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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
LAND IN MARKET.-In

n FAECA ANM IN IHf1tNEI IVur
o,ista county will offer the above named Farm at
public auction on Saturday the 3lst dayf Nay next
ifnot sold privately before that time. This Farm con-
tains 26G Acres lies well in form, and is well waered
having four good Springs well situated to water stock
in the different fields Also, about go or 20 Acres of
fine Timber Land on different portions of the Farm
The improvements are Large Brick DWELLLNG
no USE, Brick Smokehouse, Stone Spring House, and
other necessary out-budings. deem it unnecessary
to say more as persons wishing to purchase will view
the property. JAMES ALLEN.
Anril 30 lS56.-tds
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SETH W. FOwLE & CO., 1SS, Washington Street
Boston, Proprietors Sold by theragents everyw here
For sale in Staunton, by JAMES G. LAIRD aud Dr. j.
n NJ Mrp,u,rr MAY Ia, lS56.-1t f'-
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= received, French Calf Skins, Mems and Women's
Morocco, White and Park Innings, Bindings, Pegs,
Web, Wax, Bristles, and complete assortment OF
Lasts for Men, Women and Children; Boot and Shoe
Trees Cramp Boards Clamps, and every description of
French Kit, for sale low. GEO. Il. PRICE.
Stouuton Nav H. lS56-T A. g. " copy
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500 ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
l FOR SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale private
" his farm in Botetourt county, lying on both sides of
Catawba Greek, four miles from Fncastle. There are
upon the place all necessary improvements with the
addition of SAW MILLand GRlST MILL. Ifdesired
the farm would be divided into four tracts with inn
provemens on each. Upon the purchase money extend
time will be given, if desired, if the payments be Sc
cured and the interest thereon paid annually For fur
Their information address the subscriber at Fincas lie Va
April %, ss56.-tf DIR. VIM NJ. W00DSON
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CPRING GOODS 1--WE are now receiving our
usual stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
embracing full and complete stock suited TO the APP
proaching season. To cash and prompt six months
customers We offer great inducements aed lite them
to examine our stock aud prices.
: Stanton. An. ~, 1863 J.. BRANDEBURG & co.
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MATTRESSES MATTRESSES IL have
M my agents at Staunton, Messrs. I. G. Burwellan
]. NJ Nelson supplied with very superior and cheap
lot Of Har, Suek and Sea Grass Mattresses for SALE
Orders for any description of Mattress, Cushion &cr
will be received directly or through either of the
bove named gentlemen, and shall have the prompest
attention. Address NJ. w. WALLACE,
Anril 30. lS56.-tf Ydncey's Mils Va
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NOTICE.-Appcao viii be made to the Presi- 4
~ dent and Directors of the James River Kanaw-
Ina Company, for the renewal of Certificate or Bond,
No l7?, of tina. Company, guaranteed b. The State of
Virginia for :2G0 which issued in Tie rame Of sam.
uel Finley, Of augusta county, Va on tie Eth dag Of
Of January $40: the original having bean lost or mis-
laid and cannot now be found. Nv 4
MATTHEW PILS0N.
/ St3pI. T. finley
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NTOTICE.-Ito rewarn all persons tresspassing up
on my lands in the way of sailing cattle and pulling
down my fences from this date.
April 90, lS57.-3t* ALIEN. CRAWFORD, =
A LARGE lot of Slippers, Caters and Walking
n Shoes for sale by JNO. NJ. NELSON. &
Staunton, April Is, 1855.
A NICE lot Of Ladies Dress Goods, of variety Of
N styles, for sale by JNO. u. NELSON.
Stanton, April IL, 1856. Town papers copy ALL
,C,HADS in 4 Barrels for family use, for sale by
y .aa STAPLES, MARTIN co.
Staunton, May Z, 1856. , - 1sa.'
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TT ATS AT WHITE & PATTUNS.@We
i i are in receipt of our Spring assortment OF OAK
fords celebrated HATS, of every sort in use vz Kien
Mole Skin, Drab Brush Black, White. and Fancy col d.
Soft Hats; Boys and Mems cold Wool Palm Leaf,
Ieghorn, common Straw and Panama Hats, &C., &C.;
also Bows and Chidren's Straw Hats and Caps, ma
king our assortment complete; oil the lowest terms
stounton Nav IA 1875
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I0I, " IIIIWIII SIIttl, Ne'
New York, May IA, 1856.
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p II OTs q ,9g'dls.l Z tt.9E, &c q.
April ., ls5s.--3m.
r AIDES DRESS GOODS fg IIsycllng Dsesa.
IL os lot OK rice Bebaig.' very ci.fa,t Sole, Nus
Inns. 3lue, Pink Lead Green sad Black With yare.
" OF other SHADE of al ol wir, viii sell bargains,
for cash. or on a snort credit to gdo,. CTS toners.
Staunton, April ~, ls5G.--3ts GEO. w. SMITH.
T AIDES NEEDLE WORKED C0I.LAfS and In
derslceyes. fne and handsome aud low prices;
large assortment Of Muslin Fiai! lnserigs. al low
prices ofail Of which i'll DC sold great bargains tor
cash, or Oh short credit good cgs.oln"S
Stanton, Ap,!l -, isSf.--'t ESQ y. 2.al ~.
NTisY GOUDS 81, Tif;iE AZ PATsACF'S:
IN Wrarenow recc.yire CDR tui.s and well selected
.etek nf oPJ.IAI ard Sl-ik4lhS Gls0OOS, aud %
v.lic.. wc Ay.te Tie en;iE o: buyers. Ine'e S1oss
hay. been youca, n.a ir.sual ca. and @I e SOD
UTE q eAgIoG.
stauuton, Apri. 2a. 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
Six Hundred and Twenty Acres Of Land
FOR SAL T..

Ap. %. 1856.
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NHINA, GLASS AND UEENSW 1hItf1'
u s Hogsheads and Crates of well assorted, compri-
Plates. Dishes, Tea Sets, Covered Dishes, Chamber
Sets, Spring Ea Pitchers Common Painted Teas
and Plates; Pressed and Cut Glass Tumbiers, Gobieis
Truit Dishes Salts &C., &C.; which we Will sell on
the best terms, and puck and warrant at the soreS
notice tltr WHITE rAl ioN'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

Doors 81 SHOES.-You will find at j. B.ande.
ID burg Cos large, well selected stock Of Boots
and Shoes, Caters and Slippers of every grade and
selves. April o., 1856
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II. II. ROBERTSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH G., H.VA.

WILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
Augusta To his old clients III Augusta, he would say.
that he will always ben attendance upon the Cosnig
and Uiiitef Suites Courts holden at Saunton
\ May G 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

he frame house No. 24o Delaney street. occupied by
ns. A. Ludian. lighted candle bad been placed up
% bureau and accidentally got pushed against soma
acthiDg hanging against the woed partition and thus set
hre. II soon discovered and extinguished be-
ore much damsge was done. The building belongs to
s Jackson and insured for 500 in the Bovery Insu-
Anos Company. Damage about IS.
1nB BODY MRS KADoRE FoUSD.-Mrs Ksdore. OF
fa,insrs bor Staten Island, who had been missing
anee the morning Of Tuesday ias Gan account Of which
'as pnbli'hed in the papers Of yesterday norning)
~ found on Thn-.ay, at; a:0sa e NJ by Capt John
Wright, Of the same place. who drev her mp with hook
and line from the bottom Of the sver some ht or ten
bet above where she walked Off Her body then taken
the house, where post mortem examination was held
Coroner Pierce, after wbicn the Jury rendered
net Of death from supposed suicide She SO years Of
lee, AND was born in Massachusetts She left two small
|AtdSen-one years and The other Is months old The
created intense excitement throughout the
5asaShborhood and some four tive hundred persons
Issrs assembled 1t and the premises during the
|seater part Of the day whish she was found. The
|anty we're comparatively strangers, having been but
|bw months in the place.
6UICDB By 4 SoIDER.-A man named Young who had
rne tina ago enlisted In the Unitea States army, ed
sas drilling at Governors Islsnd committed suicide
hiring Thursday night by hanging himself At an early
seur yesterday morning the bedy OF the unfortunate
IAN was found suspended from the organ which IL xed
q the small chapel Of the island. he was thea quite
'eAd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

Diseases OF the K1dneyH-Gr~vel-Its Treat.
.y 20 c,s sos a.
sociaied with he Of asdes in other poroas Of
The system ~ ndgssdon lung diseases affections Of
hap. surprise IA he should os s
scented With organic Ia ths brain but the OF
supplies s Affections orsas
He ness are s Ike cn re BY which all
eaee hur5ul liquid material j. carried out he system
6urbsd and DISEASED i' powerful Ss'is''e s'Ana'
Y1irae. hsss haria elements blood passes
;s s% :, s q
1sas 1: sS sss as
sTnish excite Or in any way modify this nervous
nImsisy sS he lysr lungs digestive organs.
are frequently excited INTO voen, By ANY disease which
One s e Kidneys TO separate
the sy ans s aS %ufn %nss mt @
any csuse Of % s being The ous
sequence Of such formation.
Want action, hen IN the kidneys, dependent on dimn
ssrhy matter which ne term savsl Aa bSsn asasssas
sn sa ana man @
d q sAeis hequtnnS producing Inflammation Of the kc'
10 long ldne,s retain their natural functional condi
ton and the @9Ans with which they connected 10
Sen So Of e utmost lat der acton and ss
sssns should te maintained supported and produced
ID
with proper stimulus from the blood. The inference 70 be
drawn from this assertion 10 plain and sim Ole
the agents necessary the xdneys or TO
restore when Deficient Undoubtedly smuan judlcouay
administered. Which, then, the best kinds
Those which he pure, which every noxious ma
teria has been separsted-wh'ch viii stimulate without
flaming the effect OF which will pass away when the OBJECT has
been accomplished.
Among this Of simulants Wofa,s Arouao chiedsm
Bchnapps maintains doservedly high not OF
any diretc equal to IN cases of gravel likely
prevent attack Of this painful disease where there Is any
predspostion In the system II.
The Schedam Echnapps should constitute general beve.
Of all individuals liable grayelly affections Of the kid
neys- may ward of attack Of the disease aud
patient from the horrors of another s 1iaaogy
painful stone In the hadderNew Orleans Delta Jan. 49,
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THE FTISNNIEN.

THE TREASURER or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
thankfully acknowledges the receipt OF hundred
irrs donation to The Widow and Orphan Fund o. he De-
pertinent accompanied with The following conmunicaion:
BANK rpT CosyoSwgALrH, NEW YoRg Jan 10, 1856
John s. Cites, Fsq., Treasurer Dcer EirA q meeting OF
The Board Of Directors of this institution held nj the
houec this morning, was
Resolved unanimously Thai the thanks Of his Board be
presented tho Fire department for their
syerons IN preserving building from deai uci,on the
morning of the 2sh inst and that donation OF one hundred
dollars be presented % he furd Of The Department
In enclosing check FOR the above amount permit
to add, that affords pleasure execute the
insx uciions oil the Board. Very respectfully,
y. +. CforKTifrE, President
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The Now York Weekly Herald.

RW6 FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA,
MEXICO, SOUTH PACIFIC, ETo.--C0NGREssIONAL
PROCEEDINGS, ETC., ETC.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD viii be published o..
even O'Clock this morning Its contents will news
om Europe, California; touth Pacific Central and South
erca, hexico Cuba. &C., &C.. Congressional and Legisla
70 proceedings Editorials; Financial Commercial Thear
and Religious IntessDce latest by telegraph local
ID miscellaneous terna, &c. &C. Single copies wrappers
ady Tor mailing can be procured at the Price,
Ece,
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fIOTETs.

THE GLOBE HOTEL, SITUATED CORNER OF FRANK.
fort and William streets, containing two hundred and fifty
and cor dnced on the European plan has been oou
per night 81 per week Meals served at all Por
tes In attendance OF all hours of the night Rooms Tor fam les
JACOB O. FRENCH.
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RIO SoUTHERNER6, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA
ter-We are reliably informed that mineral waters
der the Of Saratoga water and salts undrr the
III the Southern and Southwestern hates where persons bug
ing these articles desire and think they purchasing Con
Kinds from Congress ditch water the articles
posed in this manner on the Vic are mostly artificial
pounds entirely worthless and often dangerous to de
rey different from that Of the genuine Congress water
qusny proaacng gripping pains yersfo de sometimes re
gesve powers destroying The tone the stonsch ana
he es being no wlso dSsen nth rom hat produced ~ a
line eahnracs Dissolved ~ binary waer.whie Congress
however dehaicd tho aaentmay BE- being tonic as wen
S wSc y INC GGnss s y re. NOV + the ps
ton OF Saratoga yet have COMPOUNDED the OF the
spring with that Of the place. thus Aorng The opportunity for
strength OF the repu alton obtained the Congress spring.
long series Of years. injury thus inflicted upon the pu
and ourselves doubles for on taking these spurious araclcs
and finding either effect injurious effects from their
they In future refuse tho genuine Congress water uppos
that they have already tried n 10 not sufficient! guaraee
ofs gcnuineness that s IN bottles and boxes bearing
NAMES ns the old bottles and boxes greedy bought
for the purpose Of filing them with their value
less article and selling Congress Saratoga water
AND be certain that ne cork Is branded as he cork
every bottle O. g nune Congress water Wv Congress We
counterfeit As 10 the compounds Saratoga
ders Saratoga aas &C. they not only vaueles but ip)a
roas-not possessing even the virtues Of the common Scidr
aaciay have tho authority Of The oeiebrsej ce
.si Cir Humphrey payy as follow. 50" Is Impossible
My the which will be c same as the natural vAtSsS
On writing We Will send list prices and PACK
aud by ordering from Direct enclosing dran cr he
q the world We relera,e caution buy genuine
ws'sr only Of reliable persona and 70 examine As
CLARKE WHITE Congress spring Saratoga SPRINGS ana
No. IL Thames street. New York city
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ng's Letter SYRACUSE, Jar II, 1856
70 Norton Bradley Co.. Agents fer the sale of
kkhs sAamAndor cafe, Improvement WNder's
-0sntemen1It % very common now.adays to recon-
Dysef speak In commentator OF anything offered Cor
~ Ne public; but should net do my duty did hesitate
thAt thEk the above superior During the
a nre IN our city my papers were exposed In one Of these
aneg for fifty two hours To the intense heat without In
Jury except getting by large quantities Of water having
bean thrown upon the safe before taken the ruins
Yours, respectfully j. n. WHITING.
uine handlers all sizes and patterns with
9Sennans La Belle burglar and powder proof leck ct the
Inanufactursrs depot, LAG Water street. New York.
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Sad, gloomy and detected he sat alone,

The unenvied relic OF cpicurean olly;
Bright visions Of the future, or friendships lies,
Woke no harmonious sympsthies, for hope was dead
He Joined not In the social converse,
And from the table turned for food was loaihsome.
A supken cheek burning brow, field breath,
Strength all gone, FACILITATING heart
Nerves unsrung, ofebodiog thought, aud sinking paas
Marked the outlines Of this dys2cphc character.
Relief he sought In drugs, but none found,
Till Hosetter's bters, with unerring power,
Laid sudden hold of foul disease,
When strength came back, bllious symptoms hsd
And health cTpYped the man with happiness.
soid by grocera and druggists. BARNES d Park
wholeeaie agents 3gl Broad way, corner Duane srse.
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ord 81 269 Broadway The pretty on other side
Jssdan rejofced that the beauties Of humanity
reserved down 10 postcrity ct so little cost
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Wlntry Winds make Chapped Hands,
Use Drummonds Amandine article the kind be.
fore the public. sDRuMMOND, Apotheca.y 37 Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye.-wigs and Toupeos-
fne best 10 the world This unryaed and original dye APP
pied IN twelve private rooms Bacheos wigs and toupeea
gance and durability. peculiar 70 this establishment
BATCHELOR'S 2S3 Broadway
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Supreme Court.

Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
FEB 1-Edpin r. Chrssty Joseph Murphy and Others.
bottom to continue injunction anted with $40 COSTS
Before Hon. Judge Whiting.
The Ahorn<y General me Life and Fire Insurance
tWspany. Order granted.
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Hernia Only Prize Medal Awarded "a,
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition of All Na,,ons
sor their new Patent radical cure .rass Also, Fair OF The
1854 References as 10 liz superiority vaans
Mott Willard Parker and John Carnochan An ssiensi
list Of names OF morcanc and other gentlemen cured bv s
truss may be .ssn q March co.'s No Maiden sne New
cipnat, Ohio Open from n A. NJ unul r. NJ o'' o'"'
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painful form aso old ulcers pmpes and The worst cases
ieeases Of the blood liver complaint Kidneys inopent coU
sumption coughs. 49, most certainly by mat grca
purher HyAITs Life nalsam. Principal once 2t6 Grand
street. 70 cenis per bottle. For sale druggis,s gent
tor brooklyn, Mrs Hayes, Es Fulton street. sS"'
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Wilkins Amielet-Invented by the Celebrar
ssd pr s. NJ Elliott Of New York; recipe preseucd BY him
hair Price 80 cents Sold By druggists generally and The pro-
prietors, ~ Maiden lane.
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Russian save II ID remedy of thirty vcars sandnr
and recommended by physicians sure and speedy
for burns piles b0s fefons, cbans, and old
every kind for fever sores ulcers h scad head
nee rash, bunions, nipples Recommended by
sa rheu scrcy sore and cracked lips warts and
be testified to by thousands who have in the city
Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years. In instance
prescrpdons made from the purest materials from
brought from Russia OF articles growing In that
try and the proprieors have letters from all
men, ply scans sea captains and oherswho have
used themselves and recommend 10 others Reddng's
Russia save put In large tin boxes stamped the
with the picture horse and disabled soldier which picture
engraved the wrapper Price Is cents box Sold
the in town and country may be ordered Of
Barnes Park, or any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING Co., Proprietors,
Eyg na3N No State street, Boston
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FlRENCH ApvERT,sEMENTs.

I'm DEMANDE--UNE JEUNE PRRsoNNE FRANC AIsE
dams une petite anlle Amccalne. pour coudre OF pour
un ontant dc cg ans no pereonne Qn est ben
pablo era biep pacee sadresser ghgss yous par
pos'e, a1onscur H., boz I,7n3, port paYe-
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Pianos, Melode0ns and Muslc,-A Fine As
erment OF the modern improved Horace Wsser pianos aud
se0deons and those Of other makers reduced
at third of from regular prices second hand panos
banoe rent and allowed purchase. 1888 Broad
vuy. HORACE WATERS, Agent.
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WHISKY AND BaANr Y HyDROMETERs OF Sill
ver for disliers and spirit dealers; also saccharonc
ere for brewera alcooomecrs and for oils and
fluids Wholesale and retail JAMES ADAMS 40 Hudson sreet,
near lie Chambers street railroad depot.
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Hat binding Macnines.-L. n. Singer s. Co.
ready FOR sale machines for binding straw hats
er kinds OF hats The ma do the work Tar better and
hster han any others. Call and them at No. 323
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DR.. q. q. Fitch's Lectures ON the Prevention
ID cure Of consumption with treatise meiicaed inhala
and enlarged edition just issued comprising $50
ges Illustrated with thirty engravngs. and steel portrait
,okatQyce.
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Those who Have Used the Oxygenated Bit
ters Tor dyspepsia attest The superior efficacy medicine
Its health restoring qualities not being subject any
action from stimulants the OF s great success
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Disease OF thc 6Akin.-Dr. NevvtOns Once
for the special treatment of the nvcerao forms Of these
avenue, near Thirtceath street "
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Clothing at WhOlesale.-We beg to Inform
uern and Western merchants that Of spring
summer clothing just M nuactured, contains the largest
choice M los for meme wear got by the house.
Anging from the low priced 10 the finest articles in the
sade All got up In usual superior style. D. DEvLIN
90, 266 2b9 and $50 Broadway corner Warren street.
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HerTing's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
~ proof .sie With Halls patent powder proof lock Both
ekZssL Palace New York, ls63,S4. SILAH G. HERRING
= CO., lS5, E7 and l39 Water street, N. Y.
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Married.
On Sunday, Jan. 20. at New Haven, Ct, by Rev. Or.
Bacon, s. oAnEY to Mrs. MARY TRowBRIpaE PEMBEsToN
both Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
In San Francisco CAL, by the Rev. Mr. Ipgodsby Mr..
ROBERT hCADAhs to Miss MARY J. GREEN, OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

4 New Gloss In Practical PhrenOI0gy will
formed where all who desire may ledge
this useful ard interesting science. Apply 10 FOWLER
EElLs, sos Broadway.
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For Cliappcd

For Chappcd Hands and Facc--Greclan
sSsp SURE snS cure for the above and
Twenty eighth street. - s N' "no' N
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Gold Feet and Chappcd Hands.-By Rub
sing night and morning with DIR. TOBIAS wonderful vens
oAn inent need have cold feet or thapped hands
cure wasfsned or the money returned Price only %
70 cens Sold by all tho Druggists Depot, 60 Cortandts t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

.IIolloway's Pills, Prepared from Selections
nom the vegetable kingdom the most miraculous yir
tue in correcting arrangements of the liver and somach hsy
also strengthen the digestive and increase the appetite
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DILLECART SALMON vERZENAy AND CABINET
~ champagne-J Meyer. Jr., IA Broadway cole importer
q this celebrated brand Of wine, now receiving large ship
ments. and prepared furnish the ade npon liberal ter
The attention of cdmoaseurs and others who enjoy rich
frusy wine " invited 70 this superior brand.
X. N. TOMPKTNS, Agent
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= s------------------------ -
CIOTIIING, &C.

fLoTnING.-I.ApIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
- dispose q can receive fair cash price by sending 70
the stcrce No " Iaurens street Canal No 81 West
Broadway, letter By post Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen
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49,. =. 4 HnNa HsIe NeW VTIu1!uH, AsOSEftsOH
good 1ss,s'sak well cooked seldom appears
tse me Of most mems hyeS n,s thps very great I'D
grdron which enables stupid attendant To
steak chop perfectly well So great Is this that
gladly call 10 the attention of rcaders This grdr0n
sccopnshes three desidsrasa i saves al the gravy none
Burning the outside g. It prevents any smoke ia the kitchen
house. The grand result made certain by tn
Judgment OF experts well faibe
that with less trouble neat broilod better than ever
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