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~ sends us The following note on CAM
Meetings which We insert in this column -

e IN. s"ntH ls me following no'c on camp
Meetings which We insert in this column -
Camp Mectfng.-Wc frequently hear
the question asked. will there be any camp meet
ing this year! These meet incs are among my
earliest recolcctions and with them come up ma nv
interesting associations and "reminiscences of the
past-ihc remembrance of many Kind friends md
AZ ocaeS who have passed away. ! have always
had feeling of generation for the solemn and i'm
prcssivo 81 andeur of the primitive worship. which
heard when child. in the deep shades Of the
forest Hui times nrc changed, and the jealous and
unlettcr"d preacher has given place hi. more re-
fined and classical succcssor-the rude tent Of the
early worshirPer is supplant.d by more ccg mt
structure, and its earthen floor is hidden by cost
" carrct-the simple fare that was only looked to
as of secondary Importance. is now cclipsed by o
continued feast ard the simple dress of the print
tive days has yielded to the r'ppings Of fashion,
Avaricc, always on tho alert, in for n share
Of the spoil- and in the feeding OF horses, and the
feeding Of men there is struggle for money -
somc are reckless enough to furnish rum 10 the
drunkarl and il is even said that some rr"f,$Sin.
to he GENTLEMEN carry their brandy with them
At camp meeting on sunday you sec nm inter
cs'lnS asScinbiSe OF human hcInSs. ana slch one
as can no where else he found. All arc out from
the highest to tho lowest-from those who ride in
costly carriages. to those who come foot, carry
ing their childrcna world in miniature. And
what variety of greetings ms aequaintaces meet;
from the most fashionable and hollow hearted in
terchange of c,itics to the most earnest rude and
mcouth. Many meet who have not met since last
camp meeting and many 60 for the purpose Of
meeting an old acquaintance. Gentlemen and la
dies handsomely attired are promcnadins in all
dirccions-thc multitude in motion without
any concert of action, passing and requesting young.
middle agci and old; male and female, going they
know not whittier, nor for what purpose--a mixed
and restless multitude. Although person cannot
avoid smiling at tho oddities Of such an assembly.
yet it is solemn to contemplate that all this multi
tude now full of life and animation, will after tho
lapse of few years be silent in DEATH will all go
down to the ell arncl house, and return to dust as
their forcfalhcrs have done. They will pass away
to he succeeded by another generation, and their
names will be forgotten. II is well to reflect on
these things.
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GEO. W. WALTON. t. II. ". ARMsTRoSG.
WAs.VOX s. ARMSTRONG.
MACHINISTS and ENGINEERS.
IN ryLE's BuILpIAG.--

IN IYIE S BuILDIAG.--
Briwrtn 5ih & Gh. 4 Orange ant Tn'naH I E,
WILMINGTON. DELAW ARE
INFORM their friends and the public that h"v
! continue the manufacture of High and Low
Pressure stationary and Marine STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS SIIAFTING. MILL WORK. md
machinery Of every description. CASTINGS and
AXI.ES furnished to order
nLACESM THING Of every dcscr ption
forged to order ~ JoBlil AG Of all kin'is pune.
'ualy attended %. ar Ijuy 2l---Gm.
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SUPPOSED SrIcIpE.--Mr. VIM. Thawley.
who resided near Bridge Town, in Caroline
county, Md, was found dead in his bed on
Sunday morning, LIST instant, under cir UNI
stances leading to the belief that he died from,
the effects of poison administered BY his own
hands r- - l-a y j..
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A BAD SPECuLATIoM.-lt is stated by the
New Orleans Delta that corn was sold in that
market on the lth inst. at IS cents, which
had been purchased on speculation some two
months since at 81 10. and stored in antici-
patton of still higher prices.
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Cofol Small Iolk.
A Plea for yRrdS.-The noti

A Plea for yRrds.-The notion once
prevailed that merit and tasteful y,id lent an I'D
ditional charm to the dwelling, Itt the idea il
rapidly becoming obsolete. and bo'h in town and
country, where yards MOI entirely dispensed
with, they sadly n,glcctcd-no taste is display.
ell in their arrangement OF no attention given to
their edornmcnt aid benutiousncs,. This il not ns
it should be, There is genuine philosophy in that
hack,.cy"d line Of pour Kdlts
"A thing uf bcnu'y il u joy fot YER.
ard the refining influence cxcrtcd upon tie hear
and feeling y tho hourly or eten daily sight of a
succession of we'll arranged and beautiful ya,ds is
incarulHhlc, and Cannot, perhaps. DO appreciated
Icy natures rendered. coarse aud selfish by an i'm.
proper education and tho gr"vcling spirit Of the
nge Let III however pray for II better order Of
things, al d hope the love for the beautiful i, still
strong enough 10 revive ere long the dccaying
stIS for yards.
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TO FARMERS

WHEELER'S P-l1 ENT RiiLH ~
Horse Powers and 0vershot Thrashers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
! tin continue the sale Of Nhcclrr's
Patent hallway Horse Powers and OvcrShot
Tlnn&lcrS with shakers attached, which I
viii warrant t" give satisfaction, or no sale.
Also, Icea Cutters, Ciorer HuNcrs, aaL " GOD
SdDs: -..---.sr,.sr
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
c1ll on the subscriber living near tho Ma%raw
Church, or address him 1T Rising Sun, Cecil
County. Mary land
May l9n JOHN d. MICIlENER.
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1flarric0.

On the 18th inst. in Marcus Hook. DcL,-
ware county. Pa, by Rev. II. i. Galloway,
Mr.. DAVID W. WEBSTER. Of Gastinc, Maine,
TO Miss MARGAsETrA D., daughter Of Mr..
John Marshall Of the former place.
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[ H00 or $500 wanted for which 60, d town
. UUU property will be given as security :.
Enquire of the Editor Of The Wing.
Jmlv u.
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i'REIEGiliNG.

To INN ThVEI ID-fLI THIV4tE'
INiIE new, tight aud substantial MI
L fast sailing Schooner JAS. ll1E-- MLT
HART. capt. Lao'brH g.. Fort, will MEfGN
ran regularly from the wharf 49,, ~: -.
FIX Landing, leaving on Tuesday every
week nj - O'Clock NJ.
FreiGhtrrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch. and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMBERT q. FORD,
orto 5OllN PARTRIDGE.
Feb 81 If Elkton.
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WHEAT AND FLouR IN KENTrcKY.--Tie
wheat crop of Harrison county, Ky, la'
been harvested, and is selling at o. cents per
bush,l. Flour is held i'll Cynthiaua at 49,
- to So per barrel
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LII. 1)ORBINS.

MO. - SOrrn WHARyEs, above Chestnut street
i Y Thi aIc'phia. l'ca'cr in .GTANO, improved
Super Phosphate Of Lime. Poulr ito and Land
Plaster. Having every cility for supplying all
articles in the love line of The beat q.ality. at tho
very lowest market prices would most I'ectfully
soic,a call Also,
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NoT.GE.

A Ill persons are cautioned against purch-
I n asine from Davis y. Casscday, or others,
amy property in Cecil county, Md, belonging
t" the estate Of james Cssscday, decd. or
contracting for growing crops Of any desclip-
ton. nnlcr penalty of prosecution by tho
other heirs RUTH CASSEDAY.
JOSEPH A.. CASSEDAY,
ELISHA CtSSEDNT.
SARAH JANE cASSEDkY
o." RIiTH ANN CASSEDAY,
June 2 I'm JAMES CASSEDAY. JR.
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The Great Western Fertilizer.

FERTILIZER OF \ 81 PERIOR KIND.
TllllS article which offer for sale con-
l. slider To be one oi The best natures now
III use. II IS far better thaH Guano alone
Nn7"t',1 thlt farmers have been nuch i'm
"'a't on 10y worthless articles under the
maine I'll Ecriiiccfs, and that they lpui with
trS.'sinn on any ,,.ng bearing that uu,rc,
F!'ink h, 81 10 tntnm inche nj the matt riaiS of
winch t.iis article is L"npUsru, 81 that they
may fora an opinions i its lhtItts from their
"vt iraahrits. livery ton contains OF the
very best Sd
pcruvian Gnlno 400 lbs
i'7l'.h and Soda Salts IuO
Fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate Of Lime and ,no, =,
animal carbon ''"
1t is well known that the sails Of potash. soda
and imc enter largely into our farm proinctS.
particularly the cereals, such rs wheat and
c"rlL This combination has been matte so
rs I" supply the growing l,hlii.s with these
elements: II VIII prevent t'ioattacks Of worms
and Insects: for Euckwhcat, Wheat and Grass
II is the best manure that can he used, as the
materials are all solids.
Thc price is S.. per 100 lbs er.S3j per ton
Apply TO A. w. KING, Mill Creek. 7! miles
below Elk;on. !June . If
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A HOTEL.
In Chssapcake City, Md,

TNIIE TAVERN HOUSE in CHI. saprake
l. City, will he sold AT Public Sale. On
SATURDAY,, J"iy the 2Sh, 1855.
on the premises, to the highest and best bid
der. The house has two stories, four ruun,s
on the lower t!pes; and is built Of COOL hl,-
trrial.
TIE TER us OFS.fLE:
The term, are Cash on the day of sale. or
4, note to be given 10y the purchaser at four
months, with approved security and interest
.sddud. The purchaser will he required TO
take down the building and remove all tho
materials from the premises within four weeks
from the day Of sale. uJ'-For further nior-
nation reference can be made to
J. Il. PRICE,
Superintendent Chcs. 4 Del. Canal. .
July 2l-ts.
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DOCT. J. ]. BUCKLEY

OFFERS his professional services TO tho
/citizcns Of
Port Deposit and Vicinity;
Office opposite J. J. Hcckar, Esqrs Office.
july elm
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III VI L.

TT Won wish 4 No. | article Of Schuy'kiil
l. lunc, you can be supplied at short notice +,
lv ordering through WILMER a hGKD, al
Winners Ia,iirAor George Town. @i.f
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FL you want Herring or Ntckcrel by tbs
3 b.nrclt hall or,quarter cans &c Supplied at
Wlmefs PuHlt OF Geeree Town by 4,.-.i
Jnbe l0r' .' e. MINER y ApHp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

re Of Wisconsin has recently passed the following
lative to the rights Of married women. The Ia
feet Immediately after its pu ,lication:-
married woman whose husband either from
nness,. profilgacy, or from any other cause, shall
or refuse to provide for her support, or for the
L and education Of her children, shall have the
IN her own name, to transact business, and to re.
md collect her own earnings and the earnings of
nor children, and apply the same for her own sup
I'D the support ana education Of such children,
m the control and interference OF her husband,
person claiming the same or claiming to be re-
from the same, by or through her husban Pro-
That il it is denied BY plea, that either Of the
TO sue in her own name exists in point Of fact,
be issue upon this plea shall be tried and deter
by the jury trying the case, with the other issues
ted,
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Iccldent on the Third Avenue Railroad.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOH OF THE HERALD.
assertion in the HERALD Of yesterday, May
tn, as regards the boy, five years old, being
Pf mine, and attended by the company's physi-
e an error which ! beg leave to have correct
fe accident occurred about quarter to 8 P. H.,
No. 7 Of the Third Avenue Railroad was on it's
trip, driven by Thomas O'Donnell, with care
Is on his part. Instead Of driving the horses
lrefuliy watching for q clear head way, they are
pig for passengers ut all the streets they pass, per-
regardless Of life and limb. The parties that saw
kident can testify to the fact OF his careless drv-
hos. O'Dornel admits the fact OF the dash board
car, No. 7, driven by him, knocking the child
|efore he saw her, and allowing the car to run ITS
bgth over the cllilds legs before he put down the
decorating both /; one in o most shocking manner,
ID go, that you could scarcely tell it was the leg OF
but. for part Of the toes, which hung by The
|of skin.
thild is daughter Of James Houston, undertaken,
bird avenue, and Is two years and two months
me doctors in attendance were, Drs r. T. Horse
tho Is the family doctor, Markoe, Buck and White.
JAMES HOUSTON, Father Of the child.
YORK, May 20, 1855.
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TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw YORK, May Il, 1856.
nenfs relative to change in the agency and
Peruvian gusno, and purporting to emanate from
pthorisy, having been widely circulated, hessrs.
Feca Bro. would state that all such reports are
false and without foundation. That no such
. are msditated by the government will be
by the accompanying letter from the Minister for
TRANSLATION.
NEW YORK, May Is, 1855.
. f. BARREpA & Bro, Baltimore
LsMly-The Baltimore Patriot OF the 18th inst
an article which have ecen copied In several
Is OF this city in which 1t is stated that the Pc
government intends to change the agency now
shed for tbs sale Of guaEo and to reduce its price
per ton. You are hereby authorized to state be-
Q public, without any loss OF time, that there is
IN government in said article on the subject.
portation and sale OF Peruvian guano viii be ef-
as heretofore, and under the same arrangements;
there Ia to be any alteration 1t will only be In the
ing Of the price up to the figure that may be con-
prudent by the government, its owners, whose
re not to extend the consumption here or else
bat to sell 1t at price required by the value Of its
inds and the good effects IL produces the soil.
again, that 1t is OF ths utmost Importance to
nown the untruthfulness Of the statement in the
!, and that the price Of guano will in no event be
By the government OF Peru. / am, your obedi-
vsnt, j. Y. DE 0SMA,
Charge d'AIaires OF Peru.
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On Monday, Nay 81, at 81. Luies parsonage. bv the
Rev Isaac h. luttle Mr. AUGUSTUS BREyHaAN to Mics
EIIzAnvTn GREENE, OF this city.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nay IL, by the Rev. L. g.
Weed, Mr.. john c. CANTON 10 Miss LOUISA J. Gupra
sIHEyR, Of that city.
Al Pasrton, N. j.. on Monday, Nay q, by tire Rsv.
William Tunisor, WILLIAM W. MoRBHKAD to CARRIE
daughter Of Hiram Gould, Esq.
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petanoss-Peters0n d Humphrey, $40
way. corner OF White street, have just received
he late large auction sales large sssor smens OF sar
E-Rich velvet carpet lis. to 1ta. psr yard; rich
|ry &c. to los per ysrd rich BRUSSELS S. Per yard;
hiy Ga TO De- per yard; ingram lowell make) Co. Per
And al other goods equally low. /,
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Eocd Chance Of Saving nIoney.-City and
Try ants wishing to avail themselves Of this OPP
nifty, should psy yisitto WILSON'S shirt, stock
bllsr corner Of Broadway aud Cortlsndt
Gsey building, where they will find Of the largest
aesortments In his line to be Sound in Now
Principal entrances in Cortlandt street. corner OF
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STYLES are always most coveted. This Is reasonable
bee new things Of she present day are often improve
b. OF this character IL ELLSWOKTH'S superior hair
truly scientific preparation.
De your hair need trengthenings
Suld yon promote its growth
! ld you improve aud beautify your hairf
SuId yon have beautiful and glossy curlss
use that latest and best OF all toilet articles Els
pc superior hair tonic carefully prepared from
Pals, and elegantly put mp.
BY all respectable druggists and apothecares. Y. "
ener Co.. Barclay street, and w hitebead Brother
ssnwich street, agents for this city.
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be d Co.'s Assortment Of summer Hats
|tlemen is comp CITE, comprising variety of the
esrable styles and fabrics; their Rocky Mountain
hat this season Ia extroemy light and elegant;
and Light French beaver felt hats. Of the choices.
Md cOlora. l56 Broadway.
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Original Package lin order to comply
- prcyisions Of that highly popular bill known a.
% nquor law BARTLETT now sells the best
erars IN the original packarc, at "rhe Tobacco
~ nSosaway, oppssiN kstrspshssR Novel
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tfalken.-YOu make Strange Mistake,
If, when you want handsome and fashionable hat
not call upon friend KNOX, of No. 12S Fulton
and No. 533 Broadway. His fabrics have . certain
nd elegance about them that yea will look for in vain
Orc clse. TrY him
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Iress summer Hats MT aenIn,s.-THe man

new styles and fabrics with which GENIN opens the
r Of 1866 Is unprecedented. Among the prom-
|arm weather chapeaux are moro than twenty varie-
felt hats, soft and hard Then there Panamas of
pes qualities and Sizes Leghorns at all prices; swiss
light and beautiful; East India and Canton stra VS.
ID becoming and Paris straws that ventate the head
bee il at the fame time There Is no TASTE however
Pus may not be suited from the large and varied
3 ent of summer hats at
ENNIS, PA Broadway, opposite Ct. Paul's Church.
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IONS guerreotypes.-Large Size tor 80
eolored and in nice case twice the size others take
cents and equal in quality and size to those made
|ere tor 50. ANSON, $50 Broadway, opposite Metro
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Per Telegraph. Petersburg, Va, May 40,
Ie55-S T. HERRING Co.-Gents: Thee Of your safes
were in the FIRE All right. VIII write tomorrow. Yours
WATKINS, SUN CO., Agents Herring's Safes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

/. G. A. Peck, Dentist, respectfully an
to his patrons and the public that he has resumed
aotice Of hi profession In New York. at 43 Broadway
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Comb Factory, 3S5 Broadway. Ladies' are
invited TO exsnne the subscribers assortment
she combs, the newest styles Shell combs
paired. A. J. SAUNDERS.
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On Saturday night May 49, at IL O'Clock after long
ulpess ANN wife OF Michael G and sister of Rev. 10.
serb Cray late Of Bsllymore, comfy Westmeath Ire
lNss, sLa ssW Vi Ios,ss, 4as&, ayso ~ ysAss,
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lite, the Halter, has removed from his
nd, 2l2 Broadway. to 321 BrosdwAy, opposite the
gay theatre, where he can be found with his usual
WHITE 32l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

|vice Gratis.--Purcbase your Clothing OF
LIN JESsUP, SO and 80 John street, Of Mas
10 sometimes wise to take the advice Of an adyer
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Id This-An Old Man made Young for
getting one of the best manufactured wigs or tou-
rom the celebrated mandatory Of MEDHURST &
ID, "a Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupees.-Batchelsr'
celebrated factory these articles i s Broadway Niue
Wholesale and retail Bewsre of limitations. The largest
assortment Of wigs snd tourees in the world
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ID. d H. w. Smiths Mei0-
tuned the equal temperament to which was recently
ed he first premium mt the National Fair, Washing
J. O., can be found only at 1888 Broadway. A LIBERAL
mt made for cash. The trade supplied on the most
terms. HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

|enty.flve Cent Daguerreotypes, Origl-
by tho Man in the Moon, assumed Professor REESE
$50 Broadway. The pictures bearing the professors
re only to be found At the original picture factory
portraits By steam, GOO daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

~ LIuHU "hU IuHsfC HIVtnc VI fxVruCr
IRIS, 1888 Broidway.-The largest assortment of cec.
piauos and all kinds Of music merchan disc in the
states The public is aware that this house has, In
lien to the continuation adopted the reduced prices
at less prices than they DO found else where.
lanes to rent.
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The Cry IL stiIi They Gomez Where
TO LUsK,S Millinery Emporium, Isl Fulton street.
kyp TO get one Of bis magnificent now styles OF bon
khat arc sting the ATTENTION OF the whole city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

While Ordinary Hair Dyes Sell Slowly on
cash orders for Excelsior Dye
from state. Ills correspondents IL Ia the only
article its kind upon which their customers rely for
perfect counterpart the living black or brown. Prepared,
sold and applied, priyatelyD At No. GAstor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

coats ST. cloth frock coats So; 5000 pair
pAnts So extra superfne blue cloth dress coats,
ht EVANS Clothing Warehouse 20 and OS Fulton St.
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at Plano and uIelodcon Establyshmenl

z & MUNGER, $40 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.
the celebrated double octave celestial piano, our
knufacture, A. W. Ladd Co.'s Boston premium
and ten other different makes; also carhart, Need
that suit the dull tin and that sefously defy som
y. Every instrument warranted. Pianos to lot.
ELY 4 MUSGER, $40 Broadway.
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Espcnsc,,eId,s IIats-fIis Spring an

styles truly elegant, and their cheapness
10 have priced the market, and can recommend the
ment OF Mr.. ESPENSCHEID, 1lS.Nassau street. His
OF the choicest that be procured and the beauty
I'd elegance Of the fabric beyond criticism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Benjamin's Gold Medal Brass Spring Truss
removed to No. Barclay street, broadway
This truss rusts weakers from Satisfaction
warranted or money returned.
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TO read the grand certificates
Which were, in eighteen hfty three,
BY Willard Fillmore sent TO
One from Prince Albert, too, enclosing
His medal-all the worth exposing
CfLYOSiS powder and HE rill,
Which insects never failed to kill
Principal depot, FLA Broadway. No packages genuine
without =. Lyons fac smile Of sigma. ure on label
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|ubvr Meryno Under Garments,-Thc first

|phyr mcrInO UHutL UuNHHcHSs-NHU HNhSe
ltroduce these beautiful articles to the public was
every srtce in mems furnishing goodI can be obtain
the lowest prices.
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Rper, with Al i've armar On, and In no sinister ssd
embrace that sha,l ds6le IL.
SYLvANgs 8. WARD,
Chairman OF the Wing General Committee.
E g; Bhs aaD1se,, secretaries.
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CEAMsTREss.-wANTED, SITUATION, BY A
- yoynE woman; s fully competent 70 do hirmahlng
wiling assist Ia light work, required No objection 20
,he e..r,yy ae,s 81 Gi'y SslsSassa Sal Iss We.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

METROPOLITAN BILLIARD ROOM AND PISTOL
M gallery 94 Broadway sdjoinisg tho Metropolitan 10
el1his Tie extensive billiard In The nitod
States over hundred fec, deep And containing sixteen
first Glars tables the most perfect order This is
AR Tho mn Of D1OfHER PERKINS formerly Of
ODD Felio az Hail. Strangers will find this pae, well
thy Of visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Luxurious Whiskers or Moustaches Pro-
dnoed in ak weeks BY ny enguen which will not stain
try. r. G. GRAHAM SIS Broadway; Zeser "A South Third
street, Phadelphis Brigrs, 81 State street, Albany.