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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-07

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-l o'clock p M
The Southern mail has arrived at Fredericksbury,,
bringing New Orleans papers Of the 2sth those which
ought to have come to hand by the previous mail.
The papers of goth, which due in regular course
have not been received
The papers contain no news from the army ~ o,h.r
intelligence of Importance
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Within the month of April there have been seventy
nine clearances from Philadelphia to foreign countries
viz is ships, II barks, % briggs and schooner. all
frsghted with domestic produce The value Of exports
for March 100000 greater than in any previous
month"; and for April $4,000 greater than March, by
which it appears that the shipments for April
usd ut $4,000 than those for any previous month
The completion Of the Central Railroad cannot but
give great impetus to the trade of Philadelphia
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S9.lGi 81


The value Of merchandise exported in the first four
months Of s47 compared with that for the months
In lsas exhibits increase of $6,4ss32 exports
this year have been greater than before shipped
the same period while imports have been compare
lively very uniform
The annexed table exhibits the imports for each
month -
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,L.., PirrsBuRo, Mayo
no'ning new to communicate. All operations
nefe are awaiting the steamers The last West
ern mail brought news nor did the Louisville CIV
cinnati, and st. Louis markets exhibit any change
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AUCTION NOTICES.

.pn,y JACOB 8. PLATT Auctioneer
III AhDWARE AND CUTLERY SALE-Viz: 3ea eask.
Goods na ana los assorted Hardware Cutlery aud Fancy
sb snd o. aoa Sck o. dealer comprising variety
Cards. " 's'aH' a''efAs sna ratterh
.-Alo 100 dozen wire Sleeves Is dozen .cv,b ssh On
poxes cut 20 boxes Indian Pond Sc yhe Stones So coils
Mo Yv dozen Shovel Pans single and double Guns Powder
fIisks, Percussion Caps. &c. &c >'-N''~N'
Among the Pattern Cards are all kinda Of r.. Cd
hinges orkcrews House Bells and IRON goods
rected. - w., - 'S s"' ueue - vi
RLEECKER MALLABY will sell at auction. on We'd.
ne Eth instant at 10 o'clock their cabinet
snt o NO. q Beeknan street magnificent
rosewood city made Panoote The above articles can bs
examined rom now until the day of sale. mi sire
s,,,o,r h. a: TUTTLe, Anctoneer
fAsHlONABLE Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture, for
account oil whom II concern to close sales ON Fri
day May 7tb at the large in the Coliseum Ssc Broad
way. 49, '' 10" D'N-N
AZ futile viii sell above o'clock on account of
whom may concern large and valuable assortment OF SUI
peiof made black walnut and mahogany paor
ns ind chamber furniture comprising
whole TO be sold without reserve. to close sales
me 2tissr
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Married.

Married.
In New York on the list ult, by the Rev Mr. Graves
MIR. FRANKLIN +. WHITNEY, to Miss HANNAH B. AVER
BARNARD Cooley to Miss ANNA O'BRIEN all of Boston.
On Monday, 80 May, by the Rev. MIR. Marcus, Mr..
DAVID THOMSON, to Miss ELIZABETH DICKSON STERLING
both of Scotland
Dumfries papers please copY
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Affairs in Albany.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, May o, ls47.


Senate.
Inc Dill for the appointment of Railroad Conmiss,on
er was referred, to be reported complete
IN Executive session Thomas W. Harris stepbep n
norton, Titus Barker, and Charles W. Shef,old. ver.
confirmed as Hurl Gate pilots
Bus read and passed to recover root beer bottie in
relation to the first division artillery In the city Of
new fork the New York Annual Tax bill for the re-
construction OF the Crooked Lake Canal to prevent
fraudulent sales at auction
Inc report ON the Committee Conference on the Ju
acia Districts bill was agreed tosyes Messrs Backus
barlow, Beekman Burnhsm Crooke, Denniston Folsom
HAND johnson, Jones' Lester, Morris, SANFORD sedc
WICK j. b. Smith, s. Smith, Tacott Townsend williams
Young-2o Nays-Beach Emmons, Grdley, Hall
Hard, Ruggles, Van schoonhoven-7
samuel Lucky, Of Rochester was chosen regent OF
the University, In place Of w. c. Bousk
ne Railroad Freight bill up, but not disposed of
IN the afternoon session. the bill originating the Court
OF common Pleas and Superior Court Of New York was
ordered to third reading
Inc Railroad Freight bill committed to be report
90 complete Its provisions being extended to the Albany
and Troy road.
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Total.
About thirds Of the value Of merchandise exported
for the month were shipped TO Great Britain and her
dependencies leaving but third for all other
tries trading with us The shipments Of specie were TO
the West Indies and South America.
The value Of merchandise exported from this port In
of the first four months of each Of the past three
years, has been annexed -
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Assembly,.

- ALBANY, May 0, l6T
The bill from the Senate, to regulate railways con-
Meeting with each other and to require railroad comps
MES to lay down heavy rails was ordered to third
reading.
The judiciary Organization bill was reported with
amendments.
Inc bill for free academy in New York. was reported
complete.
bs were passed for the rparaon Of Plank Roads
and Turnpike Companies and to amend the chartsr of
the New York Fire Insurance Company
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ns the dsstin4ton and The ral'H Of ssi'rt 10 each
" 1itIy we're a. ann-rsd -
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4 Ks % h5.s A.;ss s: ssss s the
s msdpt a. Knb S aCs Wednesday from TO ~
WAANTED-A situation by respectable y9uag woman
make generally useful Has the best city references
from ON her last place Please enquire is2 Canal street
A RESPECTABLE y. YOUNG WOMAN wants a .itus-
She osa ssa .nd
street back room' first floor Good reference win be given
NJ WILLIAMS, Draper and Tailor, II, Nassau street. be
SSsass s s0.s
w s New Il os 5 To- pss. s
@s o 1--WE BY s rate article ' Icy Price r 10
made Sacks Pants and Vests cheaper than be bought
own md sw-e
moved 2 % Chatham where he continues teach VIC
&
French Accordion taught Terms moderate. ma sOt.c
5 ~ ss ts y 1e. IT,
outhe United States the illumination for Lafayette, and
!ss i. e. III
cheapest article that be used for the occasonhe
Esr sale BY P6SiERoY at G. Holt. Music Store; 1856
ma lt.c
Judd Son. Co. have prepared some Of their paisai
@ unit, s's %s Of % "S ns
%SnasSs '%gS ISL e, ss;
nsss " SaS
Ml. JAM and ds{ %
TQBuTCHEks-FoE sale ons Of the best located stands
' %s / made the NJ
G1 f y
s hs Of kS 9. and Tss so
a DUE 0
PAklsIAN DYING EsTABLIsHMENT REPOT for
~ .%
twist s"d R
zephyr Yorsed and weollsn sewing cotton mohair,
5assS sssd:, ribbons. silks. :atn. m.sge..
sells ladies' and gsnemen garments &c. dyed and cleaned
equal to new articles. me 3Ot.rc
DEAFNESS CURED5,sal Broa9way:-I chee.faly
Sss aai: ; s &
wnE he entirely Sseovsrs4 ii; hsaIns ana has
ssfs: 5a%aiss XtStsTic oi :gssds isr 2;
CtKEHUGT, HAiIRCUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
ee opposite s City y tie store "
by s Ts S. s and has been
cry almost without parallel me lit*r
1900 81 ss abssp @ planting
n Greenwich lane opposite Charles Apply Henry
'''''' '''A @ WINTER & Co. 81 Wal! street.
Also, rors. and Ornamental Tees: al fnd ms i.rc
oSGs Il fN and public
'iO,; which added lsshs: oee who have fallen
the j. lat. contest Edited BY an ohcern the u g. Army
B k3Ns s RRR4THER e "a N; street
VIM Il GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
HEREFORD 60. Aston House. ms 3tsc
ITO iNYENTORs-A meeting of persons friendly to che
will Rsd cnaopn Hail. n ys
y Of New w 1 S the dy Of May nsn Is plan of
will be expected thereon An address prepared By
C. s 4.d T; Ss viii !, &c oO win
s' Ams. ,''% % T; is
I'd Il sfi sHa.Tg " :ss sy
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ApiEs and Gentle men having any of or superou,
' SSek win re &c
Blades can be attended to by Mr.. De Boep '"'r'
Old stock and job goods bought OF any description
amount. m2s Inns RI
A CARD-Thomas Kirk respectfully informs the public,
that he I Ia. pg ' from M Samuel
Il. corner Of Bowsry and Sixth The
newly furnished the esabhmsnt oSgSoa Re hope S
his experience in The past efforts please av
s s fno M % n ana %
and receive the Of the old estab
lishment and the public in general.
The public rely upon finding every decacy of the sea-
ms lw.r THOMAS KIRK
A. 8 G. BRANDON,
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Totals SJ,7T 0fg 4o.Itt ss~~s'o
. ExPoRTs SygcIS DJslso Ann ISL.
u Aiacellas, Maysgusz spani.h poeeioon'' ~. 80
hchr Unicorn. Jscmsi Patriot Donhioon. w
BEg Frances 81 Thomas, Spanish Donbioons. ~ ~ ~
Sef Mary W.. Para Nexcsa Dollars. 49,
Brig Eolns, Sasui, Spanish Donbloons 49,
Brig (arabobo, Csrtiagena. do ........ ~
7s.sss- 1855
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NOTICE.
RRADNER co, have removed to No Nssa.u he
twee. Wall and Pine opposite the Custom House
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brushes BRUsHEs!-T subscriber respectfully
ay'es me sie9tion Of, public to his extensive assor-
eni o. Brushes Of description, the BRUSH EAr
TORY, sT Pearl. STREET, franklin square Conssn,lv
on h,nd, FAINT Brushes Whtewash do. Window do Dust
nf do and all kinds OF Fancy Brushes which h. offer. or
SAY all, ~ ~, lowest prices JOHN X HOTEL.
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CNNU TO TTIE LADIES.
MADAME B. LEVIN, late from Berlin bcgs 10 announce
A 70 her friends and ladies IN general that abe las ins
opened Millinery Establishment IN this city AZ i7t owcr
with extensive and magnificent Of al scles
ia that line Her present stock Of goods has been secc.d Nv
herself with the utmost careis entirely aud IN point Of
elegance richness and variety cannot be surpassed MADAME
LEvyN in act feels confident that her establishment will
found worthy OF the patronage she solics and equess an
early call. MADAME b. IEVYS
-, - -, IA Bowefy.
~ asls Md lnnsr
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VALUE OF IMroRrs-PoRr OF Nrw Yonx.
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kfp6~ FOR NEW DRLEANS-LOJJISIANAA AMI
@YH( NV YORK LINE OF PACKETs.-Positiye
sSssy rst and only regular packet sail Monday MAY
gtn-Ihe fast sailing packet ship WABASH Cant Wm,
her regular day. '' sun " 'o''
freight or passage, having superior furnished accommo
X CCI ING Gu i''.et'
rosyely no freight will be received board after tonor
vertised. "e i"''""''y "' az"
Agents in New OrIeans-John O. Woodruff a. Co yho
all th.;r
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ssset CHOICE DOUBLE DAHIIAs AT AUCTION
sSn ra n ~ MoTaias at "a oiockThe subscribers
Dahias and ciher a The Dahlias will be neatly packed
"a basket co1s saoitd and the that were exhibited
as autumn az me rooms 81 the American Institute and for
winch was awarded the ht premium. Our so ge-
will be warranted as represented. ~'
Catalogues on the morning of sale.
,s,,;... DUNLAP& THOMPSON.
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III'iN1Ii''t'
NO bN Pearl street, near BroadtcdV
'NHESE BATHS have been establshc for the
~ SIX years and are the only sulphur Baths the ety.
They are highly recommended by the eminent ph
clans, for the Of rheumatism salt rheum chTonic com
plants, eruptons Of the skin, &c
49," ~''s' '''" ~ "
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From the Liverpool Journal August Ia
The FIRST the most necessary, the enduring want
Of everything that lives food All animals are espe-
ciay constructed for procuring It, and man. savage
refined exercises all his faculties In order that he
want That government is best which renders It
abundant; that people most just and wise who pro-
vide for plenty to eat With few exceptions all other
desires but that which sustains e artificial they
are the effects Of education and wants only long
they be gratnsd Their denial sxcites very little
cannot ride in a COACH and the lady who rejects Get
ton gown because she cannot have silk one object
Of rdicue or contempt but the feeling which those
sfnicted with hunger inspires Is uniform and universal
We can endure with toerabe stoicism any suffering
but the suffering of famine; ill., fed foodess man
is something more than object of chsrity,-he IL
fellow being reduced to the last Of human calsmitics
We laugh at the sgonies OF love- weep for the VIC
tins of starvation Luxuries few can have the labor
ing population must be content with humble fare and
they call for particular sympathy while they have
sufncency OF taat Toths many It is unhsppiy denied
IN this country, notwithstanding all wealth and
greatness Eosry enjoy Il in the Unif,d states
If 4merica The state OF society In that country has
provoked adverse opinions: some travellers hks,
dislike the modes manners and habits Of tho people,
in the estimation Of many they refinement but ali
e agreed that the people have plenty to eat and hoee
who have never sat down day after day to scany
utterly incapable Of estimating the vast happiness
implied in that one fact. The man who has plenVy Of
iood msy.ought to be-hsppy he who has not cannot
To america therefore, all pho dread hunger orsht TO
repair Is land Of pisnfy,-viu De the srsatssf
Irish emgrsnt its temporary but legal sovereign
the con of the poorest who leaves our ouays TO-
morrow may occupy the same proud place the indus-
trial irih ana English therefore right In
TO the States They will die Of hunger there and
security against want is guarantee for moderate hap
pness.
In the States, however there many climates and
in that wide waste Wise will select At
present, Ignorance and poverty have choice Out of
emgrsnts this year 10000 died OF the ship fever
snd the remainder, with few exceptions, wandered
abroad after their arrival A Is u costly produc-
uon and ought not to be wantonly destroyed These
10000 men we're worth, In commercial sense, In Amer
ics asoooooO, The estimate shows how profitable u
would be to systenatise emigration We have on this
subject no faith In governmentwe have no confidence
In charity but We consider the application OF ths com.
msrcisl principle al suaoisnt ~
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T>, Pr pr 2En WITT 9. KELLINoERs INFAL

H. DIR. DE WITT c. KELLINGERs INEAI.
AA NLlBLE LIN !MENT.-This truly astonishine me
fldicne " clear, beautiful and transparent finid
highly fragrant and perfectly delightful in lis flavor and h -.
pecay designed TO be prescribed internally or exrynai
and warranted TO after all other remedies have "a ia
All rheumatic and scroulous affections ring worm teller
BARRIERS ITCH old sores Of nature frost bites buru
pains IN the back and affections Of the dsocations en-
largement OF joints bunons Gallo descrin
tooth and headace One doses taken az
cordng TO direction the bilious choiic dsr
rha, &C. 10 tsken; and the throat in sho
Of every nature yield TO its Es
and sgue broken in two doses always NJ b. 506 cures
have been made in years.
Among the many individuals who have kindly
allowed refer to them for public good Hon Mo.
ses (rinnel, residence No College Place New York
city; Hen Richard +. Carman, of Carmansve New YORK
city, and Mr. Arnold Msson, contractor the High Bridge
Harlem cured OF chronic rheumatism of over
10 years, aandngcsn be all times Bridge; Mr.
Samuel Roberts, his the Bridge gives dn.
ion that saved his life from injury sustained by
fall Mr. James Murphy proprietor Of the Harcm Bulls
Head Bowery and Broadway lines Of stages has used his
the they use Of it the better they like H. Wholesale
ESQ Pearl street New York city lngen9 Co, Wholesale
druggists and the principal drug and other stores and
ems throughout the city and country put up y large bot
es and sold at 50cents single bottles per dozens half
gross sal one gross The propetors Of this great RENE
az are ready and willing TO back their opinion that they can
show more astounding cures, and greater number q eerh
than any other remedy offered 70 the public All letters
must 20 postpaid jys Nteodsre
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500 900 square miles Of lands 40 rich ,h.,
smgrants IN crossing It lose Of thsir nnmhe
the rest being ssvad only by eating the assh ~ ths
dead companions. 1t perfectly mausst that ~. CIV
part worth having is the Pacific coast descrhsS an
Guiding the harbor and rivers Of San Frsncisc ~ ~.
bay Of Monterey We take 1t for granted thst ths
President having offered it. will be satisfied with the ,ins
of 80 deg which win take in these bays and the
line of the federal ordinance Of 7s7 osrrisd
out to the Pacific. will give Monterey and little state
on the Pacific to the South and San Francisco and :
small State to the North both States getting tract
Of desert the eastward But for this idea We sup~ose
the President would have been satisfied with the ny OF
San Francisco, which IL embraced within 80 50, or
the line Of federal ordinance Of 67 which would cut Oh
all quarreing but which might fail of the support Of
the South.
The great object 10 through trip to the harbor o.
San Francisco, through territory and the pos
session Of that harbor To do this have to taxa thu
DESERT and to keep peace with the South il
to get and give them the harbor Of Monterey below til
compromise line One thing 10 clear that in the outse
We over estimated to sbsurdity the arabic surface
California. Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND,

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-c
- per able in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdey-Pries az cent
PEI copy--xS IN cents annun-payabie IN advance
Free ~ cents per cepy-s5 per snnm including possss
received by Mes.rs 0alignan Viveune Paris
sn9n9S 10 Conh aud John Miller the bookseller Londor
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published ON the
LIST o. January a each yearsgle copies sixpence each
Advance Advertisements should be written in plain eabls
manner The Proprietor viii not be responsible for errors thai
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or communications by mall addressed tbs
establishment be post paid the postage will be de
quoted from the snbsrription money rsrnittsd
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Being the price, direct and expeditious and
much more than the Chesepeat
Sssmbo Lnssll the wide aud rough portion OF the Bay
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
icing entirely avoided by this line.
Travellers arcndvsed that line hereby
ana parcel ofhs Great Mail Line through Virginia. and thai!
Line that shall be conveyed by Them
ton with the Rpwhsan always cheapy by any other
any Other line, except the line via Washington
For further Particulars inquire the Southern Railroad Of
fee, Pratt street. Baltimore; Of Stockton FALL the the
CommsIcs street wharf or on Tuesday, md Fridays ON
by the above line will bear in mind that
the Chesapeake Bay and James River Boats aud yet reach
point south Of Petersburg the time with these Last
when there breach Of connection by the Bay Line
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INSTANT CURE FOR THE TOOTHACHE.-Thc
have been many attempts from time mmemorsl, dis
cover speedy and cure for the ,oohache The
discovery has length been made No tootache, however
acute, for five the Glove Anodyne lks
the forever far its capacity pain
misery TO distraction tending" would be saved How
Que III no sa H., from cnra a'i all
when Is would purchase antoote his Distress A
poet says Of the Iliad Of Homer,
II would not be without it inmy house,
For all the wealth Of Cfeyus"
Prepared aud sold Henry Johnson chemist
sands CO. as Broadway corner Of Chambers street
Sold also at 100 Fulton and II East Broadway, N
sold also by respectable druggists the Uaited States
Purchasers must be careful that they be not deceived
BY some worthless compound der the Of Glove AnO.
dync Examine the wrapper of the vial before
observe the and signature Of Henry Johnson all the
genuine aust 30ts m
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u OMAN EYE BALSAM.-
H "Waes me ! a chiel locks unco grim
When the windows O, his soul grow tiimn


There few bodily .ilment, distressing
ure than inflammation OF the succeed
by defective VISION Anything which these evils
HssSS
:y
COMPLETELY cured hi. ihs Isdnsss
the smallest print by candle light Price IS jar,
with ample directions sHs 81
A MBROsIAL TOOTH PAsTk.-For cleaning the
Teeth and Gums and communicating agreeable odor
has
other dsntee Being compounded Of s.trinsent mate
Pr Paste se%s%::
use i Of 5 6Is: And nd
az JOHNSON Chemist .@d PrusE.i, 90 Bfosdwsy the
'Ets Building corner Of Chambers %, street Sold also
Spring. Price 80 cents. aust ' sof.m -
BOOKSELLERS, TRADE sALEs-oeutlemen attend.
s s Il. arg e 9w the style and
ciay invited however call and the stock
III H. csSE h III s.e
the 81 e: cs
Books coloed and Ian aud the im~en,e number OF Msce
sSa Of s i1S ys sd sH' ~ W
'T1TSER r s sss ss chatham e
AS ,or.rc IS North sth street Philadepha.
CEILING OFF-French Artificial Flowen. Feathers and
s S ys JUS, ss.t s1... isl
sale below cost the ownen giving the entire business
ALSO cases fancy b SSiii COURT
EHARLES FULLER wholesale and retail dealer in !.
~ Jennings patent premium safety Gas Lamps also,
raent Phosgene Gas do Also Camphine Spirit Gas. Oil
pProyed style. and pat;sm' Also CamIhae Spirit Gas.
Chamber snd Warren streets. ss 5st.rc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY-Omcs No
- 30 Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange.
This company loss damage BY
are, dwelling houses warebocses buildings gessra,
goods warc and merchandise and every description Of per
Loss.s Correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
Thos. 7, Woodruff, B. K Robson M D.. Francis Sage.
Moses Tucker, yohnP Moore, Ansop Baker,
John A. Lee enc" Eliza Ris% s TSo. Momsii.
John g. Merritt, Joseph Allen, Eugene Bosart.
Joseph Drake, VIM. X. Thorn, Robert Smith.
rh0'' W. Th0n'' John M PSyI:Su TUCKER ..d,,.
tsgo II. HopE. Secre1ry mvhc
AT% WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
rom the Evening Post Specmens OF Rings unapprosch
praised BY those who made trial OF last year took the frat
premium o. the Institute Fair Indeed IL is fully conceded
py tnoSc who know that u impossible manufacture
sense destroyer Of eckes aud pimpss sold cheaper
tnsn inc old soaps ALL therefore, would consult
nomy ana comfort IN shaving should themselves Of H.
Inow oy experience to be the hest kind OF shaving and
psIssns who have troublesome boards should be
Prepared and for SALE wholesale and retail by Charles H.
n,n1 prugglst, 1872 Broadway, Of John street.
. p'' tons Fen FfEs SHs's: 81 SsIR 90
U""" No. " nd u Nassau Snsst