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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

CITr ELECTION "A call appears in the Bay
state Of Yesterday, addressed To "the citizens of
Worcester, who are opposed to the Introduction
OF party politics as anelement of diseord among
The inhabitants Of the city of Worcester to meet
at the CITY Hail. this evening, to nominate
acket to be supported at the ensuing election.
We do not notice this subject for the purpose o.
discussing the question, pro or con, whether it is
best to introduce party politics into our munich
pal elections or not. Taat may depend entirely
on circumstances and our views on the subject
have been pretty fully xpres'ed on former occa-
sions But our Objects TO call the attention of
our readers to the fact, that, in every place where
the Democrats nre TOO weak to do anything by
themselves, they are worry ready to go into "eit-
liens" movement, provided, however, that they
can have the 'lion's share But in every city
and town. from Maine to Texas, and from New
Jersey 10 Missouri, so far as we informed,
where they are in majority, they invariably ad-
here strictly to their party organization aud to
party nominations. They never make any con-
cessicns to their opponents; they unite in no
''citizens' tickets when they can elect one of
their own nor do they, even when they are in
minoritysunite in a citizens movement till they
have determined on that course by party caucus
While we would not recommend to our friends
to initiate anything that is Objectionable in our
opponents, we would take lesson from them,
wherever their practice is preferable to our own
We would suggest to our Republican friends,
then, whether they would consult THEN own self
respect, aud their obligations to the cause of
freedom. by going into any caucusing with its
opponents without the subject being first dis.
oussed and agreed to in a Republican caucus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

RUEAwAx NEoRoEs CAPTURED.--A slavehold.
er in Missouri recently pursued gang of eleven
runaway slaves through Kanzas into Iowa, where
he overlook them at bend in the Missouri, near
Nebraska City. The leader Of the negroes fred
three times without effect, when he was shot
down. The other negroes we're summoned to give
up their arms, when they threw down thirty odd
rsvolvers, aud surrendered themselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09
Cor. FREMONr IN BOsroN.-The Boston Ad.

Col. FRENoKT IN BosToN.-The Boston id.
peytiser Of Tuesday morning says;--
"Col. J. c. Fremont, together with Mrs. Ere.
mont and few other friends, visited the grounds
Of the College in Cambridge, yesterday morning.
The party were accompanied by Rev. Dr. Hunt
ington, Professor FELTON,, and Hon. Joel Parker,
and spent considerable time in examining the
library in Gore Hall, the Law School, Harvard
Hail. and the various other sights of the Col.
lege yard. In Dane Hall, the distinguished visit
Tor was presented to the law students by Judge
Parker, and addressed 10 them few appropriate
remafkel'
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II. ws.hing,on correspondence Of the Phila-

The Washington correspondence Of the Phila-
deiphia Press writes
''It Is stated that Hon John McKeon, United
States District Attorney for the Southern District
Of New York, has been, OF will be, removed, on
account Of bis public opposition TO the election,
as Mayor Of New York city, Of Fernando Wood.
Much feeling has been excited on this subject.
The delegation from Ohio ia declared 70 be a
unit against the Calhoun continuance. The dele
CATION from Illinois Is known to be as one man
With Judge Douglas. Several leading Democrat.
ie members from Pennsylvania have already taken
bold ground In opposition to the Calhoun Con.
sention, and the rule Of the minority in Kanzas."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

REV. THEoDoRE PARKER will lecture before
the Worcester Lyceum and Library Association
tomorrow evening, at IL o'clock, at Mechanics
Hall. subiect-"Tbe opportunities of America
secure her own welfare and progress, and to
promote the civilization of mankind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

The report Of the Secretary Of the
interior says that upwards Of sixty.ops mil.
lions Of dollars in passions have been paid
out on account Of revolutionary services
lhs entire quantity Of land donated for mill.
isry services amounts TO sixty millions Of
aoree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09


DEMocRATIc CAUCUS. - The Democrats of
Worcester met at headquarters last evening, in
accordance with call published in the Bay State
Of yesterday. to consider what, if any, action
should be taken by them in the ensuing munich
pal election. There was a crowded assemblage
The meeting called to order by Col. Levi
Barker, Chairman of the City Committee, and
George W. Bentley, Esq.,, chosen Chairman, DR..
j. Ward Ellis, Secretary.
E. W. Lincoln, Esq. presented the following
resolution:
ReSolUe3 That, in accordance with the uniform
practice since the establishment Of city govern
ment in Worcester, the Democracy repudlate all
partzan tests, and decline to accept any political
issues in reference to their action at the ensuing
municipal election.
Which, after some discussion, was adopted, and
she meeting adjourned to Friday evening next at
o'clock, at the same place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

CITIZENS MEEr1Ne-As seen by the call in
another column, citizens meeting is called to
meetatthe City Hall, this evening, to nominate
candidates for city officers, without reference to
party politics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-09

THE CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS December
term for the trial of civil cases, Judge Briggs pre-
siding, commenced its session in this city yester-
day. The forenoon and part ofthe afternoon was
occupied in the calling of the docket. The fol-
lowing are the juries empanneIied:
First Jittg-David Anterior Of Worcester, AL
bart Babcock Of Berlin, jefferson Bellows of Graf
ton, Dexter Brigham, I'd, Of Westboro', P. w.
Bruce OF Webster, Nathan Bryant Of Winchen-
don, John Barnes of Boylston, Henry o. Clark
Of Worcester, Austin A. Taft of Mendon. Moses
Stone of Oxford, Israel A Dodge of Sutton, Orrin
Fairbanks Of West Boylston.
Second Jsvy.-Henry Goulding Of Worcester,
Rufus II. Harbach Of Upton, Charles Ide Of
Fitchburg, Emerson johnson of SturbTidge. JUS
tice johnson of Barre, Simeon Lamb of Charlton,
Lewis Morse Of SoNtbridge, Bonum Nye Of North
Brookdeld, Joseph W. Powers Of Hardwick, Mar
vii Prentice Of Northbridge, Luna b. Richardson
Of Athol, Seth c. Shepherd Of Milford.
Sapeynumerdries. -Ebenezer c. Willard Of
Harvard, David Whiicomb of Worcester.
Case No. 2Sl6, DR.. Benjamin Haywood os the
city Of Worcester, was commenced, and is now
on trial. Devens for the city, and g. F. Very
for the plaintiff.
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LBr aallp Sqp,
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. .. 1857.
Tnr rnr.,prnr,s Mr.sAon.-Thr0ugh tn,

TnR PRrsrDsNr's Through the
pOH,euess of Mr.. Craig, agent of the AssOciat-
ed Press in New York, and the messenger OF
Adams & Co.'S Express, we received copy
of the Presidents Message at quarter before
eleven o'clock last night, aud have the plea
sure Of laying it before our readers entire this
morning. rhe space it occupies in our col
umns leaves no room for comment at this time.
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1876, 22s7, 2ol2, 1865, 1894, 1881, 32l7, 1871,
23lI, 1881, 1888. 1851, 3409, 3467, 35l6, 1886,
1916, 1871, 5000, 36I5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
MARRIAGE AND DxATBa
Married.

Married.
EvxRaON--BAHFoRp Thursday, May n, at 10
Church the Divine Unity, by the Rev. H. Chaplin ~.
FNpY EvERsoS, Jr, to Mics Fios1sr A., daughter Of
Bassford, Esq, all o. this city.
HAu--PARaos On "wednesday, May %, By tho Rev
H. Montgomery, JoHs HALL, OF Peterborough, Canada
W est, TO Miss MAI1rA A. PAsuoss a. mis- city.
Peer borough and TORONTO papers ptsase o0py.
JoNN-JEx<EI.--t)n Wednesday, knF Ii by The Rsv.
Mr. Cohen, Mr. j. Jorr Of this city, % Miss = 70 JRxK,
only daughter of Edward A. .essel, Of Chicago, ILL.,
San Fanci-co papers please copy.
KnNnY-IAwERASCx- Ou rnes day, May 10, al the ~
sdence of the BRIDES father No. al Fast Thiry third
street, Mr. WILLIAM KENNEDY 70 Miss ksN A. nAwRAsrnk
all OF th cit,.
TBoMYsoN--huoHB.-On Wednesday, May ~ oy NJ
Rev J. X Campbell, Mr. Rosurr TBonveus, Jr., u -
city, to Mn HARRur HUGHns, OF Jersey City.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY q, 1857.

quality OF the stock offered this week was wst N
Improvement tina, 0 last week. whch wcn$ fa< ~ edec
rapid SALES Tbs cattle, a. genera thing. dd ses sNem
10 mind the storm, which had ii sweep over TIE yar
II Aerton, and continued with unusual severity through
out greater part Of the day Many faces were In ateu
dance Anertont this week which had become familiar
~ the lower yards, having been compelled 10 adjourn to
bss place account az the very short supply below We
toond fancy catte sale this wreck which brought
waS 24b bead and for the week 2a2s The ruling prices
werC FROM 12c 10 4c per lb. with few
l4c aud but few under i2c.-ths average lc-whch is
the highest figure quoted this season The supply came 10
chiefly By the Hudron river boats bulk OF the
receipts w,ve from Illinois and Ohio, lot from ioya
and one from, Georgia
cows AND CALVES.
The demand das been tr'de better duriog the past
week. thout however, causing any alteration price,
which continue, as usual, to vary from s25 to Sr5.
WAL CALVES.
There has been something Of proyeunnt manifest
ed In the demand for gooS veal Calves and prices have
advanced In instances absut &c per d. no hav
ing been obtained for the best sock other qualities how
ever have undergone no noticeable change either IN de-
SHEEP AND LANES.
The market for sheep and lambs somewhat depressed
past week de mand has only moderate except
for good lambs which have mex with ready sales al lair
prices.
sheep average price Of IS 10 per head ot of 100
brought market by G Frost from Ohio, clipped,
and sold higher in proportion 70 their value than wool
sheep
There very large number sale at Auertons this
week, and the market In consequence Inactive The
highest price obtained 70, and many sales were
and holders somewhat firm at thai figure but AZ the
reoep,s unusually large they obliged to take
toms this week 544 besides large numbers that
rived and went direct 70 slaughter houses.
RECAPITULATION.
The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards Tor the
lQ
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Amount Of school money for year 1851 l0o,4lo 81
Tue report was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
oonnUScAnoS SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED
Inc following communication from the School Commits
oners appointed by Governor, under the late act OF
the legislature received by the Board and on motion
She President appointed special committee u nve 10 con-
fer with the Commissioners:-
NHw YosK May 20, 1867.
To TIE BOARD EDucaroS OF TIN CRY 90 NEW YORK;
GxsIksxs-In compliance with the request OF the Board
o Commissioners appointed by the Governor TO examine
the organization operation OF the system opubc eda
cation In the city Of New York take the liberty Of com
municating the following resolution
Resolved That the Chairman be requested 10 Inform the
Board Of Education OF the appointment and organization OF
This Comm..ioo and thai ths Commission Il ready To con-
Ger with the Board of Ecrcauoc at il convenience
Rsspectfully. I. Il STllLhAN, Chairman
The Chair appointed the following persons that COM
ittee-Messrs alebury, Tweed, Boosman, Hooper and
Boese.
resolution was adopted have schoohouse No 81, In
the Thirteenth ward, repaired The cost, 10 Is said will
be $4,000.
The CHAIR stated that had received small amount Of
mouey, 20 cents, from q lady, formerly teacher, but
nox now who wished returned and TO retain that amount
as OF Coincidence tor she having appropriated
n 10 bcr whom Il belonged TO the Board OF Edu
cnton.
A MgxHsR--I move tho amount be appropriated TO de-
frey the expenses Of the committee VINO went To Albany
<fsugbter.)
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

THE BRoouYs BOARD or E1usz-rhe Board OF Excise
q Kings county P. A. Wyckon, Esq, presiding, have de-
rded W OK the licenses and At $50 EACH
They will receive applications the rst six days OF meeting
and thereafter ps upon the licenses They meet asan on
FRIDAY morning al 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

The short supply OF last week caused general turnout
at the yards this week. and the consequence was tha
the supply was not 50 large last week, prices we're
advanced IRON lko 70 20 per 10 and the demand even
we're made rs butchers were competed 70 purvnase-
their supply hsvlug become entirely exnsLstet' Ehe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WkDNEDAY May VV-6 r u.
AaIn--Saes Of 30 bbls. pots were made at 7%c
7xc., and of pearls at TX, s7Ac.
BRxADsrrrrs -Four-The market was quiet, without
change In prices Of moment Common State and Western
could not be sold freely without concession la prices
TIE sales embraced about 900 900 bbs about tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
II your Hair u EAlllnG Out,
Use Lyons Kaha,ron.
II your hair y getting gray
Use Lyons KA,hA,ron-
you troubled with dandru2
Use Lyon's Kahniroa.
II you desire son. glossy hair
Use Lyvu'S Kathairuu.
sod By al dealers, everywhere, for u cenis per bottle

H0llOHay's ptus.-The Nervous Headaches,
faniug ATS local palms. sudden chls and despon
dency which the female sometimes subject fom
peculiar under tbs pills
The Vcresive organs
Life Lengtheners and Life Prescrvers.--It
once thought that the Of lite might be found In
Flor d. aught of which would bless the drnker with
stricken In years. and give him immortality Of e Bran
drchs pills will do nearly much They all diseases,
youth to the aged and although must all die by their
occasional put the owl day Sold at No -
Ign agency.
BrfStoPs Sarsaparilla Is the Only Vegetable
andoio tho principle of disease existing thu blood OF
scrosuous consumpuye bilious and dropscal subjects IL
sure safe and speedy In It's curative operation Keps worm
pastes equally free from mint raj elemeus and
soutely destructive OF species of Internal Sold
by the proprieors d. T. LANMaN CO., wholesale drug
gists, 60 Water York, all druggs
saparLla 81; pasulles % cents bottle
Rupture.-Marsh Il CO.., Radical Cure Truss
o0ioe. removed To Ne. vesey sroet. As;er House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

EXTENSIVE
WAREHOUSE
GO and 81 Fulo, s,reet
ne OF the above articles med n his e.saelisA
In even respecs -
HOTtE
Persons from NE country ordering clothing VII rssss en-
their orders VII no, be noticed.
NJ Opemen,s-sec The PoLIcx GAZETTE SOD every.
Sss. s'sry ssss acs pnq sss Sa I ~
" Barring Of Berdan's Mechanical Bakery
wnpxRsS 1 P1rEs sIfI sIIaYssbxR sarn
nes~s. = q wnDss %,
errns.ns-Ihe safe wssh purchased q JON wa az
morning taken nom The ruins, where hsd been buried
SSss. peru "a q ssss S :rs = psrsg
receive The s.am.nssr and viii see you " dsy os ~on
R.oosII.. S.y 8 lw: u sEsp p.
s,.oImca' q d. De-. arsYrSes ss ~a'A can =
0anA o. winDss -. = y N.,,uoaur,r~
Depot No Ia wNer s,rees nesr wal areet ss~ York
MURDER MURDER MURDER PORTRAIT or
4. r MIN a "a zrrf so and hs s Saa sycy~ss
f Sddiss. s 4 ssySoGR ssS S'i aoes 81,
IJAyx rou SEEN THE SHOES AND CATERS AT
II SOY Also The calf and gos' boO's " ~ S'oN@''
JoHs BULL VS.. BROTHER JONATHAN
- Almost everybody knows that eoupany % amefos'
geaiiemen have sent
Three American
10 England, 10 contend with the
Chssnpsons of English turf
rsl. race to b. RIM e ss &. ssS c " jay NEXT
Thirty knglish horses
matched against the
three American borse. -. 49,.
Fcr u oart'cusrs coudius weighs distance and eaaoces
ID succesA
Tognfher With ne
sneer,us rem ms A si.i,s cf The English Pre-.
wii be found,
and he answer re,urnea,r
PURTER's SPIRIT,
READY rms pAN.
Beeides the above contains the usual VereV " cnop'e
reading and full v~ports Of a, a, ~. 49,
KING or rHE WINDS,
nv Eugene sue.
EFE PORTRkS APfRff.
Ypr sale everywhere.
PTce Oh Ceas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Detention or the George Law--sorfovd u
liz Broadway. will letters and small parcels, To
be received until ii O'Clock 70 20 BY GEURGE Law.
detained In consequence OF the storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

RroohIyn.-l.OcsAt t's Celebrated Dress ard
msrlla trimmings great profuslon and made orer
.1i FULTON rect, opposite CLIFTON
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Whites o. Dress Hats, spring style, Ias
Futon sireei, between broadway and Nassau
THE Eyp. C,uI.etior or Valuable Pictures,

The Fine Collection OF Valuable Pictures,
The property q Iaso goud Esa viii come nndsr TIE ham;
r on se 20 ps SaS U ~ ' ss uSss s1 VII. ns
portraits The generals and leading In that pair,otc
and Sf fs a. !. f s ss. II b. ~ ss o,un 81
VIM i Ss Ss P ru % S rs fssa sia ia
The snow BY Hagen; fowls by Gonou The Grand add naey
Tos sesri The Ievsnt y nTsbcch Safss CAPE Wy i
The S and sesposb .. M Rs,sa s
Buiiand.src works Of ART Ming nigh, cove.
Iss7.-our Lato styles OF spring and sum-
er Enrusp are now ressy snd On sale As most Of hose
h I'm. ss, n Mi ~ n s nar~, Of our fr,.pd. y
early SELECTION The s,ocsof cloths cassmeres and
rmnshinE Goods I'VE oGer large and superior s,cA Of
sas Sumner : wear s& sscss sspe1 now p.a
'' '' MAS 70 order NAa 4 p 8. pRSi Fl co.
Corner OF broadway and Warren ssreeA>
Fancy Cutlery, in Great variety.-A 4 ..
SAUNDERS only at No. Astor House
Grant 81 Aloooke's Improved IIsshs npr
:.ts Sr a and @ STs
s Ssslr 1o'"' "''' D'''' - '' ''DO''''' -''-
CITY nrd Country Views OF American
ecenery Nisga,s rslls and portraits o. ne peop Al
------------
Uneuu.IIcd arc the Ambrosypcs and Phots-
graph. taken oRAsT Asq Wsss S% s nsA ar
Houston street. yorkThis new and large h,te newly
furnhed In Thorough order having AL The appyctnenis
II conducted the European or American pan opuon
Smithsonian House, broadway, corner OF
Hous,on street. view york.-Ths new and large hetel
gns 81 hs sh pped hotels lnVes se ATTENTION.
trsyesn Conducted on The European on American piAn
a Option.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Court Calrndsr-rn1s Day.
COMMON PLEss--Per by Court sithout Jury.-Nos.
Ill 10 l26 lncu, i've Part Mos is 20 I42 inclusive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Paris Boots and Shoes, from Melies, per
"Asa" EUGEfE FERRIS A son. Bootrnakers.
81 Mass ,u street. beio v John street
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Portable Dressing Cases Eor rs.ie.-J. q =.
SAUNpEss only, AT No. Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
Stock Exchange.

out 81 occ 600 In specea remittance got larger than
anticipated.
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Erangupanni ana all ats Compounds nlans
only 1T the laboratory of flowers, London Only ag~nts
NIGER CO., 800 broadway. New York. Sold every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Ensissh Hair, Mall. Tooth, aud shaving
brushes.--A freSh importation. fNaxk Co., Druggists
So 8<vAiway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

ssnii~s Many " Long Bright sunny Day,
when heaven puis on the blue % May. a.
Ladies' yoa wish gacr boots and shoes Tor yoursen or
hmy of all the various STYLES good srces At moderate
prices. pairunseJ H. MILLER a 90 la Csnsl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

LNyANS'
IA Extensive
Clothing
Warehouse.
Nos. O6 and CO
Futon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

ADvERTNkxENn RkNEWk1 EvERf pAI.
Fer Situations and Help Wanted, seeSth page.
AIbUnQIAaAN NOUN
blood BI,OOD-THE POLICE GAZETTE IS ran
- moSi comprt hensvo record Of cm0 world To DO
had OF all news agents everywhere. Price four nenta An
nual subscription 81. SIX months 81 Address X. A SEY
MOOR, New York city
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES
" At Wholesale.
kelly FERGUSON. 29l broadway and 81 Reade street,
have full and choice stock Of brocseis satin do LANES,
worsed damasks lace and muslin curtains, cornces gmps
TO- which offered at the lowest priccs-
WINDOW SHADEa
Our stock OF window shades the largest In New YORK.
And superior manufacturing facilities enable 10 oder
these goods less than other houses We Invite the attention OF
cose buyers.
nODGER AFTER THE TEIEvEs.-SEE THE POLICE
of all agents Annual subscription 81 Six months 81
Address X. A. SEYMOUR, New York city.
DR. vIRGfI,s rOKAi HAS wEANED THOUSANDS
~ from the Of tobacco chewing with beneficial
sults Recommended by the eminent Dr. Soly Of Europe
the celebrated chemist Dr. Chiffon and other high medical
authority Unlike tobacco the saliva In swallow Cd promoting
digestion pertaining ths breath and doing with the
disgusting and injurious habit OF splitting Roied u segr
and drug stores, Wholesale Az Broadway.
TxCLUsIyE INFORMATION-THE POLICE GA.
~ ZKTTE contains curious Developments OF crime All
Address r. A. SEYMOUR, New York city.
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JOnss' Old Coz al ssair Ou and Italian Soap,
n. Thee superb articles for beaufyng tho skin, curing
erupts0ns. and for The hair, sold ct ~ Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING all Made sold and applied
Il the mAnufRc&OrY. 22Y Broadway.
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Fancy Cutlery, I'm Great variety.-J. Il y
SAUNDERS only, at No. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Barry's Tricopherous IL tho Best and Cheap
ess article for beauypg curng preserving and restoring
the hair. Sod by all Druggists and psrfumerI
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Grant 81 Alcooke's Improved Lighs fbr
taxing amhrusypes and Photographic Operating and r~~r
ton nrsi noof, iS broadway, adjoining wAisohs
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Cr1stasioro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T'Oupoos,
eclipse all In their line Wholesale and RETAIL aud Tho dye
privately app Piled No g. Aston House.
Hill's Hair Dye, Shlllings . BOX, Black
brown. No. Barclay Ininiable eating hair
nd viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

CITY nrd Country Views OF American
acenery Niagara Pals, aud portraits OF the people,
HOI,MKsi 80 Broadway. Prices economical
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singers sewing nAhrh1ssee.--ln buying suc0
an article ms sewing machine thr ecouolny
buy the best Those who purchase Singers machines always
get what they want and them with sasacon pr,,dt
while those who buy Ct the cheaper and nfer machines
~ ha market arr sure 70 sver DISAPPOINTMENT yexAu and
hsA l. N. SINGER 4 CO., 30 broadway
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machic, anti dyspepdc, Alternative and deucousiy aromatic
With e greatest entirely from vegetables and
while they highly sanatve properties, entirely In
nocsnt in their effects Prepared only by L. NJ Rexfod Of
BhghaLt0p. aud only him and r. g. COZzENA sole
agent. 70 Warren street. New York city
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UreuusIIcd arc the Ambrosypcs and Phcts-
gr.phs taken Al GRANT ALCO0KES improved nxhL drs
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Metallic Tablet strop.--J. T. y. saunders
onlr al No. Aston Houae.