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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

yoRm.-At South Oyster Bay, L, l., on rhursday
morning Feb s, EPbR<M FORCE an old ,eedent OF 'ne
Seventh ward OF this city, In he 'eto year OF hs age
The friends and relatives invited 20 attend tue tune-
raj services, from III East Broadway, odAy, Of ~
O'Clock p H. His remains will be taken to morrow morn
ing 10 Madison, N. J.
severe Illness, ElzABsrH 'IIoU widow OF the late VIM
Q. Tllou, aged o. years months and 10 days.
Fupers services at Re Methodist Episcopal church In
Eighteenth street, near Eighth avenue to morrow, at IL
invited 70 attend, without further notice.
RErs AT lbs Spring street, Friday Feb 9, Of Or
eapc dhease OF the heart WILLIAMS g. Rnss or Da-
vtd b keipr, In the 3bth year OF bis age.
The relatives and frencs of the family the members
and ex members Of Bunker Hill Engine Company No. a.
the Association OF Exempt Firemen, the New York Ty.
BIOGRAPHICAL Society the Liberty Guard and the Pudney
and Russell Gusrd are respectfully invited 10 att nd his
funeral on Tuesday, Fob 10, at 10 O'Clock A. N. His
remains will be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
mint
BRApY Friday, Feb 8, MARY Louisa BRADY . ma
tive Of this city and wife Of Joseph O. Brady In the S5h
year Of her sge.
The friends and scqua,ntspoes Of the family are re
speolfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at halfpast one O'Clock from LAG East Thrtyse
vebth street.
FDMox.-At Brooklyn E. D., on Thursday, Feb. 6,
Thomas J. FIHwIcK. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services, this afternoon, ct two
O'Clock, without further invitation, from his Late resi-
deDce ~ Second street, Brooklyn E. d.
WRIcnt-On Friday, Feb 9, NARY NJ. vile Of Edward
Ber st,yes and the friends OF the family invited
10 attend her funeral from her late sdence, No. "a
Market street this afternoon, at two O'Clock, without
VAN RPsR-Ou Thursday, Feb. 8. Miss EIIzABR1H VAN
RJPlR, aged 50 years months aud 20 days.
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited TO at
tend the on Sunday the 9th inst at II o'clock
place aud Fourth street. Her will be inter In
Greenwood Cemetery
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.1s fss: s SH Ts9 g gs, ss r
tos ns for o. s % is sSam' Dosne rem Ma
=, ., lpER s1EAmsmr ALPS TN
wSse H%ood COMO Sor EsggOs a , McS VIZ
9 s rs, S DO Higgins and Escort Bryant do Wa
IpESIi Pan Wad wsys Knowles yc uDo Tors.
ysepa2e Ghs9sy for o. to i, susssd the state
Mctae ANGELO Gsdng Cardiff IS soSs
G s Gs ds
sSs sn1 90.
SS, d hs b for 90 for
ship upc Russell Ooydrey; do scrssmsr. skolds% ga
RandTrhe eI Unssrso 100 nns South Gsrsns eooswn
rsss sHo scSsa DO do Vine wSsTss ASoo
aAHsRm1rs, Jan H-Arr Fr+gats Bird, Cope. NYxk.
Home Ports.
BRISTOL. veb 4-shp lropc Novel from New Orleans
in peng into the bor where abe safely mo'red Her
.JxCKsoEvILIF,, Jan TAR brig segain; Knight, As
I'm sshr. Tat. ssns, Point Petre Guud: 10Th W Hale
MoSo Do sf SSs' Bsv
brig Jossh Jex Munou DO schr joseph Grce Rogers. Bsr
'sSs am sssssSas ' Mason Antigua m
LnnBBEC.sld Ssh schr St stephen MGregcr, Cubs.
EsrieS Ssols Lserpoo R.bins sp ossais
NEW sa Ks sS ships Adler Gu.ta
MoLt D!anc saShpnao pound 10 Apt-
Lizzie F9SnsCn yysTp3c sssysy
IoG Kstsh9n: Davis. Alicante VIM Rogers Thompson.
a
3
WEBB Watts and Tar Sears Liverpool Primers Dc E.
Toved to Path ships sea Flower Trsnquebar; ga
sS"sndo psns 18th shps "s Tyer and Young
Eslle barhs Lucy Nickes and Biauch and brig Queen
NoRFoIE. Feb Arr steamship Roanoke skinner, N
the Ice succeeded in reaching her wharf gsod order and
so L Th Gas f1
and deck lad toh Union Baker from Aux Cages bound 70
NEwFoRT. Feb 2|Arr schr Kate stamler, Andre Mobile
sss,s WIN Es kc0s Sssrs;GS Tor
~s 0' '00' 'Ap '
Bark Lucy Ann still aims ashore moot Of her cargo has
ST, XM-In port schrs VIM A Ellis L D wentworth, John
NEW LONDON, Feb s-Arr schr Josiah Hathorn' vesne.
PENSACOLA, Jan Paw bark John Millsy Grey,N
v s s a4 ssAs e ses Dow IA
Cid 2lst brig Soees Showers, Havana oath. bark
FORT siS Feb s. Cd jim Crow otpana
ns ssSc Rsy osn s MdTsy sYs DO
PROyINcETowN'y eS 4hrg P SWEET cbsfOre reported
9TH PM-co% G up ,hs barber bark sprinsoos h"y''
ST Marks Iao 2.s5r Spigs Bcrae Keeue Charleston;
2se sabine. Waller Galyyssor Path East. HeOOura d.
sAvkNN1H Feb s@Arr steamship Augusta woodhuu. n
sps Shs' vse bark sr GoumSa r Ku saa
Cruz, iertrifs; schrs Mary Eddy Kelly and North State,
Horton. Boston.
SALEM, Feb a-sld rom below. h-g sbega-d, Para;
4ib-Arr bark " Porter, Stevens. oambis 9Th. bark
Csbary Philips st Thomas Africa brig Trenton, Berry,
" OF Africa.
RPAULIN COVE, Feb 2Arr scbr Mary Mankin. Beers,
NyoYk for Ros,on. Sid brig Frederic.
2d-Arr ecbr Geo Ryrcn Ford rarderss for Boston.
sh1Arr setr Appleton, Ehs' NYork foT Bo''or Ed
bark Kate Hastings
ship American, Ssavev Shields via Cork for Mon
don; bark Nsac Queen. st Don nro for R)stor
Yankee OF Portland from - Domingo. which went on
shore half past morning OF 3D. has biged aud nHed v
Her rudder is gone
WILMINGTON, Feb Arr brig Antelope (pr) Mckinney.
sh5 DAYS from Gonayes Cor Boston tchrs Brown Der
rckson, NYrrt: Sd Snow. Jones 81 nouinso CO 81.
Young Colsou Porto Rico Roht Bruce 8) Bndnn-
Lvprpoo Rita Ann, Thomas, Havana John Boynton Fos
ter. wIrdjes
WOODS HOLE Feb AT anchor OF Falmouth, brig Thss
A Fdvsrd. OF Ttomaston.
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City Intelligs nee.

Az ArrrNr1 TO CHAN TIE srprvrs Yesterday Q mum
Der Of men were employed by the Com missioner OF
Streets and Lamps 70 break mp the THICK lee covering
over the cutters, and scatter II on the pavement With
cut taking away, trusting TO the sbav 70 ulet H. and 70
The cleared CUTTERS TO cary OF The Intention or the
Commissioner NAV have been very eod, bu, the Wis
dom Of this measure II more tbap d,ubiful II makes
cleared hem and in adsyn this, renders the trs
yelling for horses almeet impossible
RAuroAp AcoiprsT on TIE Esw HA,Es Roap-As the
Boston vain, due In this city M4P n yesterday, sp
preached Milford station, man fell between the carr and
sround 10 pieces by the train. ON his person wore
found two silver napkin rir and bis vsl'.e y. fol- Of
answer was returned that robbery he'd been ,ommit
ted in that city and large amount OF silver stolen II
was suppo,ed tnst the Who vas~k lied vas tne ROD.
Der The snar will be investigated 70 cay.
NV YotK ACADEMY oy MEDICINE The following
named persons were recensy elected cheers Of the
Academy OF Medicine Of New York
Pyo;dens-Dr vsler''s, lott
VIC, Pro,d,n,iD. b r. Wood, Dr. +. L. Dsadle,
R,cord,rg se-s,o lf 0s.rl..v Haywood.
AStto,t S,er,tu --Hr ,. L Johnston. Jr.
Iem,snc Osrrep Se-ao,y-Dr Bobbsrd
Itrosn Cr1epsn Seerdav-Df. Green.
TS,0urr-Ir POM.
Lilsa,ior-Dr. 7. +. Cook
The Inaugural ceremories were held In the chapel Of
the University d. willard Parker msdc his retiring
v,edctory Dr K0sm, In behalf Of the Board Of Trus
te,s introduced Dr. Mott he President elect, Who
ten delivered bis inaugural adore,s There was Q 70
'peotsbe sud nee present 10 witness the ceremonies.
Tm 0THAIxIo HOSPITAL The fourth annual report Of
this insututon has been published. During the year
1919 persons have been treated Tor diseases Of the eye
Of which $50 have been cured with ais The result
known ~ are iocurabe. and 20 remain under treat
mens since the open,s OF the Hospital III persons
have been undtr treatment Drs marx Stephenson and
John Gsrrsh ere the attending surgeons at this nst
tuition, which open 70 the poor and nsedy
Boss ON TIE PASSAGE Capt slna, Of the brig uarsha
Ney, arrived yesterday from Lisbon after very stormy
passsge reports having on board on his
arrival than he had when sailing rom Lsb n AMI on re
ference 70 bis leg book accounts fr In this .ay jan
O. lot 81, long Gao DUNG gaze from northwest, the
vessel ~ Ing 70 under very ANAL sa Ms Lemon, vile
Of The chief officer gave birth 10 son The mother and
Of noursbnep, The shape Of hard bread aad sat bee
and potbing else.
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military Organ uas,on in Cities.

M sherman's bill, introduced 10 the Assembly, 70 pro
vide for maintenance of the military organization or
The cities OF the State obses the commanding officer OF
each city uniform company, before the second Tuesday
Of November each year. 10 furnish to city supervisor
true COPY OF his oomuany roll attested by oath. The
Beard Of Supervisors at their rst meeting thereafter
shA levy a city tax Of IS for each name the roll
which sum shall be added TO- and collected In the
the proportion Of county charges to DO borne
BY the city. The moDev rased sha constitute the
militia Of the CITY and be appropriated for support Of
the AIRY orgspzsion thereof there be more than
teiment or pArs Of regiments hecounty treasurer
sha credit to each such proportion OF the tax collected
sbs sppeAs the rolls TO belong thereto Violation
or neglect Of the provisions OF the act render OWL or
military officer subjec9 TO the same penalties a. are 70
cited IN the militia act Of April II, 1854 The county
treasurer Of each county where such tax 10 collected
she'll pubhh annual statement d all amounts re-
ceiv cd and expended or before LIST OF June In
each year in city daily paper and furnish copies to the
CON mandinE officers Of each regiment and company All
provisions Of Other laws COL ictngw the above are re-
p<alsa 90 far ~ troy relate to cities.
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Married..

TNpAIr-Gnrrupru On Saturday evening Jan "a BY
the Rev James Miliett, at i21 East Twelfth street M
rRosAs INDAIL 70 MISS MANA GILLETTE oil Of this
city.
Puus-Yorso On Thursday, Feb. 8, at o'clock,
by IN. Rev Mr. Beech. Of the residence OF the brides
father. Iel West twenty third street. Mr.. II PnSRs
10 Miss llAIEA W. Yorso,
Sussex and Orange county papers pltsse copy.
IRT-yApvn On Ttursday, Feb. g. BY the Rev. DR..
Pect Jops T. Lsf, OF Staten Island, 70 sAAAH JAsvs
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

tooper fherera and Nsbo' all from Calao VIII gusno
brig tmy, dsmrsed towcd up BY steamer Caledonia and
steamer Albany, IN disuets
n,.repnneovs .ra Disasters.
The shp Arsgo Capt Lines sailed yesterday for South
symptom ard pavre. with hny one passengers
nut n,o wpin,tp Nc IA inst having been IS days out
north Haeras for about 40 days. experienced
heavy weather lost deck osd part Of tas rigging boat tc
thstered rsrfnss easirg and short Of provisions
scuR NoPrH STATE Horton al Savannah from Boston, sp
soils, stove boat shifted argo, &C.
MISSING vpssrFears entertained for the safety OF brig
Mary Gray Which sailed from Charleston Jan lst Tor
Pfovtetce She bad cargo Of GIG bales cotton vslued
c,s n ,Ssi ct The god b,ig oe 10, tons owned
in New orb we hipk that suicien time has elsps
Cd or any serious fears be entertained for me seV
Notices to Marsneps.
Foce Is hereby given that the Mno,s Ledge Ligh Vessel
which Was removed for Of injuries sustained curing
the late Fse iss =. beer be-, Tsls ed upon Der station
= CHI Caldwell, Lighthouse Inspect "a Dist
Boston, Feb 4, 1887.
DrraRrwErr or STATE WASHINGTON, Jan 81 ISI.
1nfbrnation has been this department from NJ
81 oas PIKE Fen United Consu At Oporto mat oy
roysl driee Of Ne "a Of December lss maze no
all the ports re Kingdom paying the sane duties before
-Dsmely tventv reie per hundred pounde vessels
brns full cargo of pran exempted rom he psvmen
exempted in proportion 70 the quantity they bring
spoken, sc.
Shin scsrgo Crowo from Cardiff Sept for San Francisco
Oct 10, lat 2 n. Ion n W.. -.
b. ship Femopi rom London for New South wales Oct TO-
Foreign Ports.
GoNiIyss sbou, Jan s-in port schr John Elliott Wodd
Psss sb~u Jsn e3in port scbrs Hsrre, Hslcck Higgins
Tor Nyort dave Msris, Lindsay, for do unc. -, ..
81 GEORGE Bermuda Jan 24-In port ships Drro Young
tYr Glasgow s spp % Possbsi wassset, Cook f'r NOT
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Late Accident I'm the HarbOr.
TO THE RDIToR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK HARBoR

NEW YORK HARBoR, Feb. Q, 1857
Percevipg very ma eria error in the report Of the
late faal accident Of the Of the government
barge belonging to ths station, which appeared Ia your
JeEterday, allow me- sir 70 correct the same
through TIE sane medium
The lost mans name was Patrick Conway, not TkomN
Co1roy rs reported Also his position at the fatal
neDs vas 10 the centre Of the barge and not
'sAndirg for ward with the painter In his hand which
poeon occupied at the time by your pondent
From the that lost comrade has relatives and
friends residing In the city, am prompted TO make this
seemingly necessary corret ton
Private DAVID LINTON United States Army.
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I've oPrRA Mr.. srskosch gave his ninth subscription
performance the Academy last evening The tenth Is
announced for Mondsy-sbc Trovsore with Parod,
D'ofmy nberni and Moreii The IsN named artist snss
the roe o. the Count do Luna for the nrs, time The
present the hast week Of the snt sorry
W learn that the state Of xme De yihor health rem
ders II impossible for her 10 sing again Of present.
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shocking end Mysterious Murder In Detroit.

Detroit.
one Of tnc most no,ro and brutal moroers ~nicn
~ have ever had occasion 70 record perpee
this city night before last The victim man named
A-sier street. between St. Antoine and Hastings strsets
He Wes found yesterday morning about o'clock, BY
back room Of Soo and s 70 ss sss
In bis scalp the beck Of bis read ana his throa
cut lumber wi. standing on the floor under the
IT, which would indicate that he bad received the
blov the back Of the head while the &C, OF Stopping
counter, near where he lay vas open WITH mayss OF
piotd upon ~ and the money gone An old pocket book
wss ing on the floor. and near papers Of little
or 10 value. watch In one Of hs pockets was not
taken, tumber containing three or four dollars In
silver standing en- the SHELF not disturbed Justice
Lane IA notified, Who summoned q jury, aud together
9th Dr Davenport. held an iIquesi on The belly The
blcv the back of The bead found TO have pro.
ducsd 'r.inre cf ,he skull some ,hrse incnes long.
sufficient of rsen 10 have caused death. II might have
btep made With heavy club, a handy bully o,
BANNER. There were three stsbs or sasocs IN tho
severe toe vnsppe Asober sssS, no, 90 Isss. sIsc
severed the wipdppe, and . third deep ipc,sion
IN The neck Either one Of the blows or cuts we're SUN
OF TIE wounds. Was Of the opinion that bis mur.
derer 10 the room and called 70, eiass OF beer
snd that vhie In the act OF stoopns over 70 draw
blow on Ue hstk par, OF the head inflicted VII, N
led him, ard hen, ~ make work HE throat vas
Gu, Ut n,ass Imes alrk snhe vas used 10 the
twenty tish thirty years OF age, ana hal occupied
the place snce last sprps selling liquors commsslos
he usually hept stock Of the value OF IS 900 % Oo
be ,ept In In The second story and In one Of his
coat pockets, rolled In piece OF paper. vas t1s He Ia
not known 10 have any relatives In the city We un.
desnt that three or four years previous 10 last spring
he worked In Miller Co q tobacco factory There as
yet NJ clue 70 the perpeuators OF this most bloody
butchery but every possible means WILL Of course be
taken 10 ferret TIE matter ont The purpose OF Il MIGHT
have been robbery, 90 said that day or two noe
be known 70 have $500 IN gold upon he person aud
,hose Who ttev hin we'll say he in the habit N raw.
tng considerable money about him The probsbihros
are however. that the murder was contemplated sad
prsroroertsd one for the purpose OF wreskue ven.
eesrce foy rome old grievance when Mvaub's Store
was FRS, entered yesterday morning the blinds we've
down and the door unlocked, the place evidently not
murder must have been committed before bedtime but
dor vhou, the less, disturbing arouslns the
peiehbors - Detroit ldre7tier. Jan 81
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TuE PRESENT RELAXING
WIN be ihe cause Of much
Sickness
o'A r: , zss 81: q ne e. s S.'ssto Of
co.ii,s9 S,s an and IL Iass fever and
Other fevers
Rr'ndLs,h,s pills
These piia are inseeds
Treasure ~ sssh
Because they sh.tr g a.
Beware Of coun'erieiis'
Purchase only Of the sgenis
Nj bo'es WIN su pro0s,,v
On the side label coun,erfeh.
sod aiso q, sc sowerv al Hrdscn street h2 D,vsar
'Rs Ss g. wilma u
An bone, with 9n PrOsdwss on he sid. label
leN-l b. nreN-.onr-,n
M ftoHiDA WATER,
ISDrsrRucrsIr PERFUME
rrsnrNss ccssrrIc.
TIC n'roducop y, sna Ky % ny essenee
Prtps,ed originally for The South American make, bd
region for more han twenty years ere was ushered before
inc puphc y, oi s w rrSTs,. .,vy,c, 80 rr..
vo 10 ali me sou American states p has ious been
,er.ed article Tor home compliance with se-
rsIte most of The scented waters Ssea or oe, our.
ro;es 70, sng.c;urea from essential oils ehsmi-
TROPICAL FLOWERS,
of the artsi fragrance gathered the natural gardens Of
Florida The aroma OF the living bloom OF that norA fairy
land IL preserved and intensified IN the
De 90, q which no SJa and l...ns s.s Of
the Nsrie farns cologne handkerchief which rn-
c drop b0 fallen viii retain the delicious scent for month";
A perfume for the toilet tho wardrobe and the drawing
n n unequalled n viii difuse through entire
dwelling ~ lightly sprnked around volume OF fragrance
tqual 10 that exht'ed from ahundred
GATHERED nououErs,
and swash for the akin VIII be found invaluable 10
CHARS nOvcnsrss rrsrrrs sLorcurs, rREcktts TAN AND
MINDS,
whether hy beat cold Used after
Instantly relieves the smarng occasoued bv that Operation
AID the mouth n ripsed with AFTER smoking al once
the flavor Of the Derived ffom the
Of land supposed 10 contain
rouNrAIS nEAurv,
IN measure W realize the dreams NJ Ponce De
who fanc'ed that amid the blooming Fods
he should find the means OF renewing the freshness of his
youth. The
FIopiDl wArvp
has soohlng and happy elec applied 10 me temples IA
refreshing and sslubrious AS several
OF the article manufactured from pungen and unwboeaoe
aromatic oils are In the market the public respecfuv
advised purchase that only which has the trade max Of me
proprlotors
CsuRRsr a LANxAS's FLORIDA WATER,
upon the and orramented label An expanascrv nam
As numerous counerfets in the market for uMur.
ray Lanmsn's FLORIDA Water" ard take no wker
Price 80 cen,s per bottle.
fdfres ell orders N D. T. LANNAN A CO
Wh0'e'"s prugssS q Tsa aysst NIX.
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NV Yosx BosPrAr The weekly repor, Of the above
institution 70 Feb. Q, 1851, 10 - annexed. Remaining On
jan. 60 &C. admitted 10 Feb Q, sb; discharged cured
or relieved, te died, a. remaining date soe, Males,
$50; females, 60
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Smithsonian House, BrOadway.-HOtol Ao-
commodaons European American plan, At option
Steam heat thrcugh0u SIDNEY KoPxAN.
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Boston Mass where he has been called 70 attend 10
several urgen Of consumption and bronchis rAons
tha, vicinity will be notified OF his whereabouts ny an.
In the OF that CITY Should the Doctor he
successful IA Massachusetts M he has heen In hi, city he
will have work for suffering humanity which the med
In modern Athens have proved the nseves with all
their pretensiofa p. IL capAble OF doing
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Kings FneI veseent Citrate of Magnesia-
Approytd BY the eees fssglty wes, sne Ell
The Ct families IhGhh co, dispensing druggists Sss
BruscVsJ.
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Defiance Sansmander Safes-wtth Pasoat
proof defiance aud barn Depos 1872 Pear
RoBExr n Patrick
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For SITUATIONS and ReIp. SEE siAth Psge.
MISCELLANEOUS.


Month OF the couing ihaw and Good.
OF oasenipR earth and bursting bud,
OF shine and rain oi frost and sno1.
A nd deer within nv breast er shrine
This earliest. fontes; valentine.
Month when the ring doves bill and COO.
Fit mates 10 ehsre their summer hours,
Amid july enchanted bowers:
Month Of al months nost dearly mine,
The month OF sweet St Valentine.
And valentine viii send
10 one whose name ia hes, rppennei:
For perfumes notes who cares apin,
Dressed by the Smiths in extra hne,"
III CRY, Behold your vslebtner'
SMITH BROT HRS price wholesale and retail clothing
wNerooms 10 and 40 FULTON street, New YORK
nREss AND NArTILLA Trimmings "A sPLENDID
~ assortment Of trim mir gs jus, received by the Atlantic
Al KoHLsAAT BRoTHERs, q John street.
uAvK You SEEN THOSE % 80 BOOTS AT JosEy.
III 10 Ann street; siso his double sole boots at IS
yUoIrE,s sCHIEpAM AROMATIC soHNAPps-A
rating corda This medicinal ed solely
b. The ProrIeSs bus a.' me- Sr, psure fa
ner, Distilled from he best baIey that csn be selected IN
common hsrth berry. but b. The choice botanical variety
The aromatic Italian juniper berry whose more vnous Atra
becomes oentsd nciure 6fercsIent aroma.
altogether unnrcenoent In It's cordial and medicinal prppg
he's been unlimited 70 al the first ctess and physicians IN
the Trhed States who endorse over their signatures
pre- cr1bed whh great csess In gravel govt rheumatism
Instructions OF the bsdder and Kidneys dyspepsia wheeler
he scSa sss sss q s s
erry IRE Acknowledged by 'he Whole mecich tseuy mo ~
ss p mir hs9s n saU TsS. r FIX SS x. s%s
tors n tie 5oi:s, hah label tor ne ~ ~ W
Iespecsbt eiuisis,a va eu.ry merehas Ms ri :,
Beaver street n \.
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In order TO Reduce our Fall Stock of Fuu-
ishng goods have mark ed them down - cent.
Ii. Is, TOUsEi co 573 Broadway
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Dlrs. Eiiioits Rheumatic EmhxOc Atom
For raeum ssn Old spfains chlbsns dsocatops &C. fs
sale Division The sole agency New York for ths
netic,r o. Dr swaspe Of Philsds phia
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Ftr " ell Made, Good Fitsiog Shirts, with
linen bosoos and collars rs cents and upwards TO the
Society, los chatham street
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Bachelors Fair Dye.-Wigv and Toupees
the IA the world name sold and appliet a; No 23
BRO
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Chaps and EYuptiOns, jones' Old italian
sosp "a For besuutu hair Jones' coral hair res,ors
tive Liquid alabaster. for aaes s. zee Bowery
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can be obtained his rooms Nc 70 Bond These
teeth conhpe advantages Boz sansble by any other method
Call ard them send and get small de
pve upon the subject published by the Inventor
gratuitaus distribution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

H. 8. TOusey u Co 573 broadway, Opposite
Metropolitan Hotel have received recent arrivals
article OF fDPsh breakfast jackets toseherrxih English
and lot Of the celebrated tubular ties hosiery under
garments &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

Camso-Types, Photographs md Beauti-
fully colored daguereo<1 pes of children WILLIAMSON
BRoTHEks, No 2f9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

Gournud's Original Italian Sonp for Skin
bleshes cudre for uproong hair rouge LILY white
Oriental hare I'd RESTORATIVE, Of the old establish
nt nj, g. WsAer street. uear Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

Ernpcipanpi-An Eternal Perfume, from
the Holy Ciy-he most lasting perfume made niger Co,
chemist 500 Boadway Hav and John street; Wells Co.,
Franklin street, ard all chemists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

Failing OF the Hair Should not he consider
lightly and but few persons s DISASTROUS
sequences DALI on CANADIAN "a Church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
K,rr,s FHerv.s,eps Ctr

Rnbbeps Repaired, ~ Rubber soles APP
piled leather boos shoes ard ladies' CATERS No IS Mas
eau ST. ee. near Johr street.