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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

HlrnR-On Monday morning. Dec. rs, OF consuuup.
ton. HAssr, VIE Of Philip A. Harper, and daughtsY
Of Ralph Mead, In the a7d yesr Of her age.
The friends Of the family ard these OF her father In.
law James Harper are Invpd attend the funeral ser.
vces, nj her late residence no los second aveaus
afternoon ri three O'Clock, without further nos1oe
IrsssHnsr.-on hondsy, Dec. 10. susAn wife Il BE.
phsn W. Dusenberry
sons, william II Alfred and Edmund respectfully
invited 3, attend the funeral, Thursday anarnoon a
half rast two O'Clock, from h~ late resiaeuoa No ia
Cnarles street, without further notice.
PArinos.-On Monday evening, Dec. H. OF ocasunp.
ton hcHAsp PArlsos, eldest son Of the hss Rsv Q.
His friends those Of The hmIly are invited 70 ~
tend bis funeral, from the residence Of In uncle. Dy
Luke Haessrt No. les Duane street. ct O'CLOCK TIT
morning, without further invitation.
ssrH -on Tuesday morning, Dec. 10, a o'cloos,
Nnin, only daughter Of james r. and George smieh
aged 10 month"; and "a days.
The relatives and friends cf the family reuposuIly
invited 70 attend the funeral service 70 10 held IL re-
sdepce OF her rarsenh No West Eleventh srssx IN
aiterr Don, 81 bali pas, three o'clsck.
en-, widow Of Louis Banoei aged 70 years.
Her friends, and those Of her nephew Louis DHpcss
Bnsee, aud John LaAxge, respectfully invtsd % be
prsent 81 The funeral moss which win be ossersisa -
AIMS church. Aston place tins morning, tten O'Clock
The funeral viii take place from her late residence No
FRlr -un Tuesday morning, Dec, 10, JAxH rnAm,
aged is years months and Is days.
The fresds and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend bis funeral from his iAee rem1D0e, No.
1os Eldridse street q o'clccx this ansvSooo-
Bsxrsn-At westchestcr, on Tuesday Dso. ~ aNsv .
lors and illness, Jrrn ArorsrA, wife q SsphsN
BAXTER. In the ieth yssr OF her aga
Rorcp - In New Bedford, Sunday Dec, "a uAposrvu
r. Rorcp. wife 81 Mr.. william r. Rotch, and daughter az
no late Hon. Richard Hochton, q Princeton, N J.
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Supreme Court-SpcciaI Term.
Refpye Hon Iudce ClorLo


MADAME REsrELL IN couRr-sUrr FOR rHS Gus
toby OF CHILD.
Drc. B.-Habcas Corpus -7Ae People al ne Rea,i m Of
frcdrico w. Neiin0r Ann Lehman, othspsiv Madam.
Resen.-This was application on hsbeas c,rpu.
moved BY Mr.. r. Johnston, TO compel the defendant 4,
produce the infant child Of the relsor. The circun
stances, which already appeared In the polls "a
ports, are briefly these the rolator Frcdrica va,
confined In the houSe OF the respondent and M her
solicitation, the child given 10 anosher party 70
aeopton The relator remained for one time in In
domestic service Of Madame Rcsel and after Ard
dischareed. she then sought 70 recover back her
offspring.
In answer 70 the writ Of habeas Mr. j. w. whts
denies that the respondent has the child OF the reator In
her custody under her power that she prsons or
deaips the child that the respondent wife and
female scian and that In the latter OF July 1856
the relator then about being confined In child blrtn
made application 70 the respondent 70 be
stated that she cas- poor and obliged 10 support herself By
going out 70 service domestic and asked the respond
ent u she ever had application from who de-
srous OF adopting child 80 she anxious 10 avail
herself Of such an opportunity the replied in
me armave, and after The accouch ment Of the reaor
he child was voluntarily surrendered 70 Mrs Wright
With request that might be given 10 the lady who de-
sired TO adopt ~ the petitioner remained In the service
Of hscame Reseh ~ domestic for several months bat
was discharged In Consequence OF rnbeoomsng copduct.
but during all the time she such service he
made any complaint In reference 10 the adooor OF the
child. The respondent then goes into OF the
evidence adducsd before the Police Justice and befre
Judge Carron, by whom the complaint vas dismissed
Judge Clerke ordered that the matter be referred 10
NJ. Chsries Edwards referee 10 ascertain whether
the respondent h@ the custody or the child or Knows ia
Whereabouts,
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Hay was nYn, q TO. eoc., with moderate salss.
Hops were steady, with limited sales.
Hossy-salss Of 20 Heroes Cuba have bssn nsds ios
homo use e PIT
Lns-sAlss were moderate, At 0oc. for eomnos, sas
u u 20 for lump.
AorAsH 40 hhds Cuba muscovado were sold ct lso,
while Porto Rice was 1T Sec.
NAVAL sIoEE.-sales Of about 500 bbls rosin were
ade n 81 67k per $40 lbs de ivered. Spirits turpen
tine were quiet n A2kc a. Crude turpentne WAS 1t
aye.
PReylaoNs --Pork-The market was lower Sos mes,
VI ,aies Of about $50 bbs In Guiding old mess a sac
Si9 ~ and do. ut SO 81 Il SIC so; prime was d
Sales q about $50 bbls made At 50 . 81 rs for
country prime ana mees do ut 90 sit; old repacx-a
Weshraht $40 $n co. and sl4 % STA rs for Chicago
new 90 ana $40 for extra. Bacon was steady ct exc.
for western, and loAc 1879 for city. Cut meats
were seaiy, with sAts OF loo bbls picked hams at l0s
lard continued nm with sales OF 600 800 bills, part
TO arrive. the latter at l2xc Butter demand
st l7c &c for Ohio, ana zoe 27c for State Cheese
was quiet ~ Co. . lOc
PIMENTo II appears that parties have bought TO
the extent Of 500 600 bags IN lots, &c. In 0ond
but this price still considered much too high by
principal buyers Another cargo arrived today.
hcE.-Tbe home trade have now stopped buying only
prices The receipts have beer large within the past few
days Sales is casks at no, a4sc a4Hc.-the latter
figures for prime quality.
SUGARs.-The market was more active, and the sales
embraced about 200 l 300 hnds, including portion
Of Porto Rico at 9ySc 10c the remainder Cuoa musce
vado part for refining at nc and the balance or larger
portion within the range OF exc. loo the latter figure
for prime to choice grades ana 100 hhcs Jamaica were
sold ct private terms
WHsKEY The market lower with sales OF about
500 bbls. at Sic, with small lots reported ~ higher
figure, but closing dull
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haxnu ana rAhee % v oV
Canadian hour was steady, with pas OF 800 200 bbls
at unchanged prsces. southern noIr was nrmer TOR
com mon snd medium grades, and with yood do.
msnd for all kinds with sales Of about 200
1850 bbls. within range OF tine above quotations.
was quiet and firm II % 371s % AK for
New Jersey. Wheat-Thc high prices demanded by
holders checked sales, which limited, while prices
higher About 600 bushels o. Southern and Cana
dian white at 81 rs with ~ portion reported at 81 TO-
Winter Western mixed quiet al about 81 81 VI 60,
and Milwaukee club nj 81 a. Rye-A sale Of about 900
busheh were made at ssc. Barley was firm Of III rs q
81 30 for good 10 primo. Corn-The market was
changed and sales confined 10 about 10 900 bushe at
TIC for Western mixed, irem ssore aud TIC 73c de-
livered Southern unchanged. Oats were In
der ate demand, and prices unchanged.
CoFvTx "a cargo Of IT'S bags Of Rio en-. Cora was
sold prvHtte terms, ard 200 do do also private
bargain, with some lots ~ about previous ra.es wm.
Scott In his weekly circular says" me auction sale
o. ,fo0 bags Rio ani santos 10th inst attracted good
company, and passed OF With some spirit advance
Of &C. prices Of the previous week ZOOS bags Rio
were Nsold from ekc. lc5.c, averaging p.e6c. per
To- and els bags Santos a. prices from iosc. IL &C.,
averaging llc per ID. Subsequently, there mas exsted
fair demand nj full rates loo bags s. Domingo
takeh for export yesterday 81 1870. rer ID. cvh.
sale 500 bags Bahia has also been made for export
Al stc per 10 cash There 10 fair inquiry for other
kinds at steady prices.n
Cor "A sale Of 400 tons Of Liverpool ORE vas male
private terms
corrus dealers were preparing letters Tor the Bos,on
steamer and awaiting later intelligence by toe HALIFAX
The saiee embraced about 500 1000 bales,
the market closing firm II about the following quota
tlous
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ASSIGNMENT or COURTS AND JUDGES IN TEE CRY
OF NEW YORK FOR THE YIAR 1857.
General Term
May, Mitchell, Roosevelt. Peabody
-. 4. sept :. Mitchell, Csrss' Davies;
LIST Monday Of January by Judges Roosevelt and Davies
March, 8 Mitchell aud Peabody.
. A As5,' !" B b:si::. and Peabody
June, Z" Ulerke and Peabody.
LIST OCTOBER Mitchell and Cierke.
December, Cerke.
Where two Judges to hold the Circuit 1t the
time the named will up the calender be.
ginning with the three hundred causes, and comm
with those and such DO added TO the cRen
Der Of jurors win be aonsd, unless the business Of
the Oyer and Terminer shall the attendance OF
more than one Judge a. the Circuit.
At the time with the Circuit, In the months Of
April and October.
First Monday of % -" Judge Mitchell
4Arcn.. Roosevelt.
April. ........." Clerke.
June............" Davies
:, OotoDeI ............ reeoody.
And eyerv saturday, for srecai motops The S.tnraav
special motion terms will be held when the Special Terms
mot in session. by the Judge assigned sit In Cham.
win at tee time hold Special Term Tor any part
nre.sv ~ rm,t 'AS A'eA'oN '1' Nv 'A~ "a
S' SBcrbsr R,,s;u.ss
Januarv nv Ipsga Cna,ka Univ nv Jad0eD,vies
february PssSsay Ausu,n Ps.Sosy
April - MITCHELL October Rooseyelx
May Clerke November - Roosevelt
June Mtcneil Dscember g D.vies
The Judge ct Chambers will begin the first Monday
Of the month 10 which he "a assened ana Continue to
and Including The Saturday preceding the rst Monday Of
the succeeding MONTH
Reopldtions
Ali issues OF fact already jolned and trabe In the city
Of New York viii be noticed 10 the Oerk and be mt on
the calendar for the ensuing january circuit
During the 0rst week of that circuit motions to correct
The ca endsr may be made
Aner that week the calendar will remain unchanged
ana continue the cslendar for every snccessve
until ali the causes on il shall be tried each Circuit be-
ginning on the calanda Where the i'm ed,atev nrecedn
Circuit left OF
Fifteen causes day. and NO more will be called at
general and special terms ana before eaoh Jadge at
Circut uness 9th r wise speciallv ordersd
No cause will be set down Tor q particular day At
Cir quit unless sworn or when called on account or the
absence OF Witness on pay ment OF costs.
II the trial OF cause Shall not be moved by either
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INC. 1e.-ERe1 Hodfand and e0.ers 10. Bwchayd aud
B,st.-Ths suit 70 damages tor injury done
70 100 bales OF cotton which shipped board the
schooner Imogene Of New Orleans in August 1865 FOR
the plaintiff this city. For the defence u contend
ed that the cotton damaged when coming wn the
country and before II put board and for which
tne defendants not liable Verdict for the plata
skaount claimed.
Eefore hon. Judge DAILY,
ydTzf L,e 1rd Gxohu James Ainsiis and d,othsy.-
fecson-Wbefe sdemurrer ~ nterposed, and tbs plain.
IN, under section 21 OF the Cede Tor judgment
md 1e Court grants the motion but permits the defend
ant 10 answer within two days. the defendant within that
time may sppesl rom such declsion from an order
updev secons as and $40. Cases 10 Horsrd so1 and
Ge. examined and decided not 70 be snalsgous.
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CITY C0MMERCIAL REPOR r.

IlEDAi, Iu-O
AsHRs have arrived very sparingy or lase, and the
market her, with few offering al the advance.
-ales OF l9o bbs made ct Nc. TIc., chiefly 81
the latter beure.
BREApsrurFs -Flour-Tbe market opened quite nrm,
and for common 70 good grades Of State and Western
prices improved about sc per barrel while extra brands
wcre UNCHANGED. AT the close, however, the market
again became rather tame. Toe transactions embraced
5000 TO Ot0 bh ri about the iollo ging quotations.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.


TrEspAy, Dec. i6-s NJ
The stock market maintained to-day The lace OF
The unfavorsble bank statement Tue prices pad for
money as shown in the lime Purchases range at tho rate
Of nom and half 10 two pcr psr month New
York Central Railroad stock had fresh Infusion OF
tivty and advanced one half per cen, on yesterdays
prices good deal said about the singular mission OF
Mr. Pruyn the &c President Of company 70 London
salary Of IS 900 and all expenses paid. Zoe ques-
ton urged TO the necessity of such mission and
the duties he may hare 10 perform. The tact Is how
ever harmony with all the ansecodents OF the company
that they should have accredited ssen, the stock
Exchange Of London extravagant compensation one
OF Albany correspondents tna change took
place Al The late elscton, growing out Of this singular
and expensive movement; that one Of the gentlemen,
who represents large interest In tho road voted anss
the OUTFIT and against the whole thing and rspri-
msndsd by besg LETT on the ticket" The tact Ia worthy
Of some consideration The Western stock list was main
sncd 70 day BY the process Of large bids time rhs
variation Of rate. from those OF yesterday was frou one
quarter 10 three eighths per cent.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following
Of stocks and bonds were made At auction by simeon
Draper
$4,000 lake Erie, wstssh and 81. L. RR ID mort
.no cnr, n.ersn aaaea' IN ''''.'......... sak
500 shares Pri,masic Tur uing Co .......,...., s3k
l7s do. Pacific Mall Steamship co.............. o.
Az the second board the market Tor stocks was
nule better but there activity any particular
security. Chicago and Rock Island fell on per cent
Reading improved per cent; Erie, NJ Illinois Central
a. Cleveland and Toledo, q The demand for money to-
day very active The banks are calling In their
loans largely, and the impression that they will show
week quite reduction in the line Of discounts The
aesm,h,p Arabia from Boston for Liverpool 20 morrow
Wednesday ,ahe out about s4oo COO In specie most
Of which has gone from this city The drain Of specie
for the interior and the south ssll continues and The
piobablny % that with the California arrival the banks
win not be able 10 make . better show next week fIs
ell known that Monday last the actual specie reserve
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Birth.
VISION Monday, Dec. 10, Mrs.. DuiA WISE, OF . son.


CofcArp-KSorr.-on Tuesday, Dcc le, BY the Rev. X.
C. Puincy Mr.. tBwAkp CoiaATs 10 Miss Mkrt Ksorr both
Of this city.
sssnKsR-ClpxAS.-ln Brooklyn, ON Monday, nec 10,
q, the church OF the Holy Trinity by The Rev o. fswis
nosINors ssrpikss 70 ALKALINE only daughter Of Tnos
y Osrmsn, all Of that city.
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Mr.. Wreht In his circular Tor The Boeton steamcr
marks, that This mAykst the stock Offering small
and holders very indifferent about selling. Prices
have advanced fully 10 per b. and the sales estimate
II 1000 bales half being Tor our Own domestic ccnsu
mers The marbet yesterday CLOSED buoyanuy Ut the
submitted quotations. The erpcvt for the week has
been To LIVERPOOL 3. s24 balcs; Antwerp 2so.n
In regard the crop he claims THAI the Southern I'd
vices usnes the belief that the crop will be slightly M
1000 600 bales The following table gives the move
mens In cotton since september Iass a. compared with
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10 $40 &C. against So 80 paid the first day OF
June 1855.
This handsome increase on the previous six moaths
for the main line When the per cenAge the receipts
the Chicago branch 70 be increased under the contract
70 seven per cent added TO the States profit upon the
hereafter readers viii readily perceive that the
original estimates put high Az the lands
settled up and the general business along line
e. revenue 10 the Stat, IRON this viii proper
tonably increase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

Beebe IL Co., I56 BrOadvay.-Hats for the
holidays, Of every desirable pattern and fabric.
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To tho the Trade and Publlc.-A New Eda-
don Of wkons Adventures Of Rowing Dplom lts. will be
W. P.FETRIDGE& CO., Publishers
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Jones' Italian Chemical SOap-SOld for 3s.,
Bowery chspped fesh erupons and salt rheum
Beautiful Tor shaving and Infants Tryh
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and Fulton street. where besides hats ment OF fus
the Ike of which before here, be In
specd Fus very dear this but KNOX manages
TO sell them at low prices.
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Came0-type.-Flatterin and Beautiful, and
WILLIAMSON BROS, Brooklyn.
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FpxraHrs Rates dull and 10 English perts we're
rather easier for grain. To Liverpool about 10000
40 to0 bushels OF grain chiefly wheat we're engaged In
bulk and bags, ri Cd a5tsd 1900 barrels OF -four at
L. cd 500 boxes bacon, At 2os 90 tons Of log wood o.
2Qs. 3D., and some compressed cotton, s ID. To
london Z, 600 bbls. Of Hour engaged, at a. 3D.,
While grain wss al Cd. etsd, and bacon, At sos
Rates 10 Havre we're unchanged
rprrr Sales OF 400 barrels Of ccrrxnts we're made Al
71c aud . cargo OF rssms, consisting o. 500 poxss OF
LAYERS $50 DO. bucbp, $500 halves snd 1900 bexes on
private terms.
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CHICAGO AND Rock Island RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK. Dec. 10, 1855.
The directors have this day declared dividend OF
twelve and bali per cent 2k) the capital stock
Of this company from the surplus earnings OF the road
In the stock Of the company par Tho transfer
books will be closed the Gath day OF December iUst
and remain closed until the 9th day Of January 1887
when the certificates will be ready for delivery 70 the
stockholders or their legal representatives..
Spectators In railroad stocks for . rise In market
value find up bill work. They find that al their
bnatons and their doctored and exHvagant
repors-s the parade Of grea and increasing vecep-
Of reduction in working expenses-of the accumulation
Of large surplus fail attract outsiders, for short
time and they have therefore, been compelled 70 resort
to ehing eectve-io something that will attract
the public mind. The declaration Of extra dividends has
been hit upon just the thing required to stir up the
dormant ideas 0: capitalists and have two schemes
already the market. We allude to the Chicago and
Rock Island and the Baltimore and Ohio In the nrs,
proposed to pay large extra dividend in STOCK and In
the latter to mako the payment in bonds. The Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Company put forth, few days
SINCE the following exhibit for the purpose Of showing
that there large surplus In hand, nom which the
extra dividend 10 70 be paid
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Baichelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The best In the world made sold and applied nj No. rs
Rroa Swuw
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inside laundering, against sudden decsrSa Of
extra dvtdends against falsely reported earnings az INST
al the dishonesty and ,aity OF set Of specua.,s
who, whom In . tight place, stop 1t nothing There Is,
for The moment danger T. dealing with such people in
the stock market, bu. 1t b only immediate the very
OF hepresent dsappoint men to sellers work out
the very evil anticipated. II Ii utterly Impossible for
these railroad companies TO 60 for any length Of time
In this way. They have already been fnauciered nigh
unto DEATH and there must be universal collapse before
many months roll round. The Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company has heretofore been managed with an
eye somewhat the interest the stocxnoders Regu
lar semi-annuA dividends Of I've per cen. nave been
made for years aud repr esented that they
fairly earned Within the past year the road has
fallen the hands most reckless class OF speculs
tors and will soon be clsssed among the many which
have had their very rfe blood extracted the leeches
the Stocx Exchange.
The Springfield lhnois) Journal OF the 9th says-Frcm
Gov. Moore who preparing his Treasury report,
learn that the total collected upon last years
assessments amounts Ssl4 49, This Is for
purposes alone, and does not include the two mill tax,
nor what has bt en- received from the Central Railroad
Company The total receipts into the treasury will
than double this amount
The State Of Illinois has furnished the State
Register with the following statement Of the gross receipts
Of the main line and Gaena branch the Illinois Central
Railroad for ak months ending October 81, 1866
Freight 1881 1913 81
EXPRESS ..................,... ss95 ~
Mail service, two quarters. 2265j 10
Total. $3.50 oe4 II
Deduct for discount currency ....... -. 1904 Al
Balance ......................s 9l2 o5s so
Eivop nj wh Ia m utn q rel
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Cabinet Ambrotypes, Beautifully COiored,
only 80 CENTS photographs ST. at r. A. LEWIS 4s Chatham
Sfraa
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The Best AmbrOty pes In the city are Taken
Ut the EvERETT gallery, 423 Broadway Prices from fifty
wards
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tconsumpton.-Mrs Psuna Held undertakes cure,
through animal all diseases OF the outw ard
body matter what they called by the medical
faculty Her magnetic powers are strong and eacaous
hs abe capable NJ making radical In ordinary
four consultations and n erraordary not than
twelve. Her treatment " moat simple and produces
lapses. She has been efeong TOO 70
ton Certificates at her residence will prove hs A. che
her journey France, and Will only remain for
shor period the city since she has been called the med
cal faculty OF Paris N proceed there she calls the attention Of
invads children adusD 70 consult her. Her consultation
IN 81 ordinary and single will
the patients what effect her
once hours, from 20 ~ A. M. aud 10 6P.M
Mrs. PAULINA HRLD % Howard street.
HOllOwey's ONT ment and ftlis.-Morf1hca-
ton where HOIIOwAY'S ointment il applied
in time 10 wound ulcer. BY preventing nhsmna-
ton u prevents pain.
We Would Call Attention, 60 Brosvn's
bronchial troches We have found them encacous alay
irritation In the throat and bronchs add would commend
them the attention Of public speakers and others troubled
with affections OF the throat They also excellent
druggists.
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5000 of those Elegant SO Wigs aud
toupees at MEDHURSTs, p Maiden lane Brais, bands,
cuTls, &c. Beware OF extravagant broadway prices
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Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, OF Crlsta-
DORoS rake rank Ne. Il wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied, a. No Astor House.
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proves the Of purifying she blood by brisk
gaten Let bra rehs pills be used In sufficient doses 70
purge freely and the disease will be entirely
from its commencement there will be settings Of the hui
dropsies here too often Is nnder the
ordinary treatment after the complaint Is said to be cured
BRANDRErHs pills should be used preventive In those
localities where exists oh what misery would be saved
Brsndrehs Pills properly appreciated Sold at AZ Canal
street, Is cents a box.
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Hill-Iniyaitablc Cutter OF Hair aud Wnis-
kers, at No Barclay street. Hair dye shings box.
black ar
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A New Mystery.-F. II. Ftp. r. q. D.-ThIs
that FAR9ANO takes four photographs for dol
lar, at 3U Broadway equal 10 10 pictures elsewhere.
Who Stops Your HOrses.-Step In aud Get
you shilling portraitype Nothing like tn Ameri
"a. At HODMES', 80 Broadway.
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go Cent Ambrotype Lilxenesses, with Case,
beautifully colored and extra charge, at kIMBALLs
picture factory, 3a7 Broadway.