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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

With Cash CapiIalof sl5OOoO and large surplus.
He is also prepared to effect insurance, il desired in the
ETNA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD.
ATLANTIC FIRE s. MARINE CO., Providence
nY Persons wishing insurance property will do
well 10 call on him before efIecling the same.
Insurance. on LIFE may also be effected with him
In the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co for any
term and TO any amount not exceeding 5000 at one
risk. II. III. FESSENDEN.
January |, 1856.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

IT'D II T IUI1lfI y " ~
For one square Of IL lines minion type, three In
serticns Sl.OO; for each subsequent insertion 20
cents A liberal discount to yearly advertisers
VIII be made. The number Of insertions must be
marked on all advertisements, otherwise they will
be continued until ordered out.
POSTAGE:- The PnoEsIx is sent into all tho
towns in WISDnAN CoUNrY, free Of Postage The
Postage to any part Of this State, out Of Windham
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Jon woAK executed in good style at fair prices.
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IT. Luke,a Home.

home for INDECENT Christian females, without regard
station must commend itself Are they not In
especial manner, Gods W Their only prospect OF
earthly those whom the love of God prompts
extend aiding hand TO suffering humanity. Youth
peryed BY strength Old age has no this side the grave
such the lot ofmost the inmates Of home whomi
privilege surround with comfort protection and the blessed
for about fifteen Its very desirable that suitable building
be erected, that share this great charity. II
esr that this purpose $4,000 will be required The
reor Of most of churches have expressed the sduss
commend TO their parishoners and In few days appca
ton made by agents more duly authorized for suoscp
this building fund. On behalf of the Associate Man
MISS ELLEN KEMBLE. Secretary, "a Beach street.
New York. Jan. e, 1856.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1000
No. 81. Edwin c. Little ct al VS.. Levi W. Hall, ct al
Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of the Court at
fzing the decree Of the United States Circuit Court
for the Northern district Of New York. with costs.
No. 1872 Robert Forsyth vs.. VIM. Kelly Error to Cir
suit Court for the Northern district of Illinois. On
ton Of Mr. Gett for defendant, the docket
cd and dismissed, with costs.
No. 46. James A. Abbott, plaintiff, The Essex
Company. Argument commenced by Mr.. Abbott
for plaintiff and continued by Messrs Mervin and Loring
for defen dants.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1856.
No. 48. James A. Abbott vs.. The Essex Company. Ar
gunent continued by Mr.. Lorng for defendants and by
Mr.. Fessenden for plaintiffs
Nc. AZ. Patrick Mclaughlin vs. james N. Swan ct al
Garrushees. Argument commenced by H. Winter Davis
for plaintif,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25, 1855.
Stocks dull. We quote Pennsylvania 6's, S2x;
Reading Railroad 42I Long Island, 13x; Morris Canal
1s1s; Pennsylvania Railroad, 43zS.
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. rs, 1856.
The sales of American pig iron during the week foot
At S23 ST. according to the number. These
sAlss include 1000 tons Of forge pig susquehanns)
private terms.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1856.
Cotonsales to day, mp to noon, 1900 oaes. Yester-
days business was 500 bales. Mddng quoted at SIC.
The Ahica's news had no effect on the market Mess
pork, SIT $lS. Moasses, &c., Whiskey, 48c. Sterling
exchange, 6N per cent premium. Cotton freghts to
Liverpool, g. 16d.
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900 be ~sr again sssea be si No. wish t., cal, auy
witnesses III. ACCUSED Tp~1 thai he old Das-sb4t Il
intention 10 have called p1rsons resn,y a. u
the SPOKEN 81 Ia Washington, but on consuta-
won II Dot thcozbt necessary. Ia repg 20 qaes-
lion he accused that the Of the Court
ss rad, r-rect.
The counsel for the accused stated thai il lad the
tnieption TO rad paper at this ime In
sul.snon with the Judge Advocate, the accused had
the preten with the reading OF the letter He asked
the Indulgence Of the Court howeve-, until Tuesday
next, at ~ O'Clock, when the defence would be read
the reason for this delay being desire to consult the
other counsel engaged for the defence, ~ho
VEIL The request was granted after the reading Of the
record up TO this point The Court then adjourned until
tomorrow st l0H O'Clock the Law under which the
Court Is convened requiring 1t to meet every day until
fts Business is finished.
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On Thur, day, jan "a at the Clinton avenue congre-
bESRY B. TITUS to Miss JOSEPHINE ADNA daughter ex-
Alderman Jno A. Dayton, all Of the city of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, JAN % by Judge Davidson, SAMUEL WEN
MAN to Miss ELIZA AIDERToS daughter Of Charles Alder
ton, all of this city.
At Glen Cove, L. l., Saturday, Jan. 10, by Rev. Mr..
LOUISA LOTT Of the former place daughter of the late
John Dott Of Brooklyn.
At the par sonage in Newtown on Wednesday, Jan. O.
by Rev. Thomas c. Strong Mr.. JOIN Fl. SUTPHN to Miss
CAROLINE NJ SMITH, daughter of Hewlett Smith, all OF ia
uaicA, l.. /.
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The New York Weekly Herald.

TIC Now YORK WeeKIy HeraIUs
NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, ETC.-CONGREs.
SIGNAL AND LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, ETC, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at eleven O'Clock
this nng It's contents win embrace from Europe,
California, Mexico &c &c Proceedings in Congress- and In
the State Legislature; Editorials Financial Commercial Ren
gous and Political Intelligence the Latest News by Telegraph
together with variety Of local and miscellaneous articles
Single COPIES in Wrappers ready for mailing had
The counter. Price. sypepce.
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Massachusetts Affairs.

A LIFT POR THE LIQUOR LAw-THE TRIAL OF 90
BURN AND DALTON.
BosroN, Jan. u.s. 1856.
In the Senate to-day amendment, providing for the
Of much Of the act Of 1856 eonrs jurors
any right Of judging deciding the constituonaay Of
any law adopted, and in this form the bill passed
Me- Senate.
The trial OF Messrs. Coburn and Dalton for mansaugh-
ter continued day in the Municipal Court, and
viii probably occupy several days. No facts have
thus far been elected.
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IQUOR DEALaRS' soCIErY.-AT A SPECIAL. MEET
~ ing convened at Eatonal Hall, the Oath
l3ney was appointed chairman, pro tenn large ami enthu
friendly cotes between respective
Offices After canvassng the Dalio the following gentlemen
declared elected
President-Mr Robert G. Montgomery.
Vice President Mr. Alexander NJ Matthew'S.
Recording Secretary-Mr. 9ustlvus A. Ratz.
Financial Secretary-Mr. Chas. Ii. Ring.
Treasurer-Mr. Richard French
Irusees-Messrs. p. G. Moloney, VIM. Howe and Peter
Asen.
Financial Committee-Messrs John n Haywood Charles s.
Mathews and Benjamin p. Fairchnd.
P. G. MOLONEY, Chairman pro tenn.
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Views from New Mexico.

81. LOUIS, JHus q, 16Uus
9ns Santa Fe mail arrived 1t Independence yesterday
he from the Territory is uninterestng. Business
prospects dull
6ght had occurred between Capote Indians and
Aornons in which several Of the latter were killed. and
mseh Of their property TAKEN The difficulty from
he No, attempting drive the Indians OF their
own land.
The New Mexico Legislature has been in session three
wssAs but their proceedings wholly unimportant
There wss much snow the mountains, and the
weather was intensely cold.
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The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Ohio and Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
P1T1sHURG, Jan. 25, 1866
George w. Cass elected to-day by the stockholders
President of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. A
resolution passed yesterday favorable to the ime
siate completion Of the bridge the Allegheny river
10 make the connection with the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

Every mother Should Have a Box In the

house handy in accident children REDDIN5
save. remedy thirty years. standing
and recommended by physicians sure and speedy
o for xe s hss
nee rash, bunions, nipples (ecommended by 1qrse
whl0ws ses Testers flea bites spider snRs frozen limbs,
salt rheu and lips warts and
hesh wounds s most valuable remedy and cure, whh
Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In no instance
prescriptions. made from The purest materials from
recipe brought from Russia Of articles growing In that
the propreors have letters from all
men, physicians captains, nurses aud otherswho have
used themselves and recommend others. Redding's
Russia ssve In large tin boxes stamped the
with the picture horse and disabled soldier which picture
all and country. may ordered
Barnes Park any Wholesale druggist.
REDDLN9 Il CO., Proprietors,
q s,tate street. Boston
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An APPEAL TO THE PCBLiC.-THE LIFE SAVING
"A benevolent association OF New York formed and
chartered IN lSAs It's objects being procure life boAs aad
Win materials for saving e " ship
medals And pecuniary rewsrds
Ihrouah Toe nosr. Of congress- numerous life boat sta
ions have been shores of Long Island aud
New Jersey oy which than 00 persons have
cuto rom Impending death Without hese means OF ecApe,
the dreadful tragedy OF the Mexico would
repealed The immense and constantly ssing
OF this port demands Of the citizens OF this emporium the most
plan and effective saving the lives OF
the suppressed And What neoler aim. what humane
ossss mariner from the Jaws q dsah me seryoss
tons but their fnnds entirely AIRY their
vews Ihey appeal there with their fellow
Of humanity.
donations will Be received by H. K. Co fns Chas H. Mar
officers OF the Association.
Mortimer Liviug ston, Solomon T. Nico Robt G, Goodhue
EsquIos Committee
Joseph Walker President 81 Pine street.
Daniel Lord ksq, Vice President, Merchaus Exchange.
Robert T. Goodnue, Esq Treasurer, IA South street.
John d. Jones' Esq, Secretary President Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company.
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Weather and Travel East.

Boston, Jan. 20, 1866.
All the steamboat trains from New York arrived here
between and O'Clock this morning. To-day is of
the coolest Of the At p NJ the thermometer
indicates only degrees above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

For Pains OF Weakness Of the Chest DIR.
VoDdersmhs patent medicated wool chest protectors
ccnsumptye should wear this protecor is the only
article that viii the chest from the changes Of the
her Sold only Bowery drug store No l68 just
Broone gent for Dr. winners celebrated pile suppo
STORY; for internal or external piles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

Cameo-Daguerreotyp These Miniatures
the attcrng introduced to the public One in
sitting only required at WILIAMsONS, Brook
lyn-Futon ferry.
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Of David 8 Mills. deceased, late Of Newtowa. L. j 50
sss :ss ~ sss
H:s j Ss: s:
.as sssb 81 WA
der the Saratoga water ana ssla under the name
and @e1p es s
% Se1 ds sas s they s
kinds from Congress down ditch water; The articles Ina.
MI DE-
s Ps ess s sss ne
sasn sns Sns pn s
Bowels !sS rendering mid
line oa.harics dissolved ordinary wa,erhs Congress
ANY
s s, The CONGRESS spring ass well known the .pns
lion q So; ).
strength son obtained 81 ne spring. IN
doass % sss uPSa sl glSis
have n
nsm.s he cd bottles and sresd bought Sp b.
g s s @ A Su,
csn G s s wss and
oS e %ssS x wss. II
ders sarsoea sals &C., they only vauecss but nju
pov ders q The shops That impossible 70 form Congress
s sr Humphrey Davy a. follows =" It Is impossible re-
COMBINE Ne ingredients no - 70 make article Of equal que
me eneca OF which viii BIO the water~
On writing u.s. We w ssnd you list q dies and pack
amount ordercd have safely 70 any par
o. me world we reterate our cauuon, to buy the
lettering of the cork brand. -
CLARKE WHITE Congress- spring Sarato9s SPRINGS ana
No. Is Thames street. New York city "
ITO STAGE PRoPRIEToRs AND OTHERs-A COMMIT
tee has been appointed TO advertise proposals 10 run
line OF stages from Fordham through Upper Central and
y Melrose and the numerous adoInng vii
TO be run iron Mott Haven Harlem &C. Peck slip Ferry
or TO such other route 70 New York individuals may prefer
post paid 10 Wescheser $50 Herald
ofsce, VIII receive due attention.
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AnsOn's Large Size Daguerre0ty pes for SO
seute and nice case twice the Of others taken
for SO cents equal to those made elsewhere for 81
ANSOES. $50 Broadway, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

w ater proof Boots, Warranted, Only - 80,
o order by A. Is Ann street; Fren.h calf
with secl shank IS u.s. hoos 81 bes. quality Freoch
IA, leather boots. from o 81.
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Caution to the Public
Since the introduction my 6chiedam sohnapps the
United States number Of liquor mixers In New YORK. Boston
and Philadelphia lave commenced putting up mixed and
poison gin, and calling schnapps; that belongs
pressly article, all others countertes and impos
tons on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS BARS AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints made persons who keep bars
steamboats, and in hotels, who fill my empty bottles With
common GIN and sell 70 ihe Tor my Schiedsn
the schnapps at such places TO mark the Of
bottle and the outside wrapper label should be defaced
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole manufacturer and importer 49, 20 and u Beaver street.
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There win be PACKAGE by express or
otherwise receipt Of ten dollars Valentine companies
Wholesale 6ealsrs supplied the most liberal for
r. W STRONG. Manufacturer.
% Nassau street. New York.
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India Rubber Gloves, for ChApped Hands,
rbeun They bleach the reader them smooh
snd soft excellent protection In sweeping For sAe al at
India RUBBER stores and AZ 81 John street, mp Stairs.
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A NEW HISTORICAL wORK.-sow READY.
a JACKSON AND NEW ORLEANS
ss .|s;Issn Jssas,a Ss!s,: sss
De ,1er Win q S S.oS. y BY % Cate
}: .;s:. 1 s:' s ss'sy INTO No" Orleans.
Jackson Clears bis Fianhs
The British heview and EmbsrkAtop.
1 Ss.sl h. p Lake s. sorsne ,
Basie Of The twenty .ihrd Of DECEMBER 1874
sr nd ard Packenhau.
f hSs.i sru, NJ s, ,in., up their Big auna
Two MOI Abe WARRIORS and aevoluaonss.
ss s:s new 81 ssS xsery
Ths Finale DERBY JACKSON,
LAseJ. C. Derby. PuOhahsrs iis NassAa saes.
MEMoIRs or 4 GREAT FIHANcIER.
:, JiNCibESrs IN THE LIFE Of JACOB BARKKa.
cia win Ss sovsrnmsns, and his oc = in i@
porssn 20 lca Questions ieen lsoo 1885 e6ellshsd Win
sSo e os HSI1'' Of Jacob Barker and John Wells VOL
NV 1as oAs fSk s ses si ahs atMss
Ger in he service of Walker.
ssinssr Townsend and Dewitt Davenport
y. APPLETON CO.. s46 AND s4S BROADWAY,
PHOENlxIANX; OR, SKETCHES AND BURLEsQURs.
by JOHN PHOENIX.
John Rsss. Seuss sSSD "a so sums :horss ss
ss sss 'ia ss ass s
And nary" grin upon your phiz the while
You, the game 20 hoss you've 'raked The pile"
And conseq u.nty live around In spots;o
90 Steele says sometimes In friendly way,
We did that same; and kving found bus iare
Moth fel feeoiy in his elbow chair,
Dividing with 1.-THE TIE p esaures q reflection
Reclining thus In beatthc state,
Staring at nothing In the cheerful crate,
steele thrust volume in our nerseiess hand,
And said oh Guile rssd-resd. and understand
A mortal shudder shook the oore
Oh, cr.s Ste se could not Yonns sam s saaiass '
Must We De slauahiered with blunt arrsw tw1ceW
ee H rs saos sna spwa a guile
We did look In; and presently = slnne
The and
Inc grin grew deep, and Yet eiggle in
The grew IRON snsDa Steel Ss TO charn
NJ resr S Sou. las sson became
Asssncs we wriiSsd upon as he Ssaefe
in all the agones OF fierce guTaw.
eoaess sn''s dram
Restore us TO convaescent state
Who're we had Kicked them, aud with fearful look
Gazed a. III, lNau cover Of the Pboniy cook
Ars puns%s yos are MOI Jew
you've Knocked hs tribe Of funny scribblers cold
but
In Ina few years ,.wlll trouble one 70 find en.
Unhur amid the of elements re EARTH air. and water
me wreck or (anmate and nsnmae matter and The crush
Of (severAD wOr-dsn DEG. Q.
SUvOkOvE's GREEK DRAGOON"-THE MOST Gu.
- rous work tsat has yet been issued upon the Eastern
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Fauatln, Emperor OF Hayti; Empress or
Hayu; Santana, President Of st. Domingo from nfe may
be ct MEADE BROTHERS, Galleries. Award received
the great French exhibition. Photographic &c. daily 2
Broadway, four doors above Astor House.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL TO THE REAL
~ diamonds Cent? cluster pins, with chain, So single
stone. to sl2 rings u to 500 earrings, IS $2 ladies'
pins u TO $50 AN of the above articles sent by mail by
closing amount addressed L. j. JACOBS manufacturing
jewelers. 407 Broadway.
WATCHES At WHOLESALE PRICkS.-GOLD AND
silver watches OF every desc ptou less .han any other
call before purchasing Evcry artistic marked In
plain figures In the window L. J. JAC0Bs importers OF
watches, a07 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

Tie Human Hair.-A. Grnndtcan, WIN . d ~
devoted forty study treatment Of har be
consulted daily. IRON O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock r. NJ, at "a
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4 MEXICAN LLusTRArEp NEWSPAPER:
a No. SOF FRANK LE5LIE'5 ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER,
Issued next Saturday. wi contain the following splendid
eDgrayin
Bust CT George Law by Jones.
Portrait OF U2a Knapp last of Washingons Life Guards
Washipgtons Headquarters. 1T Ne sburg, New York
Extraordinary ceremony the Roman Catholic Church.
st. Peters, Baltimore.
broadway, New York. during "sleIghlng Carnival"
New Hotel, Baltimore, the Gilmore House
Opening Of the first rail- DAD in Iowa:-
Railroad br;de Rock Island. connecting Davenport with
View Of Rocs )s and, Iowa
Portrait Of General Santana. Of Dominica
Portrait OF scuouque, Emperor OF Hayu.
Map of Central Park, New York
Together with numerous other endid illustrations and all
the news OF the week.
The thrilling romance "THE LAST OF ms RACE" com.
menced In tie ast number.
Problems in chess etc.
Office. Il and IA Spruce street, New York.
DECIDEDLY A GREAT ATTRACTION.
- Look out for sunday, Feb. 8, for copy OF
VIII contain story involving the disclosure Of her per
sonal history, oy The wife OF G u Foster, the former
Madame Julie De Marguerttes,
emitted
FRIENDS FOES; or, THOSE HATE.
Matted 10 subscribers al 81 Single
IL NEW YORK ArHENEUM,
weekly, full Of spicy and interesting miscellany Pub
hed by BsBEE 90 1f9 Nassau street, aud for sale a
news depos. Price cents.
YOUNG AMERICA, NO. 1.-THE FOURTH NUMBER
OF this popular satrica and humorous paper ready
contains speucd comic illustrations and grea
variety SPICY reading mater on All the political and social
topics OF the day. Everybody should take look at the Nh
nicipal Topsey and take peep at John Nit HELPS
ops and body some hing TO interest them Price s.
cents the number sale bv all periodical dealers news
sgens and by T. W. STRONG Publisher sS Nassau street.
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COMPLEMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT TO Mr.. COUGH.
The following correspondence his taken place
several Of the FIRST gentlemen OF this city and NJ Cough
NEW York, Jan Z, 1856.
To Mr.. JoHH GoUGH-Dear Sir AS test n0aial OF our
estimate OF distinguished tempe
rance, boh Great Britain and america, the undersgned
William b. Dodge John H. Grsoom,
James Harper, Edmund Hyatt,
theodore MNamee. joseph HOste.
Horace Webster, Harvey r Peet,
Anson q. Phelps, Oliver H. Leo,
Thomas Denny, @. G. North,
Oliver T. Wood, Hiram Barney,
David Hoadly, Edward Corning,
Norman " bite, John ". Oliver,
Henry G. Bowen, FB Belts,
Thomas c. DOremus, w. II Dikeman
George D. Phelps. q q. Leigh,
A. R. wetmOre, Mahlou 7. Hewitt,
BoYLsrON CENTRE Jan. H. 1856.
WM E. DODGE ESQ. Dear Sir-I received q day or two
snce very kind and complimentary letter invitation
epei Ont the city Of New York. the 18th Of Februsry
next signed by yourself and several other gentlemen for
whom have l0og entertained high regard. In accepting
your unexpected and hRterag invitation would gratefully
deep sense Of the honor thus conferred upon
the advocate however feeble OF mole cause aud believing
that the enterprise love will advanced by the
paid of It's advocates have the honor be- with
mens Of true esteem, your obediens servant c,,n,,
This entertainment will given Nblo's Saloon corner Of
broadway and Prince street. Thursday evening February
Dodge Esq., will preside asss.ed presidents
Toladies the usual facilities will be afforded dressing
om Doors open at % Supper, precisely a. 61s. Dods
may be expected from Mr. Cough and numerous gentlemen
from this and other and Single 49, For
gentleman and lady g. tickets numbered and
and tickets obtained Monday next, Roe Lock-
wood Sons publishers AL Broadway aud at 149
street, brk chapeD Parties from abroad
geher by forwarding the amount Direct, American Tenn
Union. New York.
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Lighte, Newton 4 Bradbury's Pianos Lower
than Seven octave at 1925 and elk and halt
$3.50 Meodeone the best from $50 $226 Pianos and
iodeons to LEI. NJ IA viooncello for sale at $40.
COLBgRE NASH agents. No. 423 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

Splendid AmbrOtypes, Plain or COlored,
from Sc; Photographs ST. dsguerreotypes large
so cents at r. A. LEWIS 1S2 Chatham street. opposite Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

w utnh -RtOOK 0OuSe, WhTEusstONs Osssy ~ w.
made Q order by A. BAKER 10 Ann street. hne rren;h ca
with secl shspks % u.s. hoos 81 best quality French
paieD. leaihe, boots from % 70 u.
Chsistador0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
excite admiration among all connoiaseurs 10 art suite OF
elegant private apartments for appyi9g hs aye
ne only reliable article Of s kind wholesale ana RETAIL at
Batcheler's Hair Dyo.-Wigs and T0upees-
The word This unr!yaled and Originals dye sp
have Nj being chef d0uvres Of e
gance aud durability, peculiar 70 this establishment
BATCHELORs, zss Broadway.
A Perfunaed BreaGh.-Whnt Lady or Gen.
III man would under the Of dagreeabe breath
when by uAiog the Balm Of Thousand Flowe-s g dem
as Many do not know their breath s bad
and The SUBJECT delicate their friends will mention
and wash The ssth night and morning nfy bottle
year. For sale oy FETRlDGE CO., proprie.ors and
and al druggists
Cold Feet and Chopped HAnds.-By Rub
bing night and morning with DR. TOBIAS wonderful Vens
hnimen need have cold feet chApped hands
. cents Sold By al he dTasS:s Depot 90 Corsadi st.
Rheuma tasm and scrofula In their Most
painful 70, Ms also old ulcers pmpes and The worst
great puTl6er, AYAT7's ne BAlean Principal once, 2A6
GraEd street. 10 cents Per bottle For sale by he druggists
Holl0vays Ointment and Pills Surpnss
AL other for the Of bad legs old sores and
tons ON the skin They act IN unison on ne
many cases appearing like charm
Wlssar's Wild Cherry Balsam, Scientific
doing wonders In the OF alternating all lung dis
II those obstinate casea that nothing else
will reach.