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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

dear fatherl home viii be Ike hearen.i
Mr. Lewis kissed her. but did not re-
ply. He felt rehuke in her words
But The rebuke did not throw q chill
over his feelings; i only gase new
strength to his purposes,
Don't distribute al your SMILES
Keep 4 few. Of the warmest and brightest
for home, said Mrs. Lewis, as she parted
with her husband on The next morning.
He kissed her. but did not piOmise.--
The smiles were kept. however and even
ing saw them. though not forlthe out
side world. Other and many evenings
saw the same cheerful smiles. and the
same happy home. And was not Mr..
Lewis 4 better and happier man ? OF
course he was. And So would all men
be, if they would take home with them
The smiling aspect they 50 often exhibit,
as they meet their fellow men in business
Intercourse, or exchange words in pass
ing compliments. Take your smiles and
cheerful words home with you. husbands,
fathers. and brothers Your hearts are
cold and dark withoutthem:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
GOLD PENS HE-POINTED.

T OLD Pens at Wholesale and Tetail--with
M Or without Cases. Old Gold Pens Re-
P3inted.4 Enclose the Fen and fifty cents in
sssh Of postage stsmlps, and return mail Twin
bring the Pen Is gopd az new. a superior
stgls of Quill Spriag Pens which r much IN
Suss. Allfyarieties Of Long NIB Pens made to
afdef and kept eenstan lily ON hand. #
The price Of Pens, without Cases, varies
from . 700 to SJ' SO. Il.
The andcrsgnea having been engaged q
fhs manufacture Of Gold Pens for several
years, hope, by strict attention to busiaessl
y gain share of prblie patronage.
tllorders attended to with prompt
#st Address, T-9f I'll
KELLOGG 81 COOPER,
Bsstable Arcade, Syracuse, M
u. b "A liberal discount to The Tfade.
&1n9Ayl III
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oeIr
From the Portsmouth Transcript.
sFaith, Hope and Charity.''
i IL
AN si-LEaoRr.

J8s1 AN ALLEooRr. Il
BY cHAs. >. W. DoBBs.
A blessing from the Courts above Y.
Was to bessent ID eartll
a blessing from the God ofloye,
B And truth, and power and worth.
Three angels for the honor sought
10 bear to weary man.
The tidings that their God had taught ]
10 tie Celestial band. I
!. Send me the sons pf earth to bless-
I'll teach them to believe
Thou art their friend in all distress
This friend no longer grieye ! 4
Thus spoke the first with earnest voice,
And urged her Heavenly claim,
The prospect made her heart rejoice
81 Faith" was this angels name.
/" Send me-I'll gid dark sorrow bright,
And chase despair away !;
I'll make life's pathway ever light.
And teach hearts To be gay II
The second thus the1task implored
10 cheer the dropping heart
Twas Z. Hope'--by every one adorcd--
With whom none, like topart.
/. Send me-Ial teach mankind tolloye.
And live in Heayen-like peace.
I'll bid them, blythe God above,
To let their striving cease r.
Thus I" Charity 1.-THE lovely maid,
The greatest Of these three, sI
Did seek the Cody attribute
TO teach men purity.
!" Go ! blest messengers Of Heayen, 81
Not one alone, but all
CD tell mankind my grace is given,
And freely now dothiallP'
with hearts made glad they quickly A,
70 teach the happy plan
And 9 Faith, and Hope, and Charity,
Stilldwell with sinful man. @
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
CRY 30 ok. STORE,

l{KTM. H.NASH would respectfully call the
wv attention OF country Merchants Teach
.sss and others, to his extensive and wen se-
slected stock or School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Of ali kinds, Blank Books,
80, I'd, which he is prepared 70 SELL whole
sale or Ietail, at very low rates..
II H;s Irs,,p s. nerience iii The business enables
kinaIto purchase very low and be can afford "a
is,l ii greatly reduced prices. Sci
~ Particular attention gIgen 70 oraels tot
Books for public OF private Librariess
II Blank Deeds, Mortgages, g, consia q Iy 4.
haad. vzn4I
A YpR Wsrk ef Ill kinds dpne At this Once;
LAHFat.a asd other bLANKiS prlh 20
- Hsatness ~ aisFskss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

NArrvE AND FoREraN TREEs-We are
not insensible 10 The superior beauty and
value of some foreign ornamental tres.
Our pleasure grounds could i'll spare TIE
Norway spruce, Siberian arboryit@, Ssse-
dish juniper, Scotch larch, English lin
den, mountain Alb, &c.. dc. But We
fear that the richness Of our forests i mn
appreciated BY many planters 70 some.
perhaps. It Is unkn6wn. Let il not be
forgotten that We have fifty species oi
oaks in North America al Europe has
only thirty North America has forty
species Of pines and iirs-the United
States over twenty while Europe has Oh
~ fourteen species
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
/ GOsIfoRN HOUSE
Charleston, Kanawha.

NAyID GOSHORN informs his friends
I'D and the public generally, that he lbs
rebuilt at his old stand nearly opposite
Tths Court House; and Is prepared to ac-
conmodate all who may favor him with
! call, In / way that will please the most
Ilastidious. His Baria supplied with the
finest Champagne, Glaret and MADEIRA
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDlES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES:
snd enc CIGARS &cs
II April s., 1856. I3R /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

r.
The whole subject Of manures may b
stated in three propositions ~
| 1. Manure does not waste 90 long as u
lis unfermented, or nndissolyed, and. these
conditions may be effected By drying q
saturatjon. elE
2. Fresh manure Is inf. for food Or
plants, sasb
5. Fermenting manure Is c0ataot With
inert matter. has the power Of neutrahzing
vicious properties, such as the fannie
acid Of peat. and making il a fertilizer.
4. Manure wastes IN two ways-ths
escape Of gas. and the dissolution cf ita
soluble salt.
Is. The creative power d manure,
mixed with other substances. is capable
Of multiplying its value many times.
6. The yalae of manure to dfopss i il
proportion to its divisibility through the
Esoil. The golden rule Of farming should
Be small quantities Of manure thorughly
divided aud intermingled with the soil ~.
Country GentletaR, FEB. 4.
II
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= EN- RYI 5 @ q 81 2:

ETYHIS convenient hotel has been re-titted
and extensively leniaIged. Tits the On
~ taver., In North Charleston. No expense
hss bee d spared for theHaccomodat of guests.
TAeit 81 e, 1t all times, is supplied with
athe delecacies Of these a$on; and the capa-
isious BAR ROOM with the choicest Liquors
and Sgesrs-Freneh b, Falkland Peach Brandies,
laica Rom, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Wines; Old Rye Bourbon, Mononsa-
"A f,ood gfahI,np. well supplied with corn and
Als. .{ III. SNfDEh q ~.
yune %. 1857, n9Y3lly. HE..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
MEDICAL Nd DENTAL.
DnurAn SURGEON.

nR. q. Won BONIIOIRST the Oldest es-
tabl;shel resident Dentist in the p ace,
..-,,,t resneetfully saw 10 his friends. and pa
800 hat hs las removed 40 the Office ocn-
ss;sd ~ ~. James AL WISE where he will
Plru y -. ,,s;s An iii Who require the aid
y il,lf.I Dsntist Spectnaeis Of his work
maybe seen at his office. as aisoS pIeanau,ns.
thathaye been awarded Y nam lol % ps'ioi
Mechanical Dentistry. NJ I. . !. Il.
All operations, ethel SnIgleal ,, 7, 5ssns,eh.
cal a1Es a,t sloor ia d. cd horns Store.
Jan. 18th, 1888, VINO g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

~ - -. 80 = e. ID I.7.'IfI
ToxAToEs. Those about town, who
desire toproduce this wholeaome fruit On
4 small scale. 70 the best advantage, viii
find the following good plan
Plant them three feet apart 10 rows
When planted. drive few stakes. siz or
eight feet apart leaving them about four
feet high, the whole length Of the rows;
mailing strip OF wood along the tops
With one or two lower down the stake. to
make 2 trellIs. The ground shoald ns
dug deep and made rich Win manur@
and q spoonful OF guano mixed With tle
sod round the root. When they haze
grown suiflelentiy long % ''' 2 re trsi-
lls. select Two; OF three q '.7 lppgssi
shoots and TIE them Loosely p .14 {relll.s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

:. .--I --s,I.. n J. W. ENsGIIliisn.
~ u 4 FL LAW AND JUSTICE.
ID pisIR3 mi ii. W. ENlLfSEg hay-
80 s,, 81 into aapartnership, 6sEthe
: ~ nract;cing Ia " in the counties Of
pSs, Il p,fnayn Will feguariy attend the
g;rcust nnanterly and Monthly Courts Of
thase iva conn mics. and will pay every at ten
ton to business entrusted TO tneil care.
One or the other Of the hrm Will alWa q :
found at their Office, in Point leasant. 2 Ip
one or the other will regularly pc a1 the rut7
nam County Courts.
Pt. ri asant. Dec. ", n5Iyl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
74pyrs.n county VI. Oct. e6th 1855, |.

d PgrxAM county Va Oct. 10th fo90.3
VI Bsing called on bY Sit. Hart to. eE press my
spiaion ID refeferende 10 d Wheat fan puI-
chased OF him, i dose with pleasure and will
ay-thstis far sprpassesI anything Of the kind
have ever used, and consider il The best 4
have ever seensin point OF cleaning wheat 90.
% ven a. the most speedy having cleaned in
sns day over twelve hundred bushels with ~,
ead il short can't conceive how q betteS aI-
I ~ LEWIS BOWLING. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

KExDALiA, Va Get. I25.
Vi Ihase used one Of y! j. Dolls grain clea n
efs IN ny farm ibis season, and can confident
IL Ftesnnsnd it 10 theIfatners Of Kaaawha,
10 sDs Oh the best aud most perfect grain
slnanerp ever was 4ccttAinted with. 3g35
li GEO. nv. HILL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

The four great evils Of life are said q.
be, Standing collars. stoye-pips hats, tight.
boots. and tobacco.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

KarAwaA county, va, Dec %. 1855
Il do hereby certify that / bought OIL. b.
Hart 4 Co.. in MY last, one of their patent
Whsat Psns, and fndIit TO be the very best
tan ever ased, think it will clean from
thirty 10 forty bushels Of wheat per hour,
Without any EXTRA labor. I'LL. BRO YKN NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
PAIsKs d MosELEY
la W ia OT ] q u .

l. Ia Nv NUI q " u
a NDREW PARIS * JOHN i. MesELEY
IN having entered intoa partnership, for
me pu+nase 1f PRACTISING Law ifIKtile Circuit
Ana County courts III Kama wha, aaiiin the
Cifcuit Courts of Logan, Boone and Roane,
Viii hereafter regularly attend those Courts
All bussir ~ entrusted to their care Will re-
eeire rrcnpt attention.
II One 81 tie other Of the. frna can always be
found, during business holrsa ali their Office,
In Rodgers Kow,in the town on Charleston.
j Charleston Oct. l, 1885,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
ro ths Fa!rmers of KanarulIa

f9EsHE subscrfbsrs would respectfully inform
IL the Farmers pf Ksnawha andthe adioiniflg
ounties that they have located In NORTH
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibby,s Mill.
for tue purpose VI manufacturing their lately
Improved double screening.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
n H 3a CHAS.I RUFFNER.
Kaaa wha County, Oct. End 1855. s

Hsring used one OIL. b Hart & Cos. Fan
yer elea ming Wheat, &c. take pleasure ID
teeommsnding it 70 the Farmers, fJf clean
ipg seed wheat oflcrockIe, chea &C.. do not
think il aan be surpassed by any FAM As fat
sf have usea it it hasgiyen entire katisfac-
III Al. JOHN 81. CARR. I'll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

faHaddilisa;o the above stateme At BIZ MI.
Lsidlsy hsyato SAT, chat also am The own
er ~ ens Of sif. Harris faRs thatI purchased
ssf vi. Baialey thirty bushels Of hist prime
~ TX whsat fcf sswFns, fully cleaned fpr that
purpose ~ his maua Gel stated Isuppose tho
N HE % ian not MI iisrt's, thst took the
pfsslriiea to run ihe seed wheat egain
thrpugh the Hart fan. and BY he operati ton
tedaeea the thirty to twenty-six bushels Of
pute cleau wheat; IL This Is not recomrnenaa-
Nsa to thoss desifi1g 10 purchase d good grain
elsaner am at l9ss for one.
IA. Nv. QUARRfER.
Killie CEa nkie, 9th Ost9ber 1875
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

nITRE NTNESY AND .LIQH ORS-for
+ ;c;nal ni5irposes. fof sale BY
= i. 70 GERS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

Aaye had In asa upon my farns Outing
the present year, n wheat fan manufactured
byiys 3. Hart & %, ofChsileston Kama wlha,
iate pleasurs in saving thstit is decidedly
saN best fan I haYet ever used Oh seen in Use.
Il. JAMES ii. LAIDLEY.
<alsaRnad. Oct. i. 1856. ]. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

b&- CHsRfrsroE, Kama Wha.
This is to certify that / have used one of u
III Hart 4 Co I'M proved grain cEea,eFs, and
sske pleasure in accommodating then, 10 the
farming community asa very superior articie. j
f. a. WRIGHT. n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18

- n n ~ r - Il 1919 n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

CAMMAnS--CissErRouGH.-O Wednesday, Dec. Is, at
ST. Thomas church, by the Rev. w. f. Morgan d. d.,
HfsRr J. CANAAN TO KATE ", daughter OF Henry A.
Cbesebrough, all Of this city.
CiARKk-FrslEn.t Wednesday Dec. Is, in tho North
Reformed Dutch church. West Twenty third street
by Rev ii. %. Ganso, FERDINAND IrE CAskE, OF Roces
ter N " to CLARA A. eldest daughter OF the ao John g.
Fisher, of this city.
CiEsMAsp-wRAy-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Dec
Ia Mr.. H. AND, OF this city, " fzzIE, daughter
OF James Wrsy, Esq, OF Philadelphia.
JoNK--FERNr Thursday, oct II, by the Rev DR..
hrmtape. WILLIAM JOINS. of New ynrs, to Mics r1osas
Ann FngRls. Of Connecticut
PoS1Is--BoRDKS.-At the parsonage, No. l76 Duane
street, by Rev. b. N. Adams, Mr.. AIgsn J. PoSHS, o.
this city, TO Miss CAROLINE h. BokDky, OF Monmouth coun
~, n. J.
Smum-yAtSNuSx On "Wednesday, Dec. 15, at
Grace church, by the Rev ii Taylor, u. d., HEyRr X
ScnuYIyR Ellen T., daughter Of A. L. Valentine ESQ, OF
Spoiswood, N. j.
WNASs--UsDnJuLL--M Christ church, In this city, on
Wednesday, Dec 10, by the Rev Mr. Hart, HoAno NIL
WNAss TO MARY, daughter OF Abraham undorhlI, Ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

I,orTA0s sSssgII.gp FvRSir 5RE-BRsurrvUt.
~ " nruanntsd IN rs8wnoi. wnns OK a~f Ell = spars
vrd co1rs sas FROM 81 and psarJ "a ne "a ntnafnvo
So Broadway - dpUta Aese
srices rr,spuy Manufactured ~ srS .r
yrUkNIrrHE.--k FAaILy AgoUr LgAVfSq THH
ry would ssf ~ private sale, hsntsar sd rsscwest
puror SUIT w rich sstn brorsts gefs
sUd decfs rosewood ceAtre shs srr table paint
mirrors Brcsaes earps. sngany airs and haresu
rasesoea bureau uarnle toe+ - eWoot besi aa'o-se
mahogany sofa api -stnel ornenasts also an-
eooking stove kishen furaure a.. Caa ne FROM
ESAMELLEn cuANBgR surrs % FURNTrTRE, ~
~ ali coors sfyles wssesa retsf nrces
- aud upwsr-fs wARRRN WARG I'll C@2al et (oat
No, ~, Sour soors esss - broadway
v,up~rrr NJ ruPvtruRH-rlGHrSv pRrcy PAID
fo~ hcu. ko sce fwnitura xeeraliy
ronds wsans AL slnds q pseperty sea s.cs.
- RIcHARD AsrsRs 70 cassar.ae street..
r,vpS1URE BOUGHT reR REApy woxEY -ArArR
vale given, in ready msay, for furniture cspes books
&C &c u ~ sinh avenue, between Ninth sna ren,h streets
SsprcfsL soTiCE.-re rvsSfrueT pxALTRs-
~ wanied 70 hire, FIR days OF god parer
rnlurp Including rays's snd ocoA Address early
nna Association, hasAI nlce.
~ ASrFn-ru RSIYURg IN EXCHANGE rOR
w hoard respectable PARTY having nirntarp % la
rzcharNe boer met viii 2Jls oupaksp ty By -
A. N y 1erah smgc lor tvc ~ ,ccstiur -
ts@tiui ~ ~ west sGe {. va sa1sfaesgy rtsxsrs
1yvu nj e "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Canadian hour firmly held, with sales Of 400 500
bbls within the of quotations. Southern -four
was ess buo. ant for grades. while extra quail
ties were N fair export demand The sales embraced
abon. 3 90 bbs closing within the range OF figures.
Rye -four and meal without change Of moment
IN prices, while the latter exhibited increased heav
Wheat quiet and sales confined 600 bushels South
white at 81 37h with mixed Western at private
terms. Corn without change Of moment in quota
tcns: the sales embraced about 10 600 bushels including
mixed Western at 75c. roc white Southern at 7c
14c., and yellow do. AT 76c. rive quiet al 7Sc.
BARLEY Armly held at 75c. S3c. Oats firm,
with aacs Of state at Ate Soc and Western and Cana
dian at 63c. So Nc.
CorroS The sales embraced about 600 800 bales
cloe,ng with stcaoncss at lie for mddng upands.
FRktGrs To liverpool 20 boxes bacon at us Cd, 100
erces beet by steamer 5s 10 boxes bacon, do 30s
bOO oars at ga cr foot, aud n bales round cotton at
III SID. The engagement Of square bales noticed ycstcr
day made at 6d. Ia ia2d. To London 100 terces
3D., and Goo ga. To BrcmeD 200 bbs shoe pegs
taken at Is 3D. and so tops goods
25s. There nothing TO Glasgow 70 Havre.
PROVISIONS -Pork--Tre market closed with steadi
ness especially for future delivery. Toe sales embraced
400 500 bbs the spot, including mesa AZ SIT rs
SIT go with small lots Of Old do. at SIT SO, and
prime at Sl3 so $13 rs, ana prime mass at $40.
About 500 bbs prime sold for delivery in March,
Ap and May at $l3 So and 500 bbs for February
and March at SIT 75 Beef without animation, and
prices somewhat unsettled The sales embraced about
$50 bbs including country prime al 50 50 80, country
at 81 so So, and repacked western mess at 81 80
So and SO 90 81 SO for extra Dressed hogs
ia good demand at &c. = nc. Lard WAS heavy, with
sales of about $50 400 bbls 10hc lie. 500 bbls.
Sold deliverable in March at II &C. and 500 do for
February March aud April II &c Rntter aud cheese
STEADY, while prices were unchanged.
SrGAEA-ne market opened with much stcadiness and
the emhrao ed T12 bids Nov Orleans, by auction,
Mt eye Sic usual terms ard about 500 900 hhs at
private sale Including Cucas at nc. a64c Porto Kcos
al exc. Ike, New Orleans at &c a Ike and 5000
hogs Bahia private terms The stock in THIS market
estimated by Messrs. Pond Sage as follows
Cuba hhde ..... $50 Boxes. II ,a03
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17
Movements I'm Real Estate.

BY A. J. Biceck, r, Son Co.
lots with buildings, Nos. 1885, loo and I07 Elizabeth
street, size Of plot 74xs4 foet ..........$14,o0 900
BY p. r. wilkins.
House and LOT N side SD 600 H. T. OF 9th SO 500
lot W side 81 av., IS a. side roth st., 25xoo.. 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

III RSDAY, DEC. I'D r u.
Asi'ns-The market was quiet, at $40. for pots and
SIC for pearls.
lREADs1rHs- Flour-The market displayed increased
buoy aney and common grades OF state anti Western were
more firmly heia, while the sales rather larger,
chiefly however confined to the local and Taste trade
The transactions embraced about Is 900 bb5., closing
liz fnlnu uirn nat iIona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Wbsr,s the Halter Hssdauryvvss NC. xsa
.seen~ss ssest corner Of Roosnson rhh fwe "
u set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Opera and Costume FRINGE AND Trim
rrings for the grand gals festival st J. LOtk1rT, son
co.'s, 21l Fulton suees hroesiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Thr evenings Al The Eank UIearns HoVse ths "'HHE
werc ga ss2 g. and the balances 81 Ts5 ,sSs g.
The followng dividends have been decarod;-Tc
ccoahse Frc Insurance Company semi annual dividend
o. tx per cot payable January q the Commonwealth
Insurance Company a semi annual dividend Of six per
cent, psysblc January q Tho Brooklyn Fire Insurance
Company semi annual dividend 81 ten rer ccut PAYABLE
January g. tho Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
semi annual diydeod of three and half cr cent payable
January q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Roys' Overcoass,
Retailing wholesale prices street Of
fasssu street. ID. l.. CORNELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

BaFTy's TricOHherOOs ls the Best and
cheapest article dressing, beaung ceansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Lades try sold by ali
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

AT via song ahn a. new Enu.-IbeTe IN hu
oc song ich You judge BY the coat thi
r. wears You can judge ny the hat That h. @eafs
though For instar when you with OF hnoks
bas nnon hs heAd se that down sensible
person. md vice versa kNOxS lumber Is 2ts broadway,
corner Of ultoI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Festivals. - Ladies', Procure a Pntr OF
CANTRkis ladies' thick holiday boots Sl3 DrnaGmag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Fancy SILK Scarf and Neck Ties, Heavy
silk meFno and Shaker flannel under .hs and drawers at
GREEN'S shirt and furnishing goods store No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17
Gurncy's Gallery.

Gurney's Gallery.
TIE IvoRyTrPE.
and utfeu style picture introduced rho
guesreotypes and nnstur 10 OF a all xcs aud
styles for the spproechns hoiisys AZ 0uksEfs pew pho
,ssrsphis and tine art gallery 10 BroAdwsy. oyen VA .
+. NJ Tor free inspection.
New York Inside and Ous-Hesd and Tall
usraiiug the bone Of population and the oy
views generally, ty Hof.aEs, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

DIR. C. How ard MarshalI Cures Catarrh, Ger
tain. Address him. ST. Nicholas H,tl, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Bachelors Hair Dyo, Wigs and T0upecs-
The best In the world surpasslng all Made sold and applied
1t the maBufactory, rs broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Chappcd Hands, Gc.~Certa1n Cure, Hoge-
NAN co.'s camphor ice with gycerine 1885, as Oil and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Queru's Cod Liver OH Jelly be Taken
without taste Of the oil Once I36 Fourth avenue. PEN
FOLD, CLAY Co., NO. Fletcher street Wholesale agelts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs-
The world Wholesale retail and the dye pr
vately applied. No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

WATCHES, JEwELRys 90
DARgATNS ~ DIAMONDS, BApnNTsg IL " ATcITRs.
ID BARGAINS rs JEwELFN,
~ VI TNGFka. 5i2 Broadway, 0ppoaitl he NJ hotss
Hopi, sbrs selling 81 Diamonds and oh~s wrlry ~
gold watches from 90 unxsrJ. IN. ~ Hers -
11Anoe o buy real bargains Come and 80.
UsUEFs s!t Ess Afwav
Opposite St NcASiAg to~ l. 40 slarx
nIAMoNDs AND tEwELy
IL ~ pER CENT LEss THAN ~ ST
TIE sn,lrr s,ssk az rich tEwS nv W rcHrs nyA.
NGNnq IRA ETS. gHAIEN LOCKERS AZ brtynwns
" fpuis Anfich amounting % fioa 00srsf Is th@
pubic a less then price
10 purchase presnss Tor se h~l4vs va - eel y cal
LOLES ~ RlCH
81 lIrOsaw Az.
Two doors 4 ne 4 nltv s,re-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

SmA Inn HOWse,
Broadway, " Houston ss-s<. New York
Hotel accommodations the European plan
Two spacious drinr have been aafef. A
splendid dinner the ladies' ordinary day clock
for cents This Is feature IL "a the hurpcan plan
Amercanscd Meals In the European style At AL hours
Families well as travellers viii ind this one Of he best 40
well cheapest hotels Ia the city. Dinner parties accoumo
dated
Well a. at any other hotel aud cheaper than any.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

HOll0way's Ointment Possesses the Power
OF soothing and slaJing the most acute rheumatic pains
penetrates the bone removing vese Of milan
nation. giving immediate relief. 80 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Mac Chimes
Prices greatly reduced once sos broadway.