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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

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Brig Wasp (Br Donittn, Nassau, NP-Baker Sargent 4
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Brig ErsnS N Bartlett Bar, c.
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Steamship North Star, wamack Havre, Aug H. via South.
ss1a Ts Ss . IL u ss s s sss
iceberg so iss Nth and 900 fss! oH 49, -
ssR s:fsP 'fn ssSss PEs
~ en Hs % paissa So ss s. Est JOIN R M
SHALL from Mobile for Boston, time, ship Herculean.
Ship Nclos Bdde Gerrish Mobile 20 days with cotton
ship Raah Jones' Apalachcoa, July 20 with cotton &c,
to Eagle szrd has had pilot on board for three days
BARK Genesce Merryman, Hamburg and q days from cgx
4h inst John Doyle ncaman OF New York, f from The rail
Bat Mr Nav RsbSaEe evss BaODase curacoa
Brig A Cunningham (of FrankforD, Humacoa, PR, Is
days with sugar, TO X Buck a Co.
sehr Victoria tBr) Crowel Halifax II days, with 0sh to
Hunter X Co.
schr La Rooka r), Dawson, Picou, q days. with COAL
master.
schr VIM Smith, Chapman, Savannah, deyr with cotton
&c, TO McCready, Mott Co. Sid In comp1ay with BRIG Area
da Cole for NYork.
S- ship Thornon Collins, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool reports-Aus lat Al o. Ion 80 n, passed part Of
wreck apparently vessel of about 800 5h let % A.
Ion As 90 enalzed ship Switzerland Trask hence Tor Hlve
same time, ship Guy Manneng Freeman, hence for Liver
pool The experienced light Westerly winds The entire
and had pilot board for days, from the pilot boat
Julia, No Is
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News from Nicaraguo-Thc Kinney Expeds-
LFrom The Aspinwall Courier, Aug. u

From the Aspinwall Courier Aug. n
The Rriii-h mail steamer Clyde arrived at Aspinva
from Grom Greytown the 9th inst bringing dates 10
the3 a. BY this vessel one Of Col kinneys party Mr.
West, came down passenger.
We learn that the Colonel and his party sre in nne
spirits and had been Joined by considerable reinforce.
mens; they reported quiet well disposed persons
puyng in cash for everything they receive and IN
respect conducting themselves in the most orderly man
ne b which course they have thus far gained theirood
viii 81 The people oi Greyopn.
< y said hai Col Kinney purposes moving into the In
terror o-n q confer With She government authorities Of
Near qua ani probably 70 offer them his services IN
VA should break out between that country and
c, sts Rlca. w.sich i al present anticipated
vi I'D hat he Colonel Anticipates visiting fhis
~lf "a ttjact VIZ Do not know
Nq.bMs .hes Ia. been heard a. COL Ts'ker, but Il
sa- lpp5sed Tat hshtng between C.s', v.ca az Ncs
-, Aad coieue1c@
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yiolsS1 ARsArIr OF DR 2. I. TmAtl4-Dr. r. r Thrail
the vel known vegetarian, while walking home, after
visiting SICK friend on Thursday morning sbou. AM
s. Johns Park. wa violently assaulted by Two
rien, ono q whom struck Lin With sunq shot and
fsed him T. the earth covered With blood Tie doctor
rcenei inseusibe tor some time and when lie recover
a be found himself lying On he ground and no one
near him. h hanged T. walk q lis house No III
a1rh' street, whe-t be les n 4 ciiscal condition
4, hs ass,ulnts dd MT -ob hia they must have been
opts ~ tcehngs e persona. -evene5 IN Attacking
c.a o' cars there va IS policemen q gbt
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The Yellow Fever at Nor ok.

NORFOLK, August -, 1855
The yellow fever is still increasing this place and
Mayor Woods has been attacked by it. During the q
hours ending at to-day the number Of deaths
seventeen. A large number Of aud physicians
have arrived from various points.
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yellow Fever nj New Orleans.

INV UaIEANs, August % 1906.
The number Of deaths from yellow fever in the Charity
Hospital during the past week has been 1913 decrease
OF ten from the previous week
Thirty tour hundred dollars have been collected here
for the Norfolk sufferers
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KOn Tuesday, August H. by the Rev. Ira Steward Joan
e. BoBgows, of Middletown. n. j. 10 Miss ANN REREccA
THOMPSON, Of the place.
! Monmouth papers please copy
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per paot of the Carmeo Valley containing six leagues Of
land, has been sold at sheriTs sale for 5000.
An immigrant train from Arkansas which wintered at
Salt Lake. where 1t left the 18th Of April has arrived
in Sacramento and passed over to Yolo There were in
the train the families Of Alfred Waller and Mel me-
and Messrs. Johnson Blower, Irving, Gibbins Mullins
and others Ninetyeight head OF CATTLE in fair order
accompanied them. At latest advices, four hundred
teams only had passed the outports OF Missouri for Cali
fornia
Tie substantial bridge being built across the American
Company, Is rapidly progressing towards completion. 1t
is fine structure and the total of its constr uction
will not fall short of S12 GOO.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Yreka have commenced
harvesting their wheat, and in Scott Valley will COM
mence in few daye to cut their grain also The crop
generally good, the injury from grasshoppers being
mostly confined to the vicinity of Table Rock in Shasta
Valley.
Great preparations being made for the State Agr
cultural FAIR to be held in Sacramento on the 26th 9th
and 2Sth of September next.
Our ndvices from Crescent City to the 18th inst
lhe loss OF the steamer America is severely felt in the
interruption Of weekly communication with San Fran
cisco by steam.
From Monterey have dates to the 21st inst There
are as high as at Sen Francisco, notwithstanding the
cost Of transportation During week six whales
were killed in Monterey Fay There only two boats
crews, and they do good business.
poisonous spring has been discovered in FL Dorado
county.
gentleman named Col. Henderson has in his posses
sion specimen of auriferous of arsenic, which he
will show to any interested in the development of the
mineral veal n OF III Dorado couyl The specimen or
siyery appearance with particles Of gold Mixed the
bulk of the specimen is the bright Of arsenic One
The deposte is thirty feet thick and crops out on the
surface Of the earth The spring flowing through this
causes gradual death by drinking it.
The weather throughout the State has been dry and
pleasant.
The mining news continues cheering, and prospects
were never better for the working man.
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From Utah.

ST. Loris Aug. Is, 1855,
We in receipt Of dates from the Great Salt Lake to
the LIST of July The third crop of grain had been de-
stroyed and the prospects of famine still imminent
The Hon. Sharer of the Judges Of the Territory,
was found dead in his bed on the Goth of June and was
buried with great ceremony
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The PROP osed Annexation Of Platte County,
Missouri, to Kansas.

VHIUAdUi august 20 Io0O.
The Kanfcs Hroa OF the 18th inst reitcrates in the
most positive its former assertion that pro-
ccs is on foot to Platte County, Missouri by pur-
G Sc, to Kansas Territory.
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The ISloop-0f-War st. Observation-Disclosures
for the Yellow Fever Sufferers.

FHIIADF1PHIA Aug 70 800
Orders have been received at Navy Yard to fit out
the soop owar st. Louis to be ready for in six days
The workmen in the Navy Yard yesterday conributgd
So 800 for the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers Nor
folk and Portsmouth
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The SloOp Of War Cyane

BNLIMuKFl AuRurt n 1900.
The Southern mail a, late as due, is hand.
The sioop 81 Cyane, az Pensacola had been order.
"a IL New Yor,
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The Ohio aud Mississippi, Railroad.

tHIUAtUi mug 70, 300
Trains the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad commenced
running agan Thursday last
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LAUScrEn-At Bath 18th inst by Messrs arrabee Moses,
fine ship Of 591 tons, called the Lawson She owned and
is 10 be commanded by Capt l. Watts o. Halowell
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Personal intelligence.

tese As uwal y he giesnshp George Icr-tleu Dc
as~a ana tsryan. g Echoverr, md lacy Bosa Lieut.
t.s -stl. q A, kR 4srsi5, U3A. L wass Lev.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA

tor Purifying ne Blood, remcUHg all diseases arisng
ron ttcess V HeTcHrB, fIposufe and iulprudencs ~
iVs, chronic eoHstHfeadi dscast arsiHg from an i
pure sfate Of The bieod aud ony reliable and esct
~" fHooh ,emefg fnr ne Of Scr0faia Salt RhLms
sad Trad, cicsratrHs ~ tie Throat and Lungs Pains
eHa sneHiHgs 81 ne Bones, Utter, Puppies on ths
Face and seaig EruptioHs Of he Skfn.
ms afti1io b. hoW presented by some Of the most
distinguished physcilns IN the country, and has proved
more sheien; 90 practice than any preparation OF Sar
saparll YET offered TO the public. Several cases Of
secondary syphilis, MorcUra and scrofn lous diseases
have ontTeiy recovered ia tho nguube wards OF our
Public Institutions which had for many years relsted
every mode oitfeatnenl that could devised These
cases furnish sinking examples ofthe saunry Effects
% medicine 40 afrasn Off he
Diseases, afier The gland, wore destroyed, aul the
bones already Affected.
NoricE.-icteis from responsible Physicians aud
Professors OF several Medical Colleges aud ftdcnie-
OF cures f"m patents Will be found yng both
Preparations.
Ps'ors, Fluid iSiraet OF Buchu, 81 per bottle, Of
bottles foi g.,
Pncrs, FLUID ENnaot Of Sarsaparlla 81 per poitle or
bottles f." 81 ecu Il "a strength TO gallon OF yrup
Of safsapaIila,
prcpp'rd and sold ny u T. HELMBOLD. Chemist.
Chestnut Street nearthe Gifld House, Philadol-
phia.
To ho had ofCOLLINS & FIERCE Montpelier, W.
Aud Of nfuggi-ts nd dealers everywhere.
n iet irefifi % no Proprietor or Ageaf receives
Immediate atentiaH- i3: ly.
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tilr0icincs.
y. ~. sCEENCK's
PULM SYRUP,
For The Cnre Of Consumption,

Tho proprietor Of this medicins was himself. man,
years Hgo, reduced 80 low ~ Ia be given mp by HIS
physicnns nudyfieuds, in the last stagcs ~ tonsumr
lion. When all hopes Of ever getting vol had hcd,
be- was strongly recommended tn use rsfup made
from OLD Indian receipt, which succeeded IN chcc
tuslly cufing him. The family physicians and large
uumhet uf foapcrtablo gnutlcen certified the facts
Of this case, and the Pnnonie s,tup obtained
reputation never equnhcd in that section ui the coun
nv. Cfcutne, this cnse Dad, asensaton second to
tnat only Of miracle. Dr Shonck was Wuitod on by
many similarJ anct d, 60 whom he udminisrred the
s,tnp with the same beneficial results. In fact such
was the uoorciy Of this medicine, that eminent prac-
tcinr pht sicinus had their attention dawn toward
the rising reputation of IL, from hrvine vitncsstd its
curative powers, aud ffeel, eSte d,d the hand ct
friendship and announcement TO d. Shtnck, and In
uoduccd the medicine TO tho public, aud used b. in
their dailr practice.
manner that the Pulnonic syrup does. u produces
healthy action upuu the murhd pats, by purifying
them from diseased 1t promotes the approximations, a-
laws the cough, ripons The matter 'u the luuss nnd
when IL is disc hnraed, ~ heals tine opening that the
breaking of the nhnfres uh-ctss produces add the
lungs become sound aud resume the performance OF
their natural unctions 10 also southts the ruiatcd
portion Of the lungs and other ofraus, sud thus TO-
STORES these pats TO health superior properly
hai thc medicine pos-esses ovet an othvis is that Il
contains opium, caioleli OF any Other deleieiaus
medicine
90 ls4l Dr. shcnck removed from Flcmiulion. Now
Jersey tu Phiudrphia and commenced tht practice OF
his profession, where he soon acquired reputation
excclcd lbs nome On cufug disease that hnd hereto
fore boon deemed incumlle, and DE has st1ce then
daiy presented TO the world incontcstate evidence ~
Dis success.
Both oil his parents died with Consumption, which
nt pears TO have bcen 40 hereditary di-ea.e with his
fathcis family. Al his brothers and sisters except
one. deh carry Of this disease, more of them bug the
one Ufothcf. reaching he agc 81 twenty.
Thus len nearly she l4st ct bis amiiy, be- naturally
e. d some si4fm as one after another was consigned
tothc silent tuinb by this fell destroyer,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02
Peter Mulrooney.

OF all The men ever had occas.
ion to employ, Peter Mulrooney was
the mos, knowing. lIew as intense
ly IRISH and must have kissed the
blarneyslone every morning early
from his youth upwards. Ireland
If you believed hiG-was the Eden
of the world and yet, somehow or
other. after Peter got settled here, he
did not seem TO have any leryent de-
sire TO go back 10 his Paradise.
His first introduction of himself to
my notice was characteristic of the
man, He came towards me with
quicS, stumbling gait, and, touching
his hat lightly, said:
"The top o'lhe mornin TO Yer
honor /! Would We like TO hire
handy boy!"
Peter was at least 40
What can you do 7" | enquired.
4" Is 1t what can do? Oh, begor-
IA, there's nolhin' comes amlss TO me,
any way"
"Do YOU know anything about
farming :"
"Och, munher What 'ud | be
good for, if | didn't? Sure there
wasn't a more iIligint hand in Ould
Ireland than meseH"
" Have you ever had anything TO
do with horses ~
" Bedad sir, ye jist guessed it,
Divll a mater hand Wild The horse vel
find IN all the county Galway thar
Peter Mulrooney, an that's no lie.
{" And cowsi'
{" Is it the basies We name Sur
yer honor's in luck the day Fax
I'd like TO see the man 'ud bate M
wild the craythurs."
But we farm differently here
Mulrooney, from wha, they do in IN
old county"
"Sure that's thrue, any how. IL
The dirlhy, black naygurs, the hay
, ,hens, that's be dom the bad work
e see. Augh sorra a thing they'r
! good FOR, the manating cannlbals %
I sand so you think you could bel
: ter il, do you I"
q "Bedad, sir, ii 'ud be poor chat
5 OF a sPalpeen am, il | couldn't"
S Peter failed, both in blowing an
horses.
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purtrg.
The Perplexed Housekeeper.
NJ MRS. Y. n. GAGE.

ny mrs. Y. n. GAGE.
wish had a dozen pairs
OF hands, this very minute;
I'd soon put all these things to rights
The very deuce is in it.
Here's big washing to be done,
One pair of hands to do IT,
Sheets, sand stockings. coats and pants,
How will e'er get through IL
Dinner to get for six or more,
No loaf lefto'er from Sunday;
And baby cross as he can live
He's always so on Monday.
And there's the cream, It's getting sour,
And must forthwith be churning,
And here's Bob wants button on
which way shall | be turning
IT'S time the meat was in the pot,
The bread was worked for baking,
The clothes were taken from the boil
oh dear the baby's waking.
Hush, baby dear, there, hush sh-sh
wish he'd sleep little,
Till could run and get some wood
To hurry up that kettle.
Oh dear If P comes home,
And finds things in this polher,
He'll Just begin to tell me all
About his tidy mother
How nice her kitchen used to be,
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when the noon-bell rung--
Hush, hush, dear little Freddy.
And then will come some hasty word,
Right out before I'm thinking
They say that hasty words from wives
Set sober men to drinking.
Now isn't that great idea,
That men should take TO SHINING
Because weary, helf sick wife,
Can't always smile so winning?
When was young ] used to earn
My living without trouble,
Had clothes and pocket money, too,
And hours of leisure double.
| never dreamed Of such fate,
When !, A-LAss was courted--
Wife, mother, nurse, seamsiress, cook, house.
ieeper, chambermaid, laundress, dairy wo-
nan, and scrub. generally, doing the work of
tx,
For the sake of being supported!
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Heim6oids Genuine Preparations
HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

For Diseases Of the BLADDER and Kidney Secret Dis
eases sifictuirs, Weasuessos, aud an diseases OF
to- sexual Organs, whether 90 Male OF Foma.e tom
whatever eauee they may have org inatcd, aud no
matter OH long siauifng.
II you have contracted Abe terrb C disease which
"hen once seat" DO the system, Will surely 20 down
from one gan"rtiuu 10 another. und, fminins the con.
sutoa, aud sna pug the vefy vital duids 81 hfo DO
not Trust yourself 30 the hands OF Quacks Who sia 10
every day n citi ke his and hll the papers with
ganns choods, too we'll calou lated TO deceive tho
souns, and those not acquainted with their tiieks
You cannot he too clIeiul in the selection OF remedy
10 these cases.
The fluid Extract Buchu hes been pronounced by
ointment physicians the greatest remedy ever known
II a. medicine perfectly pleasant IN is taste aud
se innoc ui 90 ts action, and yet thorough that 30
nnnihiiates eF"y pahieeuf the rank aud poisonous W.
rus ms dreadful disease aud unke other
does MOI diy up the disease 10 the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self abuse.
most teut1le dseasg, winch has brought thou-anos Of
ID human race 90 uutimely graves, thus blasting The
brilliant hopes of parents aud bghting in tine bud the
gofiou. ambition Of many noble YOUTH can be cured
bY lhls lnfailahio Remedy. hnd a medicine ,shich
must beueht everybody, TON the simple delicate 10 the
confined ana despaug invalid, equal Is 10 be found
acting both as Cure ana preventive.
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" eW Books.

OO135 &2 = - 5aW 5&5
Half lIours,-By Knight
The Deserted Wife BY Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin BY NJ. c. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper.
BarIngton's Skelches.
Mignans Miscelllnv p VI lckenzie.
lusuf, Crusade IN the East. r. Brown.
Party Leaders, Sketches of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson. Clay, Ran
dolph, &c.-By Baldwin.
Visit 10 the Camp before Sebastopol.
knck knaeks-By Clark.
Bits of Barney Mackenzie
Sketches of the Irish B r-By Shiel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays-By Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop.
Home Plctures-By benson
Letters from n. Y.-By Mrs. Child.
Give Hall BY Mrs. Sewall.
Bell Smith Abroad
Dream LIfe-By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens.
The Missing Brde-By Mrs Scnthworth.
Life of Gen. Scott-By Mansfield.
Surgical Reports-By Hayward.
Mothers Recompense-By Grace Agu,ar.
Wol'erts Roost by Irving.
Tales Of a Traveller By Irving.
Bracebridge lIai-By Irving
Star Papers By II. ". Beccher.
LIgh and Shadows of Scottish Life.
May Flowers--By II. b. stowe.
Hunters Life IN Africa-By Cummings.
Peg Wellington BY Reade
My Bondage and Freedom-By Douglass.
Maxms OF W ashington-By Schneider.
Which, the Right or the Left
Female Life among the Mormons
Three Years in California BY Curtis.
India, China and Japan--By Bayard Taylor.
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 S. NJ. WALTON.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IInpOTtanf Announcement.

'I'o ALL PERSONS ohlicicd with sexual di.eases
such sSeMlN WEAKNESS, iNPOTENCE,
GONNORHUA GLEEr, SYPHILIS, dc &c.
The now BD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hia, in
view OF the awful 'sirurioG Of human life and haaith
caused bg Sexual i-eases. ani the docepron- shich
are Practised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
Diseases BY Qutces. have directed their Consulting
Surgeoa, as a 1HklTAbLE Itr worthy Of thoir
name, 10 give VI .DicAL ADVICE GRATIS. toaI
persons thus al csd, Male or Fsnalei who apply
by ieitet- With description OF teir condition, fage
occupation, habts lel 4 aud ia uf rrnie
poverty ana suffering 40 FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE
The ioEafd Association is benovo'ong Institution,
esabl-hed by special endo Nnenf fer ths fssfof the
SICK and distressed, AN cted with Nruisnt and Epi-
peue Dsea-es," anI funds be used tor her
purpose II has nuw surplus ct means, which tho
Directors have voted To- advertise the above notice. II
- need oss te AID hIt tho Association canmaod the
% highest Medical xiii Of the age, aud vail furnish the
most approved modern Treatment. Valuable advice
also given TO sick and nervous females atlicted with
abdomin u weakness, Womo Complaint Costiveness,
Leuo rrhus, Sc.
Address, tpost-paid.l DrGEO r. CALHOUN Con
sutiag Surgeon, howari Association, No. south
NINTH Street. Philadolpha, Pa.
by order OF the Directors,
EZRA y. HBARTWELI, President
GEO FNIRCuILD, SECRETARY. 3s:Iy
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Nrw-hoBk, April ~, 1850
We, the undersigned, recommend 20 hose ~ ho are
bald of losing their hair. 10 Sc tho SWEDISH HAIR
CRrAIOR. Having had thH preparation applied ut
be fnums OF the Proprietor, believe % TO be, from
Npcnmeut, the only article which will pro ucr OF
rffnte hair upon heads where iho ba dno.s ha. Dee
vi years. standing.
Or T. ROGERS, south Fourth st, RrooLl %,
n EAcER, iii broadway. \. Y.
Dr. WM q BENNETT. l02 Fourth Avenue.
J. PECK. 30i Fourth Street
T. u. Lyons, 50 Hudson Street.
e.. VAN rAsSEi., 27g RrosdNhv
T.. TAlnlf, Citizen Dnice. 20 spruce-strect.
Dr. HENDERSON Oruhsi, f5- Btondway.
JOHN F. MOOR 81. Clinton Place, Eight street
D'.HENkN nuRiNEfH, 40 ast~cvenieenth-st
w tOLEBl kN, 80 Wost twenty first street.
DAVID KAllRAN, ~ Tiug-secnnd street.
WALTEN MOORE, 235 West Twenty seventh ST.
WILLIAM IRVINE, l7 Catherine Street.
GB).F. SMITH, 100 spring street.
A. =. HIGGINS. -W uroldway.
MANY G Bh ANiuN Goa Broadwav
JULIA \. GON@ALNEs. iis Fuutth-sfroet.
NJ. O.BkNkS, $50 Broadway.
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ltlc0irincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND /!
Holloway's Ointment,

Cihsrns cf me Uaiap,-
You have done me the honor as with voice
from one end Of The Union to The other, stamp the
character Of m, Ointment with your appreciation IL
IL scarcel, years since made it known among you
and already. {, hns obtained more celebrity than aRy
other Medicine 10 SO short a period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner Of .snH and A'Is.dH Streets, .Ver fork
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A New and Valuable Work.
the
illustrated American BiOgraDhy.

CONTAINING correct portraits, nd biisf notices
" ofthe PRINCIPAL ACTORS ~ AMERICAN
HISTORY, from Christopher Columhus down Ia tha
present ime-eomploie 10 -ix yoiumes one volume 10
be issued Annually aud WILDE divided into paris
PART / Embracing The period from the Di.eov
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PART H. Embracing he period ffamtie DecIara-
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PART III. Embracing the Period ubsequaustotho
Watoflsl2.
J. MILTON EMERsONS CO.,
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