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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02
ME- DICAL.
MARRIAGE 9
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
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WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.
MANY AND MANY A WIFE ENDUREs YEARS OF
lv1 bodily and OF mental anguish
helpless ebtcrng fe that of her husband and
ardng the future welfare Of her children arising
which, known would have spared the suffering anguish
to the wife and TO the husband and
difficulties having their origin In the mind being weighed
down Of sickness Of the
companion Of his bosom.
how portant that should be every
wife, to every husband that the dreadful and narrowing
the health and happiness Of both may
avoided Life s short and health precious admit
portion Of the to be spent without the full
ment Of the other The timely possession Of little
entitled follows has been the Of saving tho health
and the life of thousands as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold the first edition issued
The thor has been induced advertise it by urgent
and OF those who have been indebted
publication for all they hold dear THAT all have
porunity Of obtaining and who have favored him with
thousands Of letters Of which are annexed
Ia ~ A dive ant
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Extract from Letter.
TO THOSE JUST nABRIED.-" HAD IKN0wNr'

sPan.spNlrfua, Nov. ~, 1877.
"DR. A. n. MAunfcsAus Had known Of the importsn,
Of In The Married WOmans Private hed
sal Companion some years how mach misery might
escaped have suffered from causes which
point In book without knowing what 20 do OBJ
sned copy and found treated o. trust every
herself Of the information contained In ia
pages"
Letters daily received Of this character. unnecessary
10 those yet unmarried hut contemplating marriage,
rerhars heAtnE 70 the rrorrey Of ncurrng the re-
capabilities attendant H. the mrortanee of being
% the revelations contained In these
nssy involving their future HAPPINESS cannot be appre-
eiated.
q mrrseesels 70 convey more fully me va
Fuhect treated Of they a nature strictly In
tended for the married. hose contemplating marriage
neither "a since 10 ones duty 70 become
possessed Of knowledge whereby the suhernss 70 yhieh
wife, mother sister, may be subject cas- be oeviAted
COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
OF POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER.
On the receipt Of one Dollar 1.-THE MARRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANfON- H. sent
tmed free any part o. the United States All letters
post paid (escert those containing remitanceD
ard addressed 20 Dr. A. NJ MAURICEAu, bon l21t, New
York City Publishing sfee. No I'D Liberty street, New
OVER 1000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
BY MAIL
within three months. with safety and certainty
For sale ~ ~ Broadway and at the Publishing once 4
Liberty street, New York. Little 90, Alhsny W. Da
vs Boston; g. Peterson, - Chestnut street Phsdel
phis and booksellers thr.usbeut the Unitsd states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

APPRENTICES LlBRAaY-The General Society Of Me.
chAncs and Tradesmen DESTROYS Of Afordng the greaies
facility ard encouragement 10 the Apprentices Of mschan.
cs for the improve Of their minds during the period
Of their endceshp by The occupation Of their leisure
hours In pleasant and nsu tive reading and study, rather
Than In the idle amusemept and debsspg associations Of
tie City, have during the OF tie Library sde such
Improvement In their building, the Mechanics Hall.
vi give The Apprentices The advantages Of large ipscs
in the Library convent, nty fitted up and supplied with
periodicals. &c fer reading during The evenings In addition
to he gbtuious Of The Books Of the Library.
The removal OF the Library the second story OF the
Hall with pleasant and convenient entrance Broad
way offers additional inducements for ali Apprentices to
embrace The advantages which the liberal philanthropy Of
the Society has provided and proers freely for the OF
who fursh the required guarantee for the aud safe
return Of the books.
THAT young Mechanic may NOT be deprived OF tbs op
porluniiy Of at he expiration Of bis sppren
nceshp JourneJmen and others will hereafter bs allowed
The use Of the Apprentices Library, Including the Library
bequeahed The Society by the late Benjamin De Mill
and to which the requests Of other members Of hi, family
enable the Society 10 make frequent additions for the
AZ all charge OF enc dollar per year.
Members Of the Society and the widows Of deeeased
members will frd tho Library conveniently accessible for
The females Of their families, who may participate 10
iis advantages.
The Library will be reopened at he Mechanics Hall Az
Broadway, on Monday evening, the 18th September and
cpen every evening during the week from to O'Clock
The Reading Rooms OF the Society will be open every
evenipg from to 10 O'Clock Members viii and The latest
foreign newspapers the tables lpon the arrival Of lhs
steamers weekly from Europe By order Of ths Library
Committee. JAMES VAN NORDEN, Chairman
Jous C. IwAs, Librarian. xuSo I'm
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A WORD wIrH rae PUBLIC.

GENIE'S FALL AND WINTER HAT FOR 1S5O-J1.
r. Aner a busy and prosperous Summer esmps'sn,
GESIS has the pleasure ofinoducng the public auoer
specmtn Of American tsI;e aud sk which be 10 conf
dent will be cor,dered the crownng achievement Of sr'
IN The department to which 1t belongs
Ths GENIS HAT FOR the present season requires no COM
moudsuon beg ond The plain language OF truth The model
was not hasy perfected. The development Of Its classic
shape and symmetrical proportions was gradual process
occupying many months aud the design was not con'd-
red worthy u being embodied Ia Tho rich aud beautiful
uteGia prepared FOR the purpose until Il fully ssshsd The
eye Of trfc criticism In sober verify The advertiser
cors6ers the GESN FALL HAT for 1850 by far the hand
romeG and most becoming specimen Of the art Of hating
that his workshops have yet produeed-msy he not say
as has yet produced IA this country On A head,
however, be invites tho opinion OF bis fiiends customers
ard the public The only tests Of excellence exsmins
dou ard comparison Thess tesI he eoarts not from ego
ism but from honest wish that the need OF superiority
should be justly awarded II tbs cap 6s he is not too
modesl 10 wear H. ard ell be ssks t. that like Cnderelss
slipper It shal be placed where Il Of right beongr Come
nd Inspect the new fabric; look al Ito contour; weigh
IN the hand observe i appearances the head mark the
ueness OF The material ly the elasticity Of the body say
II The cummings notin Keeping with The di't'ASue style
Il tho hat AID then pronounce Judgment Bear 10 mind
bot the price nowithsisning oil the Improvements that
hye been effected IEee last year. remains like the laws OF
ito MedsS, unchanged and Interchangeable viz. at
FOUh DOLLAhot
ard remember further that comparison Is challenged with
sry fee dollar hal manufactured
GENIN would dlrec. tbs attention OF The ladies' tohs
LADIES SUPERB RIDING HATS
Tor the present Fall. They entirely unique in stye,
and impair, grace and finish to the costume Of the fair
equestrian which fail to give them Gelatin the world
Of Fashion.
oEMss Stock OF French and home manufactured
CHILDREN's HATS FOR TIE FALL
exceeds In extent beauty and variety any assortment he
Ia, before offered, that has been offered By any
establishment In New.York
GEHIH also soicib attention to his
NEW FANCY ARTICLES
for The present season. including splendid French riding
whipf-an immense variety Of foreign and domestic UNI
bella elegant walking canes and other personal sppt
a ces for and ornament
The spacious and magnificent store which oEsIss has
recently erected IL complete 10 all Its appointments
ard srrsn gemsn and he cordially invites bis friends and
the public to pay him syiait In his new establishment
GENlN, "a Broadway
Opposite 81 ,Paups
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
The Execution of DIR. Webster.

Nine months ago to-day, the city of Bos.
ton was electrified by the report that DR..
George Parkman, who had for some days
been advertised as missing had been treach-
orausly murdered in the apartments of John
W. Webster, Professor CT Chemistry in
Harvard University and er.o6iciO Lecturer
in the Medical College in Boston connected
herewith. 1t was whispered that Prof.
Webster was the murderer-that pecuniary
embarrassment, involving debts to DR..
Parkman that the Professor was unable TO
discharge and the shifts to pacify an exact
ing creditor which could neither be longer
concealed without payment nor proclaimed
without dishonor, had impelled the slayer
to his fatal deed-that the murder appeared
to be premeditated, sincc Dr.. Parkman had
been expressly invited by Prof. Webster to
call at his laboratory in Boston at the hsur
he did call, after which he was never seen
alive-and that, after dispatchiDg his IN
fortunate creditor and victim, the Professor
had proceeded TO dismember his hfeless
carcase, burning the head, feet, &c. and
hiding those portions less easily iden-
ti6ed, with the intent of burning or
more thoroughly cOncealing them as oppor-
tunity should be presented On the strength
Of these circumstances, as revealed in part
by Etlefeld, janitor of the College, and in
part established by private examination
of Prof. Webster's chemical laboratory, the
Professor was arrested at his house in Cam.
bridge, on the evening Of that day, taken to
the Jail in Boston and thence to the scene of
the murder, endeavoring las he has since
confessed) to poison himself on the way
with strychnine, but falling through taking
an overdose, and through the operation of
the intense mental excitement ard agony
ipseparable from bis situation. He waived
an examination, was fully committed for
trial, in due time indicted, and after pro-
per interval arraigned for and convicted Of
murder, after a most lsborious, prOtracted
and impartial trial, in which the array of
circumstsnhal testimony against him was
more skillfully presented and more over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
~ Ksox's FALL STYLE OF HAr IS

u Ksox's FALL STYLE OF HAT
Nssons Carpenters, Psn-ers Glsziers and otter
Peopehsve been busiy employed in the Knox
"THE Halter for the las onh, and the resolt spa
eous, beautifully arranged, handsomely orusmened ~ars-
there s In the city, but Ihere ne beon ini-r.
upton In KSoxs manufacturing department TIE tara,
industry, iberGny. detenDin alton and resolaaoe
TO overtop ell rivalry, hsi heretofore hss ehsracssed
is s Its predon usn' 'estures and have no hessoo ID
saying and ray Il boldly, that
Rnor's Eau Stsls Of Hat Is,
The nsstest tasy. b. coming fsselosng piece o.
head gear worn since Old Adam travelled barohssdeS
within the gates of Paradise.
KNOX resolved, and be IL famous pr good resouuoas
10 sell hs did Last sessonhis Hat, hough equssd ~
noue-st least swenty per less than other city m.na
fsciureu. Al he wants that lhOse who judges cfa
good article viii call on him al l2S Fu.tonsg
aug IL
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should not be shielded. May we all leara
from the fate Of Webster to govern our sppc-
tites, TO limit our expenditures, to fud enjoy
ment rather in doing and sacrificing for
others than in graspiDg for ourselves, and
thus shun the meshes which entangled and
ultimately destroyed him. As for him, that
bis peDitenee may be sincere and accepted
above, and that bis fate may exert salu-
tary inaueSce on the community, must be
the earnest aspiration Of all,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

MISSOURI of course, the story brought by Tel.
egraph to our last Of the election of Henderson
tOpp.) over GILcHRIsr PORTER (Whig) 10 q blun.
der-is can be nothing else. We have returns
from nearly or quite every County, giving Porter
large majority ard they cannot have been 30 gross.
ly wrong as this report would make them. We
presume 1t Is POrter's official majority that is 97O
instead Of Hendersou's.
As to the lvth District, we spprchend it is true
that the full vote rejects William P. Hall (Anti.
Bentonl by 70 majority over Bowman, (Whig) II
40, the Delegation will stand three Wing Darby
Porter and Nilerl to one Bsnton and one Anti
Benton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

vRoIsIA.-We might give partial return, Of tie
vote for Delegates to the Constitutional Convention,
but they would throw little light on the result -
Suffice il that not more than twenty-five anti Re-
formers are chosen in all, and they generally by the
force Of what ia called regular Democratic nomns.
.iOus.' In almost every District where the people
were not governed by party usages,' they have
chosen Reformeu, and with very little regard to
party lines The strongest and bodest advocates Of
Radical Reform have generally been elected, even
though the District were adverse to them In p uty
politics. The Old Dominion il fairly awake!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

1aS THE LAND reborn MEETING in Tam
many Hall last evening was commanding in
numbers and determined in spirit. The
speakers talked to the point, like men in
earnest, and were heartily responded to by
an earnest auditory. Land Reform is to-
day universally regarded by the Working
men of our City as essential to the just re-
ward and proper Independence of Labor,
and they are fully resolved to do their part
to roll the ball onward. The presence OF
Hon. ISAAC P. WALKER, U. S. Senator from
Wisconsin, doubtless contributed Sensibly
to the strength as well as the interest Of the
meeting, and he was very warmly greeted,
his late Speech in the Senate being gene
rally recognized by Reformers as one Of the
most radical and sweeping arguments for
Reform ever addressed to that dignifed
body.-Crowded as our columns are, we
make room this morning for a condensed
report of the doings of the meeting. See
especially the letter of Gov. Brown of Miss.
which elected the most unbsunded appro-
baton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

GRAsD FANCY AND MASKED BALL AT New.
PORT, r. la meeting Of the visitors at New.
port, Il. L was holden at the Ocean Hous - on
TUESDAY, the 27sh inst. Mr. J. C. Van Rensselaer,
in the Chair, and Mr.. Joseph Brigham, Secretary.
On motion, !. was resolved that q grand dres.,
'ancy and masked ball ladies only to be masked
and at their option be given at the Ocean House
on Wednesday evening, Sept (.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

e IssLEy's Dollar Dsgususoype' are 'opgni sH', "
rich and poor from end Of the land to The onsf. ns
Astonishing the past few years has gsoeo h~
world wide reputation. He has lately hssed ~ W..
moved 70 bis elegant gallery al 81 Broadway 'aha ~
below The City Hospitsl) His sky and side hsn's $40
on the second aoor which very great eonvsneu@
those who dread high s.ars His portraits are desieen5
the cheapest IN the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
Opposite St'Psups.

BATS FOR THE FALL.-The Broadway HRtters are wrath
with COLEMAN Ice Nassau a. because be- by his superior
bu ness sc has beat them one week In Issuing the Fall
Fashion The stock, finish and style Of coLEMAss Hss
Of ibis sesson superior snh hing before offered to the
American public, ard BY iudicious arrangement tbs
journeymen share In the profits Of the estabshmenL so
al every man extensive establishment IL Interested
in predicting Hat that be- beat The very besl
quality IS 81; second quality s.. Hats ami Caps By the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

MAssAcHusErTs-A large meeting of tho cit.
Eens Of Boston, favorable to the nomination of
Mayor Bigelow for Governor, was held in Faneuil
Hall on Wednesday. A number OF resolutions
were adopted, Wing in their tore. conclu ling bys
recommendation Of Mr.. Bigelow to the State Con.
ver.iop to be held at Worcester In October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

SAUNDERss PORTABLE DRESSING CASE fAcrosy. H7
AND SGT BRoaDwAy-These cases co nbine many sdysn-
tages the imported being made with the view for real
service They contain only useful articles, and hoss Ia he
smallest possible spsce among which tbs Mstalic fsbes
suop for keeping rszors In perfect order.
SAUNDERS. lat srosd way, corner
Of Libersyst and SS1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

EyApy.kxpH CLoraISe WHoLksALK.-DAvsssos'
6aRDnsl q stoadwsJ, wooid isyils tho especial s'tss
non Of purchasers heir soes Of Clothing, vhiss 10 a.
urslJ new and particularly idApiss 70 tins western as
soulhsn trade. ThsJ would confidently ssssr 'has ia
aye ~ well ~ the sapedor msnnsT In which sAs g,rzs,s
made espno, snrp%sssd by ssssedaa,.si Y "a
trads BH~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
oEsrLEnESs Hars.
Fsll Fashion ls5o.
VIM. II. BEEBE d co.
Bsuers,
l's Broadway. and u Libsrsy.st Nsw.Yst
VIII Issue tho
FALL FAfHIos vos essrLEmEws R.r~
ON SATURDAY MKT the Az, To-,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ u a
In making lhs announcement, wv A. Bsss, a r.
DESTROYS TO state that In tbs Opinion Of many eo-s
Judges 'he Hat for this f'shiou " pronOoDeee :.
nof 70 P''es T" 'v rehusss Of ua.sr.. ,sd .,o,''.-
HD'-, 10 any one test hsi precedsd q, and ,b,,
oeni 10" no gentleman purchasing ope OF her s,,.s.
HAS can BY any possibility he dssppoin.sa In M a..
either {" regards To b,aHy OF 10 eur.blBty
Respecting point hitherto overlooked IN III. s,t.fu
ting, Wis the Construction Of Hat .a,elad 10 ~. -
Gef who Is shou exehaogus VI. cap for the NOR. sr.
dress Of the Hat VIZ Il. B Co would rsu.ys d., a..
have con peted model especially snd e.se,,,.
ed to mees his sxgeney, and tey rsp.euy A.. ~. =.
unton Of tho lostful Soiayy II FasAss No ,b.,, ri
style Of Young Gepteuen's Hsls
VIM II. r. 4 Co. hvits psrie1lsr snenicu N N. p,,
Of their Hat through which IL realized one ofbs zrs
umphs Of modern art In csusirg tas buy sAssas' 70 p
nounce the name, eon,pcOousy bsfore no pahe q,
the frat bal manufacturers 10 tho world; 90 hs upo,s
style Of set ard sindipg besuiuly es cas.sd to ora
serve the shape ard appearance OF the Ha long sns,
would Otherwise have mir with hs ordirsry procue
nors u The trade, exhibited The sscw-rooras Of p,s
teDto9s rivalry.
In connection with this meter OF Fashion, wx Il "a
Co would say that although Il 10 incumbent upon ben a,
the first among Fashionable Bstefs to place before he
public at the tegntny OF every season. The ard Fan.
on they ready 81 ell tines mmodsls themselves
10 individual tssie and for Ibis purpose hoy viii uks s
Measure u any Ren,lemsu's bead and g. oim wia as
which shsl iut hs fsney In every polnl and per.
reidar. suz s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
AVOID FRAUD AND GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE

In tie new snvslop and The large eoxess
c.u-,os- Coups,ses IN The old wrapper hood hs NM
het, Beware Of its deadly effects ~&
M,xn-rbs embsms on The now .sEvelop, saa' fns's"
sopent, Loo, Dove End Eagle
- Read The rev circular Tor 1907.
n DALEY DepoL AIS srosdwsy'
roa SALE, ALSO, sY-Hsvilsnd. kesse ooi A. -
Sands; c. " cBckenev 4 Co and 81 hasa''ons 49,
Hayes Brooklyn, and w T hercsf Se~
D.rLsY's AMsAL GALvAsc,
,s,.., h.., ou,ct, "a and me OF tain remedy sv1
a.eov.,,S s N. cor, OF diseases VI Horses end csaus
For an . above.
n Read printed Circulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

" AZ The season changes the system requires purifying
to h for change Of atmosphere IN The 1t does
cbsnge Of climate. medicine that eleanses the stomach
ard bowels purhes the blood aud strengthens the whols
syrem is what most Is peeded KSAPPs Health Rsstors
i've Bitters the most e6eetusl remedy know Of for
this purpose and such recommend II 20 the reader
scle &C. Z. KkAPPs DRUG STORE s62 Hudson 81 gse id.
verlssmentl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

~ Freekles Tan, ssliowness, Pinples ErupucnA and
all skin diseases sre IL wen known positively cured by
using GoURAUD's Italian Medcaled Soap. The Poudrs
Subtle esdicses hair from any part OF the body. Liquid
Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White, for rough
flushed, sluggish complexous at Ct wslser 6ra ss'fs
from Broadway. Calender, South Yhrcst rhisdelphh
au22 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
GENrLEnEn,s HATS.
FALL FASHION FOR I55U.
N. EsPENCHEID, Halter,

l07 Nssssu-st cor Ann, NswYork
Respectfully gives notice thai DO will ssus the Pal Fssb
ion for 0enilenens Hats Saturday, tho Slst Shs
universal celebrity which hs 81 So Hs have Obtained from
their intrinsic beauty and excellence hroU ghou the Union.
the beat guarantee shaican bs given for their superiority
over any 81 Hs, sold In Broadway singls trial viii be
sufficient 10 convince the ncFeduons The
OF economy az well a. Of appearance itey the cheap
ea hat sold either In this City elsewhere EsPsS.
cHEID hes or hand heavy soch for Wholesale purchasers
These who have already ordered VIII receive their Hat By
Saturday next. aus fis@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

GEN1LEMESs BATS, FALL srYLE-sIRD, CORNER PINE
AND NASSAU srsThe sly for the ensuing season viii DO
ready for inspection and sale this day The attention Of
gentlemen Of ts,ie snd Discrimination invited 10 tbs pet
tern above snIourced u der Ihe firm conviction hsn
VII, ss,sfy The nost sldious sdnrer OF handsome hs'
Mr. NJ c. sr JoHs has removed from lis Srosdwsy 70
the store OF The subscber where he viii pleased
his cus,omeus BIRD, cor Pine sad Nassau su
August 30, 1850. auSo lw
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A. GRAsDJrAs, NO. l BAseLAYsT. IT. -, "A. baps,
Wholesale and retail depo; OF compo"ne,
hair denomnslsd BY Numbers fro" on' - ..s IN n.
No. a-rhis preparation abpes .na s,.I,at spDesr.
properly appreciated for ,h' ele Gee '
co o..nIr.s can be consulted every day. sundays
~. a. Il, ofscs, Bucss-s Aston House. ffoa :
is = ,ss morning III oeces in The evening AIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

rY"I have found the place" said friend Of ours Tho 9TH
day, where get The cheapest and beat Boots
Slices and Gstersin the City and this place ia Corr
lardst under the Merchants Hotel" French Calf Boots
81 50, worth g.; Gsiisrseqasly low. GOV. YOUNG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

THE PRIDE OF TIE CITY.-one CT the places strangers
should fall to visit 10 BEooKss Boot and Shoe Empo
ur $50 Fulton o. Mr. BE- Boots Shoes and Caters
celebrated for their asy appesra CO Durability and cheap
ness His stoek Ia The largest and beat In the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

COMB FACTORY. Ss7 BROADWAY The largest variety Of
open dress Combs In Tortoise shel and Buffalo HON
TO be seen In the city Ladies invited TO examine fnsy
will percsve the advantage Of seecng from this STOCK Tor
the 10 sken In the shaping Of eseh comb @
that they fit the head in the most perfect manner Conbs
msde TO order. Repairing done.
A& j. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

BRooKss Doors -LoRIs Books, long eelebraisd @f
bis manufacture Of 0eueuens enc Dire" and Corr s''s
Boos has removed bic Boot ard Shoe Sore from stosa
way to 1888 Fulion+t between Gresnwths and Sfoea"s'
Opposite ChuTch-st, eu1 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
susInEas rorlot.s.

NIELo's GARDEs Charlotte Cusomsn appears here to-
riebt no her famous ebsra ter Of Meg Heres she ciu
oply sppesr too nf In City, her e1gags
mems cslipg ter away Mics Cu,hmens afveai sin)l
o. sn firms 6ifng uished and graceful close 70 hfh
L. satisnclory dramatic season