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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21
COroner's Inuuest.

ALLEGED MALPRACTICE. -Oorone' Ill ton attended 81 $50
Fourth str et to hold inquest upon the body Of Ay
ms Rsdmap, German lady thirty eight years OF aga
Who died on Thursday night 1t appears that deceased
sas in labor and was attended by midwife who hnd
ing hat there was cross pressufm MT advised p1y
stciap being rent for He came NJ seeing the
sent for other physicians, and consul tn ion held
when decided that With the assent of Ne Rsjman
SUR ical operation should be performed he aessntad
and An hour appoin ed In he ins rim ths dwife
told Mr. Recmsr that the intended operation WAS use
lees and when the doctors came 10 their appointment
they refused to ths patient Mrs. Rsdman
grew worse and eventually d.d The Jury returned the
following verdict" that the deceased her death
BY the result Of tedious and difficult labor
Further believe that death oily the result
Of criminal interference the part Of the midwife,
whose name ia believed 10 be Klitner, living in Second
street, between avenues an G." Coroner Hilton upon
the rendition OF the verdict took the steps TO
the arrest Of the midwife In question, who will
61and Jury.
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Practical Charity.

rs NASSAU sTRRKr, INV YORK, Jan. TO- 1854.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
Dear SRI have TO acknowledge your kind note OF this
Day with enclosure Of check for $l5 from Mr.. Wal
hack OF the Lyceu for the lady whose letter you pub
kahed In ths HERALD Of this 18th inst 1t has been
pleasure to aid your correspondent far our proes
nor Il services could bens at her. The 'mAteriA aid"
furnished by Mr. wsuack will be rs thankfully recsved
10 chseruly given We shall be happy to forward
(as do her any further contributions that may
= received Yours, truly, ROBERT A. ADAMS
JANUARY 20, 1854
JAS G. RgENErr, ESQ.,
Dear Strive have received for your correspondent In
Brooklyn, IS from g. p, and also IS from unknown
eooribu,er Ut Dover, Norris county, n j. also % re-
osved though your Office from State street As We
have Of advising these friends OF the distressed
q the receipt Of their letters and Contributions
make such acknowledgment - you may thnk proper
and oblgs yours, very truly, ADAMS y LUCkEY,
Per X, A Adams.
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,hs prouxetors a. nrst GLASS hotel for the sseommoda
s travellers visiting the CITY, and for vsrsns paoh'
salos on and other apartments were In stys 1t that
time not surpassed BY any other hotel In the uoited
association for whom 1t built Mr.. Ezra Weeks tbs
bucer became the proprietor, and after his death IT
vas purchased BY John Jacob Aston, Whole family .rs
the propristors Of the warehouses erected on its
tbs arst landlord Of the City Hotel was NJ Lovs..,
D.pssoA, . Trsnchman Il was then kept BY Fay h
6ibsen and frbsequsal y BY Mr. Gibson Alone Solomon
Gibson man whs sxpsrs need great vicssitudss in
HE He to this city poor boy, and WAS, believe
for time EN- poysd hostler In livery stable He
gradually 10 the station OF lane lord OF the nrst
hotel which the City Hotel was osg considered Several
apton in Wall street. near the site Of the pres
Merchants Exchange, having been altered into
public house, called the Msrehante' Hotel Mr. Gibson
vas ihdnced 10 leave the City Hotel and take the mAu-
Aeement OF the new For tme 1t prosper
oss and popular and when Pfedent Monroe visited the
city E 1877 he made the Merchant Hotel his quarters
But this prosperity Of Mr. Gbton was Of short
The Wall street hotel uEsuecessfu and, after SUE.
ossson OF struggles against adverse D.
son gave hotel keeping and disappeared from the city
The sascesor Of Nc. Gibson In tbs Nty Hotel - We
have mentioned Mr. Jennings and on the nrst re-
hrement Of the latter Mr. BAncard and Asa GArtner
were fuccessvely the occupants IS landlords Nessrs
Jennings and Mulrd the keepers under whose AUS
Piees the long noted establishment was wound up ~
hotel. The walls were tAsen down and the present
splendid block Of Wholesale ttorss erected on the site
The City hotel during its existence one of the promi
nent public buildings OF New York WAS nc ted not only
for its excellence place Of entertainment for travel
Iers ard scourpers, but for the accommodations 1t
Afforded the citizens for various uses Dinners 10 dstn
guh public men, meetings Of citizens occasions dis.
eopuected from political matters, concerts, and other
fashionable entertainments we're hsli there for May
years, when there other public house Affordng
similar mmodStons. The City Assemblies, or peri
odisal pals Of the New York arstocracy, the pubcs
weekly balls Of the pupils OF Mr.. ChAaud which were
also attended by the most fashionable citizens
years held in the elegant Of the City Hotel Wills
II kept under the sufpice, o. NJ Jennings aud the
estsbiis ment and its pshsd keepr will long live
b the memories Of large number Of the citizens Of New
Ycik
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ary 10, Mrs ANN MAllA BARTON, aged


On Thursdsy, January 49, Mrs ANN MAsA Barron, aged
90 years.
me relatives and friends Of the amy are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Monday the $50 inst,
at two O'Clock, Nom her late residences No 5l5 Sixth
avenue. Her remains will bs inferred IN Greenwood
On Thursday, January H. Prrxs, sscond of Mary
Arm and Peter Lynch, late OF wesport, County Mayo,
Dublin psp.rs please copy.
On Friday January TO- WILLIAM A. BERWICK in the 3ith
The relatives and friends and also those OF hrs father
VIM w. Berwick, respectfully invited to st nd his
funeral On Sunday the ed lust .: half past ons
o'clock p iom the residence OF mis- father No. IL
On Thursday, January IL, OF group, Asss MANIA, aged
sheehsD, Of this city aud late Of Dtmgsrrsan County
Waterford, Ireland.
On Thursday evening, January 10, WILLIAM SHAW Hot
nrs, u William and Ann Holden aged months and
The friends and acquail tanoes Of the family
spsctfuiy invited attend his funeral saturday af
ernocn 2lst inst, At ooiok, from the residence Of
his father No SO Forty fourth street near sixth avenue
On rs.y r. osa 10 'ss
fho friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
in, it'd attend the funeral sabbath afternoon At
o'clock, At the residence OF her mother, No. loi
West Twentieth street.
GA Thurtday, January 10, Mrs MARY BUNS, from the
County Corr, ireland, sg.d 81 years.
The friends and relatives family rsspe faly
ipytd 10 ktttId the faneral, saniay asxt At half
past o'clock from her late rtsiden, no y v1nde-
water her remains VIII b inferred in Calvary
Cemetery.
On Friday, January 20 WILLIAM only ron OF Edwin T.
Yale saed 20 years.
TIE relatives and frisr DIS OF the family invited TO
attend the funeral, from No. BsAon street, at one
o'clock this aftsrpoon His :emaius Nil bs taken to
Greenwood.
On Friday January 20 Mrs CoRSrttA D. TaUFoRp wife
OF Henry Tref I'd aged IS years months and 10 days
The rslstvs iIienes respectfully invited TO st
tend the funeral tomorrow lsunsayl ~ one O'CLOCK,
from No So safok street. without further iavitAtion
Philadelphia papers please copy
Tn Friday January 20, MARY hss, oonsot OF william
G whlppls In the Attn year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the deoease are t1yied =
attend her funeral Al her late rtsdenct, No % Sheriff
ktfsst On Sunday afternoon, a. O'clock
On THURSDAY afternoon January 10, after lE1srng
Hlness EMMA FlUAlTH, eldest daughter Of Chues W.
Ii z.btth g Harrington, eyed years monShs ana
| 10 dAyf - :. ,
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the friends
Of her grandfather George vnsss are respectfully In
vited 10 attend Der funeral on Sunday Afternoon ~ Qne
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m arrleN.

On Thursday, January H. by the Rev. James NJ Smith,
Mr. CoSsrIus BKsIAs, to Mics CAaoLHs SMITH, both Of
this city.
On THURSDAY evening January TO- at the resdenss Of
DIR. Bern ". Budd by ths Rsv Thomas Gsiauaet JOHN
HunrIR Purrsr Navy, to SoPBIA, daughter OF tho
late Rev. Thomas Il. GaDAudet l.. J. D., OF Hartford,
Conn
Hartford (Conn) audi S. vsnuah (Ga) papers please
copy.
On Thursday ming, January 10, By ths Rev. y. MI
lett his residence oos Broome strest Mr. JoHs LA Of
Liverpool, (Ens 10 Miss DoyonY BsoalKY, OF Noting
ham, in the same Kingdom.
un thursday evening January 10, by the Ri Rev.
Bishop Wainwright Auousry ARASoo, H. D., ofPuerto
Prisciee Cubs, TO JULIA only daughter OF John Kyle
OF this city.
At Chippewa, Wayne county, o on Thursday evening"
January ~ BY the Rev, ID Rothaoker Mr. WILLIAM \
BupD OF Chester, New Jersey 70 Miss MARY daughter OF
Judge Weiihouse OF the former place
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Twohirds CT diseases from unnatural
dition Of the stomach and nerves Ind geson arising from
want OF viEor in the digestive the main of
large Of ths physios ai spd and the
mental depression which all less suffered
Now in Dr. kORsE's invigorating elixir cordial
have vegetable in its nature and ensang
sfser lties it's which 10 the oun
tain Of the difficulty II acts as smulAns upon tn.
stomach and the subsidiary crgsns; but Tvs nyrating
agency mild uniform and and il followed
by prosratiLg reseton. the action of Ns annai
conformity with these laws Ard seems to rsraia mp
vital function until the condition
the perfection Of visor an attained TssonJ
vried by adays facts notorious that the sun shnes
that dy pepsia, neuralgia general debility,
tisesss Of ell kinds an. chronic lawnes of spirits
from whstsycr cause arising are certainly aud radically
cured by this preparation The rdial 10 put highly
eent.td tiles Price S per bottle sso ba.slss
way New York Sold by druggists throughout the United
States, Canadas AMI W est Indies
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wilJ,amsburu CITY News.

CnY ORDINANCES Mayor W all has expressed his deter.
inaton of carrying into effect all this city ordinances
10 this end, ali butchers keepers Of junk stores and
others been notified to take ont hcenses according
10 the enactmennt Also storekse2ers have been mott
fed TO take In all signs, merchandise, any
thing that tend to the obstruction of the sid ewaks
This rigid enforce ment of ordina1ce that have long
bsen dead letter. has created little excitement among
thoee interaatsd.
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Court Calsndar-This Day.

uRTD STATES nsrRcf Goun- 40 10 armed to Tuesday.
surEEI oourf-Special Term-Adjournsd to saturday,
January %
srPRExE CoURr-Chambsrs-W be held BY Ju dgs
Cferke, bis Office, AZ Nassau street.
EVPxRIoR CouRr--Genera raj Term An5 ChAnbers-Wll be
held in the building in Chambers street. opposite the
Court of Sessions
EufIHs OoURr-special TeEra-ln the room adjoining
the Recorders oiice.
COMMON PLlAs-- Part Secord-Nos IS % Only one
branch this court will be hsl for tbs February term
the court No being appropriated for the use CT
the Supreme Court Circuit.
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O'CLOCK without further invitation from the residence Of
her parents No. II Second st-sst.
Farewell sweet chi d. a few short years
Thou'st trod with us this vale OF tears;
But now 10 thee with God In Heaven,
better, happier home is given.
10 dsatb, how peaceful didst thou SEEM
As If In toms delight di cam;
Ard seemed TO tell US o. Thy bliss.
Psrex.n, dear Ep ma, may We meet
Together NJ the Saviour's feet;
And join with the immortal choir
To raise their notes OF rapture higher.
Al New Roehsll-, on Thursday Jsouary H. Mrs. FANNY
OooK, an OLE ard respectable nhSbtApt OF the former
place sgsd 50 yeaIs.
Do~ped on The morning OF the oath pecsmbsr, duriog
the wreck OF the steamer San Franci Miss RzBsCoA
Jss SLATER Billion daughter OF the late Captain Bolton,
British Army
in the S7,h year Of his age JACOB soHMrr native Of
Iaphrcht GERMANY and formerly resident OF this city.
German papers please copy.
In this village, Saturday evening, January T. Mr.
JOHN v KNIT, aged 6b years.
The subject Of this notice well known TO the old
nhs btstts and settlers OF this part Of the country
BE relative or the IAts Jadgs NAth,p Ford, aud
esme Ugdepsbu in 1904. when he . boy about
fifteen years OF age lvs With his relative and to ad
occupation md training g business In the employmeat
OF hts relative I'D friend He spent the early Of
his life ard manhood engaged in the business OF his early
patron ard brother Gel David Ford of Mosrsto~n and
n,ny since the Death both these friends
his early youth, much 81 his time has been oocupe 10
attention TO ths books land and business Of the
they left TO be divided aT their heirs. Ia his
Ia the kindness OF ris heart and 10 the uRsulied
integrity II bic cbaracter he sas gent emAn of the old
school II was his mi fortune 10 live and die bachelor,
but the tufSesa ard attention Of collateral relatives and
FRI. did all that kndnets And attention could do Tbs
pilows hs sick bed were smooth ed aad his wants al
minstersd 10 by gentle hands and his last houre
wAtchec ever, nd his eyes closed by friends who
esteemed lin Has and manly qualities for him
the respect aud esteem OF all Who Knew him. His lsst
skness protrscted one giving opg warning CT the
call 10 that Undiscovered country from whose bourne
Christian 6deuce Iesnsd meet the end Of his
mortal st Laurence Reptb lean.
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committee thasthey will be ready 10
ap eip the gift property in their hands Monday
the Instant There will be quite 1uttsrng among the
know the result OF thing
ed and that Is whsteyer mode the commtoc msy adopt
will give the greatest satisfaction to their con
stuents We know thst tbore Thousands Of pers
waiting TO when the Affair coming OF before they
bousht tbare tickets. Ard that there time de
nnitey designaNd tho rmspiar ono thousand ucseM viii
be taken on Of Mr. PERTAINS HANDS 10 double quick time
He ext ibs tho daily at and ~ O'Clock r. NJ
for the accommodation Of the ticket until the LIST Of
February.
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Second Hand Planes At Great Bargains.-
Prices SO, S7e $40 4l6S $22s; Of Gberts eoliaR
pianos cost $2A been In only short time price ap0
HORACE WATERS. No J3 Broadway.
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very superitr brsntt toned pianos that have
iuss received hc fret premium a. the Crystal Palace Pur
chssers understand why many Of the Isnoforto
exhibitors signed petition to keep these pianos from
MAJOR. Warerooms COS Broadway.
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tsdoro two yesr ago announce has sconaioas al
chemists iueredulou but who doubt, when every
dsy of heais change their hue under the hsnes Of
CHRISTADoko, At his private hair dy Astor
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then why don't onguen for that viii force
whisk mcustaches err hair to grow strong AID thick n
weeks and 1t stain njure the skin. Try IT, you'll
find 81 boslefent to any part 81 the country
X. c. GRAHAM Is Ann street.
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Grinlths' Continental Band.-The Splendid
asw original and national uniform, will DO ready his
eulrr week, and H. Craven Grnths tbAnd mAsse pre-
pared supply number OF pieoos for sort Of public
or private business Address " 0rifhhs QuAdne Band
a 400 RrnadAAY,
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New M~sic-Pep Goes the Weasel Gaiop,
cen potsd fun be danced with rush-25 censs
Just published. HORACE WATERS, No. 333 Broadway.
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pemonet s. Meycrs, Infallible Liquid Hair

DyeIt eolors the hair whitkera beAutfal blhcf or
brown wthou inJurnK the nsis skin
No dsagrecshls esor daily sAiuing celebrity for i.
superiority all other In the market WARRANTED 10
leave NJ purple reddish the hair Applied and
sold Wholesale and retail ~ Is Cortland street. 500 Grand
nd Eas Ryoa WAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

York tale the old and worlds This Is original
and braL be commenced in the merit issue
tho sunday Courier Its soenes arc Of the mort exciting
character and the story not fail to decided sue
The c. urier in addition wilt contain the continuation
81 the ske.eh the hite Sand waters Of
Montauka well in variety Of reading
Of the choicest quality Buy the number 1t will be
fos sale By all the aent and boys the oty
Price three cents per copy
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and oEip sir gle threaded sewing maehe with feed
ton othtr lily designed heavy
work VASTLY the best sewing machine offered for max
ing carpet bags Cloth, with india rubber surface
No. IA Broadway,
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Sewing Machines.-Grovsr, Baker & Co,
tB BrosdwsyGo and SEQ item and Is all that
IL needed For boot and shsemakt T. ri.ge trinmng
manufacturing clothing dressmAhi shirt and cllar
MAKING and quilting silk Innings they have equal Prices
IN
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for the posvs of chaps ehaes roushnes erupt5n
ana other skin d.os mites IL humbug, nes. 70 the uh
Sea Bubble and the euplAed fsefo Raiiro Rd-the
greatest ye shoussnds and of have during
te past twelve spd again purchased Gou-
dye subtitle to- upIoolng hair from lo~ oroheais
white, At the old established depot 81 Walker street. list
door from Broadway Calender SO South Third ers Phi
lsdephs. and l27 Washington ct. ett, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

Captain Creighton, OF the Three Bells
This whose gallant coaduct at the wreck Of
Fan Frat has elected CHI admire recently
visited BRADY'S gallery and SIT for bis portrait whioa is
exhibition at $50 Broadway, over Tnompsons So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

Colonel Washsngton.-The friends OF this
xsllant will be pleased to learn thai admirable
portrait of him ~ DO seen st BRADYs gallery No. $50
Rroa
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Of Atbnns e1stens properties To the thing adver
tsed This = pot GREENS No Astor Hous2 way. lie
sims ha. HIS shirts made order az invariably and
sent home the hour Ihey expected Can any man
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Howe's Cough Candy Is ~ well known and
much sought ao the Ne. York hsr.d and has Ter times
stand its power. Druggists and erocOrs ell will keep IL IL
they osn be supplied.
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How to Make Fortune Cultivate your
personal appearance If your hair is falling QUE use Bar
Eer tonique-a certain and greaseess restorative Pae
tv tyfve cents Sold everywhere. PRINCIPAL depot
BARKERS ladies' haidre1sng esta 'lshment, 19 Broad
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Paris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roberts 4 Co..

rs Broaiway will open Thursday, 18Th inst,
direct from Paris Of the latest styles and some
very elerant sea Of ehenisetts seves 70 which they
beg the in ediate attention Of their friends.
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pate Nv ont this day only the receipts being
1or the Professor Nart celebrated coort of
the great rush b expected; 30 in for
UIctures, boys REEZE CO.. $50 Broadway.
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Profession al Card.--Drs. n. & j. Hunter
receive patients diseases of tho lungs daily from A. NJ
sP NJ At their flee: 1862 Breadway few doors shove
Eighth Refer TO E. A. Lambert ESQ Mayor of Brock
lyn; Thoma Norton Eco 22 Pearl street; D. Hoover.
Marshall Warrington D. O., and many other persons Of
known resi- osAbi
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Hatr Dive and wics.-BatcheIor's Manu-

Sosory for these articles removed No. 25 Broadway
opposite where he has he beat II
ae world application Of hs famous hair dy and the
ale Of bis newly invented wigs and sOupe. Nine private
,1Sms ali on one aooY.
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tent-k0BBRT n PATRICK Is the sole manuA eturer in
.he United States Of the above celebrated sas ana
aoAns i'm dedsnoe look and the best
s.ee an locks combined in the World TO whom tho
premiums have Just been w The committee Of the
Metro poltan Mechanics 1n tie, Of Washington ard III
American INSTITUTE REV York Depot No. l Pearl ssret
ope door below Maiden lane
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ouyy every week they wish TO be posted in all
concerning their interests In TO morrows number the
ordp ,he government the Department PROPOSED
BY Adermsn Howard and the late report Of ,he Chief In
Kipeer, will be found,
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pianofartea-A FUN assnrtm,

Pian0fOrtes.-A full assortment OF II. Gill
bert Co. pnriyAllod pianos with and without ,he naan
Aho H. W. Smiths msodeons, superior 70 all
Manufactured Yor low NJ the grssi piano AID music
establishment, SIS Broadway. HORACE WATERS.
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compound used everywhere for all diseases Of tho
lungs which Lead TO consumption, for sale by Wilson,
posit the Am eriSan House Boston, and druggists
Broadway, and by BOYD PAUL, 40 Cortlsndt stroes
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Anson's Daguerreotypes-Largo Size for
af,y cents with coori &, and in a. nice morocco o.e
Nped with velvet kbe s Of those else
whore for CENTS and varrsd equal to that
taken price. ANS0k'S, bsg broadway, oppose MO-
Sropolitan Hotel,
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lab 70 Of straw seos.-A; Lelsat Co. are now pre-.
70 show Of the largest stocks Of straw honne
offered IN ths Market which they will sell At the very
lowest market prices By the only Also, their usual
fseok Of mems and boys straw hats.
A. LELAND CO.. III Pearl street,
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uyATTe life balsa, attes cd by thoussad desperate
which have AIRED in the Herald, SUM- aud other
papers, the great reliable purfer Among the
Of kings evil Is that OF william Housei ID Wnlet street
who suffered BY deep and loathlome scrofuous ulcer undr
The left the sweus viii Oh oovrd the neck Mr.
Gardner bsfore Mayor Westrve June 80 1853
cured il monh Of terrible that had existed
twelve years. and his In rheumatism scout
nsuralga, 40 the cases the aon. J. Y. Fowler NO
1888 stanton street. and Mr. Rice 50 Grove street. stand
forth among the lost astounding effected. they
completely crippled Yen who afflicted, 20 visit
those Seventy i've cents bottle Principal
AenoA Graz reeg
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C,yssaI Palace Medal .-The nronze Medal

Of the New York Crystal Pslsoebeug highest honor
for aoli pens v. yesterday awarded 70 JOHN FoLsH,
tor the beet aad hnot gold We would reoommend
sons IN want tip top pens 70 drop iato es!sbhme
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The Great Conhagration I'm the Park had
no ede on The prices OF hats. His hat
b had, usual, for 81 At pa Broadway. corner Of
Yuton street,
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uFNRY LEEDS ArCtlON EgR-BV II II. LEEDS
IL co Saturday, Jss n, 81 l0. O'CLOCK Atte sales
ell street household consisting OF
gGfas eke atetee bureaus WndoS curtains &e also
Of kitchen furniture, with whca tho sails win commencs;
also ten sets vols tach, documentary Hisory New
York and seventy volumes OF the of Ameri
agricultural SOCIETY Ia 1851.
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Our Readers Should bear In Mind Apr

tons clearance sale to be continued dav st taree
O'Clock at their cid stand go Broadway The opportunity
very great for obtaining valuable French aud LnSisa
beoks the duty which paid for their Importation