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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1867.
The eight train which len here early this morning Nr
New York, plunged Into Rancocas creek by the draw
bridge al that place being LEFT open The train was gosnx
slow q the e and the engineers aud others tho train
jumped OF In time 70 save themselves The passeugsr
train from New York delayed nearly two hours In
consequence q the accident and had 70 return to Burning
ton and take the other track. The leaving Of the draw.
brgde open supposed 70 have been done BY design
DEATH OF DR. LEWIS, or CINCINNATI.
GKAyroa, O., June 2. 1857.
Dr. c. D. Lewis, Professor In the Eclectic Medical Iust.
ule OF Cincinnati had bis skull fractured yesterday Re-
noon, the road from wheeling by lmprudeniy thrust.
Ing bis head from window Of The car while passing
through Board Tree tunnel forty miles Of this piAcs
he v siu living, but bis recovery Is hopeless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

tn>CoFn, y. IL, June z, tthf.
The New Hampshire Legislature assemblies 10 morrow.
The republican caucus 10 night VII probably nominate
Daniel Clark of Manchester for United Mates Senstor, 10
0I the vacancy caused by the death " NJ Re and I'd
ward H. Rollins OF Concord, tor Speaker Of the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03
The DsnvsiIe Poisoning Case.

DANtutE, Ia, juno z, MT
In The csss Of the pol,ooius Of nsyid Twgss and Mrs
Clark the Co~oners jury have retained verdict stating
that their death caused by arsepo administered 10
them b. Mrs T~'ggs ami W ]. Clare Tue aocsed have
beeu conmiued Coz tf,ss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03
Know Nothing Triumph In C.n.na-,sus

'ANANIstNsIt, Iuhe I'Ol
Al the charter election This Jay, the whole American
ticket was scted by 100 majority both The t,eno
orss aud republicans, with three tickets In deId Four
hundred Notee were poled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

The Central Railroad Bridge nj BIoomsburw.
BIcoxssvRo, June 9, 1851.
The railroad bridge at this place has been rebuilt sal
tested last night for the drss by passing
over H. The trains pass over Il regularly, and Il
the business OF the Central Railroad az resumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03
News from Clnclniata.
fHE FUGITIVE SLAVE HARB0EIh0 oAss-rm CRANE
RAiLKOAD rxlxs1ArioD. - Z. -,,-

/, Il ..r.D. CINCINNATI, June 9, 1851
zne writ Of haoess corpus issued BY Judge Leavin
obsged and the prisoners have been brcughtto this city
cr trial. The examination commenced yesterday but tho
case was adjourned until week from TO- day, order 10
allow time for the production OF sdavs by other partv
s probable that The prisoners win DO discharged q
Suage Aesv puI tnS VIZ not provent their indiotms1
for trial.
The city crowded with strangers and the bote,s 40
completely overlooked Grand preparation A. pasL.r
for the celebration tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

Destructive F1ro In Philadelphia.
PHMADnPMA, June An
destructive fire II raging hero. In the centrs a
the business portion Of the city On Sixth and Chesn
streets the kesodeon 70 place Of amusemea and Tho Ar
cade buildings nre, and the flames are commune.
eating 10 the valuable surrounding property
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Len OF the sssamboat 81. Charles.

Nrw ORi1Ass, June 2, 1857.
The steamboat ST. Charles rank near Shreveport q
Thursday morning The bcat and cargo totas loss
One OF the crow was drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

WAsHsGfON, juno 2, I56F.
New Orleans and Texas papers are 70 hand BY the ART
val Of the mail a. late as due
The Galveston C,ian, OF the 25 uh says that lately
refreshing rains have Waited every part the State cxcepe
the counties of Gonzales and Guadalupe where droughk
still prevails. The wheat crop will be excellent and the
other crops promise abundant harvest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

GKAPr0N, ONO, June z. IB6I.
The excursonss the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
arrived here at O'Clock last night, AFTER day Of ths
utmost enjoyment, winding up With bounteous supper
and comfortable nights rest Thoy started again this
morning, Alter heavy breakfast the Parkers5aTg
md IN Nd
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News from New Orleans.

News from New Orleans,
GENERAL wALKEH-HUNICIpAL EL6cr,ON AT new
ORLEANS.
Esw OszxAss, Juno l, Isss.
Ceaeral William walker left this city for wAshingsoa,
this evening, by way Of tho river
Our municipal election has been going 70 day, I'D
oppositaoa was offered 70 the American ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

IerHhOA0 C0VoetkVPucs
BURNINu OF TH8 SrBAkKR LoUIsIANA--0RgAg AoaD
OF LtfB.
Naw ORLEANS, June I, lSS7
me- sseamsbip Louisiana burnt In Galveston Bay
Sunday morning Eleven persons wsro certauly iost -
her, and COL Bainbrdse OF the army and thirty oth9u
missng Twenty nvc persons were saver By TIE
e4eauner Oslveakou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

Oh A@''S, Snne = 1877.
ne Lssvenworth Herald icwss from Mr. wulsu,s 49,
Ian SAN Lake April Is that nero great excssueu
as that place. Brigham Young carrying sangs win
high hand and driving the Ge0es swsy Judge Stiles ~
United States Marshal and the Surveyor GeaerL with ~
family and large number Of emiyrau had been o6Assa
b Leave tho Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

nnARu-
s.tafday-Csar al day and a gut
SUNDAY Clear al day mooolIsbi nssht
Monday 81 snrg Overc-s, n ernon and night rainy.
1utsosy-IleAr eli Day aud u691L
Wtdnescsy-Overcssi and Earn al day and night.
1hsfsday-roudy. Afternoon clear sud va'm.
iridsy-h ring Cicar aud warm Afternoon and ngsi
cieu excessively hot
Saiurday-S1es warm
The saes Of cotton Saturday vero confined soos COO
osles O. vsry fSn prices and elssed without willing sell
brs under i5sc slSxo for middnz uplands and ct iec
Cor midoiins New Orleans The aoar make vas dull and
s.ies moderate, cicsas with tendency 70 lover rates.
especially for common qualities whea, vm Isss buoy.
ani while oniefy confined 70 new Southern rod
81 7os 81 q, and white DO 81 81 so 81 g. and 10, of
s,v ankle club vS ported a. 81 AZ Corn oosed heavy
sales OF western mixed were male 10 moderate er,ep,
al Sc sec Port s1 nrm, with saes Of mes u ga rs
while prime held OF en- Sugars we're sold 10 r.Ir
extent, 100 hhds Cube muscovsdo without further change
60 pv-oss Coaes was nrm with fair sales at Fun pricea
me public sais he'd On the Ian Inst, vs very good
oae and pretty vel up 70 The full current proes Of The
trade Frslshh viihou. change Of moment 10 rate,
whiis engagements we're moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

The STEAMBOAT COLLISION o. THE SOUND
The Loss or LuE.-Anoiher Of those appalling
disasters which shed. gloom over so many
homes, and which are unfortunately too frequent
on our waters, occurred on the Sound on Satur-
day morning The narrowing details Of which we
gave in the HERALD Of yesterday.
The circumstances under which the collision
between the steamer Metropolis and the propeller
J. N. Harris occurred, indicate a singular rcmiss
ness in carrying out the regulations governing or
supposed 10 govern vessels trading on the Sound
or they show serious want of some provision
in those regulations as regards propellers.
II appears thai the rule IL when steamers meet
head to head, that they shall both port their
helms and pass to the right but when steamer
meets a Ealing vessel she must give her her
course free, and avoid her as best she may. In
this instance the propeller had forward sail up,
which seems TO have obscurcd her head light,
which, as well as the fact Of having her canvass
spread, gave her the appearance Of sailing YES
eel The pilot Of the Metropolis, accordingly in
stead Of taking the course he would have done,
had he known the approaching vessel to be a
steamer, attempted 10 pass her on the left and,
as the propeller kept on her regular course, a
collision was Of course inevitable.
In this account the officers Of both agree
that there does not appear, as mat
ters now stand, to be any grounds for
censurc on either side. But we think that
while there is possibility of such catastrophe
as this occurring, whereby fifteen persons, sleep
ing in fancied security, can be hurried into eter-
nifty without note Of warning and that too
when all was still and calm on the waters. with
out gale to rufle them, without fog TO OBJ
scurc the vision, and in a bright clear starlight
Of summer morning % such thing is pos
sible, we say, under such circumstances, il Is
evident that there is either glsripg defect in
the law which regulates navigation In ihese
waters, or there is culpable negligence in enfOrc-
ing t. Why should not propellcrs, which are SO
likely 70 be mistaken for sailing craft, be com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

FRE,IEN's FIGHrs.-In the HERALD Of yes
terday morning We gave &C account Of
fight between two fire companies which took
place under the windows Of our Office on
Saturday evening. Happily II was less serious
in its results than many previous affairs of the
same kind, but that does not lessen the disgrace
which attaches to the transaction, and necessarily
10 the whole Fire Department II is much To be
regretted that such things should occur to stain
the fair fame of body 20 respectable and re-
spected as a whole-so devoted 10 their pra,se-
worthy duties-so gallant self-sacri6cing and
brave.
There is no class in the community TO which
the public are 90 much indebted, nor whom they
are more ready TO honor II fireman falls pub
Lie sympathy Is poured out lavishly without stint
or bounds AS the protectors Of property and
llfe-as the unpaid and willing defenders Of the
city in case of riot or invasion, they are entitled
to all respect and honor. But unless the recur-
renee OF such scenes as that which was Witnessed
on Saturday evening be prevented. our citizens
will cry out, as have the citizens Of other cities,
against the fire organization as shame and a
nuisance.
The scenes enacted in Baltimore and Philsdd-
pha at various times, especially in the latter
city, have left a cloud upon the reputation of the
Fire Department which it will take long time 70
remove. In Cincinnati, turbulence and roting
among she fircmen reached such pitch, some
four years ago, that peaceful people became dis
gusted, and finally the volunteer force was dis
banded and paid department established In its
stead
Such must be the inevitable result in all cases
when forbcarancc Is exhausted. In justice 70 oar
Fire Department IL must be said that 1t Is less OBJ
noxious to ccnsure on this score than thai Of
other cities We hope Mr.. Harry Howard win
20 zealously TO work and reform II altogether"
II is discreditable, and should he put an end TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

Our STATE ELEcTIoS-Mn. SEwARDs Tao
rIcs.-From the call upon the republican party
in the Albany Journal Of Friday last, we per-
ceive that they intend 10 fight the battle Of our
State election next November upon the vital Is.
sues +" Of the slavery question, Kansas, bred
Scott, and such But as this would be playing
Hamlet with The par! of Hamlet left out, IL will
not do The transactions Of the Last Legislature
must be met before the people, AID cannot be
smothered up with the niger question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

A Coop BID FOR BEoTSSrNo.-The little 'alf-
ard elf democratic organ Of this city, the Nees,
gc.s of the following good joke:
In VERY matter Of the Amusement Of foreigners,
The democracy both cautious and Conservative, sad
thovgh they DO exclude poscribe foreigners from
Uce BY r the largest and best share OF the emou mens
and houcrs OF public business and public Offices euoJ cd
by the natives Of The county. 70 not this caution ali Thai
euy American csa properly required
Sure enough. But vbat do you propose TO do
for Mr.. Brooks That's the question for Tam
many Heu. WIN the amiable Able NcMaster
be plessd 10 AZ ~ conductor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

Mr.. ToonBs Has ANOTHER PIAv.-we sec Il
stated in the newspapers that Mr. Senator Toombs,
in recent speech in Washington Georgia, said
that If Governor Walker remained in Office till
his appointment came up for ratification in the
Senate he would be deprived of the power Of any
further official opposition 10 The South. Mr..
Toombs is entitled to the credit of the discovery
of this notable plan for making Kansas a slave
State; but VIC fear that even this expedent Of re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

LIVING ON HoPE.-The Buffalo Eypres, q
prominent Seward organ, says;-"we hope to see
the day when the representatives Of the people
in republican Legislature, and not a corrupt
and greedy lobby on the outside shall frame
our laws We Rope 10 remain with the republi-
COZ party unit. 60 Offices Of State may be be-
slowed justly upon honored and capable mem
bers of the party, when in power, and not be
bought and sold like cattle in the shambles."
Ten TO one that man has suffered from some sharp
practice In his dealings with Thurlow Weed.
Very well-the old maxim sbovt rogues falling
ont, &c, viii here apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

OUR CRY LEGISLAToRS.--It is a fact which
cannot be controvcrtcd, that for some time back
the sessions Of the Common Council have been
devoted 10 prs.ing about politics, to the neglect
of important practical measures. The members
have been engaged in partizsp, angry and undig-
Difcd discussions rather than in lcgislating for
the best interests Of the city. Al the closc of
the Last session Of the Board Of Councilmen va
rious important measures, affecting not only the
comfort but the health Of our citizens, were
passed over for want Of time to act upon them,
emong which we may mention the confirmation of
The contracts ard specifications for cleaning the
streets and the laying Of sewers in those streets
and avenues which are not already provided with
them. IL will be remembered that some time ago
the Common Council ordered the sewers 10 be
laid, but in consequence Of a technical objection
on the part Of the Comptroller not one OF the
contracts has been commenced. Thus an i'm
Poriant wheel Of our municipal machinery IL
clogged by the whims OF crotchety official.
The reply Of the Croton Aqueduct Board to a
resolution offered by Councilman Warner was
referred TO the Committee on Finance, several
weeks ago, with q view Of reporting such
action as would be necessary 10 induce
Comptroller Flagg to participate in opening
the bids. that the sewers might be laid, but
they have not reported The best part Of the
summer IL past, and II the work is to be done at
all IL will be absolutely necessary for the com.
mittee TO report at an early day, in order that
the sewers throughout the city may be construct
ed and regulated before winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

jectang Walker wiz not increase the aavehelding
voters Of Kansas Mr.. Toomhs IL hard man to
please. he threatened last summer to blow the
Union to atoms ehouA Feaont be elected, and
now he is just as hot after The administration of
his own choosing. Cerious customers, these
Southern 6re-eaters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
Personal intelligence.

Personal Intelligence
Judge W. T. stuart has resigned hm sea- On ne supreme
Bench OF indiana.
Hon seobcu A. Douglas, Of Illinois, arrived msdissa,
w,.cous,n on the llth inst, ~ route for s. Paul.
n.ns Mace declines being candidate for Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of indiana
rbe Grand Jury At Louisville have returned true bDs Of
,,ctuert araIpst Prentice q the yosyol and Durrs a.
,hs Gvs.r for carrying concealed deadly weapons anA
for personal sscss made upon each other 10 the srss
ARRrvALl.
From Bsassoh sian In the shp Stephen Badvin-Mrv IA.
toon child and two seyvsnn-
From Psrs, In the BRIG Msry Perce-w v Henriqcss
From Arroyo PR, 10 the brig Fannie Buusr-geo TsNp
Louis Leon, Aususse buvert
vor Richmond, In the steamship Roanoke-w rsarscn T.
Putney, n oderslesve, Hev~s, aewes II IsSrH.
Inson Ami ssevcns Christopher Post Nchoss Post Hese~
win.rer. Hqr.hsm and lady, Asssndw nm sdy And two
children Mr Root Mrs Dandy and child. nlahs n
Seymour Clarke Williams and 500, And airouvrev M
scbsnsr Mss Knor Mrs. Csrpb. III Ml~ Olowss Mr- iivov
un~ arf child, George Wallace, sdy sod caii IAuns
dan, TICS, and Is N tas s'eersse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

PEELED to carry scme signal at night by whih
they Goa be Distinguished ~ishout any danger Of
nlstakei
If there be any defect Ia the Law governlng
there matters, let the United Statos District a.
torpey, who~e duty We believe it Is to take GAG
nizanoe Of accidents occurring oM the water Ways
of this district look into it at oocs and have it
corrected. And if on an Investigation, which we
trust win be had, and searching oA'e too, it as-
pears ths& there has been any violation Of rule ia
this unfortunate case, let the parties go violating
be held to strict accountability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
COpAR1YERsHTP NOTICES.

n -Hn- A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
DOW. amount 70 Join the manufacturing Of an article
sold NJ all hardware aud drug Stores and which
manufactured In the United States fortune be made
ont oi III a with other business preferred This u
chance seldom offered Address :. ~, Herald Ofnce.
pARTNFR wANTFD.-A GENTLEMAN WITH A CA.
piai Of a2Oen who would like 70 take m interest IN the
lager bier wing business opportunity Is offered
Tho roncern ~ long established and Of hsh standing and Ia
doing large profitable business $1,000 OF the amount
will be secured desired Satisfaction the safety
pronta the investment will be For
interview please address boz 2520 Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

HhMks HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERfS
MUSs-Assignce's ot nrime grercries TUESDAY
December ~ iVs O'Clock. the saesroo No. So Pine
slresL Iuvs M peremptory sale of the entire stock q
erocery store being the Rsest stock We have had
INC " Vuethg this consisting IN par OF
white and brown sugars syrups choice oug snuchong
ana young nlsoh teas soap candles fruits champagne,
~laret ale aud porter brandles rora,as rces pckes
ssrdnes genuine Havana segsrs &c BY order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
1IEHRY r LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w.
elegant rosewood parof suits IN satin hrnoafe
rosewood pisnof rte gilt framed pier gsss lace curtains
shades 8c Monday rec 4 1851 los O'Clock A. The
rcsieuce III y ~ Livingston Esd No. ll6 WeS Fneenth
Street hock wes.o Ffh avenue without any reserve
regardless Tie state q ihc weather Tbs ale one NJ
tte richest &c The and viii repay purchasers
H. call and examine tbemcycg Tho parlors furnish
"a with splendid par0r suits covered With the riches
French satin hrocatel hlue and gold aln crimson and
splendid Turkish Vollare chair rosewood reception
chairs carved rosewood cenre side AL sofa tables
s'auary i0ps library secretary bookcase rosewnoi eEe
marble and backs stands are ant
hrccaie window curtains cnrnicrs, &c. Two arrr uol1
framed pier glasses oak buffet several splendid ~ paint
tngs, ltaan Flemish suhes makng chocc serc nn
s paror and cabinet SUBJECTS also resnn china vases two
Of which large Brussels and Auhnspn carpets Sc
Dining room furnureWalnu extension tble heavy plated
casters plated forks spoons table cutlery bohemian fs
ware FrrHeh china a. pieces richly decorated punch
BOWS ci glass ware iumhers gobleis french chna lea
fn n,esEias plates do pitchers, and general assren
~ nic ware dining room chairs sofa bed mros cp,ks
forkfs No, sc. bedrooms contain rosewond FA1he nan
hcdsiead do mahogany gothic French pure hair mat
tresses spring do spring char rockers sofas easy
chsIs oval mirrors, toilet SETS marble top bureaus ana
~asns,snas carpets commodes &c Ha-lis stands sair
farpe.s psed stair rode ocoih &C. careful carmen VIII
Dem s'hhaance 70 pack ship Il required CaialoEnes
rain or shiue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

~, -, NJ. .n,pert European srts'a employed N "
,.,rs,,ns ,se nsv edition. q has Prscesa msiesl wcvs
f., sbs prsa IA describes the CAUSES ana snsen % al -
80. ~ s.l,~sts nature; contains eopioas nstruseons 10
80 ressorston Of Hose who prevenssd by mpe
n,eu,s nom entering into the marriage ssss also Rrcs
sIssevtstion nusrsne sbs ressln Of ehemieAa 49,
ara BY the newly sorsyuesed mtcruernpe ~
Powerful Price = eenn ssA tree OF posAee ~
80 m country This Invaluable work may be obtet
= ven - The rrissmsr, trvn Dr. BARROw No ~ rsnss
sree dew doors Of BrcNdvryJ Few York. Ac n.y.
81 ri Ring broadway, New York, ~ ". Page, Boa0oi
nebsr PhdsdelphiA; and .. Hssse, BALTIMORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

IIENRy u. HEErs. JR., ArcTIONEER-wrrI ~.
II cludc ~ Mondays sale srgc lot % ELEGANT sleigh
robes very value To nc sod Cor cash The
highest bladder. a. saicsrooms No. 81 Pine street At i0As
O'clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN sEGARs ARE
sold At runously low rates At my fsr cash
Purchasers particularly invited " examine the various w
q CHEEKS " broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

A UCT1ON SALE-DECEMBER 7, AT l0ls O'CLOCK
IA viii be sold two hne billiard tables by order Of wm H.
storm az the Wen known billiard 62S Broadway st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Manager aud Proprietor. .......... Mr., r. Eddy
PRicEsBoxes and parquet IS CENTS PIT II Private
boxes 50 and 81; seats In private boxes 50 cents.
Third week of SANDS, NATHANS 4 CO.'S
MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE
consisting of Three Great Companies Combined in one
Houses crowded and the pronounced
riur any offered In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A LIGHT COVERED HARNESS MADE TO ORDER,
"A and 500 single of bits triple plate made 10
order Rocky mountain wolf robe and buffalo robe and
double joined ivory handle whip, the property of private
individual for sale Monday, o'clock at Il. i. H.
SCHENCKs auction rooms, Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

IIENRy y. uERTs, ar, AUTHORITARIAN HERTs
I'll MueSSRccciver's sale Of made mp fnrs-Thursday
Pecen,her a .gns O'Clock the shcsrnom, Ne 81 Pine
street order q he Court receivers sale " the
balance of sock ~ made NJ furs rich Russia sable
mink marten Canada sable royal ermne chncha stone
arten and other capcs tafnas ccnka pelerines Veto
ppt's. NUTS. cuts. robes. muilrrs gloves.
coats &C. Catalogues sale ~ order IL the receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

nR. HUNTERS RED DROP CAN RE HAD AT THE
IL Old ONCE. No Division street. and nowhere else Al
malicious commercials OF this the valuable
discovery medical science being the only thing eartn
that vii really and out Of The human the
rank and poisonous virus IL disease 81 vial The Doc
book gives All the advertised remedies 40 pages
fun Of coored plates. Is cents
INFORMATION FOR rus LAnrps-DR KING Will.
future devote his atssnn the usstmsat ~ ensss
diseases only. Ills Vw remsdy for remoyns ostrsrsonsl
eOuectins irreguarihes SC, " h cnly sse AL
agent in and will generally prove ~ w..
days II will he sent 70 all parts u ~ unlel $3.50
dae &C. with full directions by .ae0sng 70 aJesssd " Dr.
King, sol Broome street, New York
D1CORDs PRACTfCF--C n. HAMNONLa " " " f l
N u Rcord, % Paris who = me ~ asns ~. 49, s ~
Diseases 81 The sexual SYSTEM and ~ ~ no
chan and Mott OF this city he cgnsn@l VA nm h
s,-a, ~, ~ frsn T. and from 10 O'Clock
evenInga Records Practice Includes All diseaseS o.
~ esns,,.,. spd urinary organs in "a her sex.