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Hazel Dell.

Hazel Dell.
In the Hazel Dell my Neily's sleeping
Nelly loved 30 losg!
And mg lonely. lonely watch I'm keeping,
Nelly lost and g"nc;
Here in moonlight often We have wandcr'i
Thro' the STINT shade. ~
Now where lsafy branches dropping downward
Little Nellys laid.
GuoRTs- @4 aE"e
All alone my watch N keeping
10 the Haxel Delt
For my dariin- Neliy's near nae sleepiaz
Nelly dear. farewell. -
All alone my watch I'm keeping aas.
In the Hazel Dell, -e-
For my darling Neily's near me slecpiag,
Nell, dear. farewell
| IN the Hazel Dell my Neiiy's sleeping.
Where the nowre,s wavc,
And the silent stars are nightly weeping "A
Der roor Nell,'+ grave; as4 II
| Hopes that oncs my osou d,y rherish'd
Sa.its msrs for ma,
q er. arsam uf joy. las has periah'A .,
| Nelly dear, wi'h thee,
GHoRra. '-,
Now I'm relry. frien lisss ami forsahen
Watching h,re alone;
Ntl!l, thac 40 more sit foniS sasar nc,
| Vita thy loving tone.
Yet forever shalt thy gentle image
In M "a n'ry dwell,
And my ssrsthy lonely grave ahan moistsn
Nelly dear. faIe~su. .
CHopU&
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TIPTOf DIREC TORY.
Situated 10 the Geogtsphcn centre uf tn,

= 0susS1 g NC ueuRvspHtcai centre u the
County, II sAaoal U 7#
J. kanbse Of stores, -; Dry Goosa and Country
scores, With stock Of general assortment, s:
0feoeftsa 80, 3 Drugs and N dicines, 5
Dnssa ahd Sboee, q, Watches and Jeweiry 1; Re
os2ss, ,; Purnttsrs. i; Hotels, q tailoring
sh0ps. 3; booe a0d Shoe Shops. q; Tin aa.i stoye
ehopa, Q; Prlntlng Onac.a, 4; Blacksmith Shops,
Z sWs9tA euA Carriage 3hope 2; Paint Shops, !;
Has oaekSes, I; Livery Stables, I; Harnes aud
ss04n Ssope, >; 6tvAm Flourug Milk, /.
Dscssss = Lssys1 I; niaisaA 1;ssAssll. =.
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G ENERSL PRE- TORY.
4 Hopull1fyg ri the Cnunty, a0s err j 0Rx
Upton, lOs
,-Roehesicr. .~ en- 5Oi
NumhR ofvotcts nsthe Cthnty,a l,7O
Civil Townships, 1.
ia asIaS nSGuucTMilesI 9g111H s @67,

Towns
Iipton, Rechester, Csiar BlpH., Daraat, Cam
bridge, Massilon Carlisle, and Ncchan.csyilla
= Post OAces IS Tip!on. Rochester, Petdee
seiRaaElala. Hicnry Grove, West Bran h, Plss
s:snt iHii Lscuh 1at.a'a H% ssN. Esss;l,s
Ferry woodbridge toae At 'rhayers)
Fsut~ s. Gos<rs Ferry. ~ Cedar Bluffs
,Wslca's Ferry . Rochester; WiAAnsNsrry 81
Massilon
PROPOSED RAIL RoAns The Cedar VALLEY
Branch Of the Mississippi and Missouri Rail R,ad
ftoa main trusk Z I'D via. Tipton, IA North
Westsiy direction % Caiar~Raplds q W.
~ AiAsieNppi aad Town Central Rail Road, ffoa
Lyons = Upton 10 iowa City. aa7sfh
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]. d. McCLURE. M. d.

81 J. d. MCCLURE, M. d. rs
Respectfully tenders his professional services
TO the citizens OF Upton and vicinity.
c. Also, some attention to the reparatior
Of Teeth will be paid. 49, ,-4 II. sN.,F
Office one door east OF The Upton House.
REFERENCES fs.as
Faculty,i Jefferson Med Col, Phi!sdelphis
"a. p. HUI hon, M. D., wheeIing virginia
Rsi. 9. .an, Armagh, Pa [lTiy.l
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7Is Mysterious Hai-High upon the
western slope Of the Sierra, a. the bot.
tom OF deep gorge or canyon, stands
aim 81 alone. an immense pine Tree. the
top u which is more than QUE hundred
and twenty iect above the ground al its
roots. On the opening.ot spring year
ago, a mans ka, Sss discovered resting
on ,he very top Of this pine tree. No
one could dare the climbing OF the tree
TO such an Immense isat; how then
came ,l.a, hat ,l,.re9 this WAS the mys-
terry; j, mad evidently been placed in ia
posi,loa .ty mans hand. as it seemed
/, be, lss.ened there; for neither tie
dreuchine, storms. nor the winter snow.
nos the fury OF the mountain blast htd
been able TO. displace j, while the sum.
ner's breezes caused i. only 10 nod, as
ii laughing ct our surnlses. Oa visit
lng lie spot alter a lo & continued storm,
the entire canyen was fouLd leveled up
with snow, and so solid 40 TO bear up
a man within tan fee. OF the top Of The
tree, and VIXEN il is considered that less
snow fell during the last winter than eyei
before known, II is fair to conclude that
some one, FROM mere curiosity. ad FAST
en.l the hal IN its position when tn.
top a! Inc tree was within teach of the
hand from the sarface OF the snow
| Piaceruslls I'm.
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In Excellent Subsfi'.a for b. NE, 81
B * fast better than .N.,n,alnde. y
Marry tie incest gil you know. You
will then have her 10 preside a, ), ur
breakta,l table. aud, unless you are .
sad dog in iced you. y Il 9. require any
tut-her. = LiE Nlusf aisL
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DIR. W. 3. SCOTT,

Tenders his professional services 10 the peo
pie Of Upton and vicinity Special attent,o,
gwen to cases Ct long standing. Office At th'
Dsugis Store Of DR.. A. Hall.
| il RIFFERwseE.-The fculty Of JeHerse,
Medical cpllegs Philadelphia Startling Med
cal collage 9. lumbus Ohio Pennsylvanis Hos
pital Philadelphia DR.. HUFF Wheeling.
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: EN A tandsoms woman wtho, I
sense ss like pudding without phdt.
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,.rs ',.' n. C. PfATT,-
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELOR'
81 - AT Law. @f.
Nv ILL Puch and sell Real Estate, locate
w Land Warrants, attend to the Payment Of
Taxes, lnsestlg Of tittes, conveya ncing &c.
Particular attention given to
IN collections.
ALL BUSINESS tNrRusrEp TO HIS eARr, WILL
A16 BE ATrENpDD TO WITH
~ PE01aptnrn and Fidelity
k~OMcs in the Court Hcase wfsh the Re.
eordsr. Upton, Iowa.
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MA father beng applied 70 for the
reason OF bis sons abseLcs from schsoi.
tie schooima ster reee we'd tie lolt0a ing
intellgen, reply:
'kspathows,ogcatase rin.s Aa
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ELIAS SAAWBER.
ATERcHANf-Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro.
" esries. Crsstssy, g. Csdsr AiSss. C<'
~ ssssav, s~arar0 bAsA
asa era Il rrsN
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A Lady's piew Of .Mormonism. The
writer Of the s-ries pr per in Patnlan' S
Monthly nron Mornonism gives her
idea oi tie system III the following SET
,encrs:
II the contents OF the Auburn State s
Prison vi females to match. could be
is lated n country by themselves a d
indu ed 10 believe 4 ctaselves pers.cu.
ted race. and tha, thleving and other
virtues, such community would
furnish tan, counterpart Of the wor-
Shippers Of BceIzebub in this secluded
reg,cn. Rlg upa system tim, VI il ia.
tsl itself ufol the superst,,ous CT dul.y
And animal appetites Of the s,up,dly is.
norans, you are ready for aourlshins
Nsintss
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\ CxSy ! ysag, paA in aAvsaes. 81 5(
%. pai1 wiihia - nsotAs. 4 0e
20. paid 1t end of the lssr, 81
LLsssl Deductions nsds 10 eisbs sf i've Of
more to snsfdsssa Fl. II
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TRHTELLERS' DIRECTOR

Ea tro,u Rochester.
Daily Ceass - Nvsepu--c asnee'ing with the
cars for Mu:ea,ine and The soath. ard
Tor .oAa Crv and the Vts,
Daily Coach ia W,iion---c anneeiing with the
earsf"r Davenpo,t anl the East. and
With Mu,ca,ne
Jr'-Wsesy Coach TO Museatire.
s.' Tpton-,connrsting with
- cnarhtsfor Marion anA C.dar Rapids.
Daily Co c.l for Iowa I,,y.
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TlE TIPT0N lDTERTisER.
!. Paliishsd every Saturday Aoraing, in ,
Tiptsr, Cedar Co., Iowa.

EDlros'y : CT, C15nTINS : ING. asoost 8 IN THE
ssq (ia sane Ollcs with ~ Cosaty Judgs.)
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WELLS SpICER
County Jal se and Jna e. Of tae Coaaty Courts
TYRES r GurgE sshc i.rss Monday in each
Y2nth, e1ssi, il iariI Ash Aasu,t- then on the
fneAday foiiowing anc except whom the Distric
Court uts on aay OF tas above days. then tas
J. ". cATrfII. e
.Glsft of the District Coar. and County Clerk
II. C. ptA1E zg9 aAsaKka aa
.Resordsr ITeasarer. rni Collie Gtor Of Taxes
RfS DANIELS. Prosecuting Attorney.
JNO. II, BIgEf.Y, Sheriff.
GEORGE HUBER. Deputy s,hefin - =
ssSANES HUFF. Coroner. 4 7ss .1t .
CBOR0E wKisLEn. Surveyor. .ss Hwy
John l. JUTUILL. Sc aler Of Weights and Mel
A 9iGfEY' Aseu. Tor Sale ef Into 4 s.,,s,
Liquors. At Upton ..e.sr,z.ssz.s
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OfFICI.I DfREC TORY

.~sss>*<N<0<<I>-e~-~~~~~~
H1E ". II. III" I'LL.
indge ofthe 9Th Jalcial District
rgHMs OF CorIr.--Msy term on the ea Mon
day after the iih Monday ia April
september term IN the i.h Monday in Sep
t~mser.
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kdslphi street, this afternoon, ct two c'ceck. The 70
mains WIN b inferred in Greenwood Osnstery.
Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, Jan. g. Mary A. ].
wADa daughter Of Maivina and the late 6Apt Jacob
Wade sged I year, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
mother, No. 70 Johnson street. Brooklyn this Afternoon
ct two O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Jan. 9, In AdelpM street, Brooklyn, Ell
zARxM SIXTH.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
On Wednesday. Jan. 9, Of Inflammation Of the lungs
1noAs Cox, in the 4sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon 1t one O'Clock
from his late residence, in Warrington village, Ho
b0ken.
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NEWgPAFERs.

MRRICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER-NO. OF
"A Frank Lescs Illustrated Newspaper contains the follow
regions, and discovered by Captain Buddington.
View Of the keeoute entering the port OF Sew London.
Portrait Of Captain Buddingtsn
Portrait OF Captain Belcher.
Several Illustrations OF articles found the Reaoute.
jackson celebration at the Academy OF Music, New York.
Portrait Of jackson. after vanderlyn.
sesof plate presented :. Strong View York Post once
Trial OF Masen, Chief Of Police.
Lager bier saloon, Berlin
Horne Bazaar, Consar inope.
View Of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Dsn nisS tr Ssss S.
Japanese yacht
Dutch factory, Nagasaki
And ali The news Of The week.
THE EXPRESS Observation-Disclosures EVERY "a.
q .ass Ts'n
HsassS sio q he Yankee IN New Aa se
lants from Hiawahs' Judge fuckers poem, DAYS Of
my Youth ny anecdotes and short stories for the family
snsrsvins picture 1s:ors business e 9Sr
oy towns n New Yc s sy ao os
British steamer Now York market reports register ofeT
Of tho sieaushp companies religious Items
miscellaneous paragraphs, editorials railroad DISASTERS fhe
psps ne % r' y
months postage mot paid served 70 down town scrbsrs
Particular Express Messenger for one yssr ana
any three dsar magazine published In the United States or
the amount In standard works, popuar
four DOLLARS By The publisher Rsrsncs al he cspres q
companies.
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Married

On Wednesday evening, Jan. Q, by the Rev. Dr. Saw
yer, Miss SUSAN DIMoN, daughter Of John Dimon ESQ.,
to WILLIAM H. PHILIPS, ali of this city.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. Q, by the Rev. James MIL
lett o. his eidence No. Ill East Seventeenth street.
Mr. MARK NJ DucAN, of Boston, Mass, to Miss ELEANOR
GMCE, of England
On Saturday, Dec TO- at Mrs. Prewster's matrimonial
Office, No. rs Madison street. by the Rev. c. p JONES'
pastor of Mariners Church, CHARLES BELL merchant Of
this city, to Miss RosAIINA ALLEN, Of Williamsburg
In Brooklyn, Tuesday evening, JAN g. by Rev. J. f.
Rockwell, Mr.. HENRY j. GRAFF to Miss MARGARET FoGIDs
both Of Brooklyn.
10 Providence on Wednesday, JAM 0, by the Rev. Dr..
daughter Of Henry A. Rowland, Esq, Of Providence.
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FRIGHTFUL RUNAWAY SCENES IN tn
STREETS.

About quarter past tan O'CLOCK yesterday morning.
horse, with sleigh attad having become frightened
started of his account, m the Bowery, and BY
zig gag upset the sdgh and threw ont tho
owner by which he was brought An contact with
hard substance which gave hnkA terrible cash In the
cheek. After the horse was Lett TO himself he took to
the sidewalk between Hester and Grand Streets where
the walk il continually covered with pedestrians, who
speedily scattered In every direction. On arriving
at Grand street the horse knoshsd down gentleman
who happened to be crossing the street. then went d.
recty loaded coal sleigh giving the driver
entum which carried him abot twelve feet prostrated
another gentleman who had just stepped out Of the Third
Avenue Railroad cars, and finally brought up BY the
Butchers and Drovers' Bank where Uhe wreck Of tho
two seghs the runaway horse the dad Of COAL and the
uptown gentleman, together with number Of casks and
barrels presented rather gotesque heap Of ruins The
gentleman last spoken Of extcated speedily pos
sble and instead Of being, - supposed, dead or
fatally injured was only slightly bruised as were also
the other two men. Two ladies barely escaped being
dashed to the ground by jumping passed the
Grand street. Altogether the escape Of at least dozen
people was most miraculous.
About nine O'Clock on Wednesday night beautiful
gray horse, attached to sleigh took fright while stand
ing the Of varick and Carmne streets He ran
furiousy through GARRISON street. crossed the Hudson
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River Railroad track and rushed ON 10 The pier. In the
centre Of the pier the segh in contact with pile
81 brick By which the horse became detached from the
sleigh The animal was then moro frightened than BE-
fore, and mace desperate leap from the wharf, In
river, he landed upon schooner loaded with slaves
Mr. B. Grsaves, belonging to the barge Baxter lying
IN the vicinity instantly sprAng the ana caught
the horse BY the head With little sxertion he
managed the terrified beast and goa him again upon the
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Court Calondar-This Day.
SrPEuoR CoURr.-Nos. 770 1888, 7, l6l, les l6S l69
49, 49, $780, 1872 1873, 1884, 186, 1885, 1885, l90 l9i. 1o
~ 49, 1896 1917 lss, 1ss, ZOO 2o2 2oa 2o5 2o6, 2o
SUPREME CouRrCircnt- special crcait calendar.
SuPRnE CouRT-special Term.-The whole calendar.
Common PlEAs-Part Mos. 112x, ia to 127. Part
Mos. SO, 12S to l41.
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The wind at sunset last evening, was blowing fresh
The coolest day, last winter, was February. The
Thermometer then stood at A. NJ. at degree above
zero Ct y NJ 10 degrees above zero at g. r NJ II de-
At no other time during the winter was the Thermometer
lover than degrees above zero.
beween New York and Brooklyn was frozen over the thsr
mometer stood at NJ at degrees above zero at A.
above zero and at P at degrees above zero
DETENTION OF THE NAILS.
The following is official statement Of the hours Of
the arrivals Of the several mails yesterday at New York
and the hours they due Northern mail via Hud.
River Raroad express due 10 80 A. NJ arrived Is
Pm. Ditto By way train, due l.so P. NJ arrived 10
Ditto. due 1S0 p M arrival up to 5.S0P NJ Boston
via stonington due A. NJ arrived 2sO p M Ditto via
NsS hs so%S due s's 20 NJ
Ditto due II M arrival to $50 p NJ Long Island
nothing beyond Hampstead HARLEM, due $40 I, n, no
A. NJ, arrived 216P. M. FAN River, due A. NJ. ar
ming for Norwich not do So on account Of the wea
Their and Ice. The Empire State for FAN River and the
Commodore for stonngon, went out at the usual hour
The Elm City came in yesterday morning from New
Haven and reports having encountered large quantities
BY the He'll Gale pilots that there II more ice about
Throggs Neck and Sands Point than anywhere else in
the East river on account Of the extensive fats and bays
The Bay State, from FAN River came in at IL NJ hav
ing left FAN River st 10 O'Clock Wednesday night The
Bay State passed the Worcester yesterday morning. Off
New Haven, bound here from Stonington
The New York asd Harlem Railroad Company brought
into the city yestefday and last night six freight trains
Of stock and milk In the freight trains 578 head Of
beef CATTLE 3S5 sheep and 129 calves The severity the
freezing up the track and drifting covers the
track constanty The passenger trains running
gularly from the Twenty seventh street depot.
The Second Avenue Railroad Company have not yet
concluded TO their Through, although the track
perecNy c,sss OeyTno oIy secono street. Inc cars
but the dowd Down sErack not yet open, they
ordered the town car1o log We learn however,
that they promise to make their trips to-day.
The Harlem river between New York and westchestsr
county and opposite Randas and Wards Islands, far
down HurlG ate q covered with stationary ice thick
and strong a. TO render passage across perfectly safe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAOEtW AAhfS-Oxlx
RAILROAD6-MAILS, &C., &c.
usd and young Of all classes With marked temerity
yesterday morning obuded their persons into the sxter-
N air. The thick coating sn evident on the windows
ancatsd that the todd term" yet in the full vgor
els omnpotsnt force. Those who the previous day,
n unconscious anticipation Of the intense cold had luck.
lsly left their homes with the bare covering OF light
1aima or shawl prepared themselves to 90 forth
sensible Of the temperature they to encounter En-
veopngs Of overcoa shawls and furs resored TO-
assembling In the closones and depth to which they were
wrapped the envslopng Of an Egyptian mummy. Dupu-
cate, and In some instances triple neither garments
were brought In reputation, which, though Civ.
ing IN unnatural and marked rightly Of movement
20 the wesrer, undoubtedly found to be
more than compensation IN the comfort thus Afforded
NE lades-of course of them must and would 90
outwere not behindhand in precautions taken to resist
NE iuperous cold II hoops not made use o. the
effects Of hoops were certainly gained for in the multi
tuds and magnitude of skirts l periphery of surround
ing Attained earfuy monstrous to behold
The ordsary hatmade up OF pssteboard and feathers
were dotted for the nonce most having the discre.
ten to wrap up their faces and sensby, rather
Shsn fashionably. Young America, with its universal
bravery and Independent assumption had 70
ss taken down. and was glad enough to hide Its chin
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REWARDS,


tOS REwARD.-LOsT, ON THE 9Th INST, IN GOING
PAO from Fourth and Eighth stree. S3
Madison avenue large sheep skin pocketpook containing
$ls6 In bank ten twelve So the balance ms
also receipt TO NJ Converse from Treasurer of Bible
cey The above reward viii be paid for said property de-
Park place.
@7O REwARD.-Losr, ON WEDNESDAY THE 9TH
P1O instant gold bracelet, with portrait Of dog In.
ward and the thanks Of the by leaving No. SA
West Thirty street, or a. Nos Is and - Dey street
p1V between and O'Clock, either In Broadway
Canal street, In walking from Leonard Greene gold
detached lever watch ard chaln marked inside cap H.
Tobias, maker Liverpool II Is priced by the the
git Of friend The finder VIII receive the above
hanks. on leaving It At the Paris mana emporium, S6i
Broadway.
e70 REwARD.-LOsT ON THE 10TH INsr, WHILE
YlV passing through Cliff into john Gold Plat and Viii
lam strests lar Cedar $125 In bills the
p-- -'''' JOHN Si HkYs Is CHI street.
din REwARD.-LOST, THE SECOND DAY OF JANU
p1U ary the New York Hoel King Charles spaniel
dog color black had around his neck string
beads with brass plate with nane and number Keith,
rcan HOTEL 100 Broadway" Whoever viii return the same
~ above win receive tho above reward. :
OK REwARD.-LOsT, ON THE 18TH OF OCTOBER
pV 1855, deed and policy Of house and chattes Who
ever win return them to 2l3 Fulton street. N Y, win re-
ccive the above reward
&C REwARD-LOsT, ON TUESDAY MORNING. THE
YA 9Th inst either Of tho Peck alp ferry boats,
South street, between Peck slip and Dover street, driving
glove The finder will the reward by esy II
Ut 81 South Fourth street, Williamsburg
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Snow and Haln vs.. BAlls and Partlcs.-
LADIES' genuemen's boys' misses' and chidrens linda
rubber boots and shoes suitable for this o. and
rain. Ladies' and misses' white SATIN Kid and linen
boots and sppers suitable for parties
N B.-Ladies shoes for the 81 per pair
J. B. MILLER CO., 1874 Canal street.
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The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
consumption and all diseases Of the throat and ungs-Dr
CURTIS hygsans Thousands have bean restored health
and sold G. H. Ring 1856 Broadway. Price only IS pack
age Dr. Curtis will be at the ONCE daily, from 10 TO O'Clock
wheie be may be consulted free OF charge.
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admirable plan Of exchanging latest improved
sowing machines for old achnes Of every kind bad WIN
Hunt DSIcas and sner inferior machines coming rapidly
Apply ct New ork once personally, by letter.
l. n. SINGER. 4 CO., No. as Broadway.
Defiance Salamandcr Sa4es.-1obert m. PaA-
alOK hs sole manuf.etarsr in Ne United States Of he
es and patent powder prof defiance
nd cross bara Depot No l91 Pearl street, door below
MAtden lane.
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Velvet Plush Gloves for Gentlemen and
ladiea-F. DERBY co. win open Mis- morning few dozsu
plush gloves. In mode coors drab and sane No. II Pai
place.
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THE WEATHER.

The temperature in equilibria yesterday from to
1P N. seven consecutive hours. Wind N. w. from
E. MERRIAM.
BROOKLxN HEGHM Jan. 10 P. n, 1856.
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Daguerro0types, with Cases, for Only as
cents, at the original two shilling picture shop 10 Broadway
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Robert Hunter, NJ. D., 9xS Broadway, New
York-Dr HUNTER devotes his attention exclusively dis
Of the throat and Lungs and the treatment Of these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

H0llOWay's O1ntment.-H0w ls 1t that this
leading medamen has taken the place all others
dpensary of note throughout the wordr Because Of it's
trinsic worth and immense superiority all Others