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close together that they either leave on hoops
ty leave the church they have been in the habit q
wide ladies can get in and out without much trouble
think shall have 70 go with the girls"
BISHOP NORRIS on POLITICAL CLERGYMKS.
recent session Of the Maine Conference delivered az sd
dress TO the members, In the Of which he said
deem mol unimpor,ant Of place to address few
words to you my brethren, upon subject which II IT.
tracing considerable attention at the present tme name
Iy as to how far mns,er OF the Gospel ought to take
part in the politics Of the day When q minister into
s pulpit he dnds hs congregation composed of men OF
different political views, Of zeasusly and conscien
nous attached to different political parties snd IT he pub.
Icy becomes the parzsn Of side the other there
will OF necessity spring up GOODNESS towards him 20 al
nish ais iEiluence feel convinced, from what have
Observed that the onv result that be expected from
minister TAXI par, In the political contests and discus
ons OF the day will be to engender ee and hard feeling
In his congregation But may ask, whether we are
not citizens ike men, and have duties 10 per,
form as suchs Most certainly are, and IT lst
nave not provet recreant to the o6iiganons rest
Ing upon me cdzen, although have not, tor
the forty years tnat have been in the ministry,
ever entered a political meeting, or spent above
made il point % go 20 polls the most quiet time OF
the day when there likely to be the least excteen
10 deposit nv ballot in transformations manns' and
return home rave never the time when though
was called upon citizen TO do more thsu this.
KNOW not how il may be with others but ave always
round enough 10 DO in the duties of my calling. am
willing "et the oOsherds strive with the poshe' Dis,
but prefer myself to asteud to the duties devolving up
on me minister OF Curst recoliect anecdote o.
q Me,hodist brother who stationed preach the gas
pei to the people in "Sounian Head Circuit" the
Hermitage Of the late President Jackson ia the ex .itnx
political times of his second election Party zeal Just
then at ts height and each party wanted every DO
is SIDE they sought out the newly arrived minister
und eagerly inquired of bin whose side he onY al
am on the eide OF the Lord ana the Fountain Head Cscut
va The reply "hch IF the candidates do you Intend to
vote forf" 81 trust that shall be found my knees
praying to God for the conversion OF sinners the up
building Of Zion In Fountain Head Circuit" However they
might question the devoted minister he would wisely
swer that he meant TO do his duty faithfully mpister
or Christ In "roontan Head Circuit" In conclusion, let
me say, my brethren, go ye and do likewise.
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RADwAY co
MARRIAGES AND DRArHa


Rev Edward Laihrop JAMS CosBs to faAscx & MII1
eldest daughter u the late Joe ah Mills, Esq ell OF tn
c.ty.
Troy papers please copy.
CDszrls-WsLKxz-AtC Caledonia, on Thursday, June IL
by Rev. Tbomss hoCozley, GKosos W CosKIIS Brock
lyn, L. l., and Miss n. wnKn, OF the former place.
knIn-VAn On Saturday, june IS, at the Church
eu Sal. Esprit, by tue Rev NJ Vsrren, AspsKv j. M.
Lxs, Esl o. 81 Augustine, Florida, TO Miss CosSnI-A
ANToNxrTx AL OF tnis city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --Ou ruesiay, MAY &c by TIE Pew.
James het NJ s2 asst Twelfth street, Mr. JANIS hutaD
Cav 10 Mss MARY JAM GRAHAM, all Of this city.
ODsI-BSA szo--or Friday, June ~, at tho rcsf
dence Of his IN law rsenty eighth street. In this city
by the Rev Dr. e1encer, kOsKs " ODsL of New Roche TO-
to ALICIA edes dagh,er u Charles Brabazon, Esq., Il
Oxford, CbeDaDgO COUNT State Of New York.
O1.o-A pAlers L .ense COPY.
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Coroners' faquests.

F.rAt STARRING AvFRsYCsTTcRg % rE AiiEex os7vNn-
pss WIN shchsn, the sailor who stabbed on last
Tuesday night while 10 ARRAY with negro sailors,
named samuel Watkins aud Stephen Pnkct, died Fri
day at the New Yors Hospital Of bis iniur!cs Coroner
Ccnnery was called 10 hold pques, upon the body
when Il appeared IN evidence that the night above
named the deceased while grossly Intoxicated stood lean.
ing against railing IN front Of the public house No 20
Cherry street and while there the two negroes cane
along Deceased Appeared 20 knos them, and ~ they
passed said H,o or and stumbled 10 their way. The
taller OF the uesrocs srucS him the face with his FIST,
and the passet Deceased became angry and FOL.
cd them the street threatening and attempting o
assault them although too much intoxcaed TO do any IN
Jury. On reaching the opposite side OF the street tue
smaller OF the negroes struck two OF taree blows
knocking him DO an and causing the blood TO nov. Tie.
ceased recovered himself aud followed the negroes
until they got opposite No 60 when OF them drew
when stabbed ie and OF the negroes pushed him as
be FELL behind barrels They then ran of, but we're
pursued and overtasen by some hborers, who handed
them the Fourth ward police Pinhett was iden
aed hy witnesses the who inflicted the fatal stabs
and Watkins his sccompice. The Jury rendered
dict CT "poah from stsbs inflicted by stephen rneu and
that Samuel Watkins accessory" Upon the
dion OF the verdict the prisoners csmmtted 10
await the action o. the Grand Jary Deceased was a
tive of Ireland, tweEty one years 81 age.
TIE IaTr sriutr--cororer Perry he'd ar inquest or
Friday upon the body Of Mr. p de LEeid who ni,ed
suicide on Thursday morning, at BIZ residence No. 61s
Sixth avenue, by taking audsnum The facts IN the
subsiarta " the same a. published IN our edition Of
Friday. The deceased Vas native OF scotland, twenty
one years Of age.
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b N3 ~ Il may With the present supply OF Forests
couon goods, united with ae additions In process OF
nanutactSrs Tor tie f irade ook fer advance
on present prices unless stimulated By unusually
Ire autumn trade, united with further advance in
cotton Heavy fabrics have been most affected by the
high prices Of cotton They weld have reached much
higher figure had not a check been given 10 the export
demand by the war with Chna, and also By the
depreskoa In tbs shipping interest, which has di
minished the demand for cotton duck for sail CLOTH and
for osnsoargs for grain bags. The collections from
tie interior ana from tho wsss, coming forward bet
ter influenced by the good demand rr bresdstus at bet
ter rces and ncr aset shpmeaas In rarsta from ths
Yves. for the ssahoAt.
The auction "a may be considered for the
Accounts from Manchester, By the Canada, were
what conflicting. The stringescy Of the money market
and the hgh rates demanded for cotton caused trade
TO rule dull and smaN failures had occurred with pro
ducers Of heavy goods, and mills at Preston in the
same ne had agreed to work onort time At the latest
moment, hoxever, the si.eags1 Of better roE
India trade in Manchester had Improved wore be-.
ter aspect
II Is believed by many in the trade tia, six gcods
hare passed Their highest point Large shipments Of
silver were called FOR GO to Shanghec chiefly to pu-
chase silks, while the bees becoming more common
Europe that ths six crop RAILS ard Erence would be
good, compared to ta. OF Inst yenr. The distribution
made early In the Bessoo OF fresh silk eggs among
the growers In France 1t though, would tend l., in
the crop We have important changes notice
In quotations. for domestic goods Brown shirnys
and sheetings at qifc. 9lc FOR heavy and nc
SIC. for good l!ght weights Besched du qoiet
We quote drills ut $40 for EXPORT beachod nj &c
blue 1910 Osnaburgs continued dull Other descriptions
Of domestic fabrics were without msrsea change In
prices Foreign goods the market were dull and prices
Irregular while mporatons generally go into bond,
10 await. the reduction o. drtes on the trst o. July.
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NV iosE. May ~, lssI<,pr. B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nHs neSe IN he year s' ss
oees,ng ccsivepess I'D nothpg i ih as hsd then =
cre Asr The cos1veaess bad lasted FOR three moeiAs
s T on sT s while sd oe aP aug
AM eSess a; w Ere Sy es so s "a Sv sa became
dreaded food IS much as mad aeg does va e e
T wo ysa d o ana
ihs Hav OYER lwen Aousand mi es Then aga n ven 70
ss sea and other ssaes, bur az 70 Msrea ISL found no
RE. ~ Tsss Exercise or medicine In N cor ne o. p M
never bad riea continued course Of them u Mirh q hs
drsoeptic. and iaI'iSg over vih friend fe al Used me
e sIa.ie g.ssdrs PHI ,ysry piss Lcr neas TGsat
eli w. ~ oowf were reg my s9r RI sT nd
ood u III ssps done ne Iend yo hs Of my
cure ssoil you publish iss you m Tor
The name % ne writer viii given The principal once
Of DR.. Braroreih.
The above from the pen ots geut'enan who has been
vsnsl pills slcle ne admitted hoyever that on several
%sss worse han usual p IN only cure b.
taking undg.ed matte rs out q the system and aiding me
snt perseverance, they viii accomplish this eaa and a
nstey restore the body 70 The bes, health capable OF
Tbs method OF one p per dag has attained much vogue
rsS 1 dps e Ss $
rtues TO ne CUR being eeced ey snceni seon on ne
S SS~ faf es ss .
ss SAM sHs Sa a ns
and entirely cured himself of bis he
used no other medicine and took the pills no other dose
than above.
fced with this sad aud 20 many, fatal sint IL would
be deewed favor BY me AID % appreciate By the public
Of their use There much for the gdssnce q in.
valds Is the experience ~ these cured beneited by
remedy ard when cured hun ami to have demand
TOR the exposition of their experience
NoFACFS-sIt SICKNESS.
Ore OK The zresest writing % friend In
New am convince that oonsipa,n has vas, deal
on bcard-e srybcdv ed pills from always gave
'reru'ar thai med cine; but IN NOT
Rular for aay istber used II before was born
Oaeu when no.hi,g has relieved vomiting OF The most
where the reching bias appai single ese o. four
RrNndre,h ps hae al once cured the ps'en
into = eet asep Whom ID. ro-ctitse when
the memory when effort b. TX the q enuon VIII y
our se~p wax ny hours hsrrassed with
foreboc Of vt trandrehs 2 Us should bv used
these warnings unheeisi Theumatn, uplon,
diaeese Of heart b Gus affections, ia ntce, drop.es,
pies apopexies aud win suddenly sent Them
selves Tsesr Brsndreh pills would have preTened; bu'
ney rhtens hey VIII aso Use them at do
mo- let pTe prevent The Of this simple but potent
callers srppued better han elsewhere as C Byudrsth
Bridtrg bpia price, ~ cen's BIZ. vth drec icns.
Ar.ns 80 To~ery al Hud.On stree. "a III lsoa street
ar Bruadu ~ AM Iweiy second Stree Mrs Hayes, is
Fulton street, Broe Syn.
Urootixp De,rties - Williamson I,ros.'
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Notices Of new Publications

BOOKS sct WED TO JuNEls
Boat Life In Egypt and NublA.
The -tudent's Gibbou-
Manual Of Etiquette, or How to Behave.
The wavsrisy Novels. RsS Roy Ticknor Fields edi.
ton.
,i,-ocore A Novel. BY Charles Lever
Maps Reports and Estimates Relative 70 improvements
OF the Navigation Of the River st. Ax
Trow's New York City Directory for 1878.
PERIODICALS FOR JUNE.
De Bows Review.
Hunts Merchants Magazine
The Chicago Magazine.
Po. ... LIFE IN EaY,T AND NCsrA. By VIM; G Prime
author OF che Old House by the River, and La
ter Years" Harper and 8r0thrfs-
The charming sketches of Eastern travel which
IN collected form under the above title
originally In Harpers Magazine, at least the major por
ton of them. To the complete volume is added appen
dix giving brief but comprehensive sketch of the hsto
~, religion and written language OF Ancient Egypt With
cha er Of advice to travellers visiting that country
Mr Prime is almost rapid writer as he is traveller
and the chief attraction Of bis book ia velocity Of style
and of hsndedness Writers modern Egypt but
apt forget the living interest Of their subject in their
husiasm fori Is archaeological remains Mr.. Prime, like
Albert Smith, has wisely made Of the materials which
he found ready to his hand without digging delvng for
lion or Bezoni The consequence of his icsouciance is
that have much attractive and readable book
than If he had been infected with ths ambition
The HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
RosAN EMPIRE BY Edward Gibbou. Abridged
by iliiam Smith, LID. Harper Il Brothers.
Arrangement Of Gibbons volumnoas work has long
been desideratum In schools To condense to
lose Of the facts the spirit Of the original
task which only scholar of DR.. Smiths requirements
tmony in favor Of the manner in which has been per-
formed This abrdgemeD cannot fail 70 pass into general
use ia educational establishments.
ApPPLEToN's RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
GuIrE for June.
This useful compilation contains this month biography
Of Mr. Palmer the President of the Buffalo and Erie Rail-
road the acceptable addition the present
tourists guide the watering places and resorts
of the United States
Morn. No NEW. BY the author OF John Halifax.
Harper 4 Brothers.
The popularity which the story OF John Halifax has
gained for its author has led 10 demand for all pre-.
vlos works The volume before contains short
tales with "Lo-d Erlcs.oun complete They ave marked
bs the same vigor and truthfuness which characterize
that admirable story
TIE wAvsRLsY NOVELS. Rob Roy rickuor &
Fields, Boston.
This beautiful edition continues its issues With the same
and artistic excellence which obtained for such
Immediate favor with the public We understand that
number sold Of the first Six volumes Is wholly without
precedent IN the history of reprints in this country
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ASoruTR VErLANCE Cossrrrsr.-A number Of
men Of Brunswick, Virginia, have formed themselves
into q vigilance committee The following resolutions
we're passed at the nrst meeting
Resolved. That COMMITTEES Of vigilance, composed Of
fifteen citizens Of this county be appointed by the chair,
whose duty shall 10 10 ferret out all 0on agents and
emssar es, and 10 every exerou to bring hcec dts
urbers Of the public peace TO justice.
Resolved THAI this meeting offer reward OF ono thou
sani dollars for the apprehension aud conviction in the
courts Of our couny CO any white person who mag be
found tampcT'ng with our slaves.
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CITY COM nERCsAL REPORT.

STIs June Il l@ts.
FfoUz.-The market some less act ard buoyart.
especially Cor common grafcs, who o1oiatons wcrc
changed. The saez embrace about 900 900 tols
Including common 10 good STATE NJ 80 90 - 80, VIZ
&C e inefor lots AZ - 70 ari extra IT ~ A. %
wExAr was quiet and unchanged. small sale Of osz.
essee mixed was r1Eto NJ 81 81.
CJfS less buovant. nni sa'es Erriiet. sales o.
about 200 bushes yellow Western and Southern were
made At CSC. ST. Western rnlxrt vas gret and uor
nai
rsz-Ssiss Of rg) be made Al t.S 70. ard
prime sod at 81 30 afio 20 for good n extra iou
COryos unchanged. " IN moderate sales.
W.. z,--Saics CT 100 bits. at &c.
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px,p BoDy FOUND IN FALLS TOWNSHIP, Pa
In Mrs Ann simpsons woods, mile from ia lsngton,
Bucks county, Pa, the dead body Of aged about 80
years found yesterday Monday June s. Near TO his
body a small stick in the ground the upper part
split into which let IN q small piece Of white paper,
upon this side was written With a lead pencil,
"Ieath and upon the reverse 81 have Committed sui
CHE have consumption OF the lungs JOHN Latham, or
New k.'.-7rs,aon American, Jane ..
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Defiance SsIRsnaxtieg Safes with Patent
powder defiance locks aud Dsv ia Pearl
ROBBERY Il PATEICA
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Old DfAnd. Corner 81 John and NASSAU
ssreeu resusucn In spring clothing n r. Collins
70 are closing ont their large stock st very low prices Also
ther suits of various kinds sale and VII Re
sold a. the lowest prces-ragAns rock coats psns
ves.s, &c CaH and Bee them. N. X. COLLINS CO..
corner John And Nassau
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"Syilder's safe Trsnmphant.'

No. =. =, w. -, 'tNAfhALOA inc Y ts,,
was burnt on ae ning OF the 7th Inst my books
ard money were deposited in Of TWH patent vs
mauaer sates ant although exposed 10 Intense hest
sore oen died h drugs paints and yasnish delivered gp
The contents In perfect order Eo Will pesse ship nd
Dress cue Of your No size, and oohge yours. ..,..
W. FrrCH CHENEY.
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Y
~ o1s has rs Psr eac AID
lsrl, sb. Herr IA sona America .ens . d s.,nds
ane Central america .e vas, MAJ the poOu
in s ysnI or on heir hods s lettering ana dsgsas
phs wi ali its hoif E 10 Of dsgnosos and resaIstas
81 S"ssaa -SRses % and oct
has T@ Ss gs a os No. III ssa n s
the cons oonsi Sras ihe sysssn have been sti-ndd
Ss ss as he ar
DESPAIR But las us besa foaai thsi Rsdssvs sesoT.i
as so. ot 1sss Sh.n BY the sesd, ke
not only check all outward md cations of it. IN space Of ae
md prryaa poison the body. give back To the de
triostec blood hat via AID purity which It lost In de end
be Importance Il his discovery would he iuposs'be .
@ went s1a s wr wv healthy ana V Vigorous
enc s be IL hs place s
ropean aEd mercan vsselI,rsas they pass through the
'",''S Where All. ssss the spil,- of man. ia Irvine
You'd
be e ind sny single n-yr wseu, more r less Of ne
ard cn tuition some owe their Sre';Aesss. .
sresr pamsS ssSs ,bs poison rs
.hr p-rep 81 her m%sds or rsm9t- and we AVE know.
mary ~ ne geneSlcns and with every Transmission the
their bodies enough hou, external uicer and
not shersr. too much 70 say tina, the discovery cs
sueen cure Tor tvs sons,lui"os yras a. amss the ma
thai u. X. Il. r. will. less than a of century.
given OF heal n.y. sctve and nsusir
pie O. the whole of this Unp distracted country, becomes
rather deu OF logic than the licir ,tOn NJ
uine hope We know he acts on which speak Aad
be mistaken their bearing the waiting r-solvrn
u,rly rpa the Inherited pn~on the ready reief
sLi bring bacs the ot r-0u IN
activity and health In which blood 10
generated take e the corrup nj rious parta
eIpefed you'd u tend Facilitate and
the plys cal baye In view the
snrih and Certr America would combine together and
thu further and Introduction d
the remedies by which aud by which these desirable Oh
Jecs be accomplished, but With ~hoU such assist
the discovery made cannot m To advance OF w
inherent imporsnc and victim ued Til be
call ., hundreds of hrs companions IN come and be hesi By
the po entail ifansnse agents ALREADY
have wrip.h others their way there,
preparing 10 s,rtto that within year hall ha depcr
Tor sale OF II. r. every chief and ruth
Banc8 aud from the a.ouths Of
RADwAY tCo.
N1nut. : SEWN ,HACHls.s-fs BUYfsG SLCH AS
- Aric. as a sewing machine. the ruest economy Il h
buy Those who purchase Singers machines iwNys
get they want and them with satisfaction and peuk
while who 81 the cheaper sna Inferior mAcnl
ths make sufer disappointment veHaiiou
NJ SINGER n co, III RreadwHv
fTHk r.KiUa sLWisd hAOHIk s-wOaKING WIZ
out noise threading Of needlrs spoohng thr-s6
err runnog Ac Can he worked b, aehId fse yesfA n
silb tn, greatest case. No AL Biosdssy ~ T., ove
Locx~oods bookstore.
" HpEksrEL's uKEAT TRUNK EMPORIUn \ ssu-
N. ed from spo 10 6p broadway.
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VILLAIN MACKENZIE wiz Offer from this dsie al h's
Deauifu. SOCK OF maatias reduction q. i've
cent from former prices his for Europe
10 maxi for fall and purchases 40 and a. Canal
street 5airelh Building. United States cloak and nani4a
store,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY JUNE ID 1867.

Lookstt's Ladies' Fr1nRes, Buttons, Tassess,
gJdpuref cotton trimmings bndngs nbb0us a.
&C. 81 she Emporium, DOL Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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SECOND BoAkD.
bslo
100 Ms yuJi Ga 81
New York Canal Trade.

Statement showing the quantity o. the several articles
fst cleared the canals a. aad the guanty e At New
YORK daring the seconi week n Juae 1857
Msg.IisDl-s CiRtSsN.
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soda Water from Improved Patent F'oun-
ssins cream and forenune syrups NIGER CO. Ciensa
s.9 2!oa1yay
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Prof Alex. L. Barry's 2'r.cnpheleg1s is 4hs
best AMI eheapes. article for dressip2 beauyG Clearing
cIrcg prtservng srd restoring shs hair Ladies', Sold
"A hor
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summer Wines, Cinrets, Csarets--A Gene
"a sssom ment, for sale at CkDERGlLL MATTER4Ck ).
~ broome street corner Of Crosby.
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$1,000 CaSh,-A Quick Fortune end a Plea
saut business. The prnfs OF sewing machine manufacture
eepsed Seq ADVERTISEMENT with this heading under "fof
sale another
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Walter % Dress Haas-yprsng Dtyss-1&S
Fulton street, bsswesa Broadway and HaasAl stssS1
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Paper Hang1nEs at wholesale, or CUR own
manu-; ,,urr inooraon OF every desirable style
sac 70 TIE trade q. the lowest csSA prices, BY THOMAS
FAYE 4 CO., 251 Broad way
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gba Rsespe for Making ts,e UIy,au,an Ne

secret with the gods but It questionable whether h,
poec hpple' +quAed Ia flavor Ia purity IN gen eiis
rating properties. comforting excellence, CBARhES
ord00 corda, gin the whoesonie Of all known smG
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DnEsra's Hair Dye the Best sn tA.e World,
for brown orbck Store aud pr7se -enove1 to 40
Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, BrUadvvyy.-No Hlss IN
plan 81 Option.
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Frarpiysnni 40 everlasting perfume.
Franz panrt an ever cura e And nret tS Rhtgl
ia5ora,cfy q eowers isndca IrGEs CO.,
81 ri atxty.
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&asehsicr's Hair Dys, Wigs ana rsSpsss-
fas best Ia hs world snrpasslng al sold Appoc
~ The mandatory, xS Broadway.
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Murray 4 Lanmans Florida Wat

Cr:stadorss Scsips, Hair Dys ana wigs
bes al IN their ine Wholesale ami retail AID the tys Pm
vA.el5 Applied al No. Aslox House
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u,pr BARON and REALLr or AT DR.. sroLasCC,
az Rroadnsy. Dear s'-Ycu srfec'- c',ref ny q
sri conn sin q te se1rs having pad ecs I,
e,.e~ Jrcsors " hou The slightest tene3ciI fesurs.
CsAsLE A. BOSS Agen.. u BatsrT piacs.
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Murray j. Lanman's Florida Water.-De
Soto and Ponce De Leon eAo the ma ts, iaf.incs % ~
towers Of Fl0rds. In Murray isa1ns FLORIDA ster
hrr chest essences concentrated Il IS sie
frssang and lasting perfume n the world Sod b. the pro-
prisiors i. T. LAnMAN X CO., wholesale druggists 50
Naet street. New York aud by oil druggists at 50 cents per
bottle
Dissases Of the Luags ana Throat -
X. y. .ohIERS&ITH n. d., has beea very successful
eurtng umpton edyanced .nf respectfully Ia
les persons Nho aborng ud-r alecLou OF Ae lungs
TO cal upon HIM at his ooe rs BoWeTy. Medicine 70
al parts OF the country.
Holioway's pills and Ointm ent MATERNITY
has many and The child health tepend upon the
mothers there should therefore doubla employed.
II the mo.Aer Is dyspepc, he ehd VII pice u the mother
that happy Office becomes Re
advised then and these remedies, which nj. g,ge heath
TO boia.
Ruptvrs.-MarSh d Co.. Radical CNrs RrHxs
or rsmsssG IN Ma ves1E strsot ASssr HnAse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
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