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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

On Monday, April 10, at Holy Trinity Church, South
Brooklyn by the Pew DR. Lewis Mr.. LoUrs NJ vAa EaES
Of the firm OF l.. NJ Van Eeten & Co.. Of Antwerp Bel
GUM, to Miss EluBrm JosErrSB youngest daughter of
the late d. H. Schmidt.
In Buffalo, on Thursday April 6, at Trinity Church, w
the Rev. Edward ngersoi CoRNErn A. FEID of Buffalo
n. y, TO FpMuND q. SHEPPARD 81 this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

PianOs.-HOrnce Waters PfanOs-In Power.
purity and richness Of tone they unrvaed nstru
ment Amateurs invited to call and test their merits
I. Gilbert Co.'s premium pianos, with without the
solian; nset cumstons pianos ef the old established
nrm Of Hallet Coz Giberts boudoir pianos for sale,
Wholesale o. retail, at IA otory prices.
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NO one Ladles.-A. w Roberts. hnvlng com-

bonnet Ribbons and French Floygers.-The
ladies invited 70 call and inspect my
Of above goods. r. q. MCKENZIE, FL Hudson street.
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On Monday, April 10, ELLEN IouIsA JoYcE only daugh
ter Of Michael and Catharne Joyce aged year. two
months and twenty days.
Her funeral will take place at two O'Clock this after
noon from her late residence No Sal East Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

Excelsior Fire Insurance Company OF New
Yorhoash capital 500 0O0haye removed their ooe
No. Broad street, two doors from Wall a
HENRY QUACKENBoSS, Secretary.
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Fancy Cutlery.-The SubscA.ber's ABSORB.
ment every style Of Rodgers pocket kave
scissors in Of the finest quality which will bs
warranted to the purchasers ALSO nail Ties boot hooks e
SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and S7 Broadway.
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subscribers TO whom the prize medals awarded at the
Worlds Fair for tho best pisnoorss would invite tho at
tenton of buyers their elegant assortment of 81
TX octaven every style of among others tho
paplcr maoho and deliberately carved rosewood pianos
hbted a the Crystal Palace all OF which offered
at prices which cannot fail to suit. GROvESTEEN n
IRUSLOW 900 Broadway adjoining the ST. Nicholas Hotel
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Beebe & CO.. Fashionable Hatters. No. 156
Broadway-Spring and summer fashion for gentlemens
hats and caps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

u HYATT, 81 Bowery is Offering his stock of carpetng
astonshingy low consisting royal velvet
Brussels and three p carpetng also splendid ingram at
d. A. 5s to ss yard also table and piano covers
hearth rugs door mats stair earpetng window shades
druggets from six quarter to four yards wide table ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

Roile's United States Post Office Directory
and Postal Guide for 1854 corrected up March Price
10 cents For sale at the office Of the New York City Dec
tory No. l6l Broadway and by booksellers.
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stem the rush Of applicants for DR. GOU RAUDS TIA
lian indicated which is well known positive md
innocent for pmples freckes eruptions salt
rheum in fact every dshgurementf the cutice Cheap
nostrums have thick leaves
and like leaves in autumn have they whered, and will
vther Science yet elaborated compound possess
Italian So With his subtitle fer
roofing hair from Of the body Liquid lily
white hair restorative and various toilet notions at the old
depot, u Walker street. first store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

new wareroom would do we'll 20 call and the
OF pianos meledeons acoorde0ns gut
sc 20 be found there also sheet music watches
''"'A'' L. i D. JACOBS, ao7 Broadway.
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CarDetinps. OiIcloths. &c., tlc-Bv recent

arrivals from Europe the subscribers in
Of elegant rich and splendid assortment Of these
inmtable goods which, in conjunction with their former
exquisite styles coloS. shades and patterns that cannot
purchasers. WILLIAM McGROETY, GEORGE II. TILBY,
l42 Broadway.
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Plainfleld. view Jersey. April 3, 1854 Mr..

G. II. Rng-Dear Sr-I have been the practice
Of medicine in the county Of Delaware State Of New York
for forty until last fall moved
TO this place In hopes to benefit my health by change Of
climate For four five past have been wholly
ctated to attend to calls profession nv su
ferings from general debility and prosraon of the phy
cal and mental almost insupportable and
times rendered lie burden, few DAYS since bong in
the city called ofce and procurcd bottle Dr.
Morses Invigorating Cordial and have been taking
cordng to directions feel decd ed improvement in my
health and confidently believe that few bottles win
rettore to comfortable health send this state
ment token of my gratitude 70 the author OF this
valuable medicine and you ut bert make sucse
oft asyou please Respectfully yours.
Let those who suffer from neuralgia dyspepsia headache
vertigo sickness Of the stomach aauence, lownes Of
complaint proceeding from the stomach affecting tho
nervous muscular rely upon
as certain of cure The cordial highly
ssntraed in pint 5e;sies Price bottle two for 50
Sold by druggists throughout the United States Canads
and West Indies
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Chas. III. Williamson, nine years a praeti

cal operator in daguerreotyping, successfully APP
piled electricity to the art taking the Impressions nstan
taneously thereby securing the expression of happy
mept Long sitngs tediousshort pleasant and
agreeable Gallery, No. 249 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

Comb Factory, No. 3S5 BrOadway.-A Rich
ment Of dress tortoise she'll dress combs of tho
patterns In the variety will be found every style
of the i'm ported well home manufacture Combs made
to order and repaired
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Notlce-Those In Pursuit or Well Mad.

NOtHcee-IHUkc WoIl MNue
clothing will find at ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S one price
establishment AL Broadway not only we'll made goods
fasbopaby cut garments made up with the Of trim
mngs One price only is asked every being
ed plain figures Boys clothing and furnishing goods in
gre va
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Secondhand HOI1an Pianos Mt Great Bar
ganOue octave carved legs fret desk and harp pedal
price when $500 TO BE- had very low One octave
Glter. 4 Co.'S make. Secondhand pianos without the
rolian for $50 for S5, for 500 and for
SI5O HORACE WATERS, JS3 Broadway.
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Portable Dressing Cases Of 80 compact a
form that they be carried without Inconvenience and
yet complete and durable All the arcleshey contain
made for and To travellers they ndis
sale by G. SAUNDERS No. Astor House, and 1857 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11
THE EECTURE Season.

THEoLeGICAL gssIoN..QUEsTIoN-eDo THE
Holy Scriptures tea oh the final aviation Of all ~
AfrmativeRsv T. j. Sawyer D. d. Pastor of tho OF chard
street Universalist Church Negatiye-Rer Isaac West
colt Pastor of the Laght street Baptist Church The
above discussion will DO resumed in the Broadway Taber
nacle this Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, at
quarter and continue the three succeeding evenings
Tickets forthe four evenings 90 cents single admission
cents, for sale at the door.
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Hiram Anderson, 90 Boyyery, offers Aston

ishpg to buyers OF elegant carpets and oil
cloths viz Beautiful ingram carpets at Ss As 5s o.
and Is; oilcloths, 3d. 49, to ST. three ply tapestry
and Brussels S. l0s and lls English royal velvet l2
L. to 16s mats shades &c all at Tremendous bar
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Hobensacls,s Liver PMS and Liver Conn

plainThere part of the system liable
diseased the lyer that performing 1t does the
important Office in the human aysten, by serving III
purify the blood giving the proper separation
and secretion to the bile Liver complaint attended with
ch succeeded by fever pains in the Region
liver vomiting bitter taste yellow furred tongue pulse full
and bonn ding the pain in the side Increased by pressu
should tho left lobe be affected the pain s generally in the
left shoulder attended with short This disease
be cured by the Of Hobensacks liver pills. which
such doses will produce brisk
operation the bowels and by this discharge all the
morbid huuors from the system Hobensacks liver pills
from the in which they compounded render
them the bos family medicine offered 70 the consdera
ton of the public in fact their intrinsic virtues well
appreciated by those who have used them that they
nounced superior to all other pills invented in curing all
diseases arising from morbid dtion OF the liver and
stomach mpurity of the blood &c So, il suffer and
wish regain health box Of the only
genuine liver pills Read the following certfcate--
WLmNGToN. Del, june l. 1850.
Mr.. j. N HorENsAcK-You will please send gross
Of your liver pills Ihave sold the three dozen you left
with agency. They have performed the aston
jshng They cured Of the in three days
and Mrs Hainea of this place. who had been aing FOR
the last Eve years and after trying all the able phy
Clans thought there was of trying longer.
her two boxes OF pills and told her they did her
good she should not pay for them In weeks and
before taking tie two boxes she began to improve IL
about six weeks since she commenced taking them and
she s almost entirely restored to health Respectfully
yours D. Porter.
DR. J. N Hobsnsask proprietor, Phfadelphia For sale
by 9. Y. CLICKNER co 81 Barclay street. New York,
agents for the Eastern Statee.
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Dressma1sers VIII Find al. McKcnzie's, an
Hudson street. sp cndd assortment of dress trimmings at
prices very low.
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do the biggest picture business In America The proprietor
of the D. portrait fact Org the FIRST first class
dsguerreotypss at this low price eighteen months
No. 2S9 Broadway.
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Aubusson Carpets !-Aubusson Carpets =

Look at themlA splendid and beautiful carpet,
nifcent ooors Of the elaborate French and English
drawings warranted oolors which makes them the
most desirable style Of carpetng offered to be found
at HIRAM ANDERS0NS 80 Bowery, only Is, Sc. and g.
pary ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

Cristador0's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Don
sigh sir at the reflection Of rlo
tied moust aches Three minutes with CRISTADOEO will
reuvenate Thorn. Will you have them black brown
excelsior dye produces either in perfection Sold snd).
ately applied at 6 Aston House
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Public-DaguerreotyDe

BROTHERS would state to the public that person
afford to take good daguerreotype for ether twentyfve
fifty cents Those persons who wish good, durable,
tsc costly and coored equal to
ivory can procure them at reasonable living
prices at 23 Broadway four doors above the Astor House,
p None but the best of materials used Of i'm
norf afin
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Everybody is Dying for Love Nowadays.
They dye with DEMONET MEYERS liquid hair dye.
list hSppy to which they have boon in
strumental call and for yoCrse No. Is Cortlendt
Sold at n East Broadway No Bowery and BOO
era nd street
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die Ny Own Canoe We Meet Again Do Good Tho Ghost
Of Unoe Tom, &C.; World of Loye at Home; Pop
the Weasel gallop; Amazon Schottisoh" and Batmore
Clipper Valseal by the hest composers of tho day HO
cent by mail postsge free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

BACHELORS Hair Dye Ia still the Leading
article by all acknowledged to BE- the best dye extant for
perfectly eelorng tho hair the moment applied Tens
9s K Al R ya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11
Board Of Aldermen.

The Comptroer's report announced that the following
the receipts Of the Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroads
for the month OF March
Sixth Avenue Ralrosd... SIS, 478 81
Eighth 1" Observation-Disclosures. q, 4A 26
Making total off,. SAC, 1893 10
CR0ToN Waterloo WASTE
By report from the Croton Aqueduct Department ap
that the original capacity Of the pipe laid the
High Bridge estimated to convey thirty millions of
gallons Of water twenty four hours but the actual
quantity brought doubtless diminished by accretons
rust to the inner surface of the pipes By this the
city Of delivery has been reduced ten cent This would
daily delivery of about twenty millions of gal
ons forty five gallons for each Of population Of
sx hundred thousand This supply would be amply SUN
oent for larger population not for tho waste
ful eItrayagance Of Croton water daily in the city
Since cold weather of the winter the
servcirs are becoming gradually repenished and are
gaining head depth of water which it Is desirable
70 maintain at all times and which might easily be
provided citizens would but observe any
gree OF economy in the use of water.
The Board then proceeded 20 adopt and rules
for tbeix future government.
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of T. Gilbert Co. with without the aolian and with
circular scales Halct Cumstons pianos
of tho old established firm Of Haet Co.. Horace Waters
pianos and Gbets boudor pianos For sale wholesale
factory prices Second hand pianos az great bar
gains. HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway.
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ADVERTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
-
PERSON AL.


d.7 IMPORTATION WANTED--oF PATRICK
,DlO. Rice blacksmith from county Down, Ballamara
yeny when last heard FROM was working inc foundry
the North river Any intelligence Of his whereabouts will
be thankfully received by his brother James at No.
Roosevelt street. MTs Bradys 3S Frankfort street
GEORGE ROE JUN, YOUNGEST SON OF G. RO3,
VI Of Loran Park, Resc-ea County TpperIey Esq, who
left Ireland about four years ago. will hear something's
his advantage by applying to the Rev George Burnett,
Beech Cottage Bootersown Dublin by whom
information alive TO the above named George Roe J1n
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Broadway New York-Premium No the London Exposi-
visiting the city snd wishing purchase
article finished in artistic
fully informed that these celebrated shoes
under LETTERS personal supervision.
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suitable for heavy boot and shoe work harness making
Manufacturers the above kinds Of informed
that singers threaded sewing machines have been
perform their work in the perfect
There is not and has been about the
right 60 use these machines
l. NJ. SINGER & co, No 1913 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

For Sale Cheap-A Ladies' Shoe Store, an
Sixth second door above Fourteenth street The
hest stand in the city. Inquire at io7 Broadway.
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The superb Sale of G. A. Baudouine's Stock
of cabinet furniture, bronzes clocks and manel
ments continues this day and will continue every day
until Thursday at this 1856 Broadway Of
Anthony street This being the final sale readers
reminded that other opportunity Of purchasing Mr.
Baudouine's furniture will offer.
A. q. NICOLAY 4 CO, Auotioneers.
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Ertract or,Roses md EA3er r.

Extract OF Roses and EAaer Flowers, made
by Eli W. Vondersmth, is certain remedy for
pmpes and freckles from the face Ladies' try it, Pre-
pared only by ELI w. vONDERSkIrH Bowery drug store
No. 1853, above Broome and sold By Mrs Hays No. US Full
ton street, Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Kellogg VIII Open a Fashionable NIL

pleted his alterations will open Monday bhe 10th Of
April full and splendid assortment Of embrcidries and
lace goods in the very latest styles and psua az
low prices
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LntilesI Shoe EstnbIlshment .-Jeffers. 4a7

nery and embroidery store No 67 Broadway day,
TUESDAY April IL Dressmaking in the fashionable
style. NJ. l.. KELLOGG, Agent.
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Wigs and Toupees.-BatoilelOr, OF No. S33
Broadway pleased to announce another beautiful i'm
venon applied to ladies' and ntenens hair work. and
the perfect imitation Of nature get discovered
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Laden have Heretofore "

Ladies' have Heretofore worn Wigs when
their air became gray but have abandoned them
rely and use Gimsns hair dye which instantly changes
hair whatever is color to permanent black brown,
required Manufactured by u. D. GILMAN, city Of
Washington. Sold by c. H. Ring, 1872 Broadway j. & ].
Coddington, 7l5 Broadway.
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HARRY IS VERY ANXIOUS TO HEAR FROM Els
IL friend. Will he do SO today

0IJIP DISEASE.r-A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE CHILD,
II girl, old, has suffered ncsry yearvith
this disease would feel grateful for suggestions from
PARENTS those acquainted with the disease that might
add to the comfort Of those afflicted In this
case superior medical attendance has been called aaa
expenss would be spared TO associate others if it be
treatment noushment will be thankfully received and
it hoped explain this notice. Address 49, A. Broadway
Post Office.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF MR.. JOHN MAY, WHO
came this country about three $50 from county
in Mount Savage State of Maryland. The iron
works Information Of him will be thankfully received by
his motos- and brother at 4S2 Greenwich street.
MARY MAY.
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Hear Me.-My Onguent Will force the Beard
grow strong thick in six weeks Won't stain or in
lure the Try it, 81 per bottle, 81 so the half DOZEN
sent any part Of the country r. G. Graham, Is Ann
NJ 175 Fulton BROOKLYN Zeiber 445
Third etreet, Philadelphia.
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Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupecs.-A large
assortment celebrated articles hand at
179 Broadway For hghtness elegance and durab
ty for all that enhance the beauty of fine head Of
hair combined the shape OF his wigs Strangers
mark the address-179 Broadway.
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The Sensitive Plant shranks up It's tender
foliage whom the rude hands torch felt and the hair
falls mperc eptb1y before thousand enemies As baimy
sleep nygorates the mind Bankers geaeies TONGUE
the hair Price twenty five cents Hea dqusrters,
BARKERS, 439 Broadway.
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Premium Wigs and TouEees.-StrangerS,
in want Of bands cqrls back and front brad
&c, and them made of the best materials Go TO
MEDHURST d HEARD q Maiden lane; there you viii ind
the best assortment Of any in the city.
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MUSICAL.


LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER AND
N pianist, and thorough Instructor vocal and
mental music and language wishes TO obtain board
and lodging private family first class boarding house.
where her services in tuition will be taken partly
saton Therefore would have objection to female semi
nary near the city For particulars inquire Of Messfs
Luis 722 Broadway, address letter to
b. Union square Post Office for week Refereaces
Nessrs scharfenberg Luis 722 Broadway; Mr. IT, Tmn,
No SO West Twentieth street.
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THE TURF.

MON COURSE, LONG lSLAND.-TROTTING-oN
Tuesday, April II, at half past clock r MA purse
OF s50-Me heats-Best three in five in farnessH Wood.
run enters Timber JIM b. futile enters b. Slippery
jim; Pi1cr enters b. Belle Of Buhwick, Stages viii
leave the Williamsburg ferries for the Course every
JOHN ]. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM a
purse OF S25 will be given Thursday 18th inst
Mile heats best three in FIVE under saddle for AL horses that
never won purse S25 Entries 10 close Wednes
day, 18th inst, at O'Clock in the evening.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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THE MILITARY.

T lindsey BLUEsNOTICE THE REGULAR MONTH.
street Tuesday evening April llth at O'CLOCK pune
ual attendance is required election Of all officers
will take place. By order
WIN. R. GWYN, commandant.
TBEo. WHEELER Secretary
THE RED HAND CADETS WILL MEET AT THE
Eagle Rooms If Chryste and Delaney streets
evening the 18th inst for the purpose Of elect
ing officers, and for the Transaction of business
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('HAABERMA = IS TUATIoS WANTED IN A SMALL
Hudeon street, - days w. " -
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A GENTLEMAN, CTEACHER OF PlAk0F0RTE AND
II singing in this city, who Is familiar with the Enghsh
french and German languages, wishes TO obtain nice
furnished room with withou. board In genteel family
or rs class hotel In compensation for music lessons The
best references given required Please Address hus
box 20 Post Once, stating ana address other
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THiRTEEN PIANoIoRTEs, NEW AND SECOND
hand Of g. GA and ootaves, for sale 10 hire, tho
cheapest in the city, splendid rosewood octave, price
$50 and $50 others s4S $5 800 ana s and ono melo
dson for 80 or 70 let at 81 So 49, AMI g. month Prof
DUhSDAY, 225 Grand street
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A sEAMsrRgss OR NURSE TO co TO chLIPoR,
II classification ted In mali private family good
city reference given Apply AZ 81 Grand street Tor two days
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vthsr Science yet Grated compound possess
s IN sS1 h akin s. he pSuss ,ass M
roofing hair from any part Of the body Liquid rouss lily
depot u walker street, first from Broadway. Wv
Extract OF Roses and EA;ler Flowers, made
gmplss TsSklSs fS% the face Ladies Pre-
No. 1853 Broome and sold BY Mrs Hays Full
ton street, Brooklyn.
Everybody L. Dying for Love Nowadays.
:sss ss ~ Rs. Is % ss srs.y as 80
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Don
s as% TsFss
excelsior dye produce, sth then IN perfection Sold snd'
Batchelor's Hair Dye Ia still the Leading
y Ss ss hs s s:
sa aye K VI sSd 6rssdwsy
foliage when the rude hands torch felt and the hair
before enemies A. Ssmy
does the hair Price, twenty esnts Hsa dqa.rters
Hear Me.-My Onguent Will force the eerd
to strong and thick In six weeks Won't stain or in
part he country Z; Graham, j Aaa
Third street, fhiadelphia.
Wigs and Toupees-Batoilelor, Of No. S33
Broadway is pleased to another beautiful inn
in the Of thase articles This in
vepon applied to ladies' and gentenen hair work and
s The most perfect imitation Of natureyet discovered
Premium Wigs and TouTees.-StrangerS,
you of bands curls back and front braids
&C. want them made of the best materials Go to
MEDHURST d HEARD, q Maiden lane there you viii End
the best assortment Of any in the city.
Cllrehugh's Wigs and TOupecs.-A large
of aIen
179 Broadway For ghtness elegance and durabH
for all that enhance the beauty of fine head Of