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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-11
New Pickles and Preserves,
TO FEMALES.

-IH TO FEMALES. ~
THE peculiar malades 10 which fema subject
commonly produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-
panied by depressed and often gloomy state Of mind.
As The system declines in strength, there is loss OF
nervous power and this very naturally impars the
ergy Of the mind and disurbs the equanity of The
per. Every candid woman who has suffered from fe-
male complaints will admi; this 10 be The moHranl truth.
Now to obtain reief il is only necessary step the
tendency depletion and debility. This is done by
newIng that Fountain Of Health and Strength The
BLOOD, and no medc cine accomplshes this desrsbl
result completely as r-
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Arrival of the Pacific.
Later from EurOne.

The steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye, with four
days later news from Europe, arrived at New
York Sunday about 10 O'Clock P. M. She
brings SO passengers and a fair amount of
freight.
ENeLAND.-A serious collision has occurred
on the Northwestern Railway, by which a
large number of persons were injured. Sir
Horace Seymour ia dead =. - 81 r
FRANcE.-lntelligenc from Paris announ-
ces that M. Casabianca has been appointed
minister of finance, and M. Lefevre Durufle
succeeds him as minister ofcommerce. Num-
erons socialist arrests continue 10 be made.
An article in the Constitutional, charging the
the heads of the party OF order with conspiracy
against the person of the president, had caused
a great sensation. The ministry of the inte-
rior had denied the existence for such a con-
spiracy. A bill had been proposed in the as
sembly for regulating the responsibility of the
president and his ministers. 1t is stated that
there is probability of Louis Napoleon again
presenting the electoral bill, recently defeated
in the assembly. -t-..-
SPAIN.-News from this country is unim-
portant. Two vessels had arrived at Cadiz
with another portion Of the Lopez on board.
AUsTRIA.-The state of Hungary is most
unsatisfactory, and government organs admit
that it is much agitated. The system of ex-
pulsion is still carried on at Vienna on grand
SCALE - -. p zsssrgs
A Who Trick AGAINST THE BALLOT
The Wings, alter casting about in various
ways 10 get over the Secret Ballol Law, have
finally determined in some places, to have
Jheir tickets printed large, so as to Gil the
envelopes. In this way they can tell Wing
vote from democratic vote, and SO keep up
their system Of intimidation. Is not such
conduct proof Of the necessity that exists
for the secret vote law? Is it mot, too, fair
commentary on the regard which the Wings
have 20. law. when they wish to violare it's
provisions? Yet they claim to be the law
and order party ?-Bostou Times.
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Sweet Grapes and NcN Raisins.

Boots and Shoes be had AT the snbscribers'.-
L Call and see, at NV ROBERTS,,
Dec g. 1851. "a
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FOREIGN PORTS.

svEs aas FOREIGN PORTS. zasasila1
Per steamship Humboldt, at New York. lase
gid FIN Liverpool l7th ult, ship Huntrcss, Lambert.
Orleans -. $500. a.s,i
Eat Inward At London i4th ut, ship Rome, oss. os-
Arst Deal 18Th bark Lucinda Deano London for Bos-
ton, and proceeded same day. .r - 80 a-s
York. 7.'s.s ~. = - : .'-',7i z
SD finn Flushing Roads aosh ship France, Niehels New
Sid I'm Havre 18th ut, Rhine, Doane. New York.
Adv At Bordeaux 18th ut. Adriatc and Reindeer for
A: Narcotics Hth. ship Sarah Lsuisa, Mcclellan, N
Per steamship fscinc, u New York. 'sssss4'
Ar 1t Deal slst ult, Juains, Cooper Norfolk. =
Ar a H:vre sist, Sarah Puniatson, Meehsr New Or
leans ssd, Sharon, uerFimSus dos !
90 -st - >------asf s-sa zs~sse. 3
c,nsoal. port ssptss sAip Nor.h c.roiina. Fsasr,
o.isssss.:iss pos oes !, ssIp. Msry, MrsA.n way
ksns Qste vnssyl Snip Urisi, Foster, from San Fra
csce aeoss Jsss saPe@sd xsdssss ssAs q - wey n
asvss.-h psss sMssap Tsrssh. Dsss8sy. sks-
sssSse. xossg sss{. y 81; 90. EF'i
So ~ 1 :. 6 81. nsiisiisss isst.
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Wooden Ware, 30.

UTASH- FU BS, Pals, Wash Boaids, Cn,hes Pins
w Dough BOILERS, Towel Rollers. Knife Boxes, HAIR
and Wire Selves, Dust brushes, Corn, Brooms and
Brushes, spinning Wheels, Patent Wheel Heads. for
sale by nj. +. GANNETT.
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Washing Powders.
The Greatest Bargains

RABBITS and NELSON'S, two celebrated Washing
DPowders-for sale by r GANNETT. :
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FOR SALE.

ONE story House, with an ell, situated on
IA "A Bowery street, near Larrabee & Jenks' ship
Issssm yard, occupied BY John Grace. Said House
Ab will be sold at bargain, II applied for immed-
ately. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Bath, Dec 8, 1851. 3w24.
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naANBERRIESi in fine orier-new Chosnut,-lIick.
y DRY Nuls-Sultana Rasins-Currants- Ciiron:-
Prunes, &c for sale by A G PAGE.
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SEwALL has removed The room In Brick
d block on Front Street, directly over s. w. Hea,hs
Crockery Store, where he win attend TO lNsuRANcE
and SHir BRoxERAGE usual. ~ 2 Oct1, 1851
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L best Fluid made. that will not the clobes-Pa-
tent Soap-andW ASKING Powders for sale by -
A. G PAGE.
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Bliss's Cod Liver Oil Candy.

CURE your Congs and Colds, by using this most val
" liable OF all Candy preparations for sale by
PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath.
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a PRlME article for ketpinF the feet dry Gail and
~ examine, att sfssf,f f'fss ROBERTS.
Nov.25.
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Tamarfnds -CitrOn-Currants
DRESERVED GINGER, strawberries, Raspberries,
L Piums, Peaches, Marmeade, 6uava Jelly, &c, for
sale AT the City Market by aa1 A. g PAGE.
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Cider Vinegar,

MADE from nothing but PURE CIDER, and war
U1 ranted superior any in New England, for sale in
any quantity the No 60 and 20 CON-
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Patten Librarv.

A N assessment Of ONE DoLLAR on each share own.
n ed in the Patten Library having been at the last
annual meeting, the members requested pay the
same forthwith to WIN. F. Mosks, the Librarian. -
Bath, Dec ], 1851. 8 NEALLEY, Treas.
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you II tuere 70 no thundef IN these hIrrahs
TO call her 10 res,,rrection-;f ,bera i. no, I.
trumpet call in these cheers of vours We !
wo 10 the nation and nations Of the onpressed
they stand alone in the time of need alone
IN their distress. tb.ra !. 49, - III, s ssome
n their ssrmaai. oaa;ns, d..,,n,;. A''p Inc"
II there IL no mesn;ns ;n ,ho.. .hor,. rh;,h
,.nd the a, ,hsre :. ~ - ,.isa.n,a on... hn.a
vh;is s.arr n,a,.;. I pea sc n:
Of Enron C,;.sn. = s,mas sns uest 1 y
rest want ~ he fsn,;;a. las. a. sn n n1ea Oh
vhst .rouna s,,ra .rs', ~ 700 know
10 into nrh;a Isnar. oel9re en,er great-
con.;s,.r,iv r;.h hn.. ~. uiu not, however,
ssc..e without telling Won f.anr,v pd s.;.
-h.f sort Of man 81 sor anay anu iallly
~. .rn.o,.,;an. "a ..; a. a.e sne hopes,
hroush. 'ns ~ vou, shar..r"1r.s. nas nave
have 70 thank Won. the neossie conare.s an3
.ov.rnment Of the limited State. for vonr as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

The President and the distinguished party by
which he is accompanied, including the whole tribe
who live on great mems favors, reached Buffalo yes
sersay afternoon. Union speechscwere the orderof
the day, as win be by refort. The enthusi-
at Buffalo appears to have beerequal to anything
Of the kind Of which we have ye. had an account
We regret, however, that Mr.. Webster's voice has
sst been echoed by the telegraph-but We can
wait. The heaviest thunderwill come last, and its
full force may be expended first over the great
metropolis Of the Union, tobe reverberated after
wards, from Maine to California
Our Eastern ard Southern telegraph. dispatches
contain no items Of intelligence which call for par
ticular remark.
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MONEY HaRK EFT.

FRIDAY, Nay 10 u. Vi.
Operation. in the stock market to-day were only TO
moderate extent and prices apparently with dim
Guilty sustained We satisfactorily accoun. for
the duh oppressed state Of things in Wall street Moys
meus In railroad stocks particularly incomprchen-
sbc and II prices for ~ the leading DO not
soon improve, VIZ shall ms calculation very rauch
Speculation will in instances carry up prices fer
every Kind Of stock and duiag period Of great excite,
ment very little thought T. given the real worth Of any
securty but In times like The present when operators
are perfectly cool and So down and figure out the
actual value Of any stock Il strange that such as
the Harlem Norwich and bong Island are not taken up
at once and Withdrawn TO great extent for permanent
inve.tment. II T. nothing in the world but tho daily
Hucuaion in those stocks that keeps them In the hands
of spcculaors The first two named reguar dividend
raging securities and pay large per cent Interest
thc amount invested any oth r. in the market equally
safe vhc the prospects 81 th last named sufficiently
favorable "a almost immediate returns the out.
lay Tho net receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Com.
pany ac Of the past years. followsisl7
$3.50 iG 1sts s2oj7 10; iAo s123sl gj 1850 s50pGl
Is This year 1851 The net income will without doubt
be least twenty-five per cent greater than In 1880 Tho
traffic ~ the FIRST four months this year shows an increase
IL 5000 tho corresponding months Of last and
should ths proportion hold throughout the year the re-
ceips for 1851 viii amount 90 about two hundred and
eleven thousand dollars. This will give net income
large enough 10 pay moderate dividend on the par value
Of the stock Morris Canal has been quiet lately The
inc is but partially open and the probability i that ma
vgation VIII not b. resumed the whole length Of the
canal unit late into June Most Of the boatmen have
lef for other works seeking employment and Il viii be
difficult y gct them together again The Of Ports.
mouth Company lots failure. For reasons best
known o. the managers after or two bids the sale
was indefinitely postponed Thore Is strong party At
work depressing the market price Of this stock and AZ
soon ne they have hammered as much as they deem
SUFFICIENT we may look for . sudden rise and perhaps an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17
Wills on Webb.

TO TIE rrhLic, ltN CORRECTION or A Aitth'sNr
MADE BY COT wEBB)
scne hye orsx years ago, when was editing daily
paper ,h city received several letters fir young
schoolgirl Who il most respectable married LADY,
residing wi,h her husband and children, in nciyhhor
ing State She chl Of great deal Of Irregular
genius and eccentrcity Of duot but ~itha never
seemed to have either the idea cious
of any imPropricty. She would 50 where liked
call any gentleman whom she cared TO all once
L is wrll known when offended at home, and Of
fered hers II a servant girl to family IN the city.
Being very beautiful: she very much admired but
have often said Of her and say that never knew
wild. brilliant. and apparently lawess creature who in
spired universal confidence IN her virtue. uutl
Col Webss calumnious publication Of isday, TO
WI cb this is a reply. never heard ii doubted.
This young girl had passion for literary fame ani
remesiber rightly wrote novel before her marriage
Her letters to the irregular outpourings of
heart and mind overfowing and impatient Of silence but
however disconnected and rhapsoica they seemed to
me full than at all common Of the
trated promise OF genius What sentiment in them
addressed myself twice thought of-for it is
such addressed often those who the supposed
gait. keepers celebrity and appreciation Ar EDITORS
full of such propatory compliment sad he is
indeed silly if he consider them anything bat the toll
to the pathway Of fame.
On her return from Europe, time after heard
that this lady about to be married and gentleman
for interview and ceurteously applied for
her letters had laid them aside thinking th,n oter
esipg the first irregular attcrances Of what thought
would prove TO be genius but promptly returned them
with idea that there anything either threat ang
unusual in the request. Col Webb present when
they delivered but expressed dissatisfaction with
with them L. after, met her father. who
understood had to be encourager of the
eccenrictes Of his daughter and had felt unkndly to
me, but with few words Of explanation shook hands
and parted and of that matter never thought more.
OF the complete ruin = of this lady (now living most
respectfully with her husband and children ia neigh
boring state) Col. Webb me- in language too
gross to copy lie begins by saying that he him
self very dear friend Of her father She has been
ried six years-this is the first time she has been
accused Of gait privately publicly to knowledge
and Col Webb accuses me of her ruin. calling her
father very dear frieud,n whose untmely end he
mourns.' This accusation is unquaiiediy untrue; but
so cruel and wilful falsehood true what
human heart would be thought capable of agonzing
the living daughter Of dead friend parade it
the world after IT forgotten II because he
yengefuly thought that fresh SANDER OF this kind would
be the drop too much my cup Of such trouble at
this time: and If the public mind prefer to take sides
against innocence without proof resson)perhaps it
will N p. WILLIS.
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Total.

ISprprSprNr AMERICAS FHAr,nStrr This Il the are
rcan Fraternity instituted on the 22d February lat for
the benefit Of the sick has just been etabi bed Ame
RIGA distinguished for it, charitable associations
history OF them would be interesting
ArTryrr At sricrpr-A little after two o'clock yester-
day morning Assistant Captain IIoyt discovered o1lorci
man walking the streets unable to give apy satisfactory
account Of himself He locked mp. and .lory after
made two attempts to destroy hmsef-Grst by tying his
handkerchief round his neck; AID secondly by doing
the same thing with his suspenders lie maintains .
logged silence. DR.. Booream sent tor TO examine
him.
F.ral Acclpr.rs-On Thur day Coroner @ ser held an
inquest 81 the City Hospital the bodies Of d. Priest
burg aged "a years born in Germany who. the 9Th
instant, fell accidentally through o hatciway In the
store No 10 Beaver street occupied 10y Lane hanson
Co. which fall caused a compound fracture o. the
skull The unfortunate man fingered until yesterday,
and then expired. Verdict accordingly. The other
a man named John Leary. who, ON Ioniay. recciVeda
fatal injury by the falling q vail while engaged NJ
the pulling down Of building ia Broadway near John
street Ills spine injured aud he died Thursday
IN consequence thereof Verdict according the above
facts.
srosrye Guvrowurn-A man named John Quin who
accused week ago Of having nin ke-s = ruupow
der stored in house In broadway. arrested 1hm-
DAY morning. on warrant issucd by The District Auor
ney some stringent measures should W takcn -
prevent the very dangerous practice ~ storing ganpow
der ia the city. some Few w,,k since about th,sty
kegs were discovered IN a hcu.c ia The Seventeenth
ward and sent TO the sstc Arsenal
Firr--At nine o'clo, X on n urslay night barn at
nth street aud First avenue belonging 20 Mr. Austen
caught Ere and consumed ~ The excrlnn ~ the
hr'men and police, 1t prevented communicating to
two others adjoining
ACCIDENTS.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon, q m1n
named Michael Bernighan. while employed IN pull
ing down old building in Deg street ~ ~. thigh
bone broken and parts Of his booty badly 3ccratcd by
the fan a. portion ~ the wsI large splinter entered
hi right groin tearing the fcsh W the INN datc vci-
nifty Of his vitas IL y thought the wounds all prove
fatal lie was conveyed to the Hospital.
We learn that about eve oclCck yesterday afternoon
Two boys named James Loon'y aud Eho'a1s ga cy-the
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
A II n " A l.
STEAM S HIP Et DORADO.
N,OCO,Ga in Gold Dust n route for New York,
Sc. &c.. &c.

Is,s steamship I'll Dorado arrived at Quarantine
this morning at o'clock, with fifteen days later
news from California. She left Chagres on the eth
xst., and Havana on the 18th.
The IL Dorado waited two days for the mails and
specie brought by the steamship Panama, which
arrived at Panama on the % inst, with one million
of dollars, and 200 passengers.
The steamship Panama sailed from San Francis
co in company with the steamship Isthmus, the
latter having three hundred passengers and about
a million Of dust on board.
A list of the passengers by the Fl Dorado, toge-
Their her news in detail will be published in our
Evening Edition.
All was quiet at Havana when the FL Dorado
left.
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twelve o'clock at the Merchants Exchange four hundred
building lots, in Astoria Long Island be Sold
Here chance for people who made
ofthe savingf Banks Those who have laid three
hundred dollars for rainy day and IL the lots
cell for reasonable price purchase spot and they
ahord erect comfortable houses and permanent
homes for Themselves Astoria Of the healthy
and beautiful villages in the ,ciehborheod Of New York
tandg does the banks Of the East River famed
BY eezes and greeted by the eyerchangng Panorama
foating and down that restless tide Of water accessible
TO New York by steamboat and stage at almost
ment exempt IRON deeas and blet with all the comforts
that adorn and embesh life. IL il Of the
tageous situations TO which the laboring tn
huspes from the turmoil the malaria the heat
The excitement the eatravAgane aad the runous expense
o. York
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REILLY OF N. p. WILLIS TO ]. W. WEBp-NEw
YORK JOURNALISTS IN DIsHAEILLg We give, to-
day, in our columns, the reply q. NJ F. Wills 70 the
recent terrible attack made w on his
ter by J. w. Webb, in the. columns Of the Courier
and Enquirer, the other DAY.
The tremendous broN lside which Webb let of
against Willis on the secular qualities of personal
character, rather Der is the Boorman fight, or any
thing Of the kind We ever remember to have seen in
the newspaper Press of this city, since the time
Of certain assb journals that the Grand Jury
drove into obii'.ion. Mr.. Webb has run through
many tits Of similar ohivalry during his time; bat
this exceeds any we have ever heard of even the
tits against Bennett, Lynch, or Leggett, Of
former ears, or Boorman, of hate. When Webb is
ready reply to Willis it will be but fair to allow
him full hearing in our columns again. The
fashionable world, who go to the Opera and Trinity
church-tke respectable class Of society, who pay
their taicrs and take no benefit from bankrupt
laws-an who chiefly patronize Willis and Webb
are bresthless with expectation.
Seriously, howevcr-for, as this sudden, strange,
and almost savage controversy, involves the cha
ractet and peace Of lady, the subject assumes c
most dangerously serious nature-we should like 30
know which Of the two newspaper editorial models
Willis or Webb, Webb or enthusiastically
speaks the truth. The controversy cannot end in
Willis's reply to Webb. The mere personal credi-
bility Of either is about even. Neither, yet, have
published sworn statementsof their mutual charges
against each other, or any evidence to confirm the
fragraacy Of their several personal characters. If
Willis tells the truth in his card, published to-day,
then Webb is worse than an infdel' in dragging
innocent lady before the world, whose name
is not yet known but whose name cannot be hidden
| fer any length Of time We have great admira-
tisn for Willis; but must say that Webb is in q
very awkward predcament. 1t is q Kilkenny bust
ness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

STREET AND HOTEL BEGGARs.-Europe is pour
ing upon us an army Of professional beggars, who
not only th,ong the streets of the great Cities but
with forged certificates Of Distress printed writ
ten, penetrate to the remotest villages In this city
we are overrun with them. They appear in all
shapes, at all times, and in all places and it is
false charity and positive injury to society, to give
aims to them. We have institutions to support the
helpless, and those who are mean enough to beg
should be arrested and sent to the poor house. The
Mayor Of the city ought to take immediate steps to
rid society Of the cloud of imposters continually
gathering around our hotels and in our public
thoroughfares. There is reason why beggar
should be seen in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

eaFe e Asthma cured BY tbs sreat life agent
The daughter q Mr. O. r. Cole - Third near
" Elk years constant cuff from Asthma terrible
character mortal endured She had
iV bottles 81 cough remedies aud snrapara with every
remedy which her friends could hsar her physician
suggcs ard frequently they compelled administer
bali dozen ometics In the night
f.ch'ion sirsngirr After che bad become wasted
skeleton and her parents d0sprra relief
but death he ptfmspert'y cured by bottles of
Htsts Lite Balsatn and IN the enjoyment sound
health GO rnd ber. The liz iIalsam
tain cure for Rheumatism, ScrHfula Kings Evil Ulcers
Ntrcurtal Diseases, Piles. Ftuia. Dyspepsia and al dis
go hoWrg from great mruriy q blood. Principal oiee.
~ bovery ~ ccrts per quart bottle Agent Brooklyn
Yrs. He'F. l5 Fulton street Fer Newark ". j. II.
buf kirk, g2 BROAD street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

goods exhibited in this city will be found ~ the
% Mr. bbotson 2is Pearl street Mr. T. has been
sole the United states che largest
msngfactory y the world, Messrs Jennens BettrlGc
London and BirmnFhnm) Mr. y las full stock If these
goods direct from the mandatory and AZ the msunac
turers prices Wholesale aud retail Ladies and gentlemen
call and this beautiful room, and you will be well repaid
for oar twoVl IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17
From the Boston Daily Evening Traveller.

Tp DyRTep'icaWe would ea tie attention o. those Who
are alstcd with this terrible complaint remedy which,
from tho modest it's merits forward might lie
overlooked by many IL srards great relief and h in al
most every instance certain We nllude the
gnatcd Bitcrs sold ty Ncssrs. RseJ Dates Austin No
70 Merchants Row. Ills ~ not horalded by Of
meaning certificates fro the
few well ehosen Testimonials from members Of Congress- aud
some 81 our first merchants city officers who
cured w It's use and whose familiar every
bnian, are sure evidence q it, efficacy For dyspepsia,
otiity. and wcakness, IL Is most excellent medicine.
NAV be had A. Of the apte, AIRY by A.
H. ID sands. lp Iultoa street; A. u. Seoviil Co.. 36,
and 2 ~ Ring ls2 Broadway j u Coddngton, 33 Hud-
son street and us broadway T. NJ Guion, Bowery
York. and by the Druggists generally United states
nj Canada - - ~ ~"'~@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

Opposite the Astor House. and sell whole.
sale and retail the most beautiful and stylish hats
&c. that lc produced ~. B.-Tma Is the only
ciatisn ~ practical haters in the city. and
razod "a the establishment " In part its proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17

comI xon Those who do out to Leas Oriental
skin Preservr, which acts iiFa Clarm giving the
yellow dark skin beautiful spagent appearance
have freeEles sunburn tn, lis IL mmedi-
stey; also rimTes, salt rheu sny other erupons or
tho skn One trial will - quality Only 81. box.
ard sold only at AI3 BroadU eorser Of Howard