful competitor" in all cases
but we presume there were reasons for the selection
of DR.. Lehman, which were deemed satisfactory tc
the appointing power, and entirely respectful t.
Colonel Page.-UNIoN.1
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81 do not like thee, DR.. Fell;
The reason phy, cannot tell;
But this know, and that full we'll
Idn mn Lie thee Df EsMn

has the of being the birth place Of three members
the present cabinet viz; Messrs Bancroft, walker
Marcy The two former natives of Worcester, and
the latter born in southbridgen Republican.
There is one little mistake in the statement,
which deserves to be corrected; and though
the correction may strip the coincidence Of
some of its curious character, yet there is
enough of it left TO make the matter suff
GENTLY remarkable. Worcester county has
sufficient honor in having given birth to Messrs
Bancroft, (the Secretary of the Navy,) and Marcy
(the Secretary of War; the former born in III.
town of Worcester, and both in the county; butth,
keystone State has the honor of claiming Mr.
Walker (of the Treasury as her native son.
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NEW GOODS now opened and ready for sale at
In the Fancy Store opposite the Centre Market.
]. III. GIBBS, having just returned from New York
with an elegant and extensive variety OF fancy
goods begs to call the attention of the ladies and
public generally to the following articles:
selection Of the choicest extracts and perfumery
of Lubins, Bayley, Blews, and Gueland, latest IN
vention.
Several descriptions Of the richest feather and 9th
err fans. h se
Also, beautiful finished plain fans
Ladies' and misscs' Lsle thread gloves, equal TO
the finest silk.
Best French kid gloves, ofthe most fashionable
colors, silk mis, &c.
beautiful assortment Of ornamental hair pins,
breastpins bracelets, neck chains, glove CHAINS, ar
rows, gold and silver pencils, thimbies, &c:
A quantity of hair brushes Of every quality ana
size.
Shell, side, tuck, and dressing combs
Buffalo and English horn do.
Tooth and nail brushes Of superior manufac-
ture.
The finest soaps, oils, pomades, shaving soaps,
creams, DC.
Also some very elegant toilet bottles, suitable for
presents.
A variety Of the newest style of gimp cords for
dress trimmings, cords and tassels, fancy buttons,
sewing silk, purse twist, work and other baskets,
reticues carpet bags satchels portfolios, dolls and
number Of useful and ornamental articles too nu-
mcrous to mention. :.
J. H. g. has now on hand handsome and we'll
finished stock of ladies' hair work, 70 which he
would respectfully invite their attention.
May 9-6tif