davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

The whole amount Of property len this year amounted
TO Isl ,4ib tens, which valued at S. 92T Sta; the
whole amount Of property nrs cleared, las OIL. tons,
which valued at -, Goa 54t-mahins In all 39s $50
tons Of properly, and valued 81 1890 which
shipped and landed this city The OF properly
loft last year 1886 5a7 tons valued 81 So 2sa2ab tho
amount nrst cleared l32 43o tons, valued ~ so53,
Tie making In all 26I, pTT tons, valued at 030b o5L
The Baltimore american shows the advantages which
that city likely to derive from the opening Of the great
through central route bc.wosn the East and tho West
The PtubuTg, Fort Wayne and Cbcsgo Rsrosd IL des-
tined 70 be o the greatest channels for transpora
ton from Chicago 10 all tho principal cities Of the
beard
The consolidation Of tire various lines Of railroads
sno~n as the Pitt.burg Fort Wayne and Chicago rail.
roads and ple,ior OF the road from Ply mouth s
pre,ert terminus 10 Chicago q distance Of eigh,yts
nies vi place Baltimore twenty mics nearer 70 Chicago
,hsn Philadelphia and lel miles nearer than New York
AZ present BY the New York and Erie and Lake Shore
roads onsh that city expects 10 shorten this dstsnce
some seventy mites By the construction Of the Allentown
vanis Central road rhe istance from baltimore to Chi
caso by this route gill be follo~s;-
Northern Central Road 70 Harrsburg.......e IS miles
Harrisburg 20 Pneoufg... DO
IRE Bslimors and ohio Railroad has 10 dre:, northern
reeon leading N Chicago The business OF that road
end, It's SIR rtss route 10 Chicago by taking the burg
wort Wayne and Chicago roads either Of Alliance Crest
line The shortest QUITE from Baltimore Ia via Harris
burg, ~ above. The Pusbu-g, Tors w,yne and chicago
road present opened Plymouth, Indiana ss3 mihs
IRON rttsburr rhe road In 4sb miles long, occupying
he beet ana most direct route between ptsburg and
Chicago. passes through 10. than thirteen county
to~bs and other important renns ylvsnia Oaio
snd Indiana. The road mainly Of ow grades and
srsigh Hires, the highest grades not exceeding forty
feet u the mile, and between Wooster OHIO, and
Chicago distance OF 3e5 miles, there N CRATE
twenty iour feet Ten inches From Wooster 10 Chicago
the ircre@e OF Distance air line u very small
and hf mainly In the bends around Lake Mish.
The completion Of the small link necessary 70 per-
feet the connection With Chicago will give 10 Bsltmore
ore~t and shorter connection with that point than
any Of the Atlantic tes and will be IN Important feature
In The completion OF railway communication with the
Northwest and lake country,
The business Of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad for the last fiscal yeu. - follows -
p.ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25
Arow READY. FOR JANUARY. iss7.-rHg AxEkr-

Ayow READY. FOR JANUARY. 1s5T.-rHE AMEkI-
~ chronological journal contains hsn iSenty
illustrations including The heS Year Uhty ~
Phr.nooy In relecng Lite Pursuits ar y r. Aaue ard HE
Arctic Explorations. sxtensiyeF illustrated, rover a.
over Mind OF phrepooRy. Education Of
6irs Anna Muwait Richie her haracer and Bogta.
ply. with Portrait, ir. sa hts Portrait Art Association a.
ustracd Interesting Events Utah Mermoa Developments
Fulton and Lvir Rsov. Words o. Greeting. How DO foa
Lte ~ Prizes ard freui uns Notes sne Queries belnics
otthe Mental faculss aud fempersmene &C.. beautiful
quArto onhlv ONLY ~ the only Journal OF the kpf
the world. Now |. The time subscribe Address FOWLER
WILLS, No. 30S aroadwAy. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

Total export from the United States since LIST SspemSoe
DO. do. do. same time in isii s1s
Receipt. :. grincip. ports Of the Uniei States o..
n ,o0s ~ DO sep do nam: time in 1855 i2Sscsc
DO. do. do. same time in 1854 80. 7sa, ooe
Mr.. VIM p. Wright in his weekly circular by .hs
the present years crop-We continue to receive
frmaory OF the shortness Of the crop from I'll
sections there exists all the country belief that
INDUCED in of figures materially below this amount
FREGHE Engagements we're light, but room va
diminished, rates TO Liverpool were frmef Some 10 600
TO- Geo bushels Of corn and wheat engaged In bulk
.. 90. ohd, and In bags ID was asked Some ,ur st
presses cotton At 632d 3.lsd Bacon was 2,s., ana
5000 bbls naval stores were engaged including spirits,
tar and turpeone at s. per $50 ms To London, sons
terces beef were taken ct O., and pork Is RAtss 70
Glasgow and Havre were unchanged
Hay was firm, but quiet, al 81, for shipment
Hors were inactive and prices un hanged
IRON was steady Tor Scotch pig s29 $50 80 per oa,
six months
MCIAssEs.-Sales OF leo hhos. Cuha muscovado Wero
reported a p t.
NAVAL STORES we're quiet, but steady
Provisions. Pork The market war hrmer, with salo0
OF about coo 7C0 Dbs includ oil mess, al SO IL
SO IS ind do a; SO 62 $t9 rs prime was un-
made at SIS rs a Sls8 7H Beef contoued frm with .
good demand. Sales OF about 400 bbs were nsde, Dcad.
ing country prime al IS 90 country prime and Old
and new mess do, at $40 81; repacsed cnics.
go. at si4 SO s4T5 and extra do, st
SIS 80. Beer hams - SO for good Western,
while prime quiet Bacon was quiet NJ
9sxo for middes Lard dfmAr, and sales Of 6o0 Q
LOCO packages part tor export were reported a. i2hc
a12Ac on the spot. and 81 'l2c TO arrive In all JAau-
s-y. Gu meats we're unchanged; some 100 packages
were cold at 7Lc nc for shoulders, AMI hams st
exc. slohc Buuer was selling al loo zoe. for Ohio,
ana at 1oc s2sc for STATE Cheese was saeAole at Co.
q 1OAc.
RICE About 100 tierces werc sold 81 8hc. a4Ac.
SUGARS The market firm, but sales we're II nted.
Tae embraced about 200 bogsreads Cuba
puscova 70 AZ exc ESQ. and 2Se do. English islands.
at private terms.
wnsKny OF about 500 barrels made as
about soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

Canadian -four v@ steady, with sales of only loo 200
firm snd in far request with saes OF about 2c0 bbls
within the range OF the above quossious Petersburg
ttaa Ratio brands sold al - i2h, and family DO
% rs Corn meal vas quiet II old prices. Rye -four
v0 ffm ~ - 90 ~ 76 FOR fine and superane. Wheat
was firmly beld but sales were very limited.
The sales were confined 10 two or three lots.
(say something like 5000 e,0ce bushels 10 sn)
irciudug red Delaware 900 bushels) a. ., s.; red
Tennessee 90 reported ri 81 90; choice Soulhern
white at 81 80 snd inferior red 20 At 81 35 Corn was
caster With sales Of about 20 900 bushels st soc 80 No
for Western mix ID from store and tic delivered while
southern yellow and white vas Al 7bc. Rye-salee Of
2co0 bushels prime Southern we're made at s3c: Nor
them was NJ sic Ors-Southeru were ~ f7c. 4Sr.
was nrm with sales Of 500 bushels State, two rowcd
At 81 %.
Corwx-The market quiet, and sales az mo-
mept trsnsrired
Curros --rhe sales footed up about 900 bale at
about The following quotst The msyke. closing firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
wmsrsDAy, leo. 2l-sP.M n.
AsHrs.-sAlcs Of about 100 bbs. pots were made al
1870.
TRANSFORMATIONS Tho foreign news tsnded 10
check and the absence OF letters sni the advent
Of holiday, the market inactive The ssles footed
up 4oto $500 bayres, chiefly 10 the local trade, d
~ fnIln ~fng c0s.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

no THOSE VINO Visa TO HAYS faEis Boo Is
Il wen beurd-Ihe New fork Book Bindery estsb shsf
pesriy quarter Of century is fuou stract e sLN
Nh SONS respectfully offer their services 70 their reuds
fellow 70 I'd heir books good and san~ans1
vel beautiful and cleEant siies They cheerfaiy -
tend small Jobs Of half dollar wei ho.~ " costly
expressive bindings. They have hand the anisss
and snab fpr afge htoes books and vs
illustrated prhnhsd by the extensive sslsbs,~h
neEa of Messra q. Virtue Co. Martin GO, Tsls Ca.
Ac, &C line addressed tl >. walker Roma Va rutoa
,Ein rrcere TN r.et lala atcntirn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

supreme Court, oa Wednesday last, wm faDxley peu-
ioucn . divorce from his wife Mercy nngey the
Jar,es we're married IN May, 1865, 81 B,sdoinosn she
nsicen name ~ bis rife wss Mercy rhoma~ II Wa
sdr ted tfst the rsrte. lived together afer
usrsse rhe husband sets forth that the see wss
brought ssout Nv oursss far ~ he "a party thar
ne ressonsbe and proper, conducive,o domestic
tttnuny sno. and Sistent With the peace mora
NY o. ,ocie,y, inst divorce should be granted rne
Court after hearing the testimony, refused 70 decree
divorce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25
THE LECg,-ish SEASON
LITEilAiDi.a..


ENOP go IN AuNAN y, n corr or
E rLE PHRfNULuGtrsL JOURNAL.
THk WATER CUEt JOUhN Al. and
llFE 1LLIsikAisD twrt ky
VIII be n ear address Published ~
FOWLER a wallis 30 Als rroanwaY, n. u.
The Psychological Journal the Water Care journal ADD
Life illustrated the valuable periodic ss
lishet Ia this c0un.ry.-Albany Journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

SPECIAL, rorIcr.-owrwa TO TAR GREAT DnuARD
- fcs The - package Of ssscr,sd wines and liquors ne
store open hristmas) until n O'Clock ~ Oy11p
len before that hour win be promptly delivered day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

Amount remaining IN the State Treasury
ana SINKING Fund, applicable 20 the FUR
tner cspceliauop OF SAFE stocks, interest
certificates, domestic creditor Cert lcates
md rei al rn,ag 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

bdy, on the I'd OF july last . lag which autno
zcd the inscr in The great ,ok ~ the pusc debt
three per cent stock OF zt0 GOO ranss each for
the female branches OF King LOU. Pnippe's family a.
ced by the DEGREES NJ the z1d January 500 Ne peeve
ai the French government having ro'iaed through d.
omatIc channel To. pates tnte' es,e0, tn promuxa
Of the law OF the I'd OF Ju the Duke Alexander Of
Nrtemburg in the name Of ms son, q nor and the
Pike Augustus Of SAKE ccburs. 10 the name Of ,hs Prn
lee Clementne d0rleans his wife have refused 10 pro
by the provisions OF the ia~
As setof against the relinqushed hospitallties
Fontainbleau the beau monde have been given TO
dersiand that II "a the Emperors wish ths, the en-.
ing season shall be one OF uuexampled splendo
hlls Oh a scale Of mapnihcence such as the palace
The Tuileries has never before witnessed,
III ne given by tue Court There are to be
|e usual colossal assemolsges, consisting OF
ur or five thousand guests, when The
asses may be said to be al mitted into TIE Tmpe-
bl presence, and perpetual round Of more selec,
unions, In which quddriiiss de fantastic, historic
|stumes and masks are 10 be the order of the day.
erything is TO be done by the Court, and 10 is ex-
Rcted that the grand officers 1T the y npire viii
bike point of following IT, example to eocourag,
tay. In the case Of ooe or two indiv dnals who
I've derived their vast fortunes from the Imperial
vor, there has been q negligence In meeting the
shes OF the Court In this respect and N .poleon
" signified, in o marked manner, that bis favor
d countenance are intended for the good Of tue
bile and that II his high officers d. not choose 10
the medium of this benevoleDce, he will have no
hculfy in finding others who are more ready TO
pet WfAneS. lueftiOfr, tucft w w Dt " gene
Ms rivalry OF whoeha hest mimic the far famed
capabilities Of The English and French missions to
e~~v-- Something il necessary TO give FLIP TO
grand balls a. the Tuilefies, which of Ia have
nix much In the estimation Of those who have been
Eored with invitations. IL was the desire Of Ma
leon on coming to the throne IN render his hospi-
ifies rather worthy the dignity Of an Imperial
IT than of the parties invited. The elegance OF
me OF his earlier receptions was in every respect
brthy OF the scene. There was that about the
Inner OF the officials, the dignity and sump-
psity Of the entertainment, and the in
sssemenf that pervaded all, that made
guest sepsibls be was N tbe bouse Of q kipg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
ONEY MAR X r r.

SATURDAY, Nov. Sc j. II.
The stock market continues buoyant. At the first
board to-day there was great activity, and buyers
continue plenty. The brokers have all suddenly be-
come buyers, and the sellers have become reduced
to two or three of the most consistent BEARS At the
first board to-day Illinois Central bonds declined
per cent; Cumberland Coal ]; Michigan Central 4;
Milwaukee and Mississippi 2. Galena and Chicago
advanced ! per cent; Reading I; Michigan South.
ern d Cleveland and Toledo III; La Crosse and Nil.
wauke l. While all the street are buying we must
expect stocks viii go up but Of these days they
viii all be sellers again, and then we may expect
prices to 20 down. The rise In La Crosse is well
sustained, and very little stock offering. The
large receipts Of this company, independent Of its
immense land resources, are sufficient to fix IL per
mancntly in the neighborhood Of 90 per cent. Ga
lena and Chicago has advanced rapidly for some
days, and is now selling at lloa per cent cash, and
1ll9 buyer 60 days.
The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liver.
pool to day, carried ont $3.50. 1857 4s in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09


Bcosrrnp -oa Friday, Nov 7. Mr. Jourr r.oov-
MIN, aged IS ycas.
Ihc iends Of The family and thoss Of bis son, George
this siisrnoon, Al one O'Clock, froa his late rcsidssos
No us Orchard street
kswS-0n Friday. Nov. Z, Mr.. EpvAxp KSrrs Bsssy
formerly Of The county Armagh, ireland.
He blends md acquaintance arc requested 70 attend
the funeral THIS morning. a. ten O'CLOCK nom his late
ssIn-O saturday morning. Nov 9, BCyAuS
younge't son g y, Everett and Emily ,. smlh, aged
The funeral win tale place hi. afternoon. q, two
ocesk from The residence Of his parsnsa No. 2ss wss
Dros On Friday afternoon, Nov =, Esx. rorr..
daughter Of trapc A. the ase John A. Devos, srs1
year, months and - days.
her grandfather, Mr. Samuel n. stubbs, invited 70
auend The funeral this afternoon q one c'cock HON
Tis-cr -on saturday. Nov. In the s2d year Of ssv
age, AsAr, vile Of nr. Charles Tfssot
The friends and scquaintapces, also the members Of
sincerity lodee No. o33 and Coocordc Lodge No a. II
Of " respectfully invited 70 attend the funeSai
this Afternoon tso eclock from No " vavick street
Jons Mossr son q Mr. owen Mocorry. s~sa = r.s,,
The relatives and friends Of the family are rcs,~cuIlv
invited 70 attend the funeral from hs late residences co.,
ntr Of sixteenth street and avenue n W morrow srsr
noon, al Que o'c ock, precisely.
Pa11sssor.--ou Friday, Nov. I, u.sr RRrs ysuur,ss
daughter q sssse q and Eiza Jane rsssevscn, sssf
The relatives and fends Of The family are re~rssSs~,v
nvt,d 10 attend the funeral. rom the residence Of hsv
O'Clock. = "
Gc,nlr = On Friday, Nov. = Mr.. HrsH eosxrr, in the
30,n year Of his age -
His friends and relatives are resp.csruuv invited 10
ntend the iupersl rom his late residence No al reuth
street this anernccs, ~ two O'Clock precisely me re-
ment
In-lp Brooklyn, on saturday, Nov. Z. after ssovs
illness, Mrs RAoHr1, relict q the Isae ~ wa Isa N
the oitn year N her age :.
The relatives and trends II The ny are invited 70 u.
Nno we mrera 70 morrow norntng, - eleven O'Clock,
ION ne resdcnce o. hes son, NJ Stephen a. Lea, Oxford
street second house from Ny rtlc avenue Brosklyn.
Tra-M Oxford, CheuanGe county N. ", on Thurs.
day, Nov q Mr. RcHur Tfss IN ne 7sh ysas Of his age
ior merry or this city.
The funeral Win take place 10 morrow Afternoon. ss
half past three o'clock from the residence Of Mr. Charles
II. Clayton No. ~ West T~en seventh street. nela.
uvea and friepds invited 10 attend.
Mooss-On Friday sftcrnooa, Oct 81, n the Nassa.
chusesm General Hcspal, Boston, from titc effects ~
stab, Mr.. Jssn Moonp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

has been sctusted by the whm Of moment In the su-
mary vengeance taken against Greytown-s bottle =
thrown II The ministerial head Of Mr. Borand and Grey.
town Ia doomed-Wrght, Collier and others, are beat
On imprisoned and Otherwise abused, American Con-
gus ied-and forbesrance 70 recommended. II the
United States government cannot will not protect IL
citizens In foreign countries In the pursuit Of lawful 90.
be made fact that they may take To
secure themselves. The VIGOROUSLY neglect 81
the United States government In the protection OF It's c
In the repubc Of Mexico has already induced many
Amercsps TO avail themselves Of English letters OF
ity % means OF projections and really the exigency Of
the case renders this deception pardonabe at least.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~, 1855. VERITA3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Bible shown By the Bulfar.ans hkewse and letters
rom hev Dr. Rule and Senior do Mora, relating tn es
cape Of the latter gentleman from hs imprisonment 10
um In Kentucky Preach and Spanish Bibles and To
ments Tor Cape Hsytien, Africa; Testamens and Psa
70 missionary s NJ. lebanon Spanish Bibles and T's
nmenis for New Granada with various grants TO feeble
auxillaries In different parts OF the country.
Inc meeting, though not large, one Of more tn 40
usual interest,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

On with his Head, He's Only an Irishman.-
OnS thousand heads OF Irshmen of daily by H0LME
picsnre gnloune; 80 Broadway, al rs cents each. Amef-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Van BEsscnoru-C1ssx.--At Nov Rochelle on Wed.
nsfdsy, Nov. 9, ny the Rev X U Morgan. tnAsrKs c.
VAS bSSscmnps. Of this city, ~ JosxrMsH only daughter
Of khsh Clars. ksq. OF the former place.
knHrr-Rokonf Al ~. Louis No. on Monday. Nov
3, by the Pew. A. L. Rice Mr.. VIZ Kmur Of ths
CITY, 10 NJ. JuIIHn daughter Of Rokos Esq., Of 81.
Louis. Mo.
sNnn-wApsos.-ou Wednesday, Nov. 8. By the
Rev Ibeo Armtare, NJ. WV. T. svrm, OF this city, TO
Misc ARsAsurs wAipsoy, Of Brooklyn
Goshen, Orange county, papers please cory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

monographs, by n New Process, In Five
seconds sitting ambroypes instantaneous, with the same
bath and collation. Printed instructions sent by mail The
recelPt OF -. X. a. LEWIS, ll2 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

SATURDAY, Nov. 3, 1855.
Flour-Common grades were heavy a. lie extras were
unchanged. There more activity, and the sales en-
braced 10000 l. Geo bbs.. chiefly hin the range OF
yesterday prices Wheat There beng TOW In and
with little or no ex port demand, sales very limited
Inferior and common grades we're not ssloAble.
1t the figures Of yestsrdsy white primo 70 choice quail
ties unchanged. Corn-Tnerc being no TOW In he
seirs quite limited cargo - o'o bushels South
ern yellow sold a. II 5sc mixed Western was a. soc
Tic Ryei 500 bushels prime Morn solo Al Soc. PORK
was quiet and dull ~ S20for Cotton sold 70 very
sr extent with the tern OF tie marke In favor o. pIr-
chsser. Nhiskey-io0 barrels sc5 a. $40. Sc nc, 4
SAC, closing a, about 33 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees.-
The best in The world. Made, sold and applied at No. 2
prna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Received Mt Green's Furnishing Store No. 4,
Aston House styles Of ties scarfs cravats and
temen's winter underware, per last steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Raglan COats-For Beautiful Selection
,ry DRUMGoLD PRoCH, 10 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

neutrality-suspicious. nations, with Charts
and written descriptions Of character given daily by Pro
lessor FOWLER at the chronological Cabinet 30s Broadway
near the Park. Private for ladies' and gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

BrandYeth's Pills add the Motive Power to
elementary mater-assist naure-by which all impurities
taken out of the blood. The who uses
them by the cearness smplexion and
the healhulness OF their constitutions They the best
aperient in doses Of from one to four and as pursave In
larger doses No fluid medicine other pl yet made
can be at all compared to them AS bilious medicine they
are uDryaed They efectuaiy enforce the principle opu,
CATION By their acute disease of every kind is cured
Perseverance, win cure most chronic cases The time is
coming when they will be universally appreciated.
CERTIFICATE or CURE OF PILES.
To THE EDITORS or NEWSPAPERS OF New YORK-Gente
men Please % insert for me the following lines not only as
act of gratitude towards the well deserving Or Brandreh
but also for the sake Of suffering theby
TO destroy the preudces which exist against Brandrehs h
had suffered some three years from piles with flooding Of
blood and bad humors accompanied with the most horrible
pains The pricing sensations We're repeated every time
wards There came from me tpmors Of The size Of hens
seal exeron friend Of mine Don Jscooo advised me 70
try Brandrehs Pills and Immediately sent TO Havana for
dozen boxes took for the first time FIVE pills only at dose
and continued until had used i've boxes and to-day find
myself entirely restored and my cruel saerngs cured
than they The spanish Consul in New York can
want, PspRo RODRIGUEZ CALDERoS
San ANTONIO Cuba, May /, 1854.
Brandrehs Pills sod 20 cents box with fun di
econs ut % Canal street. four doors from Broaiway at ~
Bowery and al Hudson street by 7. W. DYOrT SONS.
Philadelphia, and BY all respectable medicine dealers gene
rally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Paper Hangings Of the Most Elegant De-
s'rptons Just Supported BY THos. FAYE co, 257 Broad
way, opposite the City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Hats, Caps and Furs, OF Every style and
quality At FORD 4 SCOTS. 2I0 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye and Wigs stand UNI
rtvaled in excellence Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, at No. 4 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

THE IILuSTRIOUs FAMILY or SMITHS
Il The family Of Smiths have been
In each dcpA tment famous.
Well point you out glorious smith
In every path you name u.s.
Sir Sydney a mighty chief
Dean Sydney writer.
And have thousand smiths
Whose almost brighter.
Hear Hear Hear
a long and hearty Tiger for the name Of suih !
But brixh,es, In these latter DAYS
Sanith brothers claim notice
The world for these. pean lays
\ laurel crown should ne
For we in thrilling protest.
And will make Affirmation
That smith Brothers the bcst
Ofcoihiers Ia creation.
Hear Hear Heart
a tiger aud another for tho Brothers Smith
SMITH BkOTIERs. price wholesale and retail cvh.
ing warehouse, Nos l22 and l40 Fulton street. New
THOUSANDS NOW USE THE ToKAI WITH BEsEFr.
cial results Unlike tobacco. the JUICE IL swallowed.
netpg as tonic nyRorating the nerves perfunBg
breath Put up tin foil Saloons, and drug sores
wholesale a. az broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

i chapped or rough hands. sal, rhenm &c very nsefu
while engaged in Homework and by wearing the hands be-
colt roth and white For sale all rubber
Goody ear Glove Company, 50 John up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

The Baron SpoIasco, NJ. D.-Another Limb
saved. This numbers the sixty second in New York.
ELIAS TIcHNER Amityyile. H. l. Office SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

DR.. Atherley, having Succeeded to the
practice OF the late Dr. Brady carried his residence
ner of Second avenne and Third street. be consulted at