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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, April ., 1855.
noticed article in yesterday HERALD, headed
Charming Actress at the Altar the writer of which
did not to know what he writing about as
thir gs therein asserted are false.
In the frst place he says that Miss Denim failed TO
ceive my letters which is not for to my positive
knowledge now not before she received every letter
which sent to her. and they all sent to Mr. winans
to his care, and only two at that to which Mr. Wi
testify. The second assertion which consider
il necessary to notice, is the that the friendly rela
tons between them not having been resumed tried to
turn it to my account. was not aware these had
been any difficulty between them and for that reason if
for other, did MT try to turn it TO my advan-
tage The Statement. in relation to my fathers interior
it not necessary for to deny, Il denied
in the article Thirdly gave any coored gentle
fifty dollars asserted, any other amount to
letters TO Miss Denim all the letters wished to
send, Mr. Winans has been and willing to deliver
TO her. As TO Miss d. ding for the writer she did not
accidentally happened into the parlor where she to.
gether with her father sister and lady friend happened
70 be at the time-although she had many
times and known considerable of for the last year
through her father who present at the marriage and
gave his consent The PARTIES sincerely desire that there
sbG be controversy about the subject especially
where the truth widely varied from. And any
asserting anything Of the kind hereafter shall hold
responsible. FLETCHER WOODWARD.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY. April g

ScNDAf, ApTH % L. M
During the past week the stock market has been
pretty active, and moderately buoyant Quotations
at the close yesterday ruled generally higher than at
the close Of the week previous and the feeling among
holders was little 6rmer Money has been slightly ca
ser with an onalspasmodic contraction, which,
for the moment gave the fancies a turn downward.
The prospect for holders Of socks is not OF all en-
couraging. There may be no depreciation Of impor-
lance, but we zee no possibility Of any permanent
Improvement being realized There appears to be
no desire to speculate the part Of outsiders and
the brokers in the street are full Of the fanees
Prices may be sustained at present points, but il
will be BY holders withdrawing from the market
more than by any additional demand for stocks
The money msrke, is too unsettled to permit much
speculation, and We mus; look for quiet time. for
some weess, at the stock exchsoga
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All Of the silver coins are now to be made OF one
purty-nne parts Of silver and one part alloy: The
issue Of three cent pieces in circulation contains
rs parts silver and Is parts alloy.
The receipts At the Philadelphia Office Of the Co.
lumbia Railroad, up to the LIST Of April, 1858,
amounted to $l34 1868 So for the same time the
year previous, $1O5 $50 33-increase this year,
$29,2ss So.
The amount Of coal transported on the Schuykll
Canal, up to Thursday, March 3lst 1853, was 81 1888
tons, against So 674 to the same time last year on
the Reading Railroad, up to the 3lst Of March this
year. $685. 45s tons; to same time last year, 3s6755
tons.
The amount of specie imported into this port
during the month of March, 1858, was as annexed
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Amount OF capt.
tai divs $40 $50 5s1 900 s4s $50 742 500 717,7le
The Boston Post gives the following brief account
of the success of the Minnesota Company, OH Lake
Superior -
II was commenced in lS45 but dwindled along for
years The total outlay by the original stockholders has
been $2 per share 900 for the whole mine About
five years since the stock offered to the miners at So
per share and refused by them The company was in
DEF and the stockholders unable unwilling to
pay further assessments Az time rolled on however,
the mine began improve and the debts and current
expenditures were paid in the product Of copper The
company at the close of last seasons navigation had
$50 tons ready for shipment 1t has since obtained from
fifty to fifty tons per mouth. By next autumn
1t win have shipped than 1000 tons Of copper,
worth fully 100000. Allowing fifty per cent for
penses of all sorts, it pay dividend in January.
1854 Of fifty dollars per share and have cash of
500 600 The stock chiefly held in New York. at 5000
per hare
The amount to the credit Of the Treasurer of the
United States in the different depositaries Of the
government, and in the mints, on the 18th OF March
subject to draft, was as follows =
Axtot- nro,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, NTlflI 10 T. Vt
ANS we've less active Tie rise in prices occas,oned
limitation OF purchases. About 90 bbs changed hands
10 day al IS So 50 02A for pearls and - 1881 So
for pots per 100 lbs There remained il7 bbs OF all
kinds in the inspection warehouse this morning.
IsnvAIr rurFs -Four-lhis commodity was less in.
areJ tor the official notice that the State canals would
10 opened Zoe p,gys.Ioa "a the tb Inst, sai the lsa
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The North River Fire insurance. Company have
declared semi-annual dividend Of ten per cent. !;
the Naumkeag Bank. Salem, three and half per
cent Bank of Danvers, four per cent; Ocean
Bank, Newburyport, five per cent; Mechanics
Bank, do, three and half per cent.
The exports Of specie from this port last week
were as follows
SHIPMENTS or SPECIE FROM PoRr or NEW York.
schr sarah Maria, Barscos, Mexican douo- 10000 -.
Bark Prince Albert, Hamburg, Am gold 10000 90
Steamship Baltic Liverpool. specie S,oiz %
Tota, March "a to Anri sr5, o12 SO
Previously reported 24os 100 w
Total for 1858. ...................$2,474 ,oSo %
The Baltic took out very small amount Of specie,
and the total shipment for the week was exceedingly
limited. The remittance of foreign exchange by the
Baltic was not large.
We learn that water has been let into the Wabash
and Erie canal to Logansport but that navigation
will not be open through to Lafayette short Of two
weeks.
The Peoples Bank of South Carolina, with ca
ptal of 81 O00 900, is about TO be established at
Charleston, 8. C.
The Legislature OF Virginia has passed bill ap-
nopriatng seventy thousand dollars to the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company, for the compile
ton of the tide water connection.
The new silver coin issued to-day from the mint,
in accordance with the provisions of the new law,
slightly differs from the old issue. The device of the
new coin will be similar to the old but they will be
little lighter The respective weights of the various
coins authorized by the acts Of 1887 and 1863 are as
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~ ansfer ordered from Mint us Philadelphia coo 90
The amount on deposit and subject to draft on the
2sth of March 1853, was larger than we have known
since the establishment Of the sub.treasury. This
accumulation weighs heavily on the commercial
classes as a large portion Of the deposits has been
drawn from the banks. The check, however, is
wholesome and calculated TO keep financial affairs
4, a Sound condtion
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The Boston Courier gives the annexed statement
of dividends declared by the insurance companies of
that city, in each Of the past four years.
boston INSURANCE COMPANIES-AMOuNT OF DIVIDENDS.
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TArLowSocs have been made Of 20 O10 lbs city rem
dcred and 900 lbs Philade 2hia do at &c, per To-
ToDAtco was in fair demand and hrIn. 2s hhds. Kea-
lucky brought &C. 7tic and II Connecticut and
Ohio &c. 12Hc per ID.
WHISKY freely offered at even lower rates.
1fc sales Of the day secluded 425 bbs t 2c for Jersey
and &c for pihon per gallon.
WooI-This staple continued inactive aud somewhat
Dominsl We informed hft about 20 thirds OF tho
clip Of Knox county, Ohio has been sold the Sleeps
backs at prices ranging from ~ TO CO cents averaging
about so cents party bought about 10000 lbs &C
early period at an average OF A 40 cents After
ward some TOCC0 so 600 lbs. bought ut higher
rates ay 81 70 OF cents The entire crop IL ia supposed
viii average about so cents which Is thought to be
above its value notwithstanding the Improvement in
quality.
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Transfer ordered from New York.
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FINANCES or THE UNITED STATEs-AMoUNT OF DEPOSITS
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w EST LINE-cINcIN- ga mn I

WEEssTI, L 1ayTax I'm IN @ u
p9skY New feta sh BY sAndn'ky
VIA CINCINNATI HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FoUR DaHY TRAINS.
si,s, I,sa;- Lightning Express Al .n
Third 1fsn-AesemmodsiiOs Al IN.
T r ssa MS oaa s sd s sss Win hs.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
ssss' s$ns
aos ~ ss 1T Ts, BSac ss AZ
s S% sss ss @ ss s ra Railroads
ss9aS Stopping ali %s sssas' G
| TOLEDO, AND CHICAGO.
soauseng cyds
TRsrh s@ casnaai Chicago direct
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
sSi0s.
connecting Detroit with Morning Express Train Michigan Central
through from dusinuaii. to Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third a, 2 ~ and Fourth Tan-Eyssng
| EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvILLE.
Fir, ksr,s :, o'clock and Second Train
Eaton Richmond.
Connecting Rehmehd with western Rail
TROY. PIqUA Ere
First Tan.Lgsnng Express a. o'clock and Second Train
Win railway Troy connecting Doys o%niSas and Cana
Packets Pqus ST. MAy' and all points the Miami and Wabash
Paus s' WIN Railroad connecting with D'yi' Omnibus
Third Professionalism, at O'Clock connects at Dayton
OXFORD AND coNNERsvILLE.
First TnnLghtning Express o'clock and Second Train
noa osSfd,
Eosa E,p,s o, 1;
PARE.
From cneianai to New York via Lake Buffalo,
From cinsinsai 10 New York Via Lake steamers to s W
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MEDICAL
tENUINr

(, EEUINT MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO.
" IA JJfg7F ge8yE EFT ) WRiGhT 90 aayhgst9lsss
a. 49, ea ID avf department Of hT suta base agftns
m IA. al INC sth Ioplla.
hrouThout Uaed keep theta constantly
with fresh aud ample assortment at rates in belc~ we
pres By thsy enal 70 ont of We
Inc isoitnent which can ps o
any other city, Having experience "a Wy.
sale Of Patent hoy COZ
particular the most liberal e and nte
nppv The ade eIcssding low, that me ni
n handsome per esntass on A.
retail Az may :. ioshi w
ALI GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES the tolognt ~ t
part OF their paut, be ufaihei g y
Al 10 I've pc rh.apefaa thauhsnii
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so. /
Il Il X
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
ssp sSsa HshsSs Ell
At saii ~ Ff'
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. 49,.
nsysriaisin sa the mo't to'msnsnrand $50
TO THE SICK AND pAlNsusFERINe or NEW
ORLEANS.
10 who ssng with ee, The following Complaint. yos
Hu n 70
1T HAS CURED,
aHEuMATisS N -FOUR HOURS.
s nsoHsieA N zen ZEN miSGTrs
PtsTshaf IN oSE sEcoNp ND i"'
s seAsM N N FIVE FIVE M MISTTEs,
sSE Ii ssgss FIFTEEN FIFTEEN MI ISgrss
s sSshu HssSAr N n e eSH Ssurfs.
cSF W Nbs
TSRY TIC Rs al Fl aSEs
and quickly cue The di; SsSa ur.n.cuu
rsEs RSA' raiSs NRs I MS61fs
| poisonous acids Of the 'yai On, !. ,,,,,cr,on
Byinhalng psaaan agreeable perfume r. n g. ~h
refresh dull and heavy issass
| '''p''''''4' IN BATHING
Mir H. with Bowl OF Water and haheth
body every morning sweet
| rsvsptdse sickness headache and bloasnsss,
| ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PAINFUL DISCHARGES irelevss the most pausu v
mnutss-cheeks the dsrssiug disehake and will speedily
/ remoysths cause. -
RAILWAYS s s1s s sEy ss.a. a
pain cken sunsrs dg
pain thousands Of the city
door Th snse s READY REisP he
the sysm and supply tho wit
and vitality the whh the cause
| pains. ,ur~..m,a,
l PAINS REIFEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
pains Rheumatism almost instantly Persons living this 1T
months their beds by Rheumatic Palms,
whose distorted
The use Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. This truth,
United truth Of this
pqSlss no long ,he "a
ths
| CHILL FEVER
cHihAs SToPP6Df IN EgTt yTIy ShA'N'H
RAILWAYS READY REIIEF aetse charm Aeasss ofchil
and Fever It breaks the Chis immediately mp
with health organ and secretion
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever feel psn apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF;
to relieve few minutes pains the
READY RELIEF taken either internally applied externally viii
sfew mnutesstoP pain and quickly remove Us eArse.
| RADWAY CO., f62 Fulton street, Ne York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
John WRIGHT CO., ISL chartres arrest, Ne aor ssnr
General Agent who v supply dealers in tho eooniIya'aa
LARGE BOTTLES
MEDIUM
~ Sold also BY g. n soRRissoN, il Mara.a. ;rsc; and
| DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE .n, -, ,r
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LsTRAUB. Il. HAZLETT

hlDDEh q FABIAN, Agents,
"a Magazine street, New Orleans.
II The above Wood angle geared Queen OF the
South Corn Mill and Crusher.
We mansfactu Cob Breaker of strength durability
place Mills which
Corn Mill into StoFeed Ml but few minutes
manuaciure portable Mills single double gesrsd best
W of French bur grind Wheat Corn Stock
and horse composition against the other
city, at State Fairs and have failed carry
bills asotook two bret the bsi MH
Fairs Of our Mechanics Institute.
This Mil exhibited operation by horse power
Fair In $780, when II awarded premium and Splendid silver
portable POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES Az our artoe or ease Of operaon simplicity, nsef
All articles warranted
Of transportation and the money refunded.
~ For full description and testimonials we
refer those Interested 70 pamphlet be had
We ,sEs pleasure to explain each article sTRAu &co
Baows Mill State boisterous out hs
MILL and eourageopy entered into verbal
quantity be the q both m every trial,
FIRST TRIAL
stfaub 10 run an eighteen inch mill
Burrows a CO, torn t9rSP Event tggsniy inch mill.
btraub TO twenty luah all.
Burrows Co. TO sBty-iour .n.t mill. .
THIRD TRIAL.
straub TO run a twentyaix inch mill.
Burrows q Co. 10 thirty inch mill.
Whentne pinch eams, that boisterous
To the above now append challenge
will RIM my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with ooh
THE SAME THAT TOOK THE pR
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR, fall against w. nvur
inch Burrows MIL VIM Stewards Ohio
business have entire appreciation
csher auxiliary Should single article grind equal ia
quality and quantity the combined productions
mills usas pease then draw dollars
boys be nothing like walking straight
into the me rita off thing ISAAC sTRAUB.
To J. II. Burrows 4 Co. ianls sn1
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blHILADELPIuA MANUFACTURE


utility and superiority Of these
principle We fret form ease oraek
msde foro pas which
sit chilling me gq4 metal and making itimPens
abe drill capable OF resisting the bowaof be
dodge To thsssntn only necessary TO say, Mature 'u
Mschan she bolts or straps rves Or serews
put Neither the burning element make impress
on the solid mass lined tits with -proofwa
We hesitate saying Sss secured with LILLE
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS depository for other valia
es We further hers bute security any Of the popular
Bank Vaultsuow They all the work OF mehansu
often brok into as experience has demonstrated.
Drnh short notice SAFES
BANK VAULTS Of fr Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms will b. warranted Drlland Povde
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
ample ohe above sses ard Loet with Dsy NEWELL
Lock 81 the office Of W. W.
l1 49,. -s-s's q. pETTEES Agsrl Is Cans
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL -HEssssza &;

DENNSYLVANIA RAIL -Ezss#Esy=s5zszFa g..
u RoAD-NoTicE TO EASTERN IRA 80 ~
vELERSA Continuous Railroad from CINCINNATI Ci
MOos1E Err MAssIILoN, ALLIANCE OHIO AND CHICAGO IL.
LlNutS TOPHllADELPHIA,V VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIIROAD.
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom Cincinnati to Philadelphia hours
Through from Gle veland to Philadelphia in as hours
Throngh from Pittabugh to Philadelphia in hours,
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
| GREAT WESTTO THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
| AND STEAMBOAT - ~
~ Only si to Cineinnat sl9t Louisville; sls 10 ST. Louis
~ Boarding Lodging board
| to Cincinnati, s2 Louisville, 49, 81. Louis, IA. =
- FARE'BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
pittsburgh 5olCoumbus .............. sia IS
Masninon 10 DOL Toledo 90
Cleveland 90 Cincinnati
hanst1d and cestns II eo Chicago, NJ
To Chicago Wankegan nj Kspoha Rscin Milwaukee sheboy
gsn Wis; via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad
Tckets from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore by Railroad
b. purchased STRADER Ticket Agent Cincinnati And
by the Steam Packet Line Pittsburgh BY Railroad to
from the Capans board.
the Cleveland and Ptfsbugh Railroad
land, Ohio tl ri - S
90 ~ about the middle Of February the opened from
reduced "a hours Nf-
NoTicE-n Of loss the Company themselves respon
bs Ion personal baggage only and for
-. IiOS MOORE. Passenger Agent PhilAde phis.
b2ssm ~ j. MEsKIAiEN, Passenger Agent, Pitsburgh.
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.SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

TAT BWARK, Nj SADDLERY Ware So
~ ieusS - ANDREW g, suLLA CO. So.1i Canal ~
s lfsan Camp Ani Magaylne sssis -,
and mporters OF sADDLtkf and SAL
complete assortment o.
Bdes Martiugass Trunks, WHIPS sking Harnes and Brad
ather ADDLEs roofs and Trimming OF every de-
aeripton, II CANAL STREET. -.,, - mn, ,.,,
sf2 lvd&W ANDhEW v. oo.-. : w.
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nR. DAvIgs SYRUP OF WILD OHEaRy

vii be tapPisd on equally favorable terms. mS.llY
nR. DAVIES SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
a. ssfH *
SoDe s We sg sPpss sT 81 e % ~
distribution he agency hh aIe eg sg
sshrsissans,s srai.s d ss PsshysaaS
FROM Ma. JOHN D. MORGAN, DIaszsi, s., ga,
Tho Syrup Of wa chsrry ssa sissI l.oa,e
a.tsns gSa.lssl Of sio ssa ssil,isA
'ts0'' '''' vRoM TIE WESTERN EMPIRE,
Ms r. a,asA pleasure 20.
meSsa s. X aas q 90. s be i Dr. Dawes s5ssp q WI
Uay sa Is, v ss y. yo q IPs s Ss ss
'0'''' A' o y isafsTsspsstfaly =. rAiLItrs.
wshsvs taken ,oms oqsls laSseaas D.. DAVIS syTuE
cherry AID Ia. here and nsys ,ed s 9T " p u
p Or. eminent is as cri..s
.: Tia 4 s;esa. .'s
expressed nts9,I0e q easlas 70 .s5se3's siso,
O ne authenticity Of which lave act 80 as % poa'ss
forwarded W eAa' Df-ssa' r How.
ss,seffrs~ Lester iron. g. ". ss,ssal 0v gEsi,
''"' T'"''i s .i@,1-c, SD r1osts 3D. is.s.
nan Of ~ h:, sss yss ys s"s s zee.
ysarn greh medicine yts tie neal
&c ssa.as ~ Dr. VIA 81
.;,S Sad T o s Il. I'D oG e
GOdsalk, warmnSisI so~ashP susts COMFY Pa H
sSs syTaP saVsd HI poor ''''' Dc 'a'
p.,Di..,,O, ot,h t,, ~ q ~, = !,
pavisa Compound Syrup Of vida Cherry and reti
rspAbsbrsi', hPiiiS lase
cough ssssasS With great FsneSa aSa pam u 10 Ssss
violent Of The The hnag 70 PEE
'fP@s sss iss faA isy 70 I $
49, ~ y s sadt
AZ ths time Dr. Davis syrpp n VIA Cbsrry sHS IL ,
10 he breast greatly rssvd ard by he s X w S-
bottssths cough sas s5(ey ray sSd Nv w,
restored The pslpi.a.o9 q Che hsA ~ hsh aad sgsn
rslisf
connaen ems o' Two po'' n9 81 p uald aeva enrsf
| - =.
~ ~ 49, p.naaxir.I. r.. A..
can hixhly rseompepd DR. psvi.,p svrnn N Wnacssr
ims va, xsshnass sIa nair IN r. ~ A., ,L cog
lms entirely relieved her. Tbs sypoms rouia "a, ne
nopths ma has ~, ~
der i and Il ~ most 45,,,as H. 90.
| g. WAnIOW 10 vat. .,,a.,
1''''' ''"NisHee
oreeonnsud Dr. p.z, sv,nn "a VII ssns ~
x.uP " VIVA chefIY ana Tar
bsen foy os nal "a ~ lh.se
viii soreness of ~ b,ssss IA ~ 49, gooa endss
IN Nv - :. we e'otna ayac
was recommended BY an acquaintance, wbo hsd D
bottle il apparspt good snse:s we're immsd.s aas"ps
JOHN Y. DRAM LAdiea' Shoemaker 80 R.es.t
~ Merrhantsrom dfnt eoautyy i've ths
Syrup under thsir noies nsIsy ~ % aes ~ pays
regularly sod Il on No n a an
price returned ana no ans Of thsp mn ~
extracts rs
accounts We NJ.
| FROM Dns VAUGHAN and RUSH
Bolk Praei-.o eIv,,si,a. az III - III ~.
AS ''' No. ~ w.. a. a. IyTss9S,ls.
Davis's syrup Of wild Cher nd T, ma Sans -
We think that you choose give Whossas Asne G ,s
msans we san dihpoes OF almost
ruoA, =.
IIaosrea ysivaa
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r YoN's KATHAIRoN-For the Growth an

II YON'S KATHAIRON-For the Growth and
Il ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HAIR, TO PREVENT IFS
FAILING OFF, TURNING GRAY-Awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS BY the sa.ss Of NewYOrk Maryland and Michigan at
their ANNUALFAIRS OF s5lThe KATHAIRON neualzes the
effect Of Disease Climate and Old Age, PRESERVING AND RE
STORING HUMAN HAIR badness of twenty
the Scalp Danduf will the
Headache ad Head Espela. Diseases OF the Skn etc. and is
the desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
WORLD. Its perfume equals
Lpbn Choicest free from all offensive OIL color
properties gives the Hair that clean BRIGHT soft, lively appear
secured by other preparation.
The of the KATAIRoN adopted by the FIRST Physicians in
has patronage
the history Of the Maea Msdea But words npsrfuoqA
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST ITS REAL VIRTUE AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY To had North and South America Europe
and the Islands the Ocean, large bottles for IS cents
~ Sold by JARVIS WooDMAN,
mills Of Magazine and Common Streets
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Apsynsnt Of any sum less than the full is not
n.wspApe, sent from the United States must be pre-
Peso wo cents each and pamphlets and magazines one
et - eonce OF fraction Of This the United
saa pestage only the foreign postage having TO be paid
~ ~ pent Oh deyery On all printed matter from the
Continent, By the United States and Bremen line tn
whole United States and foreign be prepaid
- aeeur any OF the following countries may also be
Ai.xAndria, Italy, eastern towns of,
Cairo, Norway,
Oonstantinope, 81 Petersburg, or Cronstadt
psnmark, sweden,a and
0roooe Switzerland
h exnot rates 10 these countries. az ascer
ed WIN b. given by the Department. and optional pre-
1ayusnt also extended 10 them
Al letters to and from foreign countries the British
Moth American Provinces excepted are to be CHARGE
With sngs rate Of postage mot exceeding the weight
hah e. ounss; double rate, II exceeding half
busna exceeding ounce quadruple rate, If exceed
1ngan but not exceeding two ounces aud 80
ogng two rates for every ounce or fractional part 70
- ounce overthe nrst cunee. 1faLl III h ~
Mr. ~ Table = Postages to Forsign Countries,
u Ny - iof Esmana unchanged except In respect u
ugum6nnna IL postage pamphlets and magazines "a
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