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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-29

Rates, from % 80 upwards; visiting card plate ADD
some sign plates tor show windows very cheap
3. G. CLARK, 0ngraV0r. SAG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-29
Married.

On Sunday, April ~ Mr. VIM. BAKER, of New York, to
brother In law, A. overhiser. Esq l2eth street
On Monday, April 70, by the Rev. BENZ. Evans CHARLES
RAoux TO MISS VicroRNE AUPcK.
On nurtday, April IL, by the Rev Ezra a. Gillett OF
Harlem, Mr.. A. d. GRswoLD to Mics EyRrIIA SExAs
both fthis city.
On Friday April %, By the Rev. James Thompson al
No. ls. West Twenty fourth strest Mr. JoerH COOKIES,
druggist to Fanny M Powers, all o. this oitya
Upper Canada papers please copy.
On Wednesday, April %, in the First Reformed Dutch
Church OF Hoboten, N. j., By the Raw Charles Parker
Mr. AMOS p. sPAu!DHa, o. Waverey, Toga county. N "
to Ms CoRrMlA CLARR, of Hohoksn, N. j.
On Thursday evening, April "a, BY the Rev Mr. MCGEE
). DECATUR OF Peskskill TO MATILDA f. McuTc Yes OF
this ely ' "
In Cor cord, n a., Thursday April a. at the, resi-
Dr. VIZ. NJ CHAMBERLAIN, OF Astoria, 1, L. TO srsAs
EMERSON, edeat daughter Of the late Samuel Chaisder.
nsu., of Peecham, Vt.
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On Sunday evening, April n, RoBxRT KELLY, Chamber
lain Of The city.
funeral this afternoon At four O'Clock from the church
Warrington square Tho address will be delivered by
Rev William SlA r. wini'm n, D. D; r,,,, 20. :,
Samuel D. Norris Esq, OF Brooklyn, in the 9th Of
her age.
On sunday, Aprl p, ErIzAEErH, wife of W. h. Brown.
aged q years, months and 10 days:
The friends and relatives particularly requested to
attend her tuD era from her late residence No. 3l4 Rv
Dsson street tsG sttsrnSon st three O'Clock. The
respectfully invited to attend.
CaltoI mia papers please copy.
Of Thomas and Mary Emma Clement, aged years and .
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
pazents No. IL Powers street. Williamsburg, this after
boon, at two O'CLOCK, without further invitation. Inter-
msnt 1T Greenwood.
On Monday morning, April %, at four O'Clock AMI
HILaRovE widow Of William, native of North Wales,
The funeral win take place, this afternoon, at one
O'Clock from her late residence No. 68 Columbia street.
On None sy, April %, Mrs. EilzABxrH s. FRENCH aged
ihs friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the resd ence Of her brother,
Lewis Aeo, No 107 Greenwich avenue, tomorrow aftsr
noon, 1t two O'Clock Her remains win be taken to
Greenwood for interment
Boston papers pleare copy.
In Brooklyn on Saturday, April 20. of scarlet fever
years and months.
Her remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
In Williamsburg, Monday, April 28, Of consumption
yosnH ANDERSON.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral this morning, At ten O'Clock His remains will be
taken to Port Chester from No. 70 North Second street.
At Bloomingdale on Monday morning, April %, OF
bronchitis, THOMAS HYATT, sged "a years
Bis relatives and friends invited to attend the -
neral At Grace Church, White Plains TO morrow
ing. at ten O'clock to which place his remains viii be
taken BY the cars leaving Centre and White streets ct
eight O'Clock A. NJ.
At Bridgeport, on Saturday, April 10, Capt LENT N.
HITCHCOCK, aged 70 years.
At Piermont, on Monday morning, April 2S, Of
vulscns CORNELIUS DICKINSON, OF Marcena NJ. Dckn
son, sged years and 4 months
The funeral will take place, from the residence Of his
father, this Sf ornOon at O'Clock.
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On Sunday, April 81 NJ ten O'clock ?. NJ, JOHN On A.
RAM only child OF Thomas and Eliza Jane Roberts Aired
2 years, 8 months and 20 days
The friends and relatives OF the family, and those OF
this afternoon O'clock from the residence of hi
parents No. II Catherine street. one door below Hauaii
bon, without further invi alton.
On sunday April 49, in the 33d year of her see CArHA
nSE MATILDA wife Of T. " L. Wheeler, Of this city, and
daughter Of the late Benz Van Benthuysen, OF Albany,
N. Y.
The funeral win take Place, at ten O'Clock this
ipg from l96 Hudson street
Albsny papers please copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PooKs AT A BARGAIs.-PURCHAsERA or BOOKS
ID are invited 70 call at 40 Nassau street. and
large and splendid Invoice Of books all the and
clnded ~ Ae collection and wn be sold =. 81 each and GIT
each book at the time Of purchase Also FIVE hundred
slightly deaced usual retail price from 81 TO 81 u.s. will be
e0ld two books for one dollar, with gift
JOHN g. ANDREWS No. 40 Nassau street, (dgn OF white
Tag and GIFT book s,ore.)
nLD AND NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC IN ANY GUAM
~ ttes bought by p NJ HAVERTY, bookseller, lilo Full.
ton street.
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ADVERTISBMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


PERSONAL.
4 DoPiIoN-ANY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT
ehlce, stating where an interview may be had.
W,|.Sn w l. BY TWO sIs,Eas OF
sOs about NE 1882 and wor. e with
sa eighteen
Shs
REFORMATION WANrRD-oF ROBERT GoLDIE, SHIP
carpenter from EdinDurg Scotland Information Of The
DECORATION wANrED-0F JANE AND FRANK
her W e Jefferson county Ohio Any information Of them
al ives! twenty second street. between Eighth and Ninth
TSEok54Tlo!N WANTED q Mr. m skSDEsISk FER;
street. corner Of Batavia he viii hear to his advan.
bge.
IF TIE PESOS wh .9 c EoUs2 CHAIN IN FiETa
ssS S call again a. e e lint street instead Of a. he will
q. square Post Office; will be at 246 at P. n.
JOIN CASEY. LATHLY FROM OHIO, FoRYERtY
from s s s1, n Ms h wife Nov New that he
Pine 81 eet P6iadeipha. and meet him here vow"
K ATE Hs, sHARKEY = Requested 70 oALL AT sss
u Broaoway, New York, and leave her address
M his bone on Friday the 2bh inst about one O'Clock
M with the intention OF going Greenwood Cemetery since
which time has not beard from; had
he lett home black frock black pant felt bat &c
giving information concerning him w be very thankfully
cefved ard literally rewarded by applying his residence
ss'.f5 s' G'''0n nseShh ofs
THE GENTLEMAN WHO SAT NEXT TO THE ONE
i turned froM the at WEiamsbridge Sunday
evening inst, and who was proceeding to Worcester
kasG particularly requested to SEE his address the
~
NO. IL Wall street. New York.
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AnnalauOn IN LIZ eases OF the Lung6s-Drs
ROBERT HUNTER Editor of the Medical Specialist devotes
Ah attention excumyey 70 treatment diseases of The
lungs by indicated inhaa ton ntroc IL pre-
mt sys1mszed form 70 extend tie beneas OF This treat
nent TO such a. cannot visit n ew questions will
be sent On Request With Number Of the Specialist containing
q o. bis Views Dr. Hunter has opened branch
D, M No A4 W A Baltimore tS North Charles street
eians 70 whom patients apply with every confidence
VIA these exec paons Dr. Hunter has associates abroad
authorized 10 use hts nanr Hunterl res
dence and oface at 1928 Broadway, New YORK.
Dyspeptics, Reatl-The Oxygenated Bitters
hsve proved more suoceu than all oher remedies known
IN cares OF Dyspepsia and general debility. 1hose who
h sAsemen can find ample proof trial Of the medicine
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nranIreths Fills, In their Mature, are SINH
~ 70 he vegetables used By food They are subject
Ne same ogeson in passing from the nash 10 the aes
0o Incorporated INTO the Circulation they impAr to the
blood new vitality which occasions 70 throw impur
des INTO ne bowels which organ expcs hem Bow simple
With these laws few ar.ins Of remove The
xoes tox17De ana nt aaoes curing alike the ost subtle
virus or the sick headache snd t mild manner they
0veyy day eive and pleasure
brandTeths pills sod ct rs cents per box at a Canal
street Brsndrsh Buildings. No 2n Hudson rect, and No.
Also, BY Mrs. Hayes No. ITS FULTON street, Brootrn
BY W. Dyo Sons Ph,iadelphis and by all respectable
druggAs and medcse vendors in the Union.
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Hope for = season babe the world farewell,
- beauty faded before he awful 50 III,
ri HO stetfor'1 Bittorn, tia frfand NJ rran

r,,Uybpep!R cuSd, Ard Nught NGhs b smile Again.
we are S0mst4mes almost Unable to De.
osfbe our ympoms We Find ourselves weak, and
IAyaeAly prost.atsd We havsa tssros sinking the pit
ssebedng mind tuch Symptoms arise from asorganzed SO
Ach and dseassd liver. HOSTRTTERB vegetable stomach
es are 30 peculiarly TO these symptoms that they
Sv0 - N kppoue pAt Zone and vgor 10 The and
b respect build the broken down And oac,s
And Ihey Arc pArpcusfy adapted 10 weak and delicate
0nnAlo1.
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uesce Of The extension Of the Bowery offer for ae
s1e g0ck o furniture feathers and cost Also
- bods, holsters and pillows at s. each.
H. 4 J. HUME IT'S Chatham street
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FINE ARTS.
4 NBROfYPFS or ALL SIZES TAI EN-, AT 40 BROAD
a way suitable tor riy g, lockca. and Also
mica Of light material that they can BIO readily sent b,
Thoe taking pictures Ut 81 and over, entitled
git OF piece Of music. A. RAINETAUx, 179 Broadway
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CoACHMAN.-wAET A SITUATION AZ COACH.
~ man. In private family. by . man who thoroughly
dersapds bis business and and
who Is good ~ careful driver and who give the best
city reference from Of The respectable au ies
70 objection the country for the Can be
TO daa at $40 Broadway or address note TO W. OF
M Y. Mnters. and u v III be punctually attended 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-22
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
az, GANTRgEN JgTGE.

Prepared from RENNET or the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK. after directions Of
BARON LIEBlG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. ). HOUGHIUN, Vi. D., Phil
adeiphIa, Pa,
This is NATURES OWN Remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No arr Of man can equal
its curative powers. Il cyUta,us no .lLCHO-
HOL, BITIERS, .lCIDS, or N:lUSEOJS
DRUGS. 1t is extremely agreeable to the
taste, and may be taken BY the most feeble pa
tents who cannot eat water cracker without
az ute distress. Beware of DRUGGED MI
.TATIONS. Pepsin is NOT \ DRUG.
Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive
Circular, gratis giving large amount Of SCI
E,NTIFIC EIIDENUE. from L.cbiy's Animal
Chemistry; DR.. Combn's Physiology Of DiEos-
ton; DR.. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John
w. Draper, of New York University; Prof.
Dunglisou's Physiology Prof SiIiman, Of Yale
College DR.. Carpenters Physiology; SC, to-
gether with reports Of CURES from all parts Of
the United States.
is OBSERVE THIS - Every bottle Of the
genuine PEPSlN bears the written signature Of
j, S. HOUGHTO.N, " D., VhiladeI gh!l, Pa.
Copyright and Trade Mark secured.
is Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines. Price, ONE DOLL.FR per bottle.
IL Sold by Charles Harper. Shepherds
town; l.. NJ. Smith \ Co, CGarlestowu ".
II. Hesletine, Maylusbnrg S P. Hartman,
Winchester.
February . 1856. 4-ly
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A CARD.

A S the season is far advanced the IN
4 designed will sell her stock of Fancy
Goods, Dress. Goods, Ri5ous, &C., al
greatly reduced prices, to reduce her
stock
| embrace this opportunity to return
my grateful acknowledgements for the We
ry haUering encouragement received, and
promise my Numerous customers and the
community that will have, IN the spring,
large assortment OF BonneIs, Ribbons,
Fancy Goods, Jcwely, Ladies and Chli-
drens' Shoes Of every description, EN-
broideries, and many goods not heretofore
brought to this market, and respectfully
ask a call from all who may wish good
and cheap goods. Mrs. l.. BAKER.
N. BY Wanted, FIVE or six young la
dies, who can come well recommended
to learn the Millinery and Fancy bust
meas. Mrs. l.. b.
Shepherlstowp, January &c If
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NuTSerymen, Fruit Growers and Farmers
TED \. Y. HORTICULTURAL REVIIH
A JOURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART.
sUPEEBLV AND PROYUsELY ILLUSTRATED.


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DcCofed 10 tie .4drmcsnr}t Of the Re-
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I TI7hi, IS one OF the largest and most elabo-
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Rural Architecture forms one of the princi-
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10 four engravugs of model cottages, from de-
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is also assigned to the tasteful art of Land
scape Gardening engraved plans Of gardens in
every style, and adapted TO The peculiarlties Of
different orders Of architecture, beautify the
work.
Engravings Of new fruits, new flowers, new
vegetables, SC, are illustrated and described
as soon as their respective qualities can be de-
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IN experienced corps Of practical writers,
seven in number, are engaged TO fill its col
umns.
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