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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

d TN SATURDAY, III iSuhV-0iViC N'iS' w
saw aspecinen of whisky seller lie lookell Ike man
who for years had drank the profits OF his own bar
and whose BRAIN like that of Seer Davis was porous
az a sponge" He lived in Evans aud having been three
DAYS on a visit bust, in Buffalo, was dlscoursng
10 neichbor aer this fashion I'm losing dollars every
day I'm gone that cusscd boy of mine cussed crazy
about cold water when I'm OF darn me If he don't pull
the spco,s out of the whisky barrels and the beer casks
and lie, every drop nun out That church has spa my
boy and I've kept him away from ii for two years
alfa msn comes into the tavern after glass OF LIQUOR
that boy won't wait him. but turns up his nose and
leaves him When | bring him up 10 Buffalo have to
cuss him 10 get him eat meal OF vctuas IN tavern
where thew sell liquor That boys crazy about cold
water hui his old dad knows how 10 deal out the liquor
I've been brought before the Court twenty seven tme
always beat en- and defy the town OF Eyans-its
bold thing 10 dare the Corporation-hut dare en-
want to eel liquor, and darn me II don't lac peopie
saw I'm devil but will sell liquor, Tasi boy lie only
sixteen years OLD and he wants to be lawyer he Is
snch a cussed fool about cold water, III send hum 20
Connectcut 10 be lawyer. I've whipped hun alInos,
10 death 10 make him drink liquor, bat that pesky meet
ing has ruined lin and he won't
Reader the above is literally true, the (oaths beng
omtteD and We doubt not the drunken brute OF fa'her
stared the truth in ard thetreatmeH OF the boy VINO
was 50 cusscd crazy about cold vale. .Ceye Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
idv~rii.~mentl

~ No year since ROoT opened his Gallery
in NeuYork has he offered his pictures for conpettin At
the Far OF the American Institute without receiving me
hehe.t prize which BE- his showcase 81 No 1jj
Brcadwsy. RooTs easy Vt access. Pictures
taken equally well in cloudy stormy weather The
Craven Daguereotypes taken only by Roof Gallery open
day and eyeulng. Admission free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

PWe learn from The OSscego Journal, that
fatal renconter occurred at Brockyile, &. W., few
DAYS since. between posse OF Cnstonhouse othce!s
and two men named Chamberlain and Henry smith,
who had brought over from the American side a load
of goods and were cndesyoring 10 elnle the scra
tiny of the Custom-house officers. The goods were
seized. and upoa resistance being maze the olicers
fred upon the smuggeTo with revolver. shoot ng smith
through the body and killing him on the spot. Cham
berlan was slso wounded The deceased was employed
by the latter. who Is merchant al htey 10 nrig over
the goods lie the and chief support OF WIDOW
lady who has lo.t her husband and two chiren WITHIN
short period.
~ We find in the Rochester papers men
ton of the death al his residence in the town OF Steu
ben Oneida Co. of Capt Simeon Fuller at the advanced
age Of 81 years. He died about O'Clock inursuay
evening Dec T. after an illness OF about tour weeAs;
Capt Fuller OF the nrst settlers OF inc 'owh
steuben and one of the most respectable men OF the
county The first and the last public acts Of Capt
Fuller in the service OF his country The mrs. IN
the Revolutionary at the early age o; 10 years ana
the last at the polls at the advanced age oi9
~ TIE Eransriile Qnd) Journal tells the
hardest story OF invention, which we have seen
II says somebody in that neigbborhood has been en-
aged during the last two years pertecting an insu
ncn to enate the sight 10 penetrate through ae naan
dy and has already brought the WORK to APPOINT thsi
guarantees him ultimate success Flesh viewed through
,ms telescope Is rendered transparent ns glass ana mas
spink tinge lie turned his mind 10 this project nne
esn years ego. since which time he has gwen almost
constant thought
" A large number Of those celebrated mus.
kse Of Geo, Laws il 10 said, came up the rive! ana
used through tits city their way to Troya day or
40 snce They ere also said to have been conslgned
machnist IN Troy, who has contract to nf up
exn with percussion locks, in place OF the oldiasu'
~aed sin ones. This LOOKS like bringing these engines
wae,ih into active service. The proprictor OF them
nave some information Of the designs OF that army
~ va was seen marching and countermarching In me
ssowu In Sullivan County We shall see what we
s&see Albany Atlas, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
" "CAP SHEAF," BY LEWIS MYRTLE. 4

~ "CAP SHEAF," by LEWIS MYRTLE. A
collection Of sketches and stories by Of the new
school of sen'imentats who pringing up in every
quarter since the brilliant successes of Tx Marvel
Several Of the pieces in this volume resemble the
"Reyer;es of Bachelor" as Newark cider resembles
champagne. They sparkling, racy, and may bring
tears 10 the eycs but still they smack only jsst SO
much of the original remind you Of its superior
quality. Q2mo., pp 3l3. Reddeld)
~ " PoIIrIcs FOR AMERICAN CHRIS
TIANs." Another work by the author Of New Themes
for the Protestant Clergy Among the topics which il
discusses are The Rewards of Labor" Public Edu.
CATION" Elections" The Moral Position of our Ma.
tiona Legslaiure" and others The writer paints the
condition Of American morals in dark colors and ad.
ministers wholesome reproof to Phsrsees In Church
and State (svo. PIP l3i. Lippincott, Grarnbo & Coz
w "CnRrsrMAs Books" by CmAs. DICK
Ems. including "a Christmas Carol THE Chimes"
"Tbe Cricket ON the Hearth" "The Battle Of Life"
ard "IHc Haunted Man" are published by Harper g.
Brothers.
LITTLE Lessons FOR LITTLE LEARN
Frs" "MAmMAs Belle STORIES" VERY LITTLE
TALES" among the excellent Juvenile works issued
by Robert Carter & Brothers These intended for
the youngest children, who have begun to read.
tY"MY NOVEL," by BULwRR Part l. is
Issued in Harper & Brothers Library of Select
Novels"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
SrrA1Iyc A HoRsE.-Oficers Newbury and

Marsh of the Nineteenth Ward yesterday arrested two
men named Martin Ryre and Adam Greenwood charged
with stealing valuable horse belonging 10 Mr. Hugh Don
ohue Tie accused detected IN the act Of dposog
Of the animal the horse market They were taken before
Justice McGrath or examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
J. Oe!aioars, formerly Lynch Ci1rksl 81 Wa.fst.
1882. IAN. Noon SPIN SPIN.
Dec. l6...............32 10 AZ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

EXTENSION OF SrREErs.-We have hereto
lore noticed the projected extension OF the Bowery
a direct line to Fr,nklin-squAre. Such movem'H.
would diver, much of the trade from the lower par. "a
Broadway. and materially improve the property on ~.
Fou,th and Second Wards. We learn that me pm
favored by many Of those owners who wouia 'e ~
moe, heavily assessed in case Il Is carried our
The widening and extension of Waher-I 70 =.
Broadway is also urged and strong efforts VIII DC '"'
TO carry il out ,iv.
The extension Of Canal-st-An old and expen~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

D'"My NOVEL" by BULwER. Part 1. is
Issued in Harper Brothers Library of Select
Novels"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
FATAL AccrprSr-An inquest was yester-

FATAL ACCIDENT.-An inquest WIs ytSItT-
dav he'd BY Coroner Ives the Firs Ward Police Station
npon the body Of a coored named Lewis Blacks,n
native OF Virginia S0yesrs of who instantly killed.
Yesterday morning. while board the propeller Mid
desex lyns Peck slip The deceased It appears al the
TIM Of the accident engagedn hosting bale of sheet
lead weighing 500 pounds the hold of the vessel when
portion OF the machinery way and the OF lead
tell uTon him. crushing mis- body IN dreadful manner
verdict of accidental death rendered by the Jury The
deceascd resided at No. 40 MsnOnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

To-day the balance OF the Works consisting oil ann.
ine., Sculpture Engrsvings &c, will be disposed o.
the sale 10 be resumed at II o'clock NJ at The rooa
of the Art Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

Board OF EpucATIos. -Stated Meefsng, Dec;
nDp,r..,' Emaus c. Benedict. E.q- President and
Commuonen Backbzrn, Stuart Savage, ponnsiA NJ
Ton. Mseks T. Z. Smith, vute, MURPHY Beek4an; zen
peI.n,ssr Cary Ransom HibSsr., c. H. snsrh- Ada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

The RECENT ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM
RAILROAD edward Morrison. one of the persons who
were injured few evenings since on the Harlem Raul.
read near Fi.th-st, by train OF cars, which hurled
him OIL the track died yesterday AZ the NewYork Hos
pital in consequence of the injuries received The ac
cdcnt is uppo ed to have been caused by the careless
ness the part Of the swchtender who, instead of
changing the switch thar the train would take the
main track changed IL that il passed upon a side
track where the deceas ell and bis companions at
work There three besides the deceased who
injured at the time. An inquest will be held upon
the body to-day. at which time the OF the occur
renee VIII be Investigated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
AnRrsr-On Tuesday night last. the keeper

Of sTogg,ry Moniss got intoxicated ON lager bier.
throw tumbeT ct his wifcs head and marched into the
street with drawn sword making threats. The watch
rsst him the sgaon OF the Mavor and brought him
before the Recorder who disposed OF him according to law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
PoLrcK.-John Johnson, who was arrested on

Tuesday last suspicion OF stealing and who
committed tor further examination brought before the
Recorder and confronted the party who claims the property
stolen johnson accordingly fined $50 aud IA dsaut
of payment committed 90 the County Jail, 90 stand
until the fine Is paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

proect-seems to be stn kopeessly en,sngIei in the
Law.
lie widening and extension Of Antonys, to Chat
hansquare urged by parties who desire to improve
property and morals in the Five Points
In Connection with these il il proposed to raise the
grade Of fearl, Anthony Leonard Franklin Cross. Or
snse' Mulberry and ChsttaIn sts so q TO I'll up the
oweetpor'ions ten or twelve feet portion OF Orange
at hss already been raised and the work ahoalJ not
hsve been stopped
The widening Of Churcb-s, twenty-five feet on the
west tide is sgnin ays,ed but definite progress has
been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

inPIovEMEST ~ CHArHAn-srREEr.-We
learn that the owners Of property in chashsmst arc
atoui asking permission to al up the street at its low
est poins between Oliver and Duanests Thi. is Ger
tainy very desirable improvement II level street
can be made between the City Hall and tho Bowery
and East Broadway, it will enhance the value of prop
erty In Chahamst. Immediately besides being great
public benefit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

certain the of rheumatism water Is 20
quench thirst matter how long the has existed IL
Mr. snyder 2 Gold Brooklyn after he had
been cripple 10 years His bones and joints drawn
out Of place and shape and he had fortune rene
dies and with physicians The Balsam is equally certain 70
scrofula, kings evil the foues old ulcers mcrcura
diseases neuralgia, &c. &C. 1t cured Mr.. T. b. Holly 10
street. ulcer after months in
the New York Hospital and was then given by tho able
physicians in that institution incurable. Three bottles
elected perfect Hundreds equally stubborn
have published in the Herald Sun and other papers
which be the Of proprie
tor I43 owery rs cents for large bottles; six for ST.
Depot 6 Grand street. sixth house east
Of Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

an shayng should employ Rores AmoIe, shaving
pound invented and sold by him at ~ Washington street
boston furnishes lather which does not dry
those from alkaline soaps Iaso smoohs the surface Of
the skin promotes healthy action Of the pores Those
who use complain of chapping or soreness after
shaving All young ginning 70 shave should use IT, solo
wholesale and retail Ivy Sands i Fulton street. hushto
Clark a. Co.. 273 and Rice smith, III Broadway Cary &
Co.. 245 Pearl and by tho druggists aud periuners
thrnnqhout the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

1farch.--It would be about the same
Ahing gliding re6ncd gold and painting the lily as to
Spui tho celebrated hURCU Of No. go Third
avenue Like the Southern aud Western stump orators
they speak for themseves In few years Mr.. MURCH
has risen from poor apprence boy TO the proud position
study has been TO improve 1.-The Hat and emhe
sh head, aud all who GAIL him will speedily realize
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
II You Pride Yo

m You Pride Yourself In AppcarfnQ Well,
car advice TO ono Of FIR EhANs best Hats. Be-
sides IL b TO buy from him for 81 70 will buy you
saved by ufaoturng his Hats throughout from tho
etera1 which enables him TO produce superior Hat ut
ii Mmes manufactures Beaver Felt Hats IN all their
aeNss also, ohidrens fancy Beaver Hats which surpas
variety qu Atty any In the city. Call and
FREEMAN, Manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Exanaine tho Fall style Of Hats, introdu need
M p. David They srs pronounced the most beautiful
ortiele should give W. r DAVID call ~ No. vi BROAD
1sy, second depr frsu Rpans ptysti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
DANUlN(s ACADEMIES.


| A DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. -
"a. Broadway 1ss. TO Grace Church viii sPen fog she
Isaae. g. ~ f9r CHILDREN and AZ fsr Gsnss.sS rss
ps e ara "a & ra Ss :S
% he men 81 ho glasses for This Having removed
san aSw saS she psp The no:s sss.S
%'rs s%sss 4;
ton 10 MAKE THIS what such establishment should be-
place Tor msas and physical connected wfs
teular to make everything to the good dspors
under my charge The s sso NIX ?: r:sSS
an sne saS y.Sy much sse IN greatly .s'.t, @
pupils But as too much space WOULD be taken dssohln
nishng Of the method It's advantages.
All the danss; Of the e., aSa E
The Academy 10 remarkably fortunate. N being .eessbla
there as ny i less aS rssn lines which pas "a
of the .rs . tn ss q
East broadway Madison street and that DE-
part equal facilities with the other portions.
HANGING ACADEMY, iloGKAND STREET, FOURTH
Jdoor from Broadway. Esmsralds. Esmsralds!ii New
with great win y .spsh, By him sv.ry asy s.9
i sesiy 81 fas in tho dance Of tho saloon
DANCING ACADEMY : srGNoR A. aAERARpr,
assisted By Madame Ghsrnrei rspestuily hogs 70 ia
m n % Ss sa S
saturday os ieth Days sutton Tor young .ss
sssssss sssa @
and aeadmes All addressed to 81 Broad
way Will be promptly attended to- Sorees given 10 usual
DANCING ACADEMY, AT 1917 AND 1919 WALKER
- street-H, hEfEN respectfully informs hts friends
day. SSe p sa sssay
1erms made known the academy the days.
his residence OIL Houston street Two blocks from Broadway
DANCING ACADEMY AT TUE SHAKESPEARE no.
~ tel H2 william street III. MEi EN- Informs his friends
and the public that no will reopen his school Tuesday
made known At the above application TO Mrs
H., 81 Houston street. daily, till ono o'clock
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME II. GA
vell respectfully state that prepared
tenn of oathens that will promote the active healthy,
graceful yscaI structure The
exercises taught highly interesting and dvosed Of the
monotony generally attending studes and they de-
Byned to give to students elasticity and perfect
Of motion their general bearing These exercises da
connected with dancing will be found extremely advan
agous to those who dosr 20 praete activity tho cake
its beneficial results health and grace The
,essons will DO given In csssss private residences al
uohoole, or nj H. Wois Sisters Aoadsmy $50 Broadway
HENRY WELLS AND his oisTERs (AADAMR III.
QiSveilis) Academy for Dancing o53 Broadway, wiN
tho LIST vi October Their method OF to9ohng has
In the dances Ia mode, and In paror dancing shrougk
all ts the exercises for developing tho
young scholars found highly bcnofoia Tho
Of acquiring style Of motion in
planned, and thoroughly taught To properly in walk
ing In order 10 obtain pleasing graceful meia forms
part pupil dgnhsa deportmept Enquire
further NJ the Academy.
M EsSRS. BURNTON'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO 6Q0
1vA Broadway will Oct ,ber 5thPrvate evening
afternoon classes forming for ladies' gentlemen and
children Instruction In the fashionable dances Of the
apply at 4 Bowery bookstore Location the
nient Of any in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
HATS AND CAfsSs

HATS CAFE AND sTRAw GOoDs.-SrARR, SON q
II Co., (iAte MAltby and Starr,) lH Water street,
Of ED desis In Hass Cape
suitable for Scrtheru, Western CITY, saa oountry ads
AIS ssts~ss - sAsA ~ sns ssysH 80 ssstsy ssAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

wigs and TOupees.-Citixens And Strangers
informed that the largest and best Of WISE
a Wigs Toupccs brAids Long HAIR 30 found
u the mandatory Of hEDHUKST HEARD, ~ Maiden
Ane. Also " ~ bad aspys cufe fpy pAnAgy6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
The Women Of Greece and Troy, who

veiny co give permanent color to gray hair
with the Of plants would have hailed
che of such aprcparaton ms Crtaderos Liquid mar
directly from Venus. Even in tins age ~
Glands wonder among the toilet articles Of the day In
its work IL done, and eyesr eken softne
perfectly natural brown black hue, TO red
gray SANDY hair Applied and sold, wholesale and re-
4a mt CRI STA DOROS Wig and Scalp Establishment NO.
euse Private for applying the dye, aud nj
Ainuo nm wis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Fall FashiOn now Ready.-EIegant finished
ne uoleskn silk Hats ut the unusual pxioa three
alars Also large sssortment Of mems boys
Caps, IN their variety. JACOB BANTA, 264 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

The suns heavenly light pictures the planets by night
And with the shadows Of earth q. midnight and noon
He PIC lures the dayelouds splendent and bright
with the rainbow he ene.c!:s sns u,=n IN snu n,oE
And a.. IA .as s,as res. inhabt above below,
Are pctured by HOLMES and the suns vivid glow,
At his Daguerreatype Rooms, No $50 Broadway, where
everybody are respectfully invited to visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

HOuthern and WesterN TncnchnntS WOulM ciS
we'll to purchase Mrs Jervs Cold Candy article Of
doubted good reputation for coughs cods and ether pol
monery oompapsa Th article tosod and certified 10 81
the Of the country La cold nj The principal esc
866 Broadway, by Mrs. w. JkKvIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Extraordinary enthusiasm, wonderful
uranimty great excitement, and tremendous majority In
favor Of HILLS inimitably hesutifu styles and skfui
&c pipoa tre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

noyetes boche inkstands stationery newspapers
Nervous Antiaots Palmsrstons Remedy for cruia and
variety fancy articles, At .he Literary Depot No 5
init
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

The Eye and Ear.--Or. Luteners Infirma-
ry the exclusive treatment of diseases Of the Ego and
Gar e open daily except sandsys from A. ~ until =
precedented Deafness discharged and noises 10 tho oai
cured without rick PAIN short, weak and imperfect SIGHT
restored All letters must be prepaid and contain tho Sas
of4l To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
All Good Housewives VIII retoi

and gory the of Dnrkee after they have given hi
paking Powders fair trial The powders obviae all tn
upon the search for during such
weather as we had for the prst month two TIL
powders all they claimed to be have tried them
Racine Advocate. Sold by nearly all the and
druggists Principal Office lSg alter street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

DIR. Powell, Oculist and Atarist, ae Sosee ms
attention as usual diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from
10 o'clock daily at his residence, 6Os Broadw,y pf
Powells Treatise the Eye can he procured * M
Office. Artificial Eyes, which DO inserted wthou
pain and will move and iook like the natural eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

pd A q clumsy surgeon. good
OF cutting garments as well as cutting
aesh Look before leap. If want set Of shirts
each Of which Ia TO at TO nicely 80 TO GREEN .
No. Astor House. No mistakes are made there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

BILLY R0yxlegs, and his suite Of Seminole
Indians at Meaderothers These celebrated Florida
added - valuable collection yesterday and
may be with l0 other celebrities in celebrated
aAeries, 233 Broadway, next the American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
why Should a Nan be Poorly Dressed,

vhsn 81 will buy good vest, 81 handsome pair Of
pants IS stylish overcoat at the we'll known Empire
3lsthiur Warehouse, 100 and l22 Fulton street.
SMITH, DRUAG0LD, PR0CH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

fall style Of hat pronounced autiess In structure mat
rial htnees and economy 81 Is the price aud the time
lives in OF readers when such IN article
could purchased for $40 Remember this and pa
tronze KNOX the peoples halter Me- rs Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
Menlio ths Grent Hnttcr, corner OF Br0ad.

way and Canal street, probably displays more real
taste in getting his hats than any other similar o.
tablshment this city. lie has peculiar OF shaPng
the that It becomes the face Of the woarer HIS
French a.siner any hat yet in the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

AS Pearl street prepared to exhibit their fan
stves comprising complete and desirable assortment o.
rich Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Ingram Car
petings; also choice assortment Of oil other goods per
tanning the trade all OF which shey axe oHerng nt
xioa NJ oh com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

--ooNryNNreo~~ov~~>(~~>>
IRENCH MILLINERY EMPokIUM.-MRS w.
IL OPENHyME, formerly Miss NJ. Trisdorfcr 23fa
tate ~ Division street. returns her sincere thanks TO
her friends and tho public in general for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon and takea
day the 9Th inst with surprisingly beautiful stock Of
Fall Millinery, which, richness elegance, taste,
and STYLE Is by any eimar establishment
this city All we solicit calf at IN ate I'M Division
street.
NEW PARIS CLOAK AND MANTILLA MART.-THE
IN subscriber who has returned from Paris respect
fully to the LADIES' New York and ystcr that
his named goods which
every novelty winter costume, will take place
next Wednesday, the 18th OF September. JOSEPH No.
GU EFT within ST. Thomas Church,
Of Houston street NJ Bpease copy the address
ID ICU AND ELEGANT CLOAK3 AND MANTILLAS
II found at Is Canal street NJ BELL has now
his and elegant STOCK Of Fall Cloaks which
will BIO found to contain every novelty Of the season
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Watts, Nervous Antldoto you can

Watts' Nervous Antidoto you can nuy
genuine nearly druggist In the city Every eoose
what you cry Il for the will DO returned - does no
good. By PYNE, IL Ann street or "A GrOcnwi0n roo'
C1irehuRh's Wigs and Toupees.-'Ihe Sreas
lately In the method OF httnf she head
we'll their general construction have rendered snse
1toes the only perfect heads Of hair In the world
stairs