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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON
OF 4 YOUNG WOMAN.

a few evenings since aS a young Germsa womsn
named Theresa Dark, living on the east side of the
city, was returning home from visit TO soma friends
on the west side Of the town. she was assaulted in
most beasy manner by three well dressed Individuals
claiming but not deserving, the nsme Of gentlemen.
Tie occurrence happened shortly after dusk. Theresa
was passing through Fifth street, and when near
Avepuc carriage stopped shor. distance IN front
Of her, aid from the vehicle three wel.dressed per-
sors suddenly emerged. One Of the mea placed hi.
hand over her mouth, while the other two seized aud
lifted her into the carriage. Tie three then jumped in
ar the vehicle was driven off at furious rate. Oae
Of the party attempted 10 outrage her person. but
she struggled violently and screamed loudly ,r help.
At length she fell to the bottom OF the csrage in
fainirg condition. but how long she 50 remained she
at lergth revived her, when, upon the men again at
tempting their purpose, she again screamed " Mur
der - "Police!' The fellows, as is supposed, now
became frightened, and, stopping the csrrisge, lifted
her second time in a fsintipg fit 10 the side yak
where they left her. In little time she recovered,
,nd, upon rising TO her feet, found that her clothes
bad been nearly torn OF. After walking for some
tine she met some citizens and inquired where she
was when she was told that she was on the west
eide Of the city and two three miles from her home.
At length che reached her residence in so dsbu.sted
condition that she required medical attention. The
night being dark and the men being dressed in black
clothes, she was unable to recognize them. and thus
far the perpers ors Of this Gendsh outrage have
escaped. SINE faets however, have trarsp.red tbs.
nay lead 10 their arrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

NLw CITIZENS The exac. number of persona
na,urazed this season is $751; of which l,0j7 we're
in the Superior Court and 52i in tue Coam,u Peas.
This is only abe at one third the usual average r the
month preceding election.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

MEETISG OF GERsAS RErrDLIcASs.-There VS. .
large meeting of German Republicans on Friday even
ing at the Henry Clay House, Seventeenth Ward.
The proceedings were harmonious aud en.hadssc.
Speeches were made by DIR. Nsese, A. J. Dtsn-
hoefer, DIR. Waterman and Mr.. Cook. The speakers
nd audience unanimously approved Of the faasa
movement in local affairs for the overthrow Of Tho
Wood dyrasty, and adopted, without dissent, Sess-
tion recommending the nomination of A. J. Da1ss
hoefer for Civil Justice, and Barnabas W. O.bon ix
Police Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

r.. csy.d 10 rec h. de,e.ssd ssd fund hm ia
5,;rs oord.iop. He keh p,st mor,sn elimination
oD the b;dy, aid On examining tie brain found sArss,
,..,ed between the membranes. The Decor vas
of The opon that the deceased c.me to MS death oy
nre.,op Of the br rsp the result Of injuries. ware
en- the Island the deceased cid not compsn OF ha'og
been nju ed .Dd in wha par'i,ua msnner he received
,le fatal yiolerce TO the head ia unknown SUD mos'
likely may a'ways remain mystery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Ex-Governor Myron II. Clark irtsnds permanently
es..bh hing hmself in business at No. 10 Wal street.
hayirg formed copsrtne,ship with Hiram ID. Faux
ner, in Land and TAX PEyisg Agency.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Pliry Miles, esq, Secretary of the Ncw-York Poai
Reform Committee, sailed in the Vanderbilt on ssss.
dsy for England and the Continent. His objec. s /,
collect and digest information relative 10 posti mat.
tiers and systems 10 Europe, with view Of bringing
them into American practice. This mission is in u
cordance with the ntena,orals sphA Of the age, vftA
relies most On the efforts Of individual private psuOs
Of capacity, and least on the merits and red xe d
diplomacy, for rew lights and reforms. Mr. Miahs
'tuded much and written elaborately and successfully
the subject in question. He will remain In Eurps
bout two months.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

missing. The bills were labeled rsompsc,, rec q
Co. No clue to tho thief hss yet been obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Tie inauguration Of Gov. Harris 81 Tenress:s viii
tske place on TIE Let Of November next
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

First ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr.-The Hon. j. PhIp
PheniI of the Third Wsrd, was nominated on sltsr'
day evening for member Of Assembly from tns Enk
district First, Second and Third Wards, by .he lnsS
car. Convection. II is Understood that Mr.. PhsaiI
will also be dominated by the Republican ConvsstDs
for the same district which meets this evenicS ts%
Rainbow Hotel, in Beeknsn street,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
cov,.,rous,pe. Of TIE N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Friday oct %. lsj7.
Tie defeat Of the Pro Slavery men 10 Kansas is
felt here ss very serious blow to tie Democratic
party. 1t is the lore Of Sac which is likely to
bs perus sr.n. loss, and loss not ools g'es' 10
sseI but aejghty from ito pe:piar slsu.nesoSs and
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
CITY ITEMS.
the hames.

Miss Siinons, yourg lady Of Cincinnati, under ts
patronage of Madame L. Grange, and assisted BY Sz
will give a concert in q few nights.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

POLICE COMMISSIONER. The Board met on Ss!uf'
day morning at 10 O'Clock to authorize Gen, Nys, M
President, to make return 10 the Supreme Court ne
certain suit now pending against it, No other busssH
was transacted. The Board adjourned TO (. ?. m "
day. wher Mr. Draper will communicate bis dscis'''
accepting or declining bis reelection.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Among the passengers from Europe in the BsAs,
arrived yesterday, were the Rev. DR.. Alexander.
James Boorman, DR.. T. d. Eliot, and q number Of
NewYork merchants.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

UNITED OPPOSITION TO IHE SHAN DIxocAiSf'-
The effort being made to unite, At the coming ssc0'
all those opposed to the Wood dynasty ard the s's.
Democracy, by which our City yis ruled ssd rliaed
promises to be crowned With thorough and eonpsn
ucoers. The convention Of gentlemen compoesa
delegates from each WaId have Ksd two s!tsiags y
each Of which the desire for union was most EnsA
and cordial 10 the legislative districts, the peep"
have taken this matter Of union in their own Aa0'
and very generally united upon the same candisaH
or Senate AID Assembly. There is sosrsely saJ da'
in the judiciary tickets put forward BY ei:sd
of tie praties opposed to the Democracy ba. ups
the question Of candidates for Register and D.rG'
Attorney there is yet lack Of united action. Tas
difficulty is expected tobe removed to-day, when tho
fusion convention will again meet As there bat
few days in which to act, there viii be Of coarse n
upreces.ay delay toward the furtherDg Of the gTsss
ard much to be 1esi Cd work.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The STATE ARSENAL Toe Coumissary -Gens'a
on Saturday closed the proposals. for site for $40
Arseral 1t is TO be located between Foureerth SD
Forsy-seeord streets, and Second and Ninth avsnssl
and will be 300 feet front on the aud 100 sss
deep. The bids will be opened Oa Tuesday rert, s'a
the decision made.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The GUARDIANS OF TEE NOVEMBER ELECTION
TIE Common Council having egrsed upon whom % q
the 5O,oCO aspirsnts should be conferred toe ~"
in'pec'orships and csryas:eTships for the No'sm'"
election, number Of these gentlemen, having pc.
duly notified Of their Official elevation waited u3on''
County Clerk, Mr.. Richard B. Connolly on Fr1sy N'
Saturday. Mr.. Connolly, assisted BY WIN. Il ps'..
beny, esq Assistant Clerk 6. Special Term o. -
Sop'ene Court was KEEP, busy several hours eac, al al
admin steiipg the prescribed ossh of ohoe,o so'''.
of these officials, who, ct the pay Of 3 ssea' S ~
cs.ensby to guard the rgbis q the vo'er. q vac
vepber election bat mos. Of whom ere really s'P''"~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

FATAL CASUALTY.
Cororsr Ellis held az isqaes. 8: Nc. los Sullivan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

HR JoU RALs1AyT HoME.-TrAvelers on the Ohio and
Ass,pp Railway, which has just been opened from Gin
oannaa to q Louis viii remember the remarkable mound
In Clinton county Illinois rses In the centre OF the i'm
prairie like Island in the sea, and forms part OF
Q snug twelve hundred acres, recently the
posi- sstoo Of Of the late Governor Csrnn. The
tate situated few miles north Of the OF Carlyle
and about forty i've miles this side OF H. Louis. The
sion houss oubuiings and shade trees the Op o.
the mound, which about thirty at IL base,
and about npct, feet above the level Of the prairie Tho
whole estais has lately been purchased by Mr james T.
Hackeu, the popular comedian, and learn tina, rs bis
Intention 10 withdraw from the stage and spend the rest OF
hm days In nis territory, which will now no known ~
Baekets Mound Here, then, shsI Faisar always have
cur sack with lime lot; here shall Rip Van winkc
make . sleepy holIos; while Honsicur Mslis shall
have bsrruu de IA ~ Of bs owl, and the rife Of Clio
mel Nimrod wdfrc Fend dea,h 10 many antered mo
march of forest The thousands who have enjoyed Mr.
aekets acting, well hi, great circle OF possoas
friends in Europe and Americs viii ton With 10 wish
ing him every enjoyment in his noble rerest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

II Affords Pleasure 60 iusert the Test1.
uonai which has been presented 10 W. r. fedge 10 Of
thin city regard he merits OF the au, Of thousand
towers" TINS article. the aud novel expert
u,eu, and the only which etfronay remove ptun
from the odorize the breath d wh-n teeth
with sae and In order the its
rits still oism the patro r he public, drug sis
representing city of importance the Union ave tor
wsgded 70 Messis Feridge Co. be inlo wing sin ntal-
FBBKUARY ~ 1857.
We the undersigned who been ensvo dealers In the
genuine 'ljJp OF thouea vi vprs Manufactured by W.
j. Fetrtdpe 10, o New York hereby certify tia, that
psp'ion L. In demand, md h general alsfac
ton TO ali cir cusom~rS:ary Howard sanger formerly
w. Cary Co.; iarrsl kirby titchie, late Havilsnd
Harrsll RIB, Burns Park New York Charles " Ring
Heg.m CiSTk o.. Seth W rowle W W Peterson, rheo
II. Peters Co Philadelphia; SURE, tcksten Co.. d.
Park Cincinnati; Henry Taylor Vim II i.Nwn Brohes
baltimore; p. Shlirgton WsAngon Purcell, Ladd Col
Er Beers Fi-hee, kich uoud Va 4. H. Robertson
fetereburg Va Santos Walkel 4 Co. Norfolk Va; Hal
land Hayrsl Co. John Ashhrrst farston - III A A. Solo
mans Co. Savannah, Gs HsFland, kisley Co. ausas
IA, Ga; Smith Bz7and, Atlanta Ga r. Jodes 90.
Montgomery. Ala ROber@ scoste Mobile, Ala Sickle
4 Co, John Wright New Orleans; e. N. Morrison. do
Henry BNkes,.y s. Louis No; Z; II Reed co chicago
Ill 7. a y. Hinohmsn, De rot H. Gaylord 4 Hammond
GcvelSrd, Ohio; A. j. Maibs ws TO-, Buffalo, N. Y.
The public cautioned against purchasing spurious
ce Of hahn ola houss flowers that IL Offered TO the
tsdei none genuine uness tbs psntsl name If w. r. F
ridge Co ~ on Tho ace sfhe botue ard Ferdgc& Co with
10 on the ede bewSe OF travelling as-nts unes they rono
accredited from W. +. FEfkf D6E h Co.
Propristors of Balm OF Tboussad Flowers and Woodland
Cream
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

WHO'RE Judges Ducr, Bcsvorth, sosson hohmm On"
woodruff
vss e-sypnor w Clark dEd otArI rs Aug su' ~
x.svy and o1crs--Ncw trial granted on terms (oraof
b be ecttled)
~ ctrtroi Bank Of Broctiyw ps WA Bdtes iS's-
Judgment affirmed, with costa
Jsrses toyreI ~ John z~drucs a~d cdh1s -all 81 OK
ceyuons 10 he reaettled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

CuWvN NNESWtHFr-HvHbs
tsrrpywp C,rrr-rrcult --jos $40, b0i So, ll2 III,
100 la 10 isi iss i9c, in, li9 its, las ISL 100 TO
lea, e5a. IL - - -
b5T s9S saS CO. So g. car, e3 eSb, STA, EEL ess,
e7, era sss CSC GEO. ss2, Sos 40, eco, 81 49, $50,
Cwsor pn.-Iar ,.-Nos 7ss W 7sa, sos, b32 Pas
2No 2ss 697, TIA 7 !62 7ea 10 77s, io, 3Isx, sr2,
623. sslS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
nxci,m,,z s,,rw tn, yy.r.s,.u.e-

ENrisnsyNc straw Vnt warrhSssse.--Ve are
now prepared offer the ',l both In the and
country -ntire, and very r.ple
th~urd ~ Tor this aHnus trade, comprising TN
par many and very d'srshr sylee lT boys,
together with the and OF
chdren's richly trimmed hats offered every article
being sTcil Of thereby ms irng
Oder rrestet advantage, uyers
4. I.ki.AND A GsO 100 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Spring C'otiAing. - isasgin'.., E'rocs Goats,
rants, veeis, nc. NJ II. GUidJNS a CO.,
oDrner .ohn and Nassau stree<a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Choice extra ~ Louis vss held ., $40. and Gcoesce do.
81 ~ 50 $40 Canadian arsn IN good demand, With
saes Of about 200 500 bb the figures Indicated Ia
the above qasaiicss. Southern -four wss Again In geed
demand and better with sal o. about 1900 beas ~ the
euoGtons sivcn sboye qome Of The sslcs vere ressl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Pcr OPrIcEs DISCONTINUED The Post Offices
Wnnat, Herkimer county, ~ r.; Madrid depot, 8.
Lasrenco county, N v; aud Derby, Seuber county,
" f' oayo been Discontinued By tho department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
v NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cioths off ali

Spring Clothing Freok Coats,
pants vests. NJ X COLLINS 90,
Corner of John and NasSIu streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Auduhon's Cottages, River Giades and
Mountain scenery at Carniu,svtiel p,uagraph'd oY
nuiNHS ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Since Jan i. $40 as ISL s75 ooi2S sss I7e SOS
ms principal iteus OF import during the past week
were IA eoliows-coaoe, s2lo97c; sesa- ss7 1851, mad
der s762s hDseed OIL SIS 6se; furs sss ssa; brandy,
so2ess gn ssi saS; dressed skins, sSi oai undrescd
skins 49, hardware, tis5ot Iron, sI2s 1855; rail,
road iron, sIs7 a3i; s sGs,oss; Tn, s,3ose7; copper,
S. ~ lead, CO ati aosssss, sio, i4s sugar, 81 oss,
SOL tea, tnf orc; wssnbse teS,i2s Wines, t75,iis,
chAureSpe, s5o,oes
Tho following table viii chow TIE exports Of the ave
principal staple articles rcr The week and year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Defiance 6ulaanassdey SRfcs-wfth Patent
POWDER proof defiance and barn Depot l Pear
ROBERT n PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

WaxnOck Il OO.,
0xNTLENEN's HATrERs,
st. Nicholas aotei, N. i.
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CITY COMMERCIAL Rr spRr.

Ntrr tnAY, Way WI ".
ATDs-Tte sajcs were connned 70 ANAL lots pos Al &C.
ssSc., and 81 pearls at about NO
Bnz,p~rrrYs.-Fio pr--The market was again exctcd
and active, with speculative fcclin0 IN the trade Toe
transactions " the day footed up about II 900 1SoS
bbk., Al about ths following ouotsf .ous--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Carpe<angs gard OshsaOsns.--A vssyS large
s1.ortfpenL ~ very tow prcea n: ARTHUR UOfSBiLXS
Is Bowery, betwser Hester and Grand streets
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ninser Wat II. r. WILL E'S spac MA show Just
ned NJ i broadway s stock " III. largest In the city
snd hs IL Uih proils hia imneoa" sales Ills
Parts six sDd bonnet drees caps and
BE- sddreses silk Pods As nowerh, iiobons, aceS bon
net frames, &c, take the lead az AL n hers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Canada straw Aata, ny the 8ale.-f'aAxn
taef hats b. tho ose, With large and conpiet assortment OF
sw go0dh among which many and desirable gylee
{ o& 70 Be found osewhare. ago ". JEHiAL READ lW
thanb0ro oly0o&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

ArPorSrAtrT BY TIN PRgsrpKSr. james O..
Campbell, Uri,ei Stes Marshal for the western District "
Tor ms ivsnia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Anniversary NUssce.-t'incapp,e Cloths at all
co,os; do ombroiierd cuff and
hapdk crchefs; I1onR and J silks p0og~es, grapes
Heersucker baaans handkSrc5efs aha via fA.s. omphor
wood runt Canton China and other really novel md
East India gods be found Wholesale aud
tail, NJ FOUNTAINS India store. 6aS BrOadwey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

The best 10 Cent An,bros ypcs I'm the World.
arr taken at EDEYB Gallery No ~ avvnos D. hree lows
ahnra Ihlrd rtrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11


Tue Sub Treasury paid out lss, geek than II
ce.yod Notwithstanding this the bank statement will pro-
baby show decrease In hs speeds of several
hundred uhouand dollars.
A. IL NoolAys regular semi. weekly sae Of stocks and
bonds viii take place Monday nett, Tho lil inst,
l2y O'Clock, al the Mcrchspts Exchtnge.
The great importance In the preent ekrondcd commerce
and trade ofths United States of Tho ply Of gold from Gail
foru,s makce the necessary " scruniSe the sub
S q the alleged dImpuuoo Of The pr duct VI the mnes
that scuntry A have already hs cccssion 70 state
hert Of aiming the sctusl product with
any spproash accuracy, Of tho gold n thai country In
i@ earliest and msy add brightest days, almost tne
entire product Of The mines Grss Asurec The nsnsts
Of Tho Pacific American sear,e~s, winch broughs
to New YORK. either the shape Of retptsnces for goods
imported thea constituting entire Consumption Of the
country, on in the FORM Of rem raoces va his
port W Euopc. sun aDo.her portion q u came,
according 10 The cxprcs-ion of The ds. N The hsnds Of
passenger" but that practice "a sui psrisy COO
tnu, e;her by hs return Of miners themselves or BY
rcntianc Il three who yet remain ot work. In the dua
q their "digeins," do not bsx Il into account
The sc,usl Quntly OF gold exported from Sln Franctc
preuy accurately nscerssDed by those Who make
hir tasnee 70 coJe, ,he s,sstcs of the place. which
he mere aSoY 20 bc accurate from the circumstance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Erupt1cnA Freckles, Coarse, Had skin,
Ac.Use Jones Italian SOAP only 81 dsndr bsd hair 40
Jones cssl hair restorative, d. Depot, 2e Scvery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Alger's Oriental Extract u the Only Remedy
fr Gurus, bunlons do disoovetd perfea N
~ess Price n. Sent by mall 90 receipt OF price
JAMES Y. AI0Hk - broadway, room 81.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

Weekly Report of Doaths,
Ia ihs city and county OF New York, from Tho ~ -
May TO the oh day q May, 1857.
Men, 80; women, % boys, lie; girts, ss.-roel, 81
Adults, 1885, cbiidron, 2a4 males, Z8l emalos, lsii
lorcd persons, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Barxy's TrtcoPherOus L. tim Rest and Cheap
article fpr beauty curling, pr,serytDg ADD
tn hair Sod BY al druzsss and perfumere
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extraordinarily wnati TN

Tcntrp orvttnaryt Whatf ghs Immense We.
4es~ Of ,fi,ics suitable travellers aFNIES fushln
s,,-. No 4 Aston Rouse Why ettraordinaxyf Because
.rrh IN arstmort be found sry cher cut0tjng
tabiisnm IN New WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Press: q I.sss'.C's tInnsA%'snni, and all rs
comrouuds, nd~ only at the laboratory % fowers
alconts INdkR CO, so broadway. ever where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

fioisowry's Pull s"d ointment --Beware OF
irposturci TIE pubic hereby informed %
whereby the The ~ hf-sa
incidence This consists MARI the words Bo.o
wsy York and Loudon." In scum letters
every leaf of the book OF directions arund zach box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

lol"i. .ssssEssFs. soittiD sN'titf
Decrease Or week compared with that Of So .sl63 500
qlo following ~ a comparative statement OF tho value Of
export from ue corsnenoeinont Of tho rear % May u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

DatenslOr's Hair Dys, Wsss sasd 1Euapsss-
She bes IN the world s1rpasng all Aads sod And aeped
u No vAsn usAcory, - broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

Hill, Inimitable Gutter Of Hair and vVtiis-
kerS Her dye four ssiFhgs boz black or browa No
ISrcisy st<set snd al druggsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

CristadlorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
eci,r all their line Wholesale retr dye pr
ysSeiy Applied, At No. Astor Fo.re. F..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

unuvrry ~ lA0n1uan'n rlOr10A w aters-AR AT
r,ospbere OF perfume exhsee the hadkerc ef mosened
h This Coral s refreshng prevents
faniness and relieves headache and Gentle
who h, (uixed with waerl afNer shaving, will iv
ais s trouble from Irritation OF the skin. Sold by d. T. LAM
MAN 90 wholesale druggists, g. Water street, New YORK
aud b. al Druggists al t0n per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

1880 ,2s7 - ,iea 400 81, 2O5 ,5e7
l. 4S, s9z ,os4 II ,b9o DIG s2,s7s, 16s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
\ IAsds ere offered for sae BY the gnser.lsae oa
the moe, tssorsee terms the prise. tssns m-icrs,e
One fourth cash. and the balance Ia sae ,wa sAF.e
sad four ys~rs with ten p<r cent sstsrest.
W sel y and \ Of y W Of 60 J Town
wSefrEs aadsEs SEA of.-e ., Town.
NEs ONE. ~ sc TD.RlE
yRlL
Es of Es % .ee II Tsagir
w kof n w = ef .ea u rgRlE
M Of NV Of .ec =. 7 ss.RiE
81 ef SEA ot sss -. r.s RTE
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