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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-05
ORDER CAPITALIZATION.

In the Saline Circuit Court, .Nov. Term, 1852.
D. R. Parsons Admr. de bonus non of Estate Of
John A. Hix, deceased.
Against:
Thomas II. NATURALIZATION and attachment.
NTOW at this day comes the said Plaintiff by his
~ Attorney, and il appearing TO the Court, by
the return of the Sheriff. that the aforesaid De-
PENDANT, Thomas H. Landlord cannot be found, and
the Court being satisfied that process cannot be
served upon said DEPENDENT, it is ordered that
the said Thomas II. Landlord be notified, that suit,
BY petition and attachment has been commenced
against him in the Saline Circuit Court the object
of which is to recover the amount OF certain note
due and payable by Defendant to Plaintiff as Ad-
ministrator as aforesaid and by virtue of writ Of
attachment his real estate has been levied upon to
satisfy the same; and that unless he appears at he
next term of this Court, which commences and
will be held in the Court House in the town of Mar
shall, Saline county, Mo on the third day of May
1852, ard on or before the third day thereof and
answer or otherwise defend said Plaintiffs petition,
the same will be taken as confessed by him, and
Judgment given accordingly.
A true copy. ATTEST:
1..
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SELLING OUT ATC0ST.
&c. TrufitL & Co.

ARE now selling out their entire stock Of God
AT COST,
with a view TO closing the business by lst March.
This stock as the community well knows. is all
new and worthy Of their attention. The attention
of the Merchants and others is particularly called
to our stock Of Blankets, ShaWls, Dress Goods
SC. Lots of Trimmings. Gloves, Hosiery and
fancy articles for the Ladies.
January 8, If
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Final Settlement.

NTOTICEi is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the February Term, 4th Mon,
ay, of the Randolph County Court, for fina
settlement of his administration on the estate Of
Andrew Sears, deceased.
= January l5--4w.
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Togobt. Hanna and Harvey Hanna

TAKE NOTICE that on the first Monday in
L April 1852, petition will be presented to
the County Court OF Howard county, Missouri
praying partition of the slaves of the Estate OF
James Hanna, deceased. -.--
VIM. B. HANNA.
January s lS52-Sw
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the February Term, Gath Mon.
day. 1852, of the Randolph County Court, for q
final settlement of his administration on the estate Of
G. .. Shelton, deceased
Jan 22-lS52--4w JOS. TURNER, EXT.
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GROCERIES! GRoCETIEs,

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
TNHE undersigned would call the attention
L OF the Public to his large stock of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on such terms as will enable him 10 COM
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South East or West nm ar
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
100 Bb's; Gin, double rectfed. whiskey,
10 Bbls Old Bourbon
Rye
10 Cks. otard Dupey & Segnette 4th prf Brandy
30 Kegs, American Brandy.
10 Bbls. New York Brandy. w;ne Rum c;,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
20 Bbls. st. Louis Sugar House Molasses
10 Plantation Moasses,
~ r." Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugar,
20 Bags Cotton Yarn No. 5, to -,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails.
January 10, 1882. J. s. THOMSON,
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NOTICE.

NUEEtE.
VNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
l. w. F. Dunnica and S. C. Hutcheson, under
the firm of Dunaica ! HutchrsOn, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The firm will be clos ed
by w. +. Dunnica, who is fully authorized 10 adj.
Just and settle the same.
W T. DUNNJCA.
sc. HUTCHINSON,
Glasgow, Jan 10, 1S52-i7-2m
MY former partner Mr.. S. C. Hutcheson
WI having associated himself in the Dry Good,
business with X. l.. Barton, under the firm of Bar
ton 4 Hutchinson, | take pleasure in speaking Q
years been associated with one of the partners. and
Intimately acquainted with the other, cheerful,
recommend them TO the public as fully worthy q
confidence and universal patronage.
Glasgow, Jsn le-2n T. DUNNICA,
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A T the appropriate season for acknowledging
n past favors, we respectfully invite the attention
OF the commun.tyto our
Extensive Arrangements
for the year 1852, upon which we enter with good
supply Of seasonablp Goods, considerable portion
of which came to hand late, making our stock I'M
usually good for this time of year.
One of the firm will spend part Of the early spring
months in the Eastern cities, and customers may
rely on finding at all seasons full and hqndsoqt
Siork o. Go1ts in c"sry department, AT THE
LOWEST CASH PRICES IN ALL CASES
for with unsurpassed facilities for conducting bust
ness advantageously, we will continue TO do our
part in making Fayete point of attraction to pur'
chasers in the surrounding country, and will not b
undersold here or elsewhere.
n5Y1 Terms Cash, or such reasonable credits a:
we may agree on with punctual customers.
BOOM TqLBOTS SNIT.
Fayette, Jan 8, 1852
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DIR. III. WALKER,
To FARMERS
Final Settlement,

flCdl cSllSNlenG.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the February term of the Ran
dolph County Court, Oath Monday,) for final
settlement of his administration on the estate Of
Barbara Sconce, deceased.
Jan 10. lS52-iw-- C. WISDOM. EX'r
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

January %, lS52-Sw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

At Albany, Nov 4, by ths Rev Dr.. Van veehten, j. B.
BoENy to MARoAREr RuroN, both Of this city.
On Tuesday, Nov. 9, by the Rev. Mr.. Thomson, PErER
KMo, Of Scotland, to Miss MARY ANN REpPATH, only
daughter Of Mr.. james Redpsth, OF this city
On wednesday, Nov. 8, ct st. Andrews Church. Rich
mond by Rev. David Moore. Mr.. JOHN II. GARRETsoN to
Miss ELIZABETH MUSDY all Of Staten Island.
In Brooklyn, ON Thursday evening" Nov T. by the Rev.
Mr.. Fox, FREDERICK WEDEKINp to HARRIET WHITE,
eldest daughter OF lsaac White, Esq all Of Brooklyn
bridgeport, Conn papers please copy.
In Trinity Church, Philadelphia on Tuesday morning,
Nov by the Rev. John Coleman, JOSEPH w. CURaIER,
OF this city to SUSAN ELIZABETH daughter Of the late
Thomas II. Young, Esq Of this city.
On Tuesday, Nov 9, by the Rev. B. Evans, srLAs 9.
EVANS to JOSEPHINE EVANS all Of this city May their
path through life b even and be rendered still smoother
by the plurality Of numbers
On Wednesday, Nov. TO- ct st. Pauls Church, by the
Rev DR. Hoyt DAVID NICHOLS, of the nrm Of Whitlock
Nichols Co., to CAROLINE BLAKEMAN daughter Of
the late J. b. Brakeman, all Of this city.
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Died.

On Wednesday, Nov 10, Of consumption HENRY NJ.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this morning at half past eight
o'clock from his late residence No "a East Broadway
His remains will be taken to Purchase for intermant
Plains
On Wednesday morning NOV; TO- OF congestion OF the
lungs, OLIVER JOHNSTON, aged 10 years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his fa
afternoon at two O'Clock His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for inteIment
At East Brooklyn. Monday afternoon, Nov of
line s. Johnston in the sixth year of her age
On Thursday, Nov IL, after short but illness,
of consumption, in the 40th year Of his age, JAMES
Mediums, native of Ireland County Tyrone and parish
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his bro
there nlaw, Owen Mcclure and Patrick Nc Greece
respectfully invited to attend his funeral az
ternoon at o'clock from his late residence No III
Hester street, corner of Mott street
On Thursday. Nov, IL, Mrs. MARY DAVIS wife of the
late Matthew Davis in the 7sd year of her age
D. and VIM. D. Greene, invited to attend her funeral
TO after at three o'clock from the residence
Of her son Mathew Greene No. All Fourth avenue,
On Thursday Nov IL, Of Group JOHN HENRY, youngest
son Of Susan and John A. Phillips.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from No Al North Sixth
street, TO- morrow afternoon at one o'clock.
On Thursday, Nov II, Of consumption Mr. Robert II.
HAMILTON, In the 9th year Of his age
His friends relatives also his brothers. John and
Thomas respectfully invited to attend his funeral
On Thursday. Nov IL. JACOB w FNcK, aged months
and days, son OF Jacob and Sophia Finck.
The nds and acquaintances of the family particu-
larry requested to attend his funeral morrow after
noon, at one o'clock without further invitation from the
residence of his parents OF twenty first street and
Third avenue His remains will be taken to the Luthe-
ran Cemetery.
On Thursday morning Nov II. WILLIAM SHAW, iafant
son of VIM, B. and Elizabeth Carpenter
The friends and relatives the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his father
Bank street this afternoon at two O'Clock without fur
Their invitation
On Wednesday Nov TO- JOSEPH Henry, infant son of
W +. and Rose R. Winoughby, aged years, months
and % days "
The relatives and friends of M family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service at the residence
his parents this evening at o'clock at No 70 Ho
ratio street without further invitation The remains will
be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery for nerment to
morning.
On Wednesday evening Nov 10, Of bronchitis, JOHN j.
Hurley, in the Goth year of his age
His friends and acquaintences respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
No 202 Union avenue, Williamsburg,
Baltimore papers please COPY.
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YAney Txlmmlngs.-A Complete Assoro.
as s:lesn: and sk bindings jst ssd bug: smps and
By ALFRID PLuNKlTT. Importer. No. Dey street, up
stairs, near Broadway.
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OBsEQUIEs OF MIR. WEBSTER.

SPECIAL NOTICE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
the Common Cosnci having that obsequies
The Of lss shall ss a.
g. sss sb tRs the
0rders societies and citizens Of New York and who
sns Of Sfas s cities a s a4
City and also Of the adjoining towns and
nsns 70 On % be to %
room No City Hall in order ths. the necessary
Received That banner bearing political devices
soriptions, shall he admitted in the procession.
The military Fire Department and eivs societies who
viii Covered WITH if sent to ' the sV City
ns a on or before saturday, ~ 18th inst
Aldermen ,n'
Sbraham Moore. He is; n sI' Wells,
John Boyce, Edwin Bouton,
Reid Il Compton fres jonathan Frcste pres
n U. A-oBsEQUIEs OF DANIEL WEBSTER
& BS nc and raj capser, Of
Common Council and our feiiowosnens soaeesIy il tas
Of suitable to the memory Of that
Daniel webster the who for ors years has dovoti
@ e hs If or
constitution and the perptuty Of happy ccnfedec
viii Ss 5 .sd
SSssSss tp s
u o'clock at noon precisely at which time the line will be
Il ns ai 5S:sSs tic
Each Chapter requested to appoint three gener. aids
for the cavnlcade Special aid r. Lucky, will the
cavalcade six abreast, and report to Major Bowen.
Special aids will the white (Marshas) scarf
the right shoulder and tho members regaia the
waist stars in front. They will carry batons
General aids will the red (Sachom scarf the
shoulder and the members regalia around the waist.
All will appear mounted with the o. u A. saddle CLOTH
In black and pantaloo the tnental
trimmed with black black gloves Grape the left
Crarc for banners may be obtained without cost Mr.
Stephen Merritt undertaken No. 49 avenue
VIM. W. Osborn, No. 27S Grand street.
TH0S. r. WHITNEY, Grand Marshal.
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Vursy Furs! Furs !-RaMerty u Lcask
vaAs TO let their friends land the public all their
know that they have hand the richest assors
with care and the taste for which they are pro-
verbal and that other house offer the same induce
snt to the they Their brill ant sue
ccs since the opening Of their store
that their efforts appreciated and leads them 80 nope
that the ladies will show them the favor IN the ur
hps that the gents have in the hat line BY the wy tney
believe in w6mens rights. Their stores are 81 hatham
street. opposite Chambers and corner OF Chatnam ana
Pearl streets,
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LAUNCIIING.

7 .AuNCH OF THE CLIPPER SHIP JACOB BILL
This vessel will Do launched from the yard Of the late
Jacob Dell this morning at 81 o'clock She Is intended for
the Cal ofnia trade and will be ready for shortly
her dimensions foil Jws, viz Length 2Ol fest
breadth of beam feet and pth of hold AZ feet making
sboyt l45o tons burder; She was commenced s sr sci
Tor his account and at the time OF his death VS. IN
frame She has been finished by his stst and very pro-
perly named for him. VIM. Platt sons o. rhlAael
list Of their magnificent clipper yiz-Wh,ss Tgsas
Wiz and Messenger sill Of which were out ~ n hei
She will be by Captain kiham, formerly Of Abe
ship Valparaiso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Crist0d0ro's Hair Prescrvativs and Beau
tAer. for CLOSING identifying stronghold and repr,
ducing the hair where II has be thin, sopping
from coming out as well as i@r.rtng besutifu ustro
sRd 6isr osi'g the hsr To curl Manufactured
CRISTADORO. @ Aetor Houke.
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gtrp requiring hair of descrp
should fail TO call and examine tho beautiful assortment
~ tLc et LIBERATED wig factory Of MEDHURST HEARD,
Maiden lane Ac TO be had, the bert hair dye 10 tho
world. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

IJoNIroN, BRUSSELS, AND vALHNcnNNEs LACE
liars berthss and ooidures,
Point Brusses Honiton, Limerick and valsnoisnnss oil
every width; black thread lace veils ssar and shawlS
pojnted coIlars hAndkcrchief &C., iusI
ceyee, at PETER ROBEkTS, To Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

The Public at Large II Hereby Notified,
that there Ia nothing as yet, discovered equal ia
Crsadoros Liquid Hair Dye The tran condant merits of
this article firmly established the tnts IL
unfading natural Maruaotursd sold and
fis private roems) by CRIsTAD 0Ro, Ast,r House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

List of city agents ;Rushton T. Clark; M. IL
Whistler, No Maiden lnne Hill L. Colby 522 Broadway
n "a smith XII n j. Codanssen 7 Henry Dsmares
Cooper q Iosrs s2ex Bow, ryj s: Freeman $50 Grand
ssrssG Boyce Smith 1875 Canal streets Prior 3 Eighth
avenue; A. b. d. Sands, 100 Fulton streets Charles Ring
l1 Broadway; VIM. Lowe 40 GreenwicR street; G. IT,
Hsdden Co, S5 Hudson street. above AGENTS ara
daily selling Loyets Wahpene with great success and no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

LadIeB CIfCuIHr CIOth.-Just reCefVed, IOO
pieces Of CLOTH Of various coor suitable for ladies' crcu.
lars This lot having been purchased very low be fur
nhed patterns less than the market price at the Empire
Clothing Warehouse, 10 and 122 Fulton street.
SMITH, DRUMG0LD PR0CH.
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4 MantilIa Makers and

To Ladies' Cloak and mantilla makers ana
Dresemak ers-One Of Singers sewing machines, with
angle operator will accomplish the work Of ten parsons
and do the work handsomer than II pos
sble by hand Call and examine specimens of the
Of any charge at the office 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

D0dw0rth Music Store, No. 1873 Broad
wa.-Amercan and Foreign music, for the voice, piano.
With instruments, military concert orchestral music
the Cornet band and CHARLES L. LAZARUS Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Ladies', for the Fall and Winter Season,
ysu find at MILLERS in Canal street. cloth button
beots with ohamos Innings gaitsr boots buskns ties white
and black satin sppe with all the various kinds suitable
sor ladies' is;ea and children For boys have patent
raAted and for sale at low prices Mt Mlers 1 Canal
street n Bndia rubber boots and shoes Wholesale and
akat1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

0Ouraud's Liquid Hair Dyo Ii, without sx-
oepAon reservation, the beat invented
e paned dyes Equally celebrated s Gourauds hedioa.ed
&c. poudre Subtitle uproots hair part the
BODY. Liqui Rouge Lily White and hair Gloss, At 81
walker street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

DROrESSOR D. YATES AND II. MEsTAYER-DANC-
ing Academy ashington Hall Of Hester sbreet
es from till p for gentlemen and masters 70 ID
r. NJ Also at Chelsea Manor Hous of Ninth
and fifth street. Mondays Thursdays and saturdays
for ladies and misses from till r. Nj for gentlemen and
masters, from 7 to 10 M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Hair Dye.-Batcheiors Celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye Is the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
Vhiskers The IL 10 applied Tho wonderful and
ssrtsnty with which this faore and old Hair
Dye performs astonishing 1t is for SALE applied ~
1ATCHELoR'S Wig Factory, No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Zine Cutlsry.-Thc Subscriber's Assortment
e pan pocket and pGrtsmens knives embraces all shs
making the richest display Of the kind In tina
ely. SAuNDERS, No. Aston House, and 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

TT SCHOOL AGENCY-PY E. H. WILCOX, NO
mens by the best Institutions families teachers and
irons at cent in advance year which
the equred secured by atanseras
check. Personal application most successful.
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Dr.. KeiIingsr's Universal Magic Remedy,

for external and internal manner Of aohes
pains sores, cuts bruises all spssmodc and nervous
troubles 1t suits the and the toilet Young and
old delighted with its agreeable and durable qualities
II the only family remedy that has been able TO please
Sold in bottles at g. to S. each The S. hold six Of tho 49,
sse, and they the cheapest 1t fails cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Read, Hope, ana Llvc.--JOhn Eaton,
living at tho of Main and Water Streets
OF large frame and 40 yea age before visiting office,
applied to Drs Mott and Park Surgeon Hail. Crosby
street the former gentleman telling him, after sula
ton, that his disease pulmonary and far gone for
against hope for favorable result he began tskng
angs Naphha Syrup, and has at this writing taken FIVE
bottles From state Of complete emaciaton and
quent corresponding debility he is fast
himself feeling quite gets his sleep
quietly every night and eats with appetite and without
s we'll worthy in proof Of the speci virtues of the
remedy used viz DR. Hastings compound syrup Naphtha
@. v. CLICKENER Il Co Ne. 81 Barclay street, New
York the general agents for Dr. Hastings America
whom all should be addressed Sold by
Mrs. Hayes, 175 Fulton street,
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's New Style
Of wigs the most perfect imitation Of Ma
ture yet invented Thoso wanting article
should call BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and
esrtment in the city. Copy the address.
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made by Dr. Tobias wonderful Venetian Eminent, be
seen ut the depot No 2o Greenwich street. II it fails in
curing cough, sickness chronic rheumatism,
throat collie cuts burns old pains in t limbs
and Group the money will be returned. Price and
% oonts.
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Portable Dressing CaSes.-These Articles
claim the attention Of travellers their
and utility which renders them
nsnS companions to all whose busnoes pleasure CALI
tssm from home SAUNDERS, No, Astor House, and SS
HroaAWAy.
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psWolf.'s Celebrated schledam Gin, called

Aromatic Schiedam ScbnaprsNo other Holland GIN of
equal purity Of reooaion be obtained either in the
American or foreign market any price It manpfac-
land by peculiar 70 It's factory 1t is avor
3D. not by the harsh berry but the choice bo
tancal variety of berry
more vnous extract distilled and reotided with its spirit
solvent and thus becomes concentrated tncture of
exquisite flavor and altogether trancedent in lis
cordial properties TO Holland gin heretofore known
For sale by the principal in the United States
and at % Beaver street. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer.
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TJNo pRUGGIsTs.-WANTED. BY YOUNG NAN,
i twenty years of Who has had four expert
situation in retail drug store Address e. j. l95
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Unredcemed Pledges frOm Auction.-A
large and plen hid assortment Of ovect rock and dress
coats pants and vests OF shade st lie aud quality
hand at prices to suit all pookoSs. Call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere. odd Fellows Hall,
corEer Of Grand aud Centre streets.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CARD.-MR. CHARRuAUD WOULD SUGGEST
~ that the dancing and waltzinR glasses open
for the Of pupils At both rooms No. White
Of Broadway Pupils Mt any time and theiI
quarter counts only from the Gate they enter For
toulars please procure circulars at either room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Broadway opposite Broadway Theatre arti
fetal teeth, of the finest quality and superior work
mar ship inserted on liberal Dssayed teeth sectu
operations equally moderate NB-An work warrened to
give entire sntisfa ,tion the money returned.
N EDWARDS Dental Surgeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Wedding and Party Cards Beautifully En-
graved and printed the finest French English and
rioaan papers coats Of crests &C. stone seals;
rings. pencils &C.. large and splendid assortment Of
bridal envelope waters npd boxes HYATT e. CORNELL,
Nos Warner and John Streets corner Of Broadway.
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Tine Insnpportable Agony OF Toothnche
be cured without extracting by Drs OCONNOR
and CONNERF. Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, and
Of ineorrurb teeth at 80 Lspenard street.
Broadway All operations in dentistry executed with
skil and celebrity, and upon reasonable terms
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Boots and Shoes-StllIman,s 24s Grcen-

wioh well assorted stock Of these goods,
cheap fashionable and durable We advise all readers
who have already called this establishment to
word for IT, they will be suited Please remember the
address, STILLMAN, 2iS Greenwich street, (west sde)
between Murray and Robinson streets.
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Lyons KathnfrOn Tot FresorvfnK, HestOr-
ing and identifying the harThe most desirable toilet
tloe in the werd Ladies' try it, II costs but twenty
cents in large bottles and sold by all principal dealers
throughout North and South America Europe, and the
nslands Of the Il. THOMAS LY ON, I6I Broadway
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HANGING ACADEMY-SIGNOR A. GHERARDI, As.
- sisted by Madame Gherard respectfully begs In
form his patrons and tho public that his Dancing Academy
BIZ Broadway will be opened foe the reception pupils
Saturday Oct TO- Days Of tuition for young ladies' and
msdr ara ana Mond.ys ana
Tuesdays and Fridays Private families
will also be gven and classes attended to schools and aade
mics All communications addressed to 8l Broadway, will
10 attended