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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03
The Religious Anniye rsaries of 1851.

We learn, by the announcement published else
where in our columns, that the religious anniversa-
mes will commence in this city tomorrow evening.
Many Of those who come to New lork at this sea-
son, a. to their religious Mecca, have already
arrived, and many thousand strangers will probably
be in the city during the next week, = take part
in the proceedings Of the various religious bodies
which meet an such occasions We observe, with
much satisfaction, that there to be meetings
Of anti-slayery fanatics, such had last year,
and that the city will BE disturbed by any rows
Swinging from their atheism, blasphemy, and dis
respect 70 the memory Of the patriots Of the revo-
luton and the patriots OF the present day. Your
Garrisons, your Phllipses, your Abby hellys, will
confne their violent outcres to the region Of SYRIA
euse, where they viii meet in the course Of the
month. The only anti-ssyery meeting here will
be that Of the society over which Arthur Tappan
pTesides--a very harmless and well-dfsposed body,
compared with those who have recently urged the
eolored race 70 deal ia blows and blood at Boston,
and who not only countenancc disobedience to the
laws Of God and man, but openly recommend it a.
the highest good. We are happy to have the city
free Of these doors Of mischief and councillors OF
everything that is repusnant to peace and good
order in society.
The religious bodies in this city have some well
designed organizations for the improvement Of
mankind which are not sufficiently esteemed by the
public. For these We are always ready 10 DO all in
our power, and We shall present very accurate re-
ports Of the proceedings 81 oil societies, that the
public may judge, from the manner il which they
are conducted, which most worthy u the cup
port Of Christian community.
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To THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION, WITHOUT
DISTINCTION OF PARTY.
: VIEW or THE SERVICES AND SACRIFICES OF TN
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER,

In sntainng nvolate the constitution and laws Of
this country in contrast with the recent act Of the
Mayer and Aldermen Of Boston, in refusing the use
Of faneu Hall to the friends Of that gentleman, to
congratulate each other the recent veriheation Of
his representations regarding that ancient
and view also of refusal OF the Legislature of New
York inv te MIR Webster visit Albany the guest OF
the state inGignites that states
by abotionsts others opposed to his riotic
the understand citizens of New York. respectfully
invite Mr. WEBB them In this city period
60 himself in order that they to him.
in person. their and grateful appreciation Of his deyo
ton to the great pat lie interests of his country.
NEw York, April 18th, 1851.
Henry GriDnell Ralph II. lsham,
Walter X. Jones, Nathan Thompson, Jr.,
SCHUYLER Livingston, Walter Greenouxh,
Jas. L. Durham, Geo A. Parker.
W. Rogers, Herman le hoy,
Apheus fobes, Jacob lie Roy,
John j Augs lie Roy,
Edward Bill II. p. Woodbury.,
Aug. Emlury, VIA. Oakley,
Pierre O. Kane, Thos. Deweil
H. l.. Talcott, Lee Chamberlain,
VIM Walter, Johnson Z. Lee,
A. Bartlett, .. w. Jones,
Fenry I. riee Ii. $. Mills
Peter smith, Lane Baily.
Chas L. yose Geo. Whitaker.
Thos Otis Leroy & Co. Augustus Il. Masters,
Geo. Dickinson, Andrew Luke
Robt G. Wetmore, BOWS Guiteau,
Charles K Tuckernan,
others compelled
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Nayal Intelligence.

NAVAL CorRT MARTiAL.-The American squadron will
leave Naples in few days for Spezza. The Of in
quiry Captain Latimer Of the Cumberland, after
tlr,e months. is at length closed The Of the
charges preferred 10y Lieutenant Flag and supported by
of evidence from nearly every officer Of the ship
will render it necessary for the sake Of discipline, that
immediate change should take place. II said Com
modore Morgan viii transfer his flag to the Cumberani
that should observe. the Americans in
high favor with the Neapoan government because the
Commodore refuses to receive political offenders board
his ships. 1t is expected the American steamer Missis-
sppi will leave Naples to take up Kossuh Orders from
Wellington to that effect expected ly.-Napies
In 4,a-J1
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rfu mst neuralgia, scrofuls, kings evil Old ui - "A
any tiseate slowing from impure blood ~ rurs eye
Ten from every faint matter from what derived
corner ATTAIN ard Doyer street ami ed vita eero-
fl and Iea Tor eleven ytGr h had large Deep and
nt Tsnil ultert which odtne could heal these
sned eien FER ezht year he perfectly cured ~
TIE Life Balkan IL four weetF. Mr.. AteI Skeiinrs "a
W Gdwfy va fsr tait years constant sufferer from
rio nAt lie at times deprived u the Of NJ.
inls art traile rnerths together to sfeep moment
'ttut mtrthne As last resert he tried the All con
aff, life BE- Gre bottle rrsrf hn 10 the enjoy
uFr - tsim tsr and In tire wocks he III e enoy
erfee lesltt Prpcpsi ones lS Bewery tetseen
DranG al truvRc street. StVrty I've cents per bote.
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!. Political Int.Iiiu.n..
rErE 70 SENATOR pora+ts.

E'.IF = .f.NhITIN DOT Uft..
On wednesday evening, Mr Wet Iii t.,w, a.
Chairman o. 81 the Democratic Genr-al c.,,,,.,
lat year when two committees claimed Tie r,obt a.
guide the democracy, entertained Senator Douia At
political te, to which invited large number n
headers and influential in the democratic rank. n
is understood that this affair has sgnifeauey AMI
. meaning beyond mere eoprtesy aud hospitality On
wen ,he friendship Of party What l. in the wind
vpnrOSr DE1ocEArrc Covyrsrov The Jomoera. ic
hste convention a Vermont t. nominate, candidates f
Ersrnor, lieut, gDvernor, and treasurer ~ meet at
Darlington on the 2vh Inst
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Leading candidates tor the oee OF Assistant Engineer
evening Moses Jackson who the regular
didate OF Firemens Hail. have known many years as
faithful worthy citizen. The other candidate
henry Venn who nominated by clique at his own
house my deadly enemy. If Mr. Jackson be elected feel
assured would render efficient aid while Mr. Vsnn
eeted WOULD embarrass in the discharge Of duties
possible The clique that supports Mr. Nena is
circulating species of asehood through the Fire De-
paren jackson in order defeat his election
neeing indspensay to have assistant cng
about in whom can repose Implicit confidence,
who viii all times render cordial and efficient
support conceived it to be duty make this pa bile
statement. ALI kED CAKSON, thlsi Engineer
New York City May I'd, 1851.
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Or wrrK LsrER rEoM BErNrn,-- IT, N,S witH
THr wmrr Hlr The Bermuda Royal Gss.ti, Of tie
18Th q April contains the Addresses the Executive
Council and q the House Il Representative u that
coiony In reply 70 the speech Z The Colonial Governor
klr Charles Elliott Ills pcrsl nsge J. The Brtih dp5
rss who hgured extensively In Texaf a nv years
Aso in wy intrigue "a i,aysrng &C. hwar TIE annexs-
ZION e that repubHc l. The United States President
Sem Houston "colustted' and airtcd with him 70 ex-
cite the Jealousy Brother jonathan induce him
b. pop tho que. tsoE" T. Texas ~ al AMI
III Fldott the uitteu t. hold Governor Tliiltt
viii h. remembered III Nth IT, white bat &
sBd y pretty coud5erabic Ct IT. say slough MT
quite w sr Ilenry Bul~er Gsnr =, tho tart
sf him, decidedly ii IT, Tes matter- bat IT. h,i re
sid Of old Hickory and Colonel D0nc..ou oas of tie
pr~sant editors q the WasAsa.n GATOR VII va th,
Minister n The United states u Iaxas That ra. "a,
IN which British siYlsiaati.t va ,utg I'D
b. the Yankees.
tn bermuda addrcsaer qVito sFaor tly ~ tei.
and The Legislature very loyal Th,y thank b. nr
tsh government for the renewal - those eumnusrs-
ton- between the Bcrraudav snd the We, Iui,s sd
the United State They thank It. al<o. fr prov Inns
Tie gunpOudsr neressary 70 make certain roai--we
presume q las, rocbs They proroie e. rly =, by
terrain minister or To caiony good salary Tbcy con-
graduate the Governor 20 the increased property u
TIE island proved ~ to sa,itics md that tie pubc
striec go. ~ demand additional taxes They approve
q tho pan suggested ~ Ila rse u.sy far Promoting
agriculture &C. Islands ~ da.sious q money anl
they sate that their orchards" ard gardens" are
IN hourshng condition, and they applaud the Landou
world. Pare The
sHn ,.,d Berur,has"
O. sbakspeare cell them are great nat,on VIZ must
snns1 ihsm ~ and by. g. COMFY Isaud
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Marine Affairs.

THE RroArTA-The match race between the pilot boat
Moses H. Grnne and yacht Cornelia oil yesterday
and resulted in the defeat Of the latter Annexed il
extract from the log Of the Grinuell -
Took departure from abreast Sapeton Dock Staten
Island IL minutes flo o'clock the buoy Of the bank
nutes past lo passed black buoy the knowl z minutes
past 10; buoy of southwest sr a minutes Of II oclcck
passed point of the Hook minutes Of south buoy Of the
bar minutes past IL; rounded light ship aide and side 10
minutes Of IL arrived abreast StapetOn Dock half
o'eloek, Moses H. Grinnen beating the Corneia hand
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past
niue O'Clock this morning Its contents will, Of
embrace all the interesting and important of tbs
week. Single copies, sixpence
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and Of sublime IDEAS fo with
perception appreciation of the beautiful who cannot dis
crimnae between uneouth ugly distortion and an ele
trca work OF Echo answers where,
thousand directions Nothing gives more sure evidence Of
the Tubcs esteem in matters OF refined taste better
guaranty that they do appreciate the truly elegant than the
patronage literally bestowed the Hat fnishers Union
The hats they perfect of Every
and line is expression Of grace and beauty aud
less ntrnscaly valuable in the length OF time
which they We recommend those Of the public about
purchasing hat to look at their store No II PARK Row
opposite the House. and examine the article they Offer
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vera red Ry hair 20 brown or black Gourauds Italian
HedcGfd Soap pimples freckles eruptons
Gourauds poudre Subtitle dicates hair from UPPER
face sry part Of the b0dy-warr-nted Gouraud
Rouge, for pale lips and cheeks; Lilly White Hair Restore
tive. etc, are t found ~ Dr. FELIX COURAUD's Old
tstahiishUd Laboratory 81 Waller store from
Broedway Calender ~ South Third street. PHILADELPHIA
100 Hnshlnnton strt0t, Boston.
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Lea.s Oriental skin Prc.crverconrerts

Pimplns ETecklea Erupton &c, into beautiful white,
soft pie x5n Liquid Rouge for pale lips
cheeks. LIQUID Hair Dye which instantly red
grey hair black Powder for eradicang hair
fos the body with every other preparation for
the toilet For sale only at the drug store i3 Broadway
tcfnsv OF Howard etreet.
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L. Cert Nanufacturer ard wholesale and retail DEALER IN
St1ycs stove Trimming Tia aud Sheet Iron Bakers hard
ard charcoal Furnace ETC. etc. invites The alton or
dealer sad sthtTs tp Biz large assortment arries
above he which viii We soid the lowest
price,. All warranted rrrstntsd Soveg DELI
lered Tree u charge AZ tie Old stand - Grand street. opyo.
site I4Sex Market. New York.
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acquiring wealth. and he who does dollar when
he will do WE'LL therefore you will of
and wethes citizens pureh asng their Hats aud
Cans at the establishment of ENCHEID IN Nassau
Ann beeaue they know that they there
buy articles Of the best quality and style At least - cent
cheaper than at any other store.
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Dr. KeIlInger,s Nagie t1nid. COR enc IInir.

livery that makes trn ~ delighted with it, agreeable
and nt ntaneous action u does daub and up the
lead - hundredtks d the trash does. u cleans
tie head % every rrpcation u allays inflammation
tracts icHer any from the scalp. starts the hair ne
eat,ly all df tultie anl creates mot de-
httu feeling. Sold Ia larFe family bottles AZ 81 Depots
Iehr arset l0l and 49, broadway Granl and Droome
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Giass arc-Ianes Rorke n Sons. No lG2 John street
lave land which thev WI sell prices 5000 doyen
America pressed Tumtitr together with general assort-
ment VI Druggitts' OIasa war.
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Cordial III you vh 10 put the digestive organs in good
ord,r Ivy bottle ~ tbs famous r.storauve frice
Grcenwch corner ~ Duane street and sold BY druggi
generally, $50 aayert,cm.pt in De, Natch tomorrow.
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French designate personal dignity aud elegance The Hat
with the ensemble Of gentleman,
nothing much dhgures and deprecates the personal
reart clumsy ishaped Hat Genn invites atten-
ton 70 his model o. an esgastsly proportional fabric
which decided dis and costs but four
dollars GESiN, ia Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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Two BRICK MAKERs.-I WISH TO cox Tract rOR
1000 Birch, hard and soft % be delivered N June
and July ~ Thirty eighth street. North river side WIN
cash on delivery Address proposals 70 y Isspissd,
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nsstes STYLE always conforming to the shspo Of head %
lures tao and general appearance % all persons by H
the innitabe ~ Nassau, Of Pine where
TIE Justly celebrated infaflble onguent for the hair
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money. They that would be fashonabe VIII
fashionable Hats consequently to wise and fashionable
public would attention lie called 10 the LOCK
HEART cheap. durable and beautiful Hate of the best
eris the market Affords with lustre bright MONDAY
equaed by France England the United States Tor the
price Of three dollars at the Broadway Hat Store 81
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A CLoAK, BuT 70 lIAr.-Our friend Bishop
Hughes received, al Rome, on the third Of last
month, We learn ~ our correspondence, the for
NAL investiture Of the pallium. This h.an honor
not quite equal 70 q red hat, but i has it. uses.
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The III. New YORK Fire Department
Jenny Lind. consisting Of elegant carved
containing Aglat0ns Brd Of America, handsscly bousd
In volumes and beautiful Cnam.led gold box, 20
contain tie gs ~ thanks passed by the Department upon
tie ,tert ~ her most literal donation be Jas
" TauikRers Jceiry Store Broadway and Grand
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fte and articles for the toilet Boeles
ros IuG l-ernration for the hair; Amole Tor shaving
rurpcsss and Sfaiona for purifying the complexion BY
rrnosius tan &c. Sos BY the inventor William Boale, I'll
wdshrgon street Soston Sands, 100 Fulton Rush
ton Clsrt Co, 40 broadway Cary 4 Co., and brigham
Il Day, Pearl street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL Lunar having lately

porariy removed from li35 to lS Nassau street,
basement would invite their fads and customers to
very invoice of superior just eeiyed
from Havana NJ L. will open their store ut li31a
or about July LIST.
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E,eeans Porcelain wedding Cara.. pla,,

orders ofany description at ENERDETLS Branch IA
craving ose formerly No. 2Wfl street informed thst
thet lteture the zane a his old established place d
brtiEets Broadway corner Duane streCt.
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DRY GOODS.

f,prAP LfNENs-JANEs BECK co. HAVE now
~ on hand large and we'll selected f.e.k Il a.
Linens Irish Scotch aud Barnsley Shectinca. Il
make Pillow linens. Table Damask every width,
in the richest and hest patterns, Damask Cloths and Nap
Inns Of every and quality Linen Diaper and Danast
Tosshng, Blankets Qrilts &C. Sc which they selling
l0~ prices aud which the
atten Of hotel and boarding house Keepers families h
o. linen goods ~ B1heir stock Of ne Damas
cloths with Napkins TO atch superior 20 anyth ng hi
therto presented 20 the public.
janis BECK CO., g55 Broadway.
GHEETINGs, sH1R1INGs. se.-3A ~ 81. "a a. lo.l.
- and l2f Coteons for aceng pillow ote.. made es
prssy 70 or own order and sold at Irec
onr profit being tie AGENTS usua discounts and the best sup
rly d Table Cloths Towels Napkins and Damask Lncns
rsfered ~ rs as veil excellent stock Of Drapery,
hunt srd Laces A. Low six yard 70 ~ the
yndgv Heustteep making their spring purchases, viii
y. W. GiLLIy, " " GiIIEY, Z. aeNhHoS,
Prorrietors, Managers, and Direct1rs
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sr6tt bcrdercd engraved ard rrn ted 10 the shoa
able ttyeG also, splendid ns.trmtnt ef Wedding Enye-
lcpe IT. the mUt celebrated Paris and Lon aon snufac
turers, 90 kNEkDEiLS. Brcadwey q Duane
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arr II delights in exquisite drawin.s adj
vsedy point them the chef the age Gea-
sons Pictorial Drawing Room Companion Mr. Gleason has
enlarged this splendid roper and Increased number
eprssngs T. thrtf,n and yet the rre = only
dnly think of sixteen Of original reading matter and
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thr day, 2O0 Grand street. by Messrs WALKER FIRE.
MENT. Tley both Industrious and deserving young
excellent Hatters and intend doing their business
entire ran-gyirg people the worth of their money
Give them call.
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"Ixnoxy Thyseif.,,-Isefo,e engaging Ia a,

occupation it would be well for every individual
in what pursuit he would he most successful This
be determined by calling Mr. FOW LER, at the Fhreno
logical Cabinet Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street.
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PUBLICATIONS,

nR. DIyoN's ouARTERLy-ApRrANCT SHERMAN
~ Co. Easter House, have just issued this iaalnata
and nttruetiye Journal; "a PAGES - Fract
cal frestse 81 the sexual system W Laward ~
10 pages. Opinions o. the rresI From the New York
journal Of Medicine ana collateral Sciences the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal Dr. Dixon has written
much we'll Vutiuus branches Of surgery. boob
shows thorough acrahtapcs with modern Practice; Srio.
lures Gonorhga NtroCte Hydr0celc and fistus
tculary well treated o. Hi ingenuity undsr trying surg
surgery stamp hi production with istest.
The work general footing o. the modern surtry ot
the sexual system. In auEuuge integiblc e. ALL 81 let
TIRE must te addressed postpsd !. the eaitofs rsSsnee
Atrond. box 3l2l Poet vfaec. Once hours u ~
o'clock evenings.
f,HARLFs JAMES CANSoN's PoEMs-Sow READY.
~ In Volume cloth, Emo, price 80 cents Poems
Dramatic and Nisetllaue1us ~ Charles james
author 81 " Craving lieur, -" Poet Quest" A..
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER ~ fultca =.
TIVE wEFEIY NEW YORKER, 100 NASSAU STREET.
has Fret Napes great address. mauWr,, tHOre tie
Farmers Cluttt tttt article thi. snigc cs.nt also
~ thrilling tale The Black GoEdola complete Prizes
three cents.
TINE RADICAL CURE or RUpTrRE-THE seal.
pei for February, edited w Edward w. pi'on " D.,
contains description Ui tae EDITORS improved method -
performing this eptrstl acknoWeEei - al int.
goat surgeons a. ohe tie greatest mIrovems v moern
suresry All Ter the operation admit 81 certain
euro. "a paees-sr csts. Ter snieby
~ ADRlANtE, SHERMAN Co. No. : sstnr HOUSE.
All required Information will le given aYritaton to
r. Dixon az III Grand - enc door wet q brose"ay
IL YOU WANT 10 BUY BOOKS OR PRINTS, YoJ
should 70 TIE cid Curiosity shop for thcrg yea can
ind tie largest ~ old md new buks. scrap
aW that You viii Re astenished@shey Poems complete
~ cents, Mrabeau's Systtin e. Nature, NJ -.
JOHN r. NEACLE, TO- NsfsAa -.
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fast gaining that nnenee In public estimation when
Justly inertia lhe Wig department. second to IN the
worlds In fact, hnchanans Wig not known irs
cert ~ tie No s Broadway, oppste the Broad
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sunfhy Deratc II wish % Keep pace times
DR. Tying 10 be criticised by Isymsn Mormon Literature,
Lon d. AM tie lrds Fair, With - duertnt articles on
various subjects. Price cents. once ~ Ana
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or vhkers The moment Il 4 applied without injury 90 tho
hair or ekn, IL lie washed Immediately without dis
tUrhrF the color and has no bad odur Is applied 5is
~ fhelons Wig ard qoupce man ufscsory, III broadway
For sale In tho city and country ~ druggists generally
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The Piumbe National Daguerrean Caller


No. 5l Broadway the largest and most interesting
collection portraits Of distinguished individuals this
country. No Should fail to examine this celebrated
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struc0n Of hats by heavy aud the
grand annual wing day has caused great rush for Knox
min liable hats -Four dollars the prce-snd the quality
be equaed by halter in toe United States Re-
this all hat and proceed at once 70 his IA
establishment lbs Fulton street, aud tEy Of his
SUPERB and artistic prodnctions.
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Hedcated ConpoundThs preparation IL equally bsne-
fetal in diseases or injuries Of the skin and besuer
alive and restorative Of the hair This double
rerty o. the Trcophsrous perfectly reason
we'll established ty attsted act Every part the
skin the palms the hands aud the soes the
iscrFauyed for the production Of hairs They In fact
notifications the scarf skin rmed by the process
and consisting 81 the animal substances when the
skn L. diseased they fall There il. therefore close
analogy between these fbrous shoots Of the skin and the
envelope itssL When the hsr left 70 its natural growth
u tecones dry and harsh and reaching certain length
nouis OUT sometimes DC renewed but frequently
be replaced by hair unless artificial hoursh
he supplied the Now IL IL claimed that the
Tieopherous Supplies cssy the Kind ~ stimulus wh III
the need aud that will their vitality unia
paired through life II when lost II also
iron the scalp and from the hair seur dandru and
dncni g. the health and yigor % the latter IL
acts through the shin upon the hair The stimulating
properties which nfuse life into the hamcnt Of
scalp rart the skin the Vieur throw
and Spcl the innammatory elements which produce
lions. rheumntism, swenrs. um0r and also tho
pain ana ocalvcr caused by eseoratgns cuts. truise
slrain strg be- aud other in Il that Sold
in lar4e hots price - eeHts, az the principal oe ~
Broadway New York Ter sale W the principal merchants
druggists throH shout the United states Canada
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qualification Of beauty ghness style and durability
call and examine the different styles before purchasing else
where. W r. DAVID. tsuccessor to Amidop) AL Broad
the Of Duane street. where all tastes can
be suited.
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Tapestry and Ingram Carpets at the celebrated cheapest
establishment in the United States No. 90 Bowery
Hiram Andesou There they ener the greatest bargains Of
the sSo, ingram carpets is, Is, 5s, arr bs
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To the Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Will be

Charles X Tuckernan,
And thousand others whose compelled
TO leave for want OF room.