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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
DISSOLUTION.--The copartnership

nISSOLUTION.- The copartnership
~ heJstofoie existing undeT the firm of WELLSrOOD
BENSON HANKS, is this day dissolved by mutual
cent. Benjamin w. Benson retiring from the firm. John
g. Wellsiood IS authorized TO in hqiidation.-New
York, Feb. 5. 1852 (Signed) JOHN G. WELLSrOoD.
BENZ ". BENSON.
OWEN q. HANKS.
COPARTNERSHIP-wel stood Hanks have ass0-
GATED with themselves Dewitt c. Hay and William II.
Whiting and will continue the Bank Note EngraviDg busi
of the late firm of Westood Benson Hanks under
the name of WELLSrOOD, HANKS, HAY WHITING,
No. SO Merchants Exchange New York, Feb o. 1892.
lOf lmTaThkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
NHKOUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

n t
Il Neg-Yok and San Fiancisco Steamship Lac ne
new steamship UNITED STATES, 500 tuns oofden,
Ciales C. Perry commander will take her departure for
Chagres, on FRIDAY, 26h March next, at PM, con
nsciipe Panama with the double-cnglne steamship
WINFIELD SCOTT 2I00 tuns burden, Ksnney Couil-
lard ander expected to depart from Panama to San
Fsncsco the 10Th OF April ensuing These vessels IN
speed fort and safety not BY any on this
route ard experienced surgeon Is attached to each
vessel Apply TO DAVIS, BROOKS 4 CO,
General Agents. rs Besver-st., NewYork
7ftna6 JONES l. JOHNSTON 30 Wall St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

kFENRY WELLS and his SISTERS
(Nsdane F. Gavell) ACADEMY for DANCING
ana Graceful Department at the stuyvesans no
Adults Mondays ard Thursdays, msrnns and evening
Saturdays 3P b. Hours devoted = specal classeg and
p-jyats lessons film
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
Uanfiua 6rbDGls.

HANGING and WALTZlNG.-Clas
for the Sec nd quarter. A. H. SEARlNG'S pnvfts
Academy, No Sc Bond ct The new dsuces.Scaotts;l
Ouadrille and Parod Mszursa composed by NT S.viu
be taught durif the term n Blades and gsDtlenea
car receive private at all times the Academy
OPEN eeIy gay every two weeks exclusive 70 ne
patrons ST 6tThrhsS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
CELATINE! GELATINE! CELIA

u TiNETJust received large quai NY q ths vey
superior article from the celebrated factory of Soye aud
universally to be the best and cheapest now
In For sale by the Agent for the United States Re-
epes given gratis GEO. SCPlv EN-, No. 1881 Wstsr-st
Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

NOR SAN FRANCISCO-Dispatch
ripe-Ths new and elegant shp MlCh,AEL
rcEfO ~ per No East River can ac ,orninodates
ns.sepgers IN fret cabin at $780, and second
- elm Also fe " tuns Of light freight
os ,as. s.'O EB SUTTON, No "a Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey

ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey
IA ZINC CO. having enlarged and completed Their
veTks Jared 10 supply from the Companys ware
bcuse their white and cooIsd zinc pants at The following
reduced prices: -.
No White groUId in oil 8 c's. per 10.
Ne white ground IN oil cis Der ID.
Brown and II sck ground IA oil * cts. per 10.
Dry white Of ZiIc cts. per b.
WHITE ZIVC PAINT,
aAer several tIal Europe and the United States,
beth INSIDE and outside pant has besn found 70 retain
10 original beauty and protective properties longer than
y Other paint snd for wilderness and bniancy II stands
unrvaed and as thessm weight Will cover from 40 70
50 per cent surface than the weight Of lead
pant really much cheaper TO The consumer. L. is
warranted Tree from aculerafion, and no stronger evil
SsLce be afforded Of It's superiority than is derived
Rom the fact that the FreIch Government after long con-
tnuec has adapted IFS in all it's buildings
AID prb WORKS. l. has poisonou properties, like
eieI pfmens IL nious TO the health OF wokmsn and
OF families occupy rooms recently painted As an m
SIDE pant VIII not Turn yellow, even when exposed to
the gases of Goa fires the foul air Of ships
Ths White Zifc ground in vanish produces the porce-
han finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
hayo peculiar drying critics which IN a rev hours
form hard and foid meta lie coating upon wool bnck'
non and other mstec RENAL soe ior lnei mo
poof properties Thsy vol adap'ed for marlas pur.
10 hsve been 70 nd 20 resist the cor'dns ACTON OF
sstwaer so destructive 10 other pants Dsse's SUP
MED en- liberal terms bv MANNING SQUlER
Ernsn,s No IS D.y-st N Y. Off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROA
RAILROAD.-NEW-

OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stln-
u ipgfsn for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE NEW,B fD,
FORD ard TAUNTON The steamers Commodore
AID MASSACHUSETTS,. of this line. now run resn ary
as heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North RIVER
first whaTabove Battery place. daily Sundays exsepsei AZ
80 p. nj. The Eastern Steamboat Mail 10 now u ans
ported by this route formerly.
For freight passage apply ct the Office No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats 11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

INDEPENDENT LINE for GALE
4 FORNIt- oPposITIoN TO THE OLD MoNOp.
OILY AT REDUCED RATES OF FAkE AYE h sSo
urs burden with tor 200 ana
spargsd and improved will sail for Chagrss
and San Juan on THURSDAY. Fsb. % at o'clock r NJ .
noni pa, -. aanlv 10 T. MILLS Agent
it tnl,nc i"'o'' "Pf'' No 81 Clurlandt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

TINTED STATES and PACIFIC
MAI STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only Through
Liz. f. SAN FRANCIsco "a CHASR s.,,c GTep' sbs
h 1ouS.S .y Donhle Easipe Steamship GEORGIA. un-
sonaed IN her accommodates and speed seO9 -
Porter comnander, will sail on 49,, en-
ainrk NJ pcisely from her pier at loot OF WALsp
Nortb RIVER With the Government Mails fsr vi
coprectng with the regular mail steamer NJ on
III IN sal without any delay for SAN thaNCIo.Oiyn
,rfval Of the passengers and mails a. rs,a W
pa,tsge spd freight. apply at the ONCE NJ" ~
conner of Warren. 81 North RIVER p. - ,ha MAN.
n. b-BLls OF iaoins seA i0ft2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
EvOR CALIFORNIA-NEW AND IN

ENOR CALF ORNiA fsW AN ~ IN
Il DEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY-OPPO
sITION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY-The new aud
spordid steamship CITY OF NETWORK Will leave her
wharf pier N R. March g. at O'Clock r. NJ connecting
with irdeIeadent steamships at Panama All through
tickets are gnsrapteed against detention This beng the
oply sure Though lir e. we VIII take but m ed number
Of passengers to p event any detention upon the lhnus
For freight or passage apply to .
PALMER & CO, No 80 Broafway,or
12fu b s. HAIGHr No Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP GONNA

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u EY-For NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA
CHANGE of sAILIN DAY.-The splendid steamship
GEORGIA 3oOO tu-s ID ID Potter. u. s. ~. commander,
will sail rom tie pier At foot OF Warren At N. H., on
TUESDAY, Feb "a, az o'clock Nj precsey
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANS
keW arrangement. 49,
LADIES' Saloen Berths
i,.,,axd c.Io-n psy,hs .-......--.---.----5 so
u
,specIe oniv taken freight to Havana.
Passengers Tor New Orleans will be transferred to an
other steam ship OF this line at Havana. x,,,,
For ffeipht or passage apply to NJ o. ROBERTS,,
lOf tA No 1T West ST., corner OF Wanen'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

- BROTHER. No. 9ee Broadway N Y. agents for the
following well. known Boston Pano-F Fore Ees'ao,sa-
Depts viz Halett Allen (successofs 10 Brown ha-
lett y w so,lward Brown A. W. Lsdd; W p. EnRer-
son Prices from s7s to $500 Planes to rent and 'uAea
H Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
HALL, Nos. ia and
~ 20 COLLINS BOVINE CO, successors

"sBCOUNT BOOKS AND STAriONEaY.-Pur-
assrs Blspk Bos repeatedly invited TO sxamss
sse stccs of the ned who offer thor
"a advantages in manu- cturhg guaranty that tue
Sray and prices of then aetnres shall he perfectly
ssScisry ard bear comparison with those Of any house
IN the ountIy.
The stock Of BLANK BOOKS s very large. comprising
ssry kind genei In all the variety u Ruling and
Erdms ThcSo Who vaat sets OF single Books are re-
cuestte sano then orders an early date that ihey
cs, he s'ullv aac properly mode aAd well seasoned
BOOKS PACED - very sn,sl advance
COLI ms BOVINE CO,
ia linz No. IA ard l76 PesTl-st, New HoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

7 ITHOGRAPH-Al sizes and weights
- constantly on hand. made 10 order, by
JAMES t. DEnRICKSON CO.,
ul II No. los FultOn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

DIANO- FORTES.-PersOn about pur-
chasing Pianos will md their advantage to call
Glenn Cos Mandatory. No l9& Full On ST., twest
Of Broadway A general assortment OF mahogany ana
rosewood Pianos copstanty hand. which will be sold
low Tor cash approved paper Dealers supplied GU be
raj terms ls20t X GLENN CO. No 1874 Fulton 81;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

NOR SALE-Very cheap, an upright
u PIANOFORTE, IN GO d state. made IN Ne yYofk.
App 20 AUGUSTUS OHLANDER,
sawIuTb&S' Stuyvsssnt Institute No. ESQ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
= q III. BARMORE offer at their Man

" +. HARRISON has removed his
msruscieIy and warerooms from No % Canai-st.
t. No 81 MeTcer-st between Broome and Grand ats,
where may be found splendid assortment OF Piano
Hoftsx j3l lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

DlANO-FORTES.-Hews' celebrated
n America Patent Action, with or without the Eohan
MP. b. CURTIS. Agent wareroogs, No. AZ Broadway.
Also, q good assortment Of Boudoir pisnos sfimss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

E,OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
H FAIL uIVER-Ihs plendd snd s1penor steamers
SMPIRE TIE AID sTAfEoF NAME leave on Alter, &
,Scs ~ . ? ar Ne , TIsDHLE BORDEN.
81 Agents. Nos. 70 and III Wsss-ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

NOTICE.-In Public Pound, in Robin
Nson.st abrown Horse, with short tall about 10 years
old I5i hands high aud Butchers Cart and Harness
The sb, We will be sold public auction If not redeemed
.Sh,r ,h,s. da,s sccordirg To law III 3is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

KossUTH GONG, GONG, GONG, GONG The last
accounts from the eloquent Magyar represent him as
going to the Falls Of Niagara, thence going to the
towns in Western New York, then going to Saratoga,
then going to somewhere else, then going to Eng
land, then to Hungary and 50 on. Kossuth has been
going" somewhere ever since he came to this
country. The very FIRST week that he appeared in
this city, he could hardly remain day longer than
the time fixed by him, because he was preparing to
60 to Europe. When he left this city and went to
Philadelphia, he was in grea. hurry there ALSO for
he was "going" to Europe The week after. When
he visited Washington he vas in hurry there, too,
and had made arrangements to 60 to Europe in q
week Everywhere he has gone, he was "going"
to Europe, elsewhere; and he is ''going" still,
and probably will 80 or DO going all the summer,
Tor, according to present appearances, we rather
think he will remain during the whole year and sec
the Presidential election through. All these stories
and giyings out something like the farewell en-
gagements Of Gel. bated artists-a5 long rs their en-
gagements well supported, they extend their
farewell TO any length of time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Tnr CALIFORNIA ExrRE8s BusrSrss.-We and in our
advertising columns this morning announcement Of
new California Express Company organized under the
style ard title Of Wells Fargo aud Company 1t is
joint stock concern possessing capital Of three hundred
thousand dollars Ihre already three express com
psnics to California, in active operation in this city
which afford very superior facilities for the conveyance Of
parcels and freights and The .ranacon OF inrtfarous
business matters between New York AM San Fraunis.o
Those nIms arc Adams s. Co., Gregory Il Co and Ber-
ford Co. The Importance Of these cypress lines aai
the immense business done by them my b. estimate
hom the fact that The first named clone conveys BY
every steamer from California gold dust anl bullion to
The value Of from three to hundred thou do
lars. and Gregory Co also large These
mace up Of various sre package Of gold lat transmit
tCd ~ 10 Calf rgia 70 their relatives or agents in
ts section Of no Union to nc delivered o:hsc deect
paid IN value BY drf.a upoa thc company Thl an1lut
& bu inos thus done Is raIy iucr1Aag auI wii re-
q,fl, perhaps st greater iacteA Mcsls Wels Far
s. 20. lavt n.rrcd into the cntar9a n al fsa
III q tie directory All thc ls capital 81. ,,gs-
- mi tlro r 10 Uatb ~. M ra w al.o ct.io.sa
D iiil q ci...i u cvitd .nue tnd p,'rg.,r
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Syrcu,'arroSs TN MADAME GoIpscHMDr's Cow

SpEcu1arroNs TN MADAME GoLDscHMDr's Cow
cKars.-The temporary and penny press is very sa-
wage on the speculation and spectators connected
with the concerts given by Madame Goldsehmidt, at
Metropolitan Hall. They even go so far as to in
sinuate that Mynheer Goldschmidt ought either TO
prevent these operations, or else be considered as
encouraging them to an unwarantable extent 10
s very true that the public beginning to resent
the attempt made by these spectators; but we see
no reason for believing that Mr.. Goldschmidt has
any collision with the speculation in question.
There can be no doubt, however, that great misma-
uaeoment exists in some quarter, and that there is
deficiency of skill in carrying ont the plan so as
give perfect satisfaction to the public. The system
of Barnum, so successful in his own hands, will not
be tolerated by the public, unless carried on by
efficient or practsed hands. But the truth is, if any
person gives to the spectators more than the regu
lar price Cor ticket, his doing 80 only verfea the
old maxim" fool and his money are easily
married.
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Tits port to-day amousted to SILICA ST. PAYNE MI,
xl22 h7l O6-halance ca ITO hai 10

$l22a1l oo-balance. $3,sI2,55l o.
The d mand for exchange to-day for remittance by
the packet 70 morrow has been limited We quote bills
on London at los 101s per cent premium; Paris
g. 16h a Of 10; Amsterdam, 4o1S a 4O1; Bremen. 7s&
7shi Hamburg, 1914 3c1z. Engagements to Some
extent have already been made for shipments Of specie by
the steamship Baltic, for Liverpool
The Panama Railroad Company have resolved that the
capital stock be increased to 81 by new subscrp
tons TO the amount Of S50o0O0 that holders Of the
present capital stock Of 81 be entitled to subscribe
any slime before the first day Of June next to the
tent Of and onehaf share DIR each share held by
them respectively Foreign stockholders win be notified
Of this resolution, and allowed reasonable time for avail
ing themselves Of this privilege Ten per to be paid
the time of subscribing and ten per cent the first
day Of August and the remainder in instruments as re-
CURED for the completion Of the work.
The receipts of the Madison and indianapolis road
for April $43,451 o. against SIS 100 II in April
1851 The increase the first four months Of this year.
ever the same period Of last, Is $42250
The Auditor Of the State has given the annexed state
the tolls the State canals TO May a. in each Of
the past two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

fRiDAy. May 2l--5 Y. VI.
The stock market moderately active this morning
and prices were, under existing circumstances pretty
well maintained ~ The hcst board Erie Rairoad de-
cned * per cont Canton Company, *; Morris Canal
ri Dauphin Company e. Harlem advanced Il per
cent; New Haven Railroad 4; Nicaragua Transt Go
4 from last salei indiana Fiyca, q At the second
hoard The Jearket wa more buoyan.. aaa prices al
yamcod fraction. New jersey Zinc up a per
cent; Dauphn Company j phsnlx niang Company,
=; Reading, ri Brio Rail-oad, 4 The market closed
firm ot our qGotruans
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orally that the best wo~k Of 6tiiag by
snger Sewing Machine IL will do the stronger and
handsomer aud do tie york OF people
fact Look the done in Lynn aud AJin
how readily sells and what high IL brings The
Eastern People with their nat ura adopted those
uscitn,s 4 aud tho result Its u plete
monopoly 3 the shoe trade Why the people 10 this
section tnriyf The Of them fcem he ignorant
the world they live in few OF them have got Awakened
And after tng aroused and convinced have gone to work.
and mapg from i've TO too dollars day each
chine pltysd. Machines exhibition during the day
1. N. SlNGEk & co. 2bS Br0alway, New York.
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fulton street nYtes atten0n u his splendid msnt
ofSummer Shoes aud Gaitrs s made by himself in the
newest parsan Gtyet Having the rest boot
in The city. he is enabled TO keep vory extensive
stock, from viii every variety u taste may be suited.
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inside nna ontslde.-surcly. crlstaaoro,s

ertal istrt No. OAstpr House might be called paac0
fenchautment tieman steps from ths side walk
Sri tae0ros THRESHOLD with head % sandy red griz
aid tai he mains in the elegant Saloon say half
hour reanpears tho siewalk is y the sane manl
Scarcely lis head is covered with magnificent black
brown hair and that without fibre beiut ehe tle
scar dceored. Applied AID sold aholesae and retail 1T
Crtedoro'a Wig and Scalp establishment, NJ. Aston
Horse Private apartments for applying the dye and httns
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.s4s6. o6s 40 saQs loo 80

Total. .... $4S6U65 40 S3OS, IO4 so $117V5y 10
comparison for the two years, to the l4th Of May
go days in 1851 and Is days in 1882 showing the gene
raj course Of trade is as follows
1851. 1862 Decr's
New York Albany and West
Troy ION merchsndiseJ. =. $179090 3l1lo71 $6772S
Buffalo, Black Rock, Tona-
wanda and Oswego ION
produce from other States) 10000 1923 72476
All other Offices CON produce
Of this State) ............ 142671 104,o15 37,758
Total. $3.50 060 $3081O9 SLIT $50
The greatest falling off at Buffalo The aggregate
decrease amounts to about thirty five per cent
The counties OF Madison Gibson Obion, and McNairy,
in Tennessee have voted to subscribe towards
the construction of the Mobile Ohio Railroad through
Tennessee-Madson county, $4,000; Gibson $3.50 600;
Obion, $4,000; McNairy. $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
lafr Infelll1encA.

NEw HOOK LADDER Taucx y94S1ERsEy Cry
The members Of Empire Hook and Id Company, No
l. numbering forty members, passed the HERALD office
yesterday with very handsome truck, just built for
them The officers D. s. Gregory foreman, and j. X.
Morgan, assistant They were accompanied by bod
worth's Cornet Rand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

celebrated scrisdaa GinThc slbs8riber bess leave
inform the trade that he Is prepared to supply
ana hete keepers with this celebrated Gin.
by himself at Sehiedan il Holland This gin
is the that shipped to Lon l1l. called the Club Gin
In order TO better distinguish IL fro any init which
sppear in this and other markets in the Uned S.ats
his name ID IN full on the jug, label, ard cork.
kDOLPuO NOLFE, No. y Beaver htrAak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Nature ,-orer OF color snI nttrlent 70
the huns h,s few .eek application q shs g-sGt
il ng,rt gray hairs be fully restored - sbsr
Original cccI sale the Depot I23 CSnters etrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
Dry GOODS.

TF,EE METROPOLITAN MILLINERY EMPORIUM NO.
4 Dos broadway, of Niho s.PAris, London, and
furcIean Miaery, Lace Mantilla and Fancy Goods OF
tho latest al designs, open by ~ Leay
French Pm .,h Belgian Swiss. and German Goods OF tue
exquisite Mind, at nost moderate Prices. Ladies
,let in visitor 70 the polls VIII have
tpnity heretofore offered Of sung their various csos
In all the fssLopate Roods at the Metropolitan Mil
iiuery, Lace and Fancy Goods Emporium Partisan and
Loudon Monthly Feshions received by the earliest
3 - ~
GREAT pARCb INs--rTvE CASrs or NEW AND
N Lcourl ,yies ~ BarEsc do LANES aud Chacya nj
H. ls Sd and u o.. The coat ~ importation was ~. IA
ttirF part of tie took ~ rrsnrturns mnorter so
G., wsnt.s A. 81 10. Keys. ~ gsltl ayaauc
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trade Union Han Clothing Warehouse oorner Of Fulton
and Nassau be obtaiaed saper Il IL believed
than any where else this country The stock Of gentle
mems boys clothing, prises Of coats
yest pants jackets Sacks and Pae.ots aAdine odss every
fashionable material and pattern. Such an assortment Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
Erne Arts. Daguerreosyps. In on, by

street. Plume Galley This new aad beautiful art eom
hines the dctl " th dsguerreypc with the finish of tie
finest mistrrn rantug pssuerfeoypes Of deceased Per-
Il cnniei inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

pef city understood those who make the greatest
The most Of the popular Hair Dyes may for
the time backen the hair but to be succeeded by
BOGLES Electric Heir Dye is void Of these noxous
Ierties instantly dyer the hair beautiful natural black
or br awn, which neither water sunshine change
tanis in the least Sold by Sands 100 Sutton street, Rueh
tor, Clark & Co.. 273 and Rice Smith. TIT Broadway;
Gerry 5 Pearl street, and by druggists and perfamers
thr0nchaut The World.
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Graynesx Is not the result OF age alone

tire " tie hair become paraly1ed the Is
cease % act the hair becomes hardened and loses Its vita
ity. DAVIES Rehyene remedies this and restores gray
hair 10 it, former color, sofness, aud fruitful growth.
Warranted. Price 30 cents bottle 70, eale at tho
General Depot 36 Grand street. and 1T lo2 Broad 29
Washnrto street 1852 Hudson street, LIZ Bowcty Ill hous
To- ~
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he beautiful in than no1 Certainly not
you answer Then TO rOOIs tao. 3is Hrosdway) With
Them and gtheir dsyucreotypes for know not what
day may trins forth and days delay forever
lEte
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New YORK Oak HaI Clo.hIng ware.,oa.e.

Noe "a and & Fatea streeThe subserioeI iayites the at
the public his assortment ready
made Of the latest styles maze In the best man
ness VIM. ii. DC 0Eo0T, Oak Hail.
81 and 50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

RNes pS>asnue vUessheY wsn remsnd Cen
Of ths necessity Of calling Mr. sondsrs a. Gea
Taylors ~ Fulton street, OF 0,id
20 get Tho ehapest and best
assortment will al ays be found there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
SDe.Lled FaevI yeuuty,


Aud ifNeanty's ba. skin deep,
lugq may spoil il during .lcap.
Nothing can be dt.igurinJ,as we'll rritStin lan
the poison Llotees caused hy tho bos Of IslhGgs Ges
ants, &C. 10 aySi these Nenihes remove One
flask Of Lyons Nc oete Powder fr,e from poison, viii ri
houe of every noxoua nsCdt l. contains The only
20 cents Rats and Nice with equal facility be destroy
ed by means Of Lyona Magnetic Puts Price y psr
hox. Depot s24 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
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