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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-13
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The human heart is the busy pendulum
ticking away the moments of life.
A wise man, speaking seldom may be COM
pared to a spring lock-always more ready
to shut than to open.
The most beautiful and sweetestrose grows
upon the sharpest thorn, so in life we find
the best of its pleasures alleged with pain
and a thorn ever ready to wound the hand of
him who grasps SO eagerly after the unsub-
~stantial joys of earth.
HATH a brother or a friend wronged you?
Be avenged nobly and the most bravely,
slight the offence with silence, and the work
is begun forgive it freely and the work of
noble revenge is finished.
Eli eye has been said to be the dial plate
of the soul, through which may be seen the
mysterious, secret workings of the inner man.
Whose hath a beautiful eye makes silence
eloquent, the kind eye begets confidence +;
and the enraged eye turns beauty into hide
Gus deformity.
BEWARE of strife. There be some restless
Salamanders, who never seem at ease EXCEPT
when in the fire Of, fierce contention. 1t is
better to suffer two wrongs than to offer one /;
for 1T is not easy to correct a wrong by con-
tending, and two 1crongs have never yet been
so compounded as to produce one right. \
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-13
Spirit Of tBe9gg 8sl eigg, YJortg- Gprplins

dwell in the lighthouses of the rich; but
those also who dwellin the unknown hooks
of poverty. They are aboye all price, those
tender flowers. "Sufer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not-for
of such is the kingdom of heaven" Sol
spake the Savior of the world: He knew
their precious worth and their beauty. He
whilst traversing this dreary. vale Of tears
and mortal probation, took them in His
arms and blessed them. Little children
--blessedSf the Savior
Oh, mother! cherish thy charge-shield
thy BLOSSOM. IT'S sweeter and richer than
all of earth and nature-it is the recipient
of the benediction of the Most High
Lead it in the path of rectitude-fold its
little hands in prayer, and shield it from
the polluted breath of the enemy.
The holy task is yours; is it not a holy
one 2-training blossoms for heaven! Mo
Their! sweetest Of earthly nanes-you are
a favored creature. In loving tenderness
you kiss the dew of heaven from the lips
of your gentle babe, and inhale its elysian
sWeetnessl The first cherub smile which
plays upon its rosy lips, and the first faint
articulation proceeding from the same are
thine, thine alone. And should the will
of a Divine Master bear it from thee, eve
in the bitterness of thy fate art thou blest,
for the united voice of earth and of,heaven
proclaim thee moh9xW az gAaelLmn
Oh, world deal Gently with sbIOs
SONS, and especially with those tender lit
tie beings who have no mother! Man o.
2 the world-open thy Golfers freely to tn
relief of the isolated orphan.
oh! ye mothers of angels sisters of Eve
/ be the guardians Of their footsteps an earth
/, and guide them to heaven. Woman
|, blessed name! be thine the holy task t
shield them from the snares of the world
s and to instill into their lonely and trouble
r bosoms the teaching of virtue; for whenc
y shall they flee on earth if thy sympathizin:
comforting, and relieving smiles greet the
d not?
Is Give Us more homilies upon the fowe
of earth and of heaven-we love them an
is what we love we never tire of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

On Monday, Sept L. Of dysentery, GEORGE NArHaS only
con Of George and Emene Little aged years and 9
days.
fhe relatives aud fr;suds Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No So Jane street. this afternoon at three
O'Clock without further notice.
On TUESDAY, Sept. q after a long and severe Illness
PETER Ruy, In the 57th year Of his age
The FRIENDS Of the family, those OF his brothers, John
and Charles Of bis naw, Edward hurry and OF his
brother In law, Thomas smith, respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this afternoon, a hat past two
O'Clock, from his ste residence No 800 Fourth street.
On Monday, sept. J, GEORGE kNiGnr, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from No % Cottage place, this amer
noon. al three O'Clock,
On Tuesday. sept e. HARRY b. son OF Charles r. and
Josephine Reed, aged years, l month and 8 days.
Centreville, Nd, papers please cory.
On Monday, sept. l. at No. ~ Monroe street. after
painful illness OF three weeks. Henry only son OF William
Hnchfcid, aged years and months.
California and Cincinnati papers please copy.
On Tuesday. Sept, 2, SARAH A. BIRD
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, this afternoon, AZ one
O'CLOCK from her late residence No 2i6 Henry street
On Tuesday, sept q EMILY. vile OF Alexander Pollard,
the 23d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the FAMILY respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
fathcr-in.lnv No ~ Pike street. Her remains will be
Inferred In Greenwood.
On Tuesday, SEPT. 2 GEopas o. PArIsrv OF Utica Tor.
merry q this city, aged ~ years and months.
Utica Papers please copy.
On tuesday, sept 2, GEORGE N J.. DE GRANGE az "a
months and rs days.
Ihe ..lauye- asa l,eads Of nc family are Respectfully
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invited attend the funeral from The residence n his
father, No lsl West Fifteenth street. to morrow morn
ing, III ten O'Clock. without further Invitation.
I'm Tuesday Sept. 3 DUDLEY McElRoY, son OF Patrick
and Annie McElroy, aged year and months.
fully invited 10 attend the funera resideoce OF
his parents No SO Lexington avenue, this afternoon at
On Tuesday Sept. T. EDmuND BEssrr eldest Of Sc.
phen W. and Sarah Ann Cooley, aged years.
Funeral from No. 81 Fifth street. tomorrow afternoon,
On Tuesday, Sept. q Mrs SUSAN a. WATTS, wife Of A.
W. Watts Of Thomaston, Me-, aged 20 years
On Monday, Sept l, MARY ELIZA daughter OF the late
COL Mckee, and wife Of VIM. A. Crolius, Jr, aged 70
years, months and days.
The funeral services viii be held at the house of her
father in law No. IS First place Brooklyn, this afternoon,
1t three o'clock The friends and relatives invited to
attend
Plattsburg papers please copy
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, ANNA AUGUSTA, daughter OF Ed
mum A. and Anna E. Kolmyer, OF Brooklyn, aged
The relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at tnree
O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents, No. 100 Con-
On Monday, Sept l. OF disease Of the heart AErrA p
VAN ALT the beloved wife of VIM. H. Navarro, aged 80
The friends Of the family kindly invited TO attend
the funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from her late
residence. street, GreenpOint Brooklyn
Al Alon sania on Sunday August 81 Of congestion Of
the lungs, Mrs. VIM r. VAN PElT, aged 80 years.
On Tuesday, Sept. 2 LOUISE f. CoRpEs.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from The residence Of her
brother John H. Cordes, Centre Hun West Hoboken. city
OF Hudson, this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
On tuesday, sept 2. Mrs MARY ANN BRoADIES, aged
30 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, TO morrow, at tweve
O'Clock NJ, from No. 1856 York street. Jersey City. Her
remains will be taken TO Greenwood Tor intsrment.
In Jersey City, TUESDAY, Sept. 2, after IL days Of
severe aiicton EMMA, wife Of John Owen Rouse aud
second daughter OF William pegg, OF Derby; England
aged 81 years.
The frenus Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
teod the funeral, this afternoon, three O'Clock. from
her late residence W. t6 Warren street, Jersey City
In Jersey City, NJ j., Of consumption Mics MARY A.
DICKSON, daughter OF the late David nckson writer Dunn
fries, Scotland in the 27tn year Of her age.
AT Saddle River, NJ j., FORSYTH son Of Forsyth aud
Agnes Iabagh
The runere will take place from the church. in uacken
sack this afternoon, at two O'Clock. The friends Ia
vited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

On tuesday, sept 2 by the Rev James Millcii, Mr..
wiLap 7. VAUGHAN TO Miss MARTHA SUSAN RosrRvS, all
OF this city.
In Brooklyn, on Monday. Sept I, by the Rev. Mr..
Reyap, MIR. JAsr G. BrsB TO Mas MARY A. BRADY, all OF
Brooklyn.
On Monday SEPT. l. at the residence OF the brides
father, by the Eev Dr. NcIane. Mr. J. y. WGgASS To
Miss MARY daughter Of Nc. Henry Myers, all OF vii
namsburg. i. T.
AZ Mount Vernon westche.ter county, on Sunday
August ~, by Rev. Oh waterhouse, JriIus MuscSvIr
OF LEIPZIG Germany 10 PartSn MARGRAF eldest
OF Paulus Margraf, OF this city.
AT New Orleans, on Monday, August is, by the Rev.
Mr. NcConnoly, MONMOUTH H. HART Purser OF The steam
ship Daniel Webster, to Miss Eliza McNnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

reusod prices cups and la dOxsn; dining
plates l and lis eofep covered dishes turcens M y
Dishes dishes gold bard French SETS, ~ plcccs
81 kinds Of kitchen orocery very cheap aud
sancers Dozen - pieces Economical houSskeepcrs viii
find bargains china glass china al 50 Broad.
way Eleventh street, able tumbcrs - dsxcn gob.
lets eO- a dozen. y. X. KERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03
Wllder,s Patent snInmansIcr Safe, with

stearns and Maryina Improvement best safe IN the
world by the celebrated IA Belle powder proof
,ock with smell key All made under the immediate
Mr. stearns who has fourteen years
eupernended their manufacture. during which time not
dollars worth property has consumed ia OF them,
having tested In accidental fires Warranted free
from uampness Dor sale By sTEARNs MARVIN, ~
Water Second hand sales OF other
max AZ redu
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the malicious which have recently put
through nc medium OF the press with view inurc his
reputation and, rs injury viii elicit the truth and rcfnte
malice and alzebood, he therefore with defiance
dNdan the attempts made raducc injure the eputa
h. has obnned and 10 order 10 give refuiaon 10
persons TO produce o: failure
the sixty thousand and upwards that pills
prepared from the truly yglua 1r which has
iempiuously treated ny editor Of Sunday publication In
his rehash alsehoods Of exchange country onrnal All
the knowledge be In reference the agent whose
have conferred lasting and permanent
~ sufferers has been freely given. Nothing
speeding bias been withheld either regards IL cost pre-
paraton administration elect hence the qusck
completely misnppled lie shall therefore not
~ exert himself giving increased publicity an
wh he honestly and conscienioslv believes 10
the simplest he least expensive, and generally speakng the
successful Of all that has been placed
public for the removal ~ the distressing caases Of
human Affections. The prescription usua will scnd
free with The history and Of the
hors. JOHN II. DAGNALf, 90 Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

INDIVIDUAL wh rod, gray OF sapdy har V whom prnnnl ~
pearanre Il an object His excelsior dye the only
nat produces insananeousy the most lnsrous shades OF
brown ana black without dscoiong the scalp or drying M
lJouae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

IA gloves az any color instantly without slightest SMELL
|san be worn Immediately. Price 81 cents For sale by all
krugRss aud fasgcy goods dealers. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

GERS' extensive bazaar o. fasy go0ds, 90 HIGHWAY.
Every variety there that the conceive
dressing retcues and travelling baga porcelain china
bronze combs brushes, pcriumcy and IA the
shreus department. dolls and ~ variety,
nj cheaper prices than a be Obtained elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

superior N All Others Their Improvements secure
perfect comfort 70 the wearr natural elegance anu dnri
b. His unrivacd and only harmless hair dye y applied N
Twelve private rooms, at BATCHELORS AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

Oh simplest glass vessel into the richest painted china
frng easy book Il instruction and every arce
aslrcd 81. Can b. obtained OF CONTENT HkARY A 90
|nd0 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

klo wigs and ,oupcea at MEDluESr co.'s, n Maiden
ane made of the best erals warranted not to shrink
Shange color perfect III guaranteed Beware Of exravagan
prices. Rralas bands cure, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

An entirely paen capital improvement, superior
a others burn less fuel has perfect aud
heater tie above BY hot and heat
live hundred gallons of water a a. the same time and by the
warranted 10 give satisfaction references ~
|slca using ,lcm, who delighted with them
GKfSWOIsD n BLANCHARD
No Clinton Hall darmcrly As0f place Opera House, AMI
n thatr. York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03
Black Cloth Suits =,


nngs The great superiority Of Singers machines for
ung established fact Both In quantity and quality OF
unryaed Az work OF this kind ssceraned 10
the machines work at high velocity We have
added speed OF quilting machines They
conplete stitches at each turn Of the driving wheel No
sher quilting machines can be except nj comparative
bosa than the price of
nuarhlne. T. NJ. SINGER a CO, SZl broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

AMBER G. BARRYS Tricopherous-rhis Is decidedly the
best and popular article In for Ma identifying curl
ing preserving restoring and strengthening the hair reev
ing diseases of the skin, and removing scurf and daDdru
Gom the scalp. II Is also nfaibe remedy for rhnmaic
pains and external wounds The low price which Sold
% bottle places within the reach OF all who wish
to be benefited by s For sale by all druggists and
tuners throughout the world Principal Office No. 22 Broad
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

ng heartburn constipation, feiid bresh lost appetite dcs
pondency, caus@f eating tobacco chewing Rene
dy-Toka recommended By nr Chiffon and others piece
chcwed a. Intervals juice swallowed and in short time the
disease guaranteed TO be cured Retail at drug
Depot al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

GrECTAL NOTICE TO FpJCURES THE CHAMPION
- turtle maker - the Rainbow Hotel n Ieekman
xelCn. fanlles supphtA
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To Wholesale and Country Druggists.-
narpcs Park. sOs Broadway, New York invite the at
ton al large close buyers 70 their immense stock of
European and American patent medicines Al and below
|net,,rers' prices by the Dozen package or 100
1ARHEs PARK New York. Cincinnati and san francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

wip,er-Now the time to put them II you have never
made Arthurs self sealing Jars will find
them all that be desired the purpose II you have
used Them call and examine the improvements
last will find them free from all objections
Trade supplied by T.. T.. TORREY, No Plat street, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03
CONGRESS WATER.

A cARD-To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or con.
"A grcss Wacr.-An Inferior article OF mineral water
advertised and sold under the of Saratoga
water. the word Saratoga being used by counter
fe.ters Ia where they dare not risk selling
their dctitious article Congress Tho success 81
the cheat arises from Congress having been 80
often called Saratoga water, that
and only name. Taking advantage OF this, the
spurious arcc IL put with names marks and bottles
10 resemble, near Ae~ dare, Congress water
ana mostly sold imitation Of Il 10 those
with Tho distinguishing marks and brand peculiar flavor
and qualities Of the genuine Congress water. There
multitude OF springs Al Saratoga, the from of
which might be thus sold Slraoga' water, by persons
whose scrupes Of conscience ey whore he
liable pecuniary puu'-A rnt, and The
imposed onsfe pubic be worthless injurious You
Congress buy dealers
IN all that the brand the CONGRESS
wATER-C. W for II without those words letters II l.
sv nding counterfeit On wrung 10 viii you
list prices sizes and packages and by ordering
direct enclosing DRAFT for the ordered hay.
Il safely forwarded 70 any part Of the wcrld
CLARKE WHITE,
Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs.
And No IA Thnmes street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

The Eye and Ear.-Ohice Hours for Consul
alions, from TO O'Clock. JAMES w. POWELL. NJ d.,
Oculist and aurst 502 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

Thousands OF persons with weak constitutions die from
sheer debility NatGre should IN such cases be assisted
hOLL0wAYS pills. 1hey give tone and stamina the sys
TEN, and vgor 70 the circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

friends and patrons that he continues his photographic and
6AgUsreope business his old gallery $40 Broadway
Of Leonard street, and that he has not removed any
branch OF his establishment Of the city, does
doing He however, made important atera
and improvements in the photographic department aud
enabled with the advantage OF superior arists, 70
uce amer pictures than have heretofore been taken in this
oounuy. j. GURNEY, $40 Broadway, cor Leonard St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

FASHION JOCKEY cLuB RAcEs-FAsHIoN COURSE
II near NewtOwn, Long Island.
The fai meeting Fashion Jockey Club win snmcuce
FiR~r DkyMestchescr county stakes Tor three ola
subscription 500 forfeit Slp, sS0 added by the club,
heats.
NoMISarIoSs.
Jno " Monnos oh. RoSana, by imp. Trustee dam By
Pfiam.
z r. Morris br Etiquette BY Mariner on, Of Fashion
Jno. huucr's a. Ella, by imp Yorkshire, Of Mary
Elizabeth, by Andrew.
d y Monnos Or. May Thorn, by imp. Trustee out q
Kae Cole.
500 $40 added By the club miles, carry LOO lbs
l. N. y. younRs ch. Ellen Baieman, by imp. Glencoe
dam BY imp. Trustee years.
2 W. " shaws br Miss TAshfoot by imp Trustee out
Of Young lady Iebitoot; years
v y bush's Oh m Rossbe by imp. CONSERVATION, dam
sFc6Sp Dai, "Wednesday September 2i-Iockey Club
purse. 500 Two mile heats
same day-Jocsey Ciub purse $50. Nlie hea's,snh
Iinp DAf THURSDAY september Z-Jockey CLUB purse,
Nsp Three mile heats.
Iisr DAY Friday, september 9j--Jockey CAB sasss.
Subscription $50. forfeit So.
~ 800 added by the club. Pour mile heats
- 49, NOMINATIONS.
J. VIM w. Gibbons b. m Phio, by Mariner on. Of Gas.
Jno ~ Mcnnos eh. h. Logan by iup. Trustee dam by
imp. Priam; years.
q W. J. shaws or. e. One Eyed joe by Prince George
out a Registers dam. aged
4. n - Youngs en- m Ellen Baieman, By INN Glencoe
dam by imp. Trustee; 6years
Entrance money per cent 20 secood horse ii the
J. A. VALENTINE Secretary RIO
IrNIoS COURSE 4. 1;-TRoTTrNG-THURsDAY, SIR.
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Arms for the ST. uggle with the enemy
a thousand foes, in dark. insidious guise,
Lurk In the portals of our peaceful homes.
But sTEINFELD armed with patriotic lire,
Tears from the foe its epidemic power;
At seventy Nassau street his well known store
Ills cognac bitters cure by the score.
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of wild flowers Is making stir among the
shoDabes Toilet tables being supplied by hundreds.
washes slaves cleanses teeth puries the breath superb
Mothers battle their children make their skin soft
clear, beautiful and fragrant Examine IT, and will buy.
sold by all druggists. q. Ii. RING and q. v. CLICKENER
CO., wholesale agents.
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THE TURF.

rENTREvrTIE COURSF.-TROTTING.-PU $500.
~ with inside stake of fr half forfeit mile heats
three i've 70 wagons for al horses excepting Flora Temple
Lancet and Eddy ~ OF September - 10 close SATURDAY
September 8, byq O'Clock 7. NJ At Falkland Duryea
Hotel. Three OF more ~ make ed, and two TO start.
JOEL OONkLIN. Propre.nr.
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perfectly adapted carry the human system safely through
the changes Of They bile from the stomach
create appetite disspaie languor and mpart health and
tone 20 the system sold by all druggists and hotels
BARNES a PAKk, 30t Broadway. Wholesale agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

Views OF Niagara Falls, with their Border
scenery Suspension Bridge Clifton Hotel &C., the largest
and most successful picture taken 2x24 exhibiting
HOLMES Gallery 2S9 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

n sls weeks NJ my onauen which will no, stain or inurs
- etn bottle, sent TO part of the country M a.
pRAHAM tois Broadway Briggs 81 state street. Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

Beebe q Co, 1856 Broadway, have the Au-
fashion for gentle hat ready They have also
hand their usual assortment of French felt and travelling
hata and CAPS.
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LITERATuyRE.


EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN SHOULD GET THE
~ Initial number Of PORTHRs SPIRIT OF THE TINES,
Tor SATURDAY september 8. Among the many good things
Will be the first chapters new hunting story by Henry
William Herbert Esq entitled 0memee the greatest Indian
novel written since the days OF Cooper together with nu
merous original sketches by the most brilliant staff Of cores
pondehls aached 10 any paper in the world The ur agr
culture ned sports stock breeding, the DRAMA liter azure
&C. &c are here treated In the able aud artistic
Send your Names and have paper left residence
Only SIX cents week IS year. advance. Office SiS
A LII ABOARD THE RECOGNIZED SPORTING
Al, journal OF America.-The NEW YORK CLIPPER /,
on hand AGAIN richly stored with good things from sporting
circles In all parts OF the word-he only craft fact tna
contains maers OF interest 10 the sportsman well 10 the
general reader.
For chess and draughts, all players take" the Clipper.
Clipper.
The turf with its and trots attended to in good
time
latest rules
Cricket and bah play generally OUT 1 the clipper
Iedeslrlanism IN all ts phases, runs wel in the Clipper
Aquauc whether Of sailing rowing, all aboard" the
Clipper.
Pigeon shooting receives pop" in the Clipper.
red TO the clipper.
Dogs scratched game fowls snurredo IN horses
Correspondence answered by signals kept up and
wagers decided by broadside from the Clipper
For things Of use and things Of sport,
To the Clipper one and all resort.
Only four cents a shot Now ready.
ROSS X TOUSEY, 1903 Nassau street, Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

10000 Cures Have been Made this Month
d darrna collie Group, chronic rheumatism, &c, by Dr.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian nnimen Warranted 10 cnre
the money returned. Price &c and Soc Depot 81 Cor
apdt street Sold by all the druggists throughout the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

just received fresh supply OF and interesting
scenery Dealers supplied at the publication Office and pho
tegrsphic studio OF WILLIAM LLOYD and r. LAUdEN-
AEIH, SO Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

Another fraud has got abroad
IN Lyons famous powder
All scsmps, for cash. who sell the trash,
The vilest OF the crowd
Look out for couneries LYONS powder and pills
Insects and yermn. Depot, Al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

published in the NEW YORK sun, is certainly attracting
areat among those fond Of good
Some who have read from day day say is the most hu
morous story they have read years Almost every
talking Of IT, We're glad OF IT. like 10 hear people laugh
hearty Let those who have not commenced the reading
All the dealers the for sale.