The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

Respectfully attend funera
the Central Baptist church, Bridge street, Brooklyn
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Boston papers please copy
vASDxRBEcx-On Tuesday, May 81, after short and
illnets Of six weeks and six days after hus
bands DEATH SARAH widow Of the Isaac vanderbeck
In the 34h year Of her age. Her last she
might live Tor her CHILDREN.
the relatives and fren is Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
North Seventh street, near Fifth street, Williamsburg,
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PAIR OF CREAM PONIES, Is HANDS. PERFRcrLY
"A sound and kind extra good travellers well broke to hsr
old kind ro,s fast horse i6 hands,
An, ANNouEcEMlsT WORTHY OF ATTENTION
fully announce that having he capacity their MIL
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respectable druess grooers fancy goods &c &C
4 PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ONLY S.
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AT WEDDING CARDS, NOTES. 40;
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A chimes, price $50, viii be ready in . few days.
OUTIER,s PATENT IMPROVED TRUssEs, SUPPORT.
ID and spinal braces at the Hull Truss Oce. &c White
street
RAR1AoLF SEWING MACHINES, PRICE FROM $50
e:L .ns them 4 y Broadway 81 HOWARD
Bunions
Nails penetrating .s. .a.g the q as:A. .,-.
cured without pain be worn immsdsS
ass By SP zxCEIs surgeon chropods aso Broaaw az
Refe1 TO the phy.iciAns and surgeons OF The city.
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drusgists.,
DR. J. E. ROBINSON
The NEW YORK MERCURY.
ANOTHER GREAT ENGAGEMENT.
The proprietor eff the NEW YORK MERCURY respectfully
Sosuson universally acknowledged to be The only truthful
psnae he now ne. COM
plssd and he believe. T. be The be-: he has yet written
VIII greeted with enthusiasm BY bis tens Of shsusanas Of
admirers
A GARD.
To the readers of 'Ruck Bisno Nck whlalesu One Eyed
Saul" DC
To those who have followed my heroes and hsronss over The
North in s pss
attitudes and which sha eudeavof the
SsTs country ii % s sSsn a.
cend The feeble ncea Of conwhera crowds UPON
incident and Wild adventure and daring deeds Inevitable
Tie title of my new story will Be
THE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS.
ATAIE OF THE NORTHERN TRAPPING GROUNDS.
PATHWAY, will be published in the columns of THE
NEW YORK MERCURY to which journal have engaged to
in grateful rembanoe those who BY their partially and favor
sr pleased Win each :Gna
viii MOI BE- through want Of effort on my par, to continue
in the dimkes Of Nick Whaes. pretty sxt.n.
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shame these Of other years. In short purpose 70
inIicacy Of plot and rapid succe sion OF incident
will DO illustrated BY OAKLEY.
WORCESTER, May, 1889
Dr kcbineon higher prise for his Abors than has
yet been Iss BY the 70 any American
demands his eminent services Is mission honorable
sDa s VIII N sssr m
.PA1HAwAY" win be commenced in THE NEW YORK
MECURY without delay and other novelties win follow 10
CsULDwEII.. sourBwoRrH WHITNEY,
Proprietors New York Mercury.
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