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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-01

PUNcu's PoT-POPoUM POM RRE.-No woman
is beauty to her femme de chanbre.
A lawyers carriage is only legal convey
ance-and it is the client, as oft as it stops al
his door, who pays for the drawing up of it.
Most Golden Calves, when thrown into the
crucible of time, turn out no better than Pigs
Of Lead!
Life Is romance, Of which Coquette never
tires Of turning over new leaf
Mock no man for his snub-nose, for you nev-
er can tell what may turn up.
A. character, like kettle, once mended
always wants mending.
Be kind even to your reproOfs, and reserve
them till morning. No one can sleep well who
goes TO bed with flee in his ear.
The man who is fond of stalking his equation
upon the smallest trihe generally retires from
the conquest before he is called upon to deposit
his stake.
Life is full of contradictions-bu woman
takes very good care that we shall never hear
the last of it.
1t is wrong to judge men by trihes. The man
yesterday who kept the dinner waiting half an
hour, keeps his mother in-law.
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CrATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA'
pie of the State of California. TO TOMS. Greeting -
You hereby summoned to appear before me, at my
Office in said Township Of the County of Nevada on tho
18th day of August A. r.. 1851 at o'clock r. NJ 10 an
swcr to the complaint Of w. b. CHURCHILL who demands
of you the Of eghyhree dollars and siNyeght cents
being an action for the foreclosure OF Lien, as set
forth in complaint and notice of Lien file in my Office,
when judgement will be taken against you for the said
amount together with costs you fail TO appear and an
swer.
Given under my hand this Nth day of May A. D. 1851
JOHN CALDWELL, Justice Of the Peace,
State ofCafornia, County Of Nevada. SIT appearing
to my satisfaction from the complaint and affidavit that
there Just Of action existing against the defend
ant and that the defendant has departed from the
State 1t is therefore ordered that service of the foregoing
Summons be had by publication in the Nevada Democrat
each week for the term of three gsoaths,
May 18th A. u. 1757.-32,3m
JOHN CALDWELL, J. r.
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W. O. ALBAN. D. M'LAREN. T, A. THOMAS
ALBAN, THOMAS & CO.,

Glass, Herbs, Extracts, Hops, Bird Seed,
Chemicals, Quicksilver Canphene, Bur
ming Fluid, Polar, Sperm, Lard, Olipe,
and Neatyoot Oils, T,vpentine
White Lead, Varn,shes, Alcohol,
Brushes, Combs Perfumery,
Soaps Toilet articles, &c,
Also, Agents for JAYNE's MEDICINES, and all the FIX
tracts Of Sarsapara and Genuine medicines of the day
New Goods constantly arriving per Express and Clippers
EVERYTHING RETAHED At THE LOWEST RACES.
No. I0I j Street, Corner 9th, Sacramento.
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Ordered that the above summons be published In the
Nevada Democrat weekly newspaper published In said
County, for two successive weeks
Given under my hand this 18th day of June A. D. 1881
3S-2w J. b. Johnson I p
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TOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY ExE.
u euted at this Office.
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A DEMONSTRATORS

IA hereby given to all persons holding claims against tn,
Estate of PATRICK McANE deceased to present them L
the undersigned within ten months from the date Of th
notice, or the Same will be forever barred
Nevada June 18th 1857. -37-4w F. II. NICHOLSON
Public Administrator
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A DMINISTRATORiS NO5

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-N0TICE IS
IA hereby given to all persons having claims against the
Estate of JOHN WALTERS deceased to present them to
the undersigned within ten months from the date Of this
Notice or they will be forever barred.
June 18th, 1S67.-37-4w f. II. NICHOLSON
phil c d,,t.
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Important 10 FemnIes.-yhen n EcmoIc 10

Corner Of Montgomery and California sts over Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express department. [3i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
News from knnSea.

LssonrroS, X. T., via st. Louis, Jan. 20 1857.
The Territorial Legislature Ia In session, but has done
nothing important. Governor Gesry's message recon-.
nends the repeal of several bogus laws, but Ia sup.
posed to fs7or the proslavery party. he fully sussns
the bogus Legislature, and recommends them 10 take
steps fer tie formation Of state constitution he sus-
tains the Nebraska bill 1sere 10 full attendance OF
both hcoses and they are as pro slavery cver The
ecnventon sul In session, but most Of the business
done In secret. Preparations making 70 carry the
constitution elections II IL determines not 10 qu srre
With Geary II he be got.o continue in position no.
fatal 70 the slave party None but true pro slavery men
allowed to sit delegates in the convention Gevcr.
Geary has influence over the convention and he
hse little or none over the legislature
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New York Fire Department.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ExEPMT FIRBMEN's AssO
CATION.

NSW nOrk Fire Department
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ExEPMT FIRBMEN'S AsSO-
CITATION.
The Exempt Fremen's Association held their annual
meeting last evening, ut Freman's Hail. Mercer street.
large attendance Of members present. the Presi.
dent, Phillip W. EGGS, Esq, In the chair.
The annual report Of the Executive Committee WAS
read showed The Association as emn ently prosperiug
nom year year, beth In the constant increased add
ton TO III members and It's funds IL stated the desth of
but two members during the year. The Tfessurers
port the ceipts OF the year $3.50 "a aud the
pendiures sire 3d. This balance added To the sum on
hand 1t the commencement Of the year left present
balance hand Of $e05 81. Afer the above reports
duly passed upon election Of officers took place
fer the ensuing year, with the following result
Prudent Philip W. EGGS.
Vice Pyeidents-Zopbar Mills. A. OcteYhausen.
Recordiao Secretayy-GOorge W. Wheeler
Financial Secye ary-Francis Hagadorn.
1Tedstrer- Joseph Brill,
ESecttie Commitee-James + Watkins, E. B Tfipu. n.
Hinch, 8 Feek., W. o Allen, Mark Fowler, David To-
gan, Alfred AshAeld.
Delegates to the Board Of Reprssn,aaues-Jacob L.
Smith, Frederick r Lee.
There being further business, the President occu
pied an hour in reading highly Interesting history Of
the New York Fire Department, prepared by himself II
feplete with thrilling personal "reminiscences. aud
listened to with and attentonby those
present The completion Of the history II promised at
The next meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

fefsg With he delivery OF zoods the sales we're limited
while prices continued 20 be veil sustained, paroisrly
for spirits tarpebt,e, which with crude wn hrmiy mold
Ois -iinseed was Dir N, with sales OF 1000 gallons
American nj $50 crude, white and sperm we're dui Aad
prices un. hanged lard oil continued nrm and IN good de
mAnd WIN email sales.
PRovsioSs -Pork-The market exhibited increaset
nrmners Inc saes mbaaoed 800 400 bbs, including
pew mtss at s2l aud old at $40 81 n $40 and primo ~
$ls There was rumor Of large sale oil mess pork on
private ierDr. Beef continued quite nrm, with sales OF
shout lt0 200 bbls., including country prime 81
30 &c . $40, and mets do 81 $40 90 $l2 20
repacked new ChicsPo AT SIS, And extra NJ SID.
Beef hams active At SIS 30 $40 80. Bacon was
brm, with mOdcr ate sales Cut meats were also frm.
Shoulders held al &c aud hams Al l0c 10 40 for
packed TO hbds. old smoked sides were sold ut lie
sSes Of 100 bbs refuse pork made for North Caro-
Tina n $i4 Lard quite nrm, with sales Of 800 bbs
Of l3o Butter hTm at Tic 2cc for OHIO, and IL
%c 10 Zee for state. Cheese Was l0c 10 lokc. Rloe
was quiet at t9Sc a4t4o
RIAL EsTAI Il Lot north side OF Forty fourth street.
near Second avenue $780, and lot l49 Ninth street
So Ot0
SrGARs we're quito hrm bnt owing TO tho dBoufy OF
delivering goods hen sod account OF the and
Ice the sales under leo hh L. Cuba, which, how
ever, were dore nj full prices.
TAIIow was firm at IL No with sales OF II, ot0 bbs.
Ira Since the receipt Of the late China news the
has firmer Sales OF 1900 chests Oolong
Vancouver we're made at slight advance.
ToRACco-A good demand exists. The movement In
and likely to advance still further the sales included
l73 bhds. kestueky and Msysvue, l0Ko. l1ko IA
bales Havana, $50 SIC 7ls bales Cubs, t. l2S cases
reed leaf, Iso a 800; SO cases Florida, 27c 400.
WBsKTy.-The sale embraced 200 300 bbh., In lots
81 2ec. . 800
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Assembly,


ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1867.
NE BANK Superintendent sent in . report In reply TO
resolutions nsurkg 70 tho prospects Of recovering the
value OF the bills of the Lewis County Bank and whether
ehe Bank Fund be used In buying up
Bank Fund stock thereby benefit the holders bro ken
eaiey Fund bank notes. sud whether the Legislature
eonstkutonahy Increase che contributors " the Bank
Fund sy especial call ufcn the Safety Rank Fund The
Superintendent entirely ignorant Of the present oond
os Of the esnk. Thr present laws Of the State divest
tAe Superintendent Of all power relating An insovens
bank exocp. 10 apply 70 the Attorney General for
function md 70 refuee TO ALLOW the OF Th
ne did In The case q the Lewis County Bank rne sol
inability OF " bank at the time OF ~ failure except
The stock holders for outstanding oircuseon--i26
266 Not dollar had been redeemed and there are no
assets OF the baut In the hands The
dhposal OF the surplus Bank Fund SITTER 1895 sss WIKI
Me Lsgsase S1nder whose apprs priaton the balance
remaining X any, can be paid u the billholders Of the
Lewis County Eank. table n submitted, which
that the Bank FUND stock In 1861 win require al
Vance rom The treasury Of over els COO Every dollar
81 stock due In 1858 10 held BY ae State ast Fund The
superintendent cannot nd any action by the Le
gslature which may produce rcpudston Temporal
Fhy, Of the Bank Fund stock due In 1895.
The supply bill Of 1866 then read by sections, and
ordered 70 third reading
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The Exchange Bank Of Bangor.

BANGOR, Jan. 20, 1887.
The Supreme cour, to day made the nirncson perms-
nent on the Exchangel Bank, and appointed f. L. Ham
lin, r. g. Prescott and D. W. Howard ftceiverr The
Court declined making q summary decls,on regarding
Demeris attachment Of the specie the sheriff aud his
bondsmsn are responsible for the spa decision Is 10 the
legality OF the seizure,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Jsn. N-4x 7. n.
The city hoe boat out and keeping the passage from
opposite The city downward open but so heavy the
fostiDg ice in the bay the fleet now = the breakwa
ter upward bound will no. attempt leave their
ines until the coast b clear.
We have no reports to day either from Cape Nay or
tne delaware breakwater consequently only hope
or the best a. regards the the
storm, which apprehended 10 DO serious II blew
Sunday night on the land.
Today 10 pleasant, sunny and moderating, and the
eighipg cannot be exceeded. The In many parts
OF the city six feet high aud all travel from the int
ror ID interrupted No mails from New York since Sa-
turda3 evening.
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Massschu eta l.cgisiasssre.

BOTTOM, Jan. 20 1SH.
In the ause 10 day, Mr.. Field Of Hsmpden, presented
. petition Of the New York newfoundland and Ionden
Telegraph Company, signed by the president and three
director asking protection aAins! composition In The use
OF The Telegraph the Atlantic from Eewfoundand
70 Ireland provided said company shall within speoi.
ned time 10 be constructed such line Of telegraph
and shs keep and maintain the the purpose or
photographic Communication The matter was referred TO
she Committee on Railroads and Canals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Tan OPERA-The season, under Mr. s,rakosch's man.
Hement, commend . ct the Academy this evening with
Parodi and Tberin In "Lucreza Borgs The opera has
been carefully prepared and thoroughly rehearsed and
the enterprise Of the deserves SUCCESS Mr.
strakosch announces operate concert In Brooklyn on
next Sa urday evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

The Bpstep, Concord and Montreal IL. n.
Bosros, Jan. 20, 1857.
reh Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad, he's been
placed In the hands Of trustees, OF whom J. ~ Wilton
10 sbe agent. The road 10 indebted TO the amour, of
IN eco mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Fire at Amherst College.

NOMINATION., Jan. 20, 1857.
About half paa o'clock last night Ore broke cot in
the Nor'h College, 1 Amherst, ard the whole building
vs confirmed. None Of the students ware injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Canadian four continued firm with Limited sales South
brands we're very firmly held and exs brands we're
rather better THE sses embraced about zoo 500 bbs
within the range OF the above quotations Wnea-Hh Nd
ers continued very 6rm their views, bat the ice en-
barge continued could no, be delivered no sales
,rsnspred. Corn was IL the same prtdcsment AND no
sales OF importance were reported. Western mixed ".
held Mt Ito Tsc from store Rye vas firm with small
ssles Of Jersey ri pcc northern vas held ~ 9sc Oss
wercquies and nrm nj tso sS9c for State aud sio $50
for Chicago. -,
Gown Rio WAS quiet, owing 70 puelic sale dye,
tses for the 22d inst Of some 600 or goo bags whon
was stated however, had been postponed uah nete
week. 900 mats Java sold at lfc. asa, lVo osr
.Jsrnsica ct lac, ard so Msrscabo At i}c
Co1Tos.-Tbc news by the America W. connderea
quite Iavorsbic and tho market displayed increa,ed
activity and frnpsss, with sales OF ooo naes clonng
nrm nj 1870. Tor middng and 1879 tor upianas, WIN
tendency 70 higher prices. ,,,.,--..,,,,-.,,u
FpEiar-s -Engsgemors we're still oheckst y ths dm'
ouhy OF delivering produce on ship boar for yer-
pool 500 bbs OF -four were engaged AZ "a od 1OO Oos
isrd with some bacon at 25S, 800 baies o. cott)n ~
I'd and some corn vsriousy esinna Ted 81 10 900 TO
70 COO bushels in bulk a. 7Hd, probably for d,ivery
ahead To london bales and 30 boxes bacon ~ Jos
end ono heavy goods with cheese wer reported al 3as
= SOS Room 70 Glugov was scarce RATES 70 the con
tneut we're unchanged.
Hors were inactive At 10. loo. for beth Esiern and
Western.
isor Scotch ps vas q, $40 $40 - en- ss'p
SA,lI sroEp lit rctntr'g % ne We-EeT Ter
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Inauguration Of Gonernor newell.

TrtSroS, Jan. 20, 1851
Hon. william A. Newell lusugursted q Governor
Of New Jersey at o'clock He delivered au inaugural
message promising 10 administer the government on the
principles Of equality and Justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
M1SGELLA " EUrS.


"HuNIlsGroN:" Or: MODERN INSANITY
Ii A Tale Of
FORGERY AND FASHION.
NY IHhBpEus ". MEIGHAS.
Ills
THE GREAT TALn or THE AGE.
Ibis wonderful and Astounding tale will open leid
We art 81 novel writing depicting gl with vivid descri
uons ue secret history Of huntington. proving that
FACT ~ STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Ibo extraordinary deveopements OF the orgers
be laid osTe and facs hitherto unpublished will be Int
woven when hsy" been obtained from private and aathent
souTcen slowing ha curious love affairs, Filth
ntreues wall street swirdpg and bogus company form
tons.
Secrets worth knowing respecting well personages
who figure prominently in the world
bar the pulpit the literary profession society and
The sporting fraternity.
ORAL he thrilling tales that have yet been issued from the
prerr his will be
The most exciting.
The moet Interesting
The most curious,
The wonderful, and
he most Astonishing.
No tale Of m odern times compare with this tale OF
- HUNTINGTON; Or AODkRN INSANITY
TiE LEDGER OF ROMANCE,
and continued every
BE AJAX distinctly for
THE LEDtIKR OF ROMANCE
Nos 2s and - containing the previous chapters Of this tale
are again reprinted.
Only four cents For sale All news Sepos
HUNTINGTON OR, MODERN INsANITY.-THIs TALE
IL Ia in THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE,
Out This morning,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHIIApEiP HIA, Jan 20, 1851
Stocks better Penney lvana nves $40 Reading Rail-
yosd, AN Long Island Railroad, 49,; Norris Canal,
ltT; Pennsylvania RAilroat, 4s11
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan l9, 1857.
Cotton unchanged. Sales 70 day, SEQ bales Molss-
ses. e2c -four finn 81 81 81 26; mixed corn 500 :;
pork firm At $40 $40 26 for Other articles un-
chspaed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Reelection OF Fir. Harlan 60 the United
States Senate from Iowa.

DrBrQur, Jan 70, 1857.
Hon. James Bsrlan elected United States sens-
tor from Iowa Friday last BY 80 majority shall.
enberger, democrat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
House OF Representative.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURK.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. TO- 1857.
me- Senate met at half past p NJ, but NO quorum be-
ing present, they adjourned till 10 morrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1857.

Mont Of the frrni'urs H@ Hysd. The huidns u1 Of
brick and Inc ne Of co,sse
ediaees. u YES insured for 50 600.
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Married.
PuKIE0TOH- WuIIAha0r. On Saturday Jan. IT, by the
Rev James Mllet At No LAT East Twelfth street. Mr..
Jx1B @. PTKISeros of westport, Conn, TO Mus CLARA
q. WILLIAMSON, Of this city.
Fyr-6RnNIHAP.--AIC Chapel Hill, N j., on Thursday,
Jan. IL, by the Rev. ID. Stout JOHN L. FYFs Of New
York, 10 Macy EMMA GRKHNLKAF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

1ones' Old H::sGr7 Sap r5- .aptive Chap
sedesef skin hsr oil restorative beau
fu for the hair Lons liquid aabaster for LADIES' skin,
Is. 02 BoweTy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Coughs, AOaEseness and Bronchitis -
FbOWkS bronchial Toches when allowed 10 dissolve slowly
In the mouth have influence the affected parts the
heostve and soothing effect the lining OF the wind
Ppe into The bTonch aays pulmonary irritation and gives
btref coughs coda throat affections 10
which public speakers and Fingers are liable
white Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
ufu complexion, can be acquired by usns The bam Of
housspd flowers Beware OF counterfeis The immense
success of the bam has brought out hosts g
ind mpostnreA Be each bottle Ia signed FGrkIDoK
CO., Franklin square, n. y. For sale bv all druggsa
Hernia Cnrsd by marsh n CO.-RsxiiOsi
truss at "a Maiden lane New York.
Mrs. Eljost's Rheumatic Embrooat1Ou.-
fhs powerful embroeaton for rheumatism old sprans, chill
bsps dislocatons a. warranted effect perfect cure
In al of muscular and rheumatism. IL acts
like arm. penetraes abre and relieves the most
scnte Immediately Pains the side, back breast ko,
yrd TO It's potent influence and few applications only are
the agency for DR. swaynes medicines PRICE, my csns and
dollar bottle
Hollow avs Ointment,-Safety and Ger tain
~ This external remedy suppress mam
uon but expes the of by excreon through the
--------
DIR. j. CIawsOn Kelley can be Consulted
daily at his office, No. Bible House. upon diseases OF the
lungs. liver and kidneys, free Of charge.
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Court Csl~pd~r-THss Y,.v

sursnn Oourr-Crouit-par 1-Nes 3, 11sg, $50,
lcc III 500 sgi 40, ave, 500, oo5, 3e7 300, an si3
lso, to2 tet, s72 47a 47o asa asa 4so sol 4ps 500
SOC Ola DIG 800 SO 5gt b32 70 bss bi2 sac $50 5s2
10. $50, b62 to $40. ls2, ~, 2o, 12a lse
srrRsNs CouKr-Spccial Tcrm.--Chss I.-yoe 7. q O.
20 "a. 90 Class 2-Nos. lie II, s4r, Sc 81 22s ~
lgs lse 80, so, g. u, 12s, l4, 162, 49, l72 Iss
2C3, al 2s2
srrruoa Covrr.-Nos. s3i 100 500, ST. $50 21s. 2sr
$751; 27e eos, 8o7 60s go ell els to SIS eip 10 s2i
gig TO o2s, tso "a esq ess es7 e3s ESQ., SIS 6le 6Is
lSusp STATES DrrRcr Corr Nos. So 81, So es 70 &C.
Cossop PIn1-Pau mos. 81, 2l4, i2l 2Jq 10 400
inclusive. Part Mos. 2s5 24e, $50 2sl, yb2 2t2 is
81 20 ss "a, u, lil, l6o 1853, sSs 81 7s 81 zSs 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Borrow, Jan. 90 1887.
The following are the foetpss Of our bank ssseueut
for the past week compared with tho exhibit Of the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Smithsonian Housc, Brosdwsy.-IIoteI 40
Steam heat throughout STDNEf KoPuAN
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Plano For Ssle.--A Handsome Rose vyoosi Sc
ven octave piano round elegantly frn she'd for .ae
AZ si'v less Than he cost Apply At 81 Rsst Twenty SIKH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

The Finest Grouse Is. per paIr.-Large
arrival TO day, at sr1MsoNs, No. 3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

20 Cent Ambrotypc Lilsenesses, with Case,
benuuiuy eolored 20 on 800 daily KTMBAL1s picture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

sIelghing Parties get their Portratypes
iaeep Tor one shilling, at HOLMES Snow bird gallery No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

NC nvad VINO VII send The rsFnes OF twenIy I'VE resldel
of his village OF city, and postage stamp TO rep
shall receive without charge an Invaluable prescription
the certain Of the worst forms OF rheumatism and
of TIE Prorle's Medical Lighthouse, " &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Private Instruction In PENN anship. Given
" OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. At his room. p1 Rrnahrar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

mercury require mercury be taken aNer hem aesiro
every species OF intestinal worms with absolute certainty airs
encng In appearance and extremely paatabie. Brsnpa
sasapara the only safe for scoua crupt ms dis
eases OF the lungs and all complaints generated hv
morbid matter in The blood sold by ~ II. LAfMAN a CO
Wholesale druggists 60 Wsier street n Y, and BY all drug
slsis sarsaparila, 81 and pastDes cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

Hill. InimisebIe Cutter OF IIair and Wb,s-
kers, No Barclay street Hair dye four shillnRS boz
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dividendt ~ -. v.s.,
An eo w. - =, - ., ,-.,,--.-' :, A., ~,
~ ming. NJ A. wheelock, ESQ, vas elected dtst,
""u " ere was no choice for second vico President.
circular OF ne Cope, Co, prepared for trans
ion abroad by the steamship Asia from this pcr, Tor
erpool tomorrow, Wednesday gives tho following re-
ey OF the bond and stock market
Stat Stoot,-we notice moderate transactions in Mis-.
touri els aud Virgins es toe former at decline, the
latter At 4. advance California 7s 1873, alter selling
"a In the beginning OF the week done az low
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