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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
We learn that the Administration at Washing.

We learn that the Administration at Washing.
ton have detached Col. Richard Dela6eld, Of the
Engineers, M,jor Alfred Mordecai, of tho Ord
nance, and Capt Geo. b. McClellsnd, Of tho
Cavalry on special duty, to proceed to Sevsste-
pol, to inspect the works there aad view the op-
erations of the war. They are ordered to depart
as coon as possible. We dare say they will have
opportunities Of seeing much that is no " ia To
business Of arms and Of bringing homo win
them some additions to the knowledge of mill
tary practice. As q matter of course, they will
occupy strictly neutral position, and we advise
them to leave all private letters of introduction.
and trust entirely to their official credentials.
BY this means, we do not doubt that they will be
received by all the Commanders at Sevsstopol.
both within and without the city, aud allowed, on
all proper occasions, to 60 unmolested from ono
side 10 the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

"tbe American party" which they had hardly
heard Of And there are scores Of Wanted H,n-
900 victories which have been woa By just such
mesps and such forces as this. II anybody SUP
poses that crest and permanent party is to be
butt up in this way, be will not have to wait loog
to find himself uudsceived. Aud it is noticeable
fact shat most of the localities in our State which
did the beet for tue Hindoos last fsll-s>y, West
chester, Ontario, Erie aud Orleans Counties
have gone sganst them now, while nearly all
their boosted triumphs are won where the Peo-
pie, having no foretsste OF their r.ks, were not
prepared 10 counterfeit them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
ANOTHER YEAR

THE TRIBUNE is fourteen years old this day,
having been commenced On the 10th day Of April,
ISi1. What it has been, what it hes done during
these fourteen years, others may soy: We sh,ll
not. To US it belongs only to say that 1t will
hereafter be conducted in the same spirit aud
with the same purposes as heretofore, but We
trust with ripper experience, with ampler re-
sources, and with frmer faith in the ultimate
triumph Of Justice and Liberty.
The aggregate Circulation of THE TRIBUNE is
now l76, $40 copies, distributed as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

Jest stop sour perniciou' bu'.ns"' Wild itue
before she Let Of Msy, aud g.t into some u'eful
way Of earning livelihood There are millions
# ceres Of rich prsirie in the West which wants
b,esiirs up aud putting iuto srsio this spricg,
spd row 10 the time to sets,out 1t. D'givs over
foo'iDg sbout the repeal Of . law which you
inow will stand and turn to gro sing gram io-
stead Of Transforming ii into poison or dispsus-
ipg TO vitisted appet,.es thar which has been so
transformed by offers All together, now for
Temperance, Morality AID TARIFF, aud ar@ with
Dfur berness Pauperisu aud Crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

Tie Beard Of Aldermen, last evening, received
an important communication from the Con MIS-
sioner Ct Streets and Lamps in relation to dis
eased meats, and calves three days old &C., be-
ing brought to our markets and sold The report
establishing the exterior line of the Harlem River
WAS concuIred in. resolution was adopted
calling on the Corporation Counsel to report II it
will become the duty of an Alderman. as msgi'
trats, to take complaints for violations of the
Maine Liquor Law, when the Same goes in 70 ef-
feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

The telegraph reports the election oftae Hon
Orsanus Cole (Republicao) IS an Associate jus
,:ce Of tbs Wisconsin Supreme Court. Judge
Crawford, Mr. Coles opponent holds tue fue''
tive Slave Act to be Constitutional. while Mr'
Cole believes with judges Wilton and Smith,
that that disbolcal act is not in accordance with
either the letter or the spirit Of the Constitution
of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

In the Board of Counclmen, lat night, the
Committee to whom the subject of nov City
Hall was referred reported in favor of the Quad
raDgular plan so generally commended in THE
TRIBUNE and other City papers. As this is the
only plan thus far submitted which seems to meet
the real needs Of the City, its spe,dy adoption
should be by no means doubtful. The edl6ce
ought 10 be Immediately commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

In the care of French vs.. The People. Ceiling
liquor on Sunday Justice O'bcra yesterday de-
cided that whether selling one glass or thou
sand, the act constituted but sios oiiease and
therefore the defendant was liable to but single
6ne. whatever the extent Of his trade for tue
day. M. French was thereupon adjudged guilty
of violating the Sunday ordnance and was fined
five dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

A Catholic and Protestant riot occurred at Or
ford, in this State, on Sunday, in consequence Of
a Catholic priest ordering man to be put out OF
bis church because he had bsen married BY q
Protestant! clergyman. There was savage fight
but no lives were lost The priest was put IN
der bonds to keep the peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

Aa important proposition to amend the State
Constitution was laid before the Senate yester
day. It's design IL to remedy the present hniu-
cia defcien lies of the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE PROHIBIrORY LIQUOR BILL SIGNED.
ALBANY, Monday, April ., 1855.
Gov CLARK affixed his signature to the bill to sup-
press intemperence this evening.
FROM WASHINGTON.
arecfal Df.patrh 20 IT.. ~ Tx,hrn.

WASHINGTON, Monday, April ., 1885.
Col. F.W. Manypenny, the Commissioner Of H.
dian Affairs and very prominent Ohio Democrat.
ridcules the projected military move nent az .ins his
Indians. A number Of Indian Chiefs are now hese.
and the Commissioner has been talking With some Of
them about o'gacziDg an Indian arny to " whip tbs
four regiments" o. JEFF. Davis, as M4Dypenny ex.
presses it. Toe gallant Secretary is likely to End an
Overmstch in the redoubtabe Commissioner who
seems to be possessed with few grains of humanity.
The President In due ii nc will come to the rescas
of his War Minister, and will summary garross tbs
Comm ssioper Nous Verrons.
Darwin c. Smith and Caleb y. Butts, OF Odios
have been appointed Clerks in the Pension-Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
DEFEAT OF TIE KNOw-NoTHNGS.

HARTFORD Conn }, Monday, April ., 1885.
The Democratic party here nominsted union
ticket against the Know Nothings. which ws sup
ported by the Anti. Know No'Aing Wings 10 our Cay
Election to-day This tckss Is elected. with the eK'
cept. q Of thu old Clerk, Henry Francis, Who sao'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

The Krow Nothings were beaten in Hartford
yeiterdsy, at the city election, getting but eleven
of the thirty members Of the joint Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
Nesp1 lork DAILY @bnare
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1856.

ADvIs.SEnssrs Intended for TaE WILL raIsvst q
this week should be handed In By dsy The
edition ~ Issued OF this paper mskes receeuy 10 ere
20 seeurs bs insertion that friends should hN s4rI
be, A in ,be, sayon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

In Iowa the People have voted 10 favor Of Pro-
hibiton. and for the Anti.Neorasks State ticket
Doug!aiism ia about killed of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
IONA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Monday, April ,, 155S.
Sufficient returns have been received to show tdst
the Wing State officers for Iowa have been elected BY
larger msorities than those given the Wing ticket in
August last.
Cole, the Wing candidate for Judge Of sbe Supreme
Court, has also been elected in Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
ASTOlINpING EFFEC1s.-Who can now doubt

that HoosLAsps GERMAN BIrrERs all they repre-
rented bel Sufferers em tina, dreadful disease, Liver
Complaint. should immediately res,rt to their uie-
John. Tracy, Buffalo. June Is 1855. ssyc About
nine weeks In the town Of 6enevs Oaio purchased
bottle Of Biites for Liver Complaint that had dread
fully bed u the time aad with the Bites h4n ed box
Of Tar Ointment tor plaster all fair trial. ami
honestly confess that 10 twenty four hours csved
relief thar the united sh Of all doctors 10
Easlsnd Ireland Anerics ~ere able sscomp ish for
me" FOR sale BY Druggists and dealers In Medicine every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
THOSE WHO ARE LOSING

To THE BALD, OR THOSE WHO ARE LOSING
HAEspecisl attention called to an s1vertis, nsnt
T. columns hesded "gwedsh Han Cres.or Which shoad
red with great 70 confirmed akspcs We particularly
iien oursves and them 10 reed our uausr
eerifcstes Depot $50 Broadway. cot White
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.WEAKNEss AND DERIL.

HOLLOwAY's PiLLS.-WEAkNESS AND DEBIL-
Iry Thb truly extraordinary remedy 20 nvxostns that
lev 6oses viii Immediately the Nssm. np.rtins
we're rev Me- strength and energy 70 th,s suffering from de-
New Yort. and No .t stsad Londan and By all Drossa,
,t2S she and 81 boz - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

NoTEDoubte1 Of tn copies sold to our agents in
Boston Philadelphia and other cities taken aud
sold BY them Of the States which send thsm bat
place them sceo,dpg the beat light could gain from
our books aud those Of s,esmen in this CityI
This circulation is distributed among our sever
al editions a. follows:
Daily Tribune. 2s $50 Weekly Tribune .l27, 900
SemiWeebly ..... $500 European. 500
Special for California. .....7 coo
These lists might have been made larger by a
more compliant, flexible, sinuous course; but We
have no. wooed the trade winds of Popularity
when they seemed calculated to bear us away
from the rock of Principle, and we are very we'll
content with the measure of success which has
crowned our exertions. If we have earned the
confidence and good will Of the larger portion Of
our readers, We shall endeavor so to shape our
future course as not to forfeit nor in any degree
diminish them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

SILKS AND GRAPE SHAwLs DIRECT FROM
AUCTION $50 coo worth PLATA sod Etaboidsrd Canton
Crste Shsws have just been opened q BoDIsEs No
Grand St cor OTchs5d Sing complete ss'or mea
At the greatest bags Known Also Jut opened 800
pieces Spsg sDksPsi Striped Plain aud BrOcsde from
to 81 and 81 per yard. Also recsved from su;on 80
e.ss LsSieS bre's Goods-Bsreges Poplins Barge De
LANES French Gnghsns, &c. 3 BoDsE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
EsPENCHEID's HATS this spring have attracted


est attention 10 the world OF fashion Genemen q tase
end ssy that HE bats three dollars and half
respects stptror those sold In Broadway fOf 81 The
a.nrs IL No ll8 Nass,nat C.gt him call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

made by the bser to ntrooucs styles Of hats that give
an air e. spestabty AID good breeding the His
styles for the present eon are emnenty populsr as indeed
m could besopins from their peculiar eesshce
of knh beauty of sbspe sod durability OF texture H
town depot SIS and bis Older established nd 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

MOURNING GOODs.-We have now large
stock Of Bombszipes Alspac, De L,aes Bsresss SUES
Canton Crspes Oeuadues Tissues La Prints Oins-
hams and every artistic the Mourning line, which We
are selling Al great bargains II. LEADBEATER Co,
No 81 Broadway, cOr.er Le0uMd 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

PIANOS. - T. GILBERT g. Co.'S celebrated
foLIAx PIANOS, HoRAcE WATERss modern improved Pr
large number Of other matters comprising
Jasss the United states
cold prices which defy competition for csh or sats
factory paper the city receiving orders for Pianos
or Muse any hind will find 1t their edvau
t.se n, csIl Horace WATERS, No Si3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

KID GLOVES, KID GLOyEs.-We VIII open
This morning kDother lsse lot Of superior Psnsmade KID
CLOVIS which vii sell at great bargains Our store will
be open and ready for business at O'Clock, A M.
Z. n. JEADBEATER g. Co,
No. Si7 BroadWsy corner Leonard ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

beg lssvsto call the att nton o pnyscisos and citi
OF The South States alcoholic st nulAnt
manu- acured excu lively at nny dstery It Schie lam,
IN Holland, to which have gwen OF Wofe's
Schsdan Aromatic SrhnspPs 10 distinguish IL from all
Other alcoholic smulsnts and 20 protest its reputation
against imitation aod eits.
The schnapps is tue pure turs OF juniper, dssllsd
nom the beet bar that be selected Europe at
any cost 1t 10 favored meaicatsd not ~ ths com
mon narsh berry out the caoice botanical variety OF
the aromauc Italian jun per whose 0're vn Jus ex
Tact Is dis so AMI rsctded with ts rpritlous sovea
and thus becomes concentrated tocture OF exq as't
flavor and aroma altogether trapscendant In is coriAi
and medicinal properties to any Holland gin IN the
world.
since the introduction of the celebrated Schisdsm
schnapps, the proprietor has submitted it 70 the
WI meoicai faculty OF United STATES. Over three
thousand their signatures to be
pure alcoholic stimulant in They also speak
OF the great they have met with In their
gravel gout chronic atism distractions OF the
Kidneys, bladder, &c.
Persons travelling the Southern and Western states
should always have n supply on hand, as preventive
a. ague and fever aod ch OF water Toe oily
sicisIs in New Orleans and St. Louis pres rtbe IL with
confidence in Of cholera, account Of the ary
of the article
Put up in quart and pint bottles with the propretors
name on the bottle, corr and label. UDoIPHO WOLFE
Noe Is, 20 and % Beaver street, New York, and IS
South Front street, Philadelphia.
The name OF Scbis dam Schnapps belongs exclusively
to my arclea others aterfeit and 90 tions
on the public.
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CON Wednesday July IL, Mr.. CHARLES HENRY, OF the
Third Ward to Miss PAULINE HARVEY.
On Wednesday, July IL, at Madison square Presbyte-
rian church. by tie Rev Dr. William Adams, the Hon.
GILBERT DEAN, Of Poughke.psie, to MARY, youngest
daughter OF the late Avian Ste wart Esq of New York
Utica and New Haven papers please copy.
On Tuesday, July 10, BY this Rev. DR.. Armtsge, Mr..
FREDERICK BLAcKMAN, to Miss EMMA l. HOLMES liter
On Tuesday, July 10, by the Rev. DR. McE'roy, Mr..
RoBERr d. SHERMAN, Of Buffalo N. Y, TO MISS MARTHA,
daughter of the late Joseph Rogers, OF this city.
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy.
On Monday evening. July 9, by the Rev. DR. II. An
thon, Rector OF st Marks church, G. B. BURKHARDT,
Esq,. to Mrs. CATHARIsE MEARs all OF this city.
At Manlius, 0nondaga county, N. Y, on July s. by
the Rev A X. Strong Mr.. CHARLES W. BUELL. OF Pom
same place and time, by Rev. s. s. Stocking Mr. WILLARD
b BUELL., Of New York, to Miss HATTIE f. PACK, of Man
ius
Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat one.u
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Died..

In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday morning, July IL, at 9
o'clock Of consumption, Mrs. CoRsnM s wife Of Ed
dorf, in the 26th year Of her age
The frie nds and acquaintances Of the family
No M 70 sne nsr
noon ut O'Clock r. H. Her remains will be Inferred
in Greenwood Cemetery.
On "Wednesday, July II, at O'Clock P. NJ, Mrs. ANN
ELIZA ROBINSON, wife of Thomas Robinson, and only
daughter Of Barnard and Mary Mag,n.
het ano are respectfully nvitsd
the residence OF her parents In Fifty street.
cond door east Of Tenth avenue.
On Tuesday, July 10, DAVID Il. Hill, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family specifically
invited TO- attend his funeral from the residence Of his
father in law, Mr. Thomas Bell No. 10 Perry street. to.
morrow morning, at O'Clock His remains will be taken
to Bronxviile Cemetery for intsrment.
On Tuesday evening, July 10, DAVID OCoSNoR, aged l
His father Daniel O'Connor, invites his friends and
.cquaintances to attend his funeral this afternoon at
two %, oW,SioSs. a. No; 10 Washington street
Alexander and Mary Locke, aged years, months and
10 days.
funeral from the resdence Of his parents No Mercer
street, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Dundalk papers please copy.
On Tuesday, July 10, Of consumption, Mrs ELIZA ID.
CoLE, second daughter of Jamss Richards, aged 20
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
fathers residence, No. lbl Perry street. Her remains
will be inferred at Greenwood.
On the night Of June T. BY falling from on board the
clipper ship Red Rover in the Pacific Ocean, WILLIAM H.
son OF George W A. Everitt.
On Wednesday, July II, OF consumption in the 32l
year of hir age, BENJAMIN VAN HoRN.
The relatives and friends OF his sisters families Mrs
Tobias Butler and Mrs George Wells and the bers Of
Columbian Engine Company No. a. are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral to afternoon a.
O'Clock, from the residence Of his sisters, So North
Moore street. His will be taken Green
Cemetery for interment
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday, July II, CHRISTOPHER McDERaorr
aged ~ years, a native Of the parish OF Moy do
County Lonsford Ireland.
The friends Of the family and the members Of the
Montgomery Guard 18th Regiment are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late residence
Eagle Valley, Orange county, N r. His remains will be
taken to Butermilk Falls, for intermsnt, TO morrow
afternoon, at O'CLOCK The boat leaves the foot
Of Jay street at O'Clock A. NJ RETURNING leaves at
7PM.
AT pisrmort, on Thursday, July TO- Jons D. MYER.
aged 33 years.
His remains viii be brought TO this city the steam
boat j. r. Smith, foot Of Cham street. At 9 O'Clock
this morning. and taken TO Railway tor intermsnt.
At Ypsant Michigan, at tho residence OF his father,
on June 23, CHARLES MCKISsTRy. aged 80 years.
Deceased graduate OF Ratgers College, and for
several years past practsed Law in the city OF Neu
York
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RIAASs.--H0race Wasess, x53 broadway, has
Ne sole agency the T. Gilbert Co.'s, AAstt
Cuns TOMS Wood wara Browns, and jacob CHECKER
ags Boston pianos and his the only house where can
- obtained the celebr std modern Horace Vs.
~, pianos with ovsrsrrogs Prices less than b
bed elsewhere and which defy competition Pianos to
esat rent allowed purchase Pianos for sale on
anon&hly PAYMENTS.
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10 A8E1m0hCs IFOPtcA Oyscy ~nu
tAsYhoa remedy Is nos offered to tho paolic after
ing IL private prsccs many years WITH aston
tshDe II is the result OF the erpsr,-nee OF
msc ical acting surgeoo 10 our army Ia Mexco
ard upon che ralfornn IL Is entirely different
t-ou the usual tampering AMI unesrtain msthois OF
irsatue mt relieving tie most alarming cases in few
hours either adults infans For sale at most OF tas
drussists and At the General Agency, ~ Bsekuan
ut..st New York VIM. B 5ODGE Il co. Proprietor.
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Singers Sewing HIachlnes.-This 10 a Fast
age, and, determined TO distance all competitors, we
have just made grand improvement in our admirable
very great economy is thus Effected not only in the
quantity Of done, but in the hire of operators,
rent of rooms &c All the other recent great improve
nents ere retained and perfected in these new ma
chimes 1t Ia fact taat be clearly demonstrated,
that Singers sewing machines at the moderate prices
nsked are more economical to the than any OF the
inferior machines in market the latter could be had
- . gift Convenient and satisfactory references can
b given to those who are using our machines with
great profit, and in every branch of trade
l. NJ SINGER 4 CO., 1923 Broadway.
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Albert N. NIcoiay's Regular sems-veekly
sueon sale Of stocks and bonos VIII tsse place this
day al l2H O'Clock, at the Merchaots' Exchange For
further particulars his advertisement. in saother
column Catalogues can DO ob:ainsd at the oth;s II
Broad street.
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Ten ealesrooms.-Largest Carpet Establish
lnent in the United Slater, HIRAM ANDLRsON'S, 90
Bowery Immense stock OF English carpets and ocoths
sold at tremen ious Low prices.
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Zephyr Cashmere suits, 9lO.-These really
beautiful suits featured from descrpt
q wooen soocs Of rich, dehcate shades About 100 OF
them sold daily, ct EVANS clothing warehouse SO
and 6S Fultl n street.
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Bsyard Turtle S0up.-On Hand, n Large
ppy of the goo old sort which Is ready to at
ALI mes, at home and abroad Orders for this city,
hooiIyp Williamsburg, Jersey City, any distance,
prem pity supplied. p. NJ. BiYARD, State street.
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Sugars, Teas, Wines, &c.-Best O0l0ng Tea,
A. per ID; choice young hyson, As per h. Hne green
anu black teas At 3s per lb pure Java coffee, Is ID.
per ID best old government Java Is 4d par h.. fresh
Orange and Duchess county at only 3d. per
Also great variety Of imported vines and liquors,
IN the original package and sealed bottles, selling oil at
reduced prices BY g. W. hOFF, t06 Grand street.
hheYiH street
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What Temperance j. 70 Health, II Economy
10 wealth.-Zephyr cashmere suits, $40; check Mar
settles suits, So SO; MarseilIes vests, ST. alpaca
coats, 81, &C., &c at EVANS Clothing warehouse
SO and 70 Fulton street.
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Br0okIyn.-Photogr apis, CameO-Dagucr-
Dsoty pes, (orgina ana dasuerreotypes coored like
nnistures. CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON, Artist,
2I9 Fulton street, Bro ,kiyu.
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Msssenk eH's London Cordial Gina Health-
S .r,.;Se Ton, ,hs nos ~ ;ca ass and from hSd
water generally, how thankful should be that there
exists admirable corrective hessenger's London
cordial Gin. With supply Of this a safeguard, NO
attack Of dysentery fever and ague
GUNNER complaint Sold BY II W: HILLS, (.afArgs
street and BY druggists and srocsrs generally Price
u per quart bottle Principal office 81 Fulton street.
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Crusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts aud
supporters instruments for bow legs, club feet all
Seformties Of the body hand made 10 order BY
Dr. GLOVER At the Surgeons Bantsge Institute, No.
Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

The 81 Photographs, LIN rge and Well Exc
suted at $50 Broadway.-rwo shilling dagasrreorypss
and dollar pictures OF various denompaton first rate,
BY the New York Picture Co. garrett factory and sky
paIlOr gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

HeckeHs' Fartna.- Chls, ut all Times Whole
and delicious food but particularly in mer
nd for children when bowel complaints prevail are
AppRshended, s sold by family grocers generally and
Wholesale by hECKER BROTHER, Croton Mills, 20l
QheYry street. N, Y
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Bill's Infallibie Oneuent,I and Charming
Aorsla articles well known necessary requirements
for the hair, applied gratuitously, at NO. Barclay
Al Nassau streets, when gentlemen get their hsr cat
curled Absmpooed. Shaving &c.