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, 1859-08-26

r!NSer S~A -94A 0tAk4stlk3 l3lE GULL
paratire increase of members in the Old and
New School Presbyterian and Congregational
Churches. According TO his figures their r.
speetive growths during the past year were as
follows:
o,A s.,,o,, 1osse.:e. Tota! members:
Ssx Ssstsasas:: sS4S' ijss:l{ s:{
The Congregational Herald makes the follow
ing reply 10 'Philoecc1esia:' ~
"Philoecclcsia' has compared statistics for
entirely different years fact which destroys
al his cnmplacent suggestions. lie has taken
bis Presbyterian statistics (both Old aud New
5ehoel) seryy tFopsfiy from the Minutes of the
; sxo Assemblies Assem- Just fa5li'Atd. These stats.
April 1st, 1859. He has taken bis Congreea-
tional statistics from the " Year Book" for $50,
nominally published in January last, but print
el previously, and containing the statistics
reported to tue various Associations the
pyfrioHt summer, some covering the year from
April 1st, 1857, to April 1st, 1858, and some Of
Consequently q philoeccesia," in his hot haste
to exals bis own denomination, has iguorantly
compared the statistics Of the members received
on examination By the Old School rrcsbyteriaus
after the great rerival, with those Of the Con-
gregationalists 1.fore ii! And this be docs. re-
ACAAtoE W Pa&E 4A1 VI kaC 4EAt bU1Ar HucU
page III. facing the statistics and explaining
them, offered to his eye this statemrns'
The fuita of the rsat Ar4scaitg In which mos, ol
churches have haze largely h.d nut been gathered In
when the rsiufus made Especially Is this true Of
NeE England: With perhaps tie hngc exception Of New
Hampshire whose GtnesA Association 1nestl IN August,
Large acce.soas VII te frpoHed next ye4r."
That the injustice Of " Phoeccesia," NAV be
the more clearly seen, let Us compare such sta
tist;cs as are at hand. Of the 1o,lM whom be
incorrectly represents as received Lust year by
the Congsegationafists, the Year Book credits
e,99s 10 Massachusetts,, which was the number
received The year before. But the ac.ual sta
tistics Of the Massachusetts churches for the
lust year, Is recently printed, gave 9sl1 as re-
celred on profession, number three~fold great.
CT and 3 difference Of nearly seven thousand
Probably most Of the other States will show a
p7rportionate difference; but if they shcw .
double addition to that stated By 'Philoeocle-
sin" the accessions on profession to all the
churches will prove to be a4,e4s, or slightly
more uumerous, in proportion, than with The d.
=. Preabyte1isns! These antisfAvery M2sssa-
chusette' churches, 4s5 in number, show aYer-
sge additions on profession Of orer IS to a
church, willie the Old School average less than
I 10 a church.
We trust that "Philoccclcsia" will desis: utter
this frun Numbering the people," lest be fall
not only into Daria's sin Of pride, but be also
guilty Of bearing false witness asninst his neigh
Dor. Will the Pass AND TRIBUNE copy this
correction?
, 1859-08-26
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
ON FIFTH AVENUE,
Al the Intersection CT broadway. oppotc Madison Square,
NEW YORK.
To be Opened Aueust asa. 1859,

This location The dessabe Of any III this great
tEoss befnE the mo& healthy delightful. ard c-11I
tho md verv and cen,epleE. 70 the Huou Rtres
ard Boston Railroad Depnts,
1hc ent3re uts OF the establishment the r.
s2 Of nstnre .tady md aud rend Tie
comfortable and hcrne III hotel IL the ~or]t.
AL the !a1ForeEena that co1tot 2cd convenience haye
suggested. Lave been Introduced,
Esty praation has BEEN taken. during construction
posttys safety II guests fe the d: Of
aaaiion. surdtyo dtube brtck vail. extend fro, tie
rock foundation 70 she not Al Of the toa1s ale dube
and ale seEated ey layer Ct cement, making The eae
structure ntt- 1foot.
Among other important improvements in addition to the
T. consery guests from the ht to The ppp-z dom uup
riaa = xhieh Ade1ts Of NJ possibility IT aec:de:t.
Lofty, spacious and continuous cnrlurA funIcS pro-
eade Of eight huudr feet upon each Of the et tories
E1Fe kat I'D IT. III the degree 10 apartment
Liberal s{ace mas been ap7rorn-sd ID y ruak U:av.s
,here kaqd PEoasnad. al suitts Of spacious r7f
l2fs. rha@heis and Hrtsipk Rooss xth Al Tie nndtrn
Gun, eheneaA bare been especially designed IA: ts cpuv
u fsn:le. travelling passlEs, snd sn-!e Etnten.n.
An E1ch7nke- containing the Jnurras Il tie cxy and nj
she sonsenen1es fr commercial n'er oue md bushes
country.
B,Esd and Chess Rocrag IT ii. NIT ar7sovct sye .at
appointments ara provided Tor he u xCsta s.1 tie
Tbs Furniture, nd rTesy Article It use IN the e<a5h-
FlEE1 Av11u1 Horn
AL for agartnfnta rron aaT bn.In
Nth the house plea dire IL Firm AvxxrK
Ho,u- u orrer to insure mnet ate a.te; iiun,
be entt nrEznlx2cn IT this Uoel kat teen rnde. Ike
dir c3on q ~ iA1 $1ErkzA prup14ttr Of Revere Nd
Aouset IA Mobile.
ac:+aeo<-eniem HITCHCOCK, DARLING co.
, 1859-08-26
THE ARVT.
MEHCIR COENfY.

vntA, 4erter Co. ILL.,, AuxuA 80 1859.
EdIo.s rruss and Tsseun&:
People are through with their harvesting. hay
ing and stacking in this part Of III country II
. general thing. and good many hsvs tkseahed
some. a. far ~ h&ve hssrd from thoss who
have threshed thsy are wnally disappointed.
/ know Of sons farmers who hars thrsshsd and
their wheat did not yield one half ~ much Is
anticipated, and oxts are not u good II thought
for before threshing. A neighbor ,hre.bed the
other day and his only yielded three bushels
per acre where he expected ten. But that il
worse than the general run. B. W.P.
DE- kA11 COUNTY,
aAxpK1cz. Aukuk n, 1aEa.
The farmers are busy threshing. Wheat ia
yielding from eight 70 twelvs busbels per acre,
with occasionally field a high - fifteen.
Corn is agaia suffering with drought. Our pas
lures are literally dried up, and water for stock
| very scarce, II. r.
, 1859-08-26
Drp GOODS.

DER PERSIA AND ASIA
.rcr~r sst
OUR ylRa7 FALL 1MPoRTAXIo1s OF
nWf7m GmH II Hnmr0
DE0x ICrf nd a voI.1Sra
DOUBLE cHA1X sk4Gk slLks ~ .-.--o.
DeLata. Roses i. ae-ei ayss f9s F'tas.d belaaes.
ov.ur1~ -.-s-
SUfEH8 FdxlS Hay ykKUkDEkfE
In collaFs sIes.eS Hso4'ksrets Edsnf. 1nsraks
Ala. complete assortment ct
POINT 1.dH1 MAcA THREAD 111EsteiEs LASER; ss ,.,xs
In t1s 11 Fec "a q s< Ts.s. .e 81 s,
Hany Of tho styles ean3ned ~ md not to b A.a
snfe R!T p9p : * R5sne az ~ e ~ ~ svey aye
kr hoUxbt xlsexhrra II shfs IN ,-A ''' *'@ '
t. ~ Ss1 - ~ z% ID ~ 4: -
STOCK: TIE Il dESn441 tsrrEn s4krs Rs1 ts:oDs IN
,n., ,,,+,, IA Aoss ~, g g I~:' -, y. s.x.
p. "a. CAHTER
is, lust received .tt~
Very Choice STYLES Silks.
- 49,
In Freash aaa s~.&
SETS AND C0LLARS,
IarE xE1x
EDGIyGy. IxSEnTtycx A~
''' ~ ra1S4s s5n !ss!ss ;s4 ssa.as ssz,7 AE2&l2AcS
~ -" "T,rr rl.ne .rnE,r r"s Ak
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A'"' 10 1oeo >se1oees @AAessso.
.. - n-, 49, -eNe'u :. VI 80 @ N.-4es - tAe"%'
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DreSs and MontiIta Trimm;nos
ov.v- no,7,-
A@e " - 04A0o1os
, 1859-08-26
CHI uFeh Statistics.

a brief article aisaed philoecclesla," ap;
peared in the Pans AND TK1BrxE few DAYS
since, giring certain statistics showing the CON-
paratiye increase Of members in the Old and
New School Presbyterian and Congregational
Churches. According to his figures their re-
spectiye growths during the past year were es
follows:
, 1859-08-26
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GO To HEAD QEARTERyI
GO TO HEAD QUARTERS,
For all Patent Medicine>
For all Patent Medicines
1NR GRRlT WESrHKy DEr0r
TUE GREAT WElEky DEPOT
] 0 n P 6K'S.
SUCCESSOR TO DpILk2 eAfTN CO..
I24 Lake Street.
RENENDIR TaI PLACE
KINLNBTR TIE PLACE.
On Lake, near corner Of Clark Street.
On Lake, near corner Of Clark street.

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, 1859-08-26

frO THE EE-DRCGGED AND
Poisoned Citizens OF Chicago.
I'm evesr2a NJ! .eia.e of The v1esa co,npoua4s J.
Ne.ot:A K
"ALtuHpLN' nRINES-
TIT cVt' e:El f. u ,t pest VI see!e.T, tae Lg'r,
Mixer
They aEc 'i TO } Hxarv. thsv Art dispensed -
5ou Is RI:-.r. aut ii eaer the eject the sae
Iat1c Is ~ " i. IL sssai-. atI .at ll,4 ~ uxt
r 'ra esc. -t! And rr.ie -t.nn,.nt A,!d uI4Y
stp 1t. "a. which vE"!er.t ha, nu been
t2rterst With. euch at
Charles' Lond Il Cordial G.r,
"2-A Is !lt-;rd :.E,..r iHs? of Tie Drua &. vera
2', 8 .e!.satei; a4Sr 'an:c IT. 2l. GIl. It'll !, u:s
af tbs Doss s-L.ubi. se~tnraityvs IT tho
TEGETA3LE KINGDOM,
A"dA 5Y f4r tac not a.-44.ay Beverage e1Ant.
Tb. Eust s;uncns ply A;4+ # Eslopx 4d Ala :.ca ..7
say stcnn:N enr. by e h4.s an hairy M p.r,e.z
It's HleIiGlnu whtr~ <;u,u!ant :, r-1,..cd
Tts se:4Air ne Will aau / uvt only q!.:s4n.
ED1AL.
Bu. eessan reef IN suet!uss Of ptstui!ea .n.e,e.
Anaytse1 chemists Of al Eanks pconocu % il -~.I-
pusr. aad il restorative merits taenmpa.ai,fs
Sod ry n 4ast md p!E. bct,es by all p7v.-,,. t;,.
GERS. etc. PENTnS - "t'-
,,. - l-xk~ .Ir+-.
V'@ o2p'Ate Ttels.,1t IIruse,
, 1859-08-26
kANFOID'S LIVER INyIGO-
/
Sanlord'> Family Cathartic Pills.

Prlce Ono Dol1aF Per Nose3s.
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Court Caleniar--Th,s Dav,

SuPHuME CouRr-Circuit Part mos 1918, 1897
455 1888, 1888, 1885, 1871, 1861, $685. 1861 SILL 54o
1887 $50, 4t6, 1g43, 1e47 1861 l647, 1874 Part 2-
Nos 1884 1914 1875 1885, 1892 1884, 1860, 1895 1855
100, as2, 1894 40s, $50. 1895. "a, 1882 o. 1870 m
42e 49, ae3, 225 14s GOT, 42s 81 1885, ass, 2s0 ~
2s4 a. TO- 49, lol lo2 1885, lea l05, 1917 los, lo9 no.
Ill, JIG. Part Mos 10, $780, 4et, 40t, 657, COZ, $685.
66S, go, GU, 613, GA, $40, 678, CIT, 678, 679.
COMMON PLEAs-PartI2- 239, 500, 900, 10l7, l01S
ltt5 1868, 1915, 1885, 1885, 12s 2l4 2s5, 622 6g9 M
SrrERIoR CorRr Special 0rderOn Saturday, JAno IL
1885, 10 O'Clock A. NJ the trial calendar will be called
through in the in which the principal trial term
held for the purpose Of selecting such may DC
tried within hour. Such will be placed spe
cia calendar Theee will only OF actions
arising contract aud brought for the recovery OF moaey
only but Of all actions Liable within the time above stated
The Term will be extended week for the purpose OF
trying such causes and when such special calendar shall
have been dkpcsed Of oiher cat, 7ll BIO called.
So much OF the last week Of the rcr tcrm beginning
on Mcnday June 81 be requ for tho purpose,
will be devoted the trial o the causes on such special
calendar.
During that week judy will SIT for the trial of
tons By jury.
day calendar will be made up, consisting OF causes
taken In Their order from such special csendsr.
Cause once called In its order the day calendar,
VIII not be reserved during the present term.
Inc engagement Of coupeel in other courts Will not be
ocemeo sufficient reason fer posponing the trial Of
causes which are placed Oh the special calendar.
NJ NUNu -
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BFA1Tr-O On Monday, June o, after short lncss, ANY
BEATTY, aged years ana months.
The funeral will take place this tuesday, afternoon At
two O'clock from the residence OF her parents No. 100
Charlton street Her acquaintances invited attend
with out further notice.
BGLow.-At ssoughton, Wis, Sunday, May 20, or
coneumptiop FIREMAN Below, In the 18th year his
age.
CLARK On Monday, June 0. CnAmxs CLARK, Jr., son
OF Charles and Jane Clark In the 18th year his
The relatives and friends u the family respectfully
requested 10 aepd the funeral fom the residence Of hs
parenis No. Eighth avenue, Wednesday afternoon, a
three O'Clock, withous further notice
CoNKIM AT No. 1c1 Prospect street, Brooklyn, Sun
day, June s, Mrs CoRSrIA W. CoNKIS the Goth year
OF her ngo.
Lopg Island papers please copy.
CoNNcROn Monday, June ., at No. 1859 Edridge street,
GEoRGE CoNSoR Of George and Harriet Counor aged
year and II days.
CRooks.-on Monday, June 0, RAMssY Crooks. in the
Esd year Of his age.
Notice viii be given OF tho time Of the funeral.
DKyESy.-On Monday, June 6, OF consumption, WnIiAh
g. DrKNy, sged Is years and days
The friends and acquantauces and the members OF the
c. W. Taylor Guard respectfully invited attend the
funeral from the residences Of bis mother No. 10 Roose
ven street. on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
pwrkR-On Monday, June ., Of consumption, CHAnEs
+. Cwyw.
TIE irerds Of the family respectfully invited
tend tho tuaora on Wednesday AFTERNOON at two O'Clock
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10 THE EDITOR OF THE HlRALD.
When the Rebecca made short Cut through Plum GGt
the Regatta committee excluded her, though victorious,
from the prize with Indignation, although taking that cut
Of advantage to Mr. Bennett shown by the fact
that after she got through all the yachts together
But IN the late the Haswc left the last stake
boat the Manersng and every other yacht turning the
same The Haswel made thus short cut, and We; the
prize is awarded TO the Haswel by the committee Mr..
Haswell member of both committees How Is tbss
FAIR PLAY
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CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL-To carry through
single mail from ST. Louis TO San Francisco requires the
use Of lG6 stations 164 changes, 81 drivers and TIC
horses The total number Of horses required the route
I about 500.
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TNR LEyE1TH HI0HLy IMPORTANT FArxsrxD IN.
~ In ARTIFICIAL tss>h weich sow being - snc
cessuy introduced 10 giving the grr<esi W hse
who them os the eonfor Artng frcun
Increased sdheon and possepg All se attributes rcunss
10 naiuraI They Obtained only hls eng and
snburbs the ps,entee asd invwrior lr LEVkff No. ~
WAveSicy place. near broadway u =. kixru for ssls
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Weeds Patent Fuynily Sewing Machines
Few style, price $50. OMce 4I7 Broadway.
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Baxry's TrlccPh rons 10 the Best and Cheap
ct article fr orssps b-suying, cleaning, curag pre-
serving and rsno' ~ tss hsr Ladies', try r. Sold by ~
dyrlSv
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TouFess--
Tho best world sur2asnng Ill made. hold Piled
ct The mandatory, 233 Broadway.
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DR.. mcclintock's PICTORIAL syfup--Thc only
street. Sold By druss;sG
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UURNnURS.

EUs'nUAh
NEGxS
CABINET FURNITURE
WAKRROOMS.
SIS AND US FOuRTH HrHEET,
(north weat corner OF Broadway
JOHN MEEKH.
TOT thu old nrsn OF j. 4 j. w. ngrks)
Invites the attention OF furniture large and eic
assortment OF cabinet furniture suitable for
PARLUnS DINING kUONo. L1BnAR so,
ksde from selected and well wood nhe a,e and
AT VERY RkA3UNA RLE PRrCE0.
Tho well known reputation Of the Ate nrm toe mailing
sVPEsIVR CABInkT FVRNtruRs
will be fully sustained
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The Tuaf.

UAICN COURSE, Il. I.--THoTANG.
Auotng nstSh FIR $500, mile heats, beet ,3rac ave,
in harness, oa yesterday afteraoou between Mr..
Hopkins b. &. Hard Road and Mr.. Livingstoas br m
Lady Cudney. Hard Road won the race. Four meats
trotted very good time, as the summary will
show
MONDAY, june 6-Tfctting "a $50, mile heats, best
three in five. IN hssness
. Mace LaaAS.b. = Hard Road ...........
-. Pdfer nsnss o.. N. Lady CudGey. z
Tioie, 2:i2- 239-2:43--2:421s.
THE GREAr TOR MILE DAY AT THE ECLIPSE COUasE.
Today Of the exciting contests that has
place IN many years will come of the Eclipse Course,
for the purse OF 81, COO, four mile heats.
Since the great struggle the Union Course which
suited in five four milo heats, and in which Black MIRA
shone reeIninenty there has been such
borses Long Island as will start TO day, viz
sasher, Tar River, Eagls and Bill Dearpgthe winner Of
the $50 purse On Friday last.
Should there be cause Of postponement any OF
these horses, juds from, his antecedent running and
present illness is capable Oh and will the four miles
faster time than rade on Long Island. Spe.
cial trains will leave the Long Island depot at IL A. M
u noon and the last at las r NJ The will come Off
at three O'Clock.
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HeYrlrG'G Patent CHS upIom F1rs
burglar safes, 26l Broadway Murray NY.
whs Best Spring Bed In Existence uavvs's
snptc, u from IS 70 ~ ~ ss Broadway. CAL AID z.sh
Defiance SalAmandcr Safes, with Patent
powder proof locks and bsts Aso. fire
proof psror sae Depot GS Murray see Of College
place ormerly l92 Pearl street,. ROBERT H. PArRlCA.
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Keunedy's TsstscJ Discovery IL wssrsnsted
scrofulu ssr1ls salxheun, sca hesA. uoerssd
sore iess. For sais by ~ buggss
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A scasssUrc xIucArIos, WITS An ExPsRtENo d
n a. shs4y Year, cRzblcs DR.. NHsELE4, osu
Mt hrnr street sho devpssa hts arentioa to the tres;
me- dsessse cses &c guarantees success In all cursbl
Rffcia eyes inserted 70 perfeyiy
turnl rrfnrbsn,e nce hours 70 O'Clock.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. wigs and Toupses--
Tie bes world Wholesale RETAIL and tbs dye pi
ya!ely applied, at No. 6 AStor House.
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A scatkSYYfC xfUcATIok, wTss An ExPsRtENJ On
- sIs srss sss aeVos 4. Sssn5 70 H. r S1a
@ a 70 Z. .rc sarss' RE- M
snrs ft,erss,ssoe tree hourss % o'c.oct.
a N srs'l.s Rslirosa on .s.yrrrY"-co Hiram
- dc s ss Al ssies ss i sasSerss
ss S s s1s sas .s ss
e; W sii as Z
sgg. S..s,lss = iss rod sssseas ssplsssl syssy
Dc louvre aaa 6a sA d,s'spse srss is Psace Of the
q ~ s; nd Ssss s. Is. = sor
me- s s n. "a sr ss Saa RON .S Ss
s,s. ssS =, ,o.. az "r s sss s 4e
ssri ever sisp,ea ma. ho-s.sr mAse Que erisc
'esSsus 40 usseows iu;sry n Paris. IS ssh a. 70
sasasa win us tsonss 90 s 'co~mone1 necessass Of
..ss.:.s, TO g ~ he ls.sr @ e.yey
slsaa wss sss, Oa . lu.oes = a. ssgssid agent
saas list wsnssrtai ~ssfs.a asesu's a. into NE nsser
tsssa- s.i .sS %. ne lss os,siy relies up,s !Is
%f fs aus: 11' ''' NE '''A'
7 EyxRDrILs-rRxxcH NOTE PAPERS. vIoIsr.
"a gs srss sss .. - ;s s@ssa s'' and s'AA
I: y. ~. . n. s: Z, roy 3.
= go ssc'. s.,r.nss 70 give psr's s~uAfAcs'a a
~ ryEEprIL.s, wEDpIno cARns. xorEs, 40;
cry s'csdwsy, career Of Dasnss
- ~rrori-PupTIc NorIcr-ruE vANpAIs or
- - c city ecyernmsnt are about dcsscrstieg cur tn'
r. thereby s~psrasies large pcrcp II ssub end as.
cgg down the beautiful trees IL the enclosure
10 os' tcsoftng 3rnA sSsres the daily
ye ohsos o. Ne~ York. and yet 20 remain passive How
long VII iis be-
IlpTIEKs PsrEsS rsPKovgD fKussEs SUPPORT.
ID and SOMA brsoeA - ns Hull 1ru9 od1oa " whk
street.
II sRTpofS klwIsG naCnINrs, PRIOR Enud 90
ID 20 ~ admiralty adAptec for al family AMI
ss'rtrr rnrposss she public respecu'y invied W
street New York Agents wanted
svLAKEzB FANoUS CoATa. dC, OF ALL KINDS A
serk III Eoods Tor orfer Beet mxde and
ready garments the city sk MIXED
sl2 CLARKE, lie william street
vCRYis' ovNs POS BaEDaks~.-snis xkmEDy d
81 Bo~ion rryvirpcr ans thc rtf-s ,. cr
Co. propTietosx Prc yidence. - 4 sold ny a. 0aisa
iE B0ysrf, j. Co1dinkloG lie frvAfwky VI. II. Levin
81 0rrensb stres John Jcses ia Bcgsson street. New
fors Mr., nsyes % silss sns Ne. eots o. nrocs
yn p frler, Jrrsey cr'y; " Mercer NevrFk, BaRNr
Nails penetcstpg the flesh,
knlv9efp~ui ct the great toe jpinl
cpegs without the l-~ss Inconvenience
uffL hy as ~ VHAnE surgeon chfopst go Broadway.
efs 10 the physscisns and sareecus Of the city.
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MsraviI1a is she Most Wonderful prcpAra'
ton known rrg badness dsz Dying danar rievinl
teRdsche entipg the tair from fAE and
ducing glossy curh- Sold bs al orusgisss.
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IIill's Hair Dye. 30 Cents, black ol
Inmtabe heir cutting depot, No. Barclay street
:. sold at SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07

stimulate digestion, give ,gth 10 the whole
cruit the mental energies and make the despsrnE irvd
hale and healthy Mandatory, ~ Maiden iss9, sew
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07

Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'s Radical
cure nss. keep silk elastic stockings fer
veins and shou der braces lnsrumens for dcf
uuei made order. No. yesey street. Aston House, n.
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Now sh~ CV,l " thor - nsrr, rbtrk ot
amor apparel Nhrrs ~ DC aea~ frem resl
sssons AZ ios pr,ees Wlg, tt y sH''in A Paocd's
n ArsaAway.
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lre ., my nes sso~y ~fll he
FafnAwAys
rHr Norsrlis OUTLAWS

saw sDkK kgkspsy, ~ hirh gsarnsi have ~nx.seis
ocrir'Su,e srrlnxiseg Cor terra W NJ
readers would resuv s'rcer- Mamie sc~ y1sn ever hak
grateful reusss thse ho ~ @T p&fsy sat Av~
hsse C nubussS " my sr~~ - o. eety. aienf Sge
her hes~fofurc sssi vl<A cash k~<. ra
VII se through vast % &c "a. 10 cna4ane
urr lher approx alton ftose who base s&k~H
he d'fhiAes' of Mob wmN<x chSMra~w prety srt~r
sve hnow-m very ro~ns4 - IN rA1hA A. -
nti In, OF osss ye~rs in tAost rEpcae
u sciy 1s shN1 erce otass prtnsna o. my
n the tose,y OF ne siaa cne rufhalsess ~ fsAtecsts,s
rukacy 81 pi& ard rnpst encssss.n o. het1sui
. ~ Rosrs-oS
voRrKsrKR. Mar. lf-2
me pub'tasrs o. Hf NEKcUHY rfn ouy $40 ssss
psy hctirscn higher prse for IN lsurs ihsa hes
pNd BY the newspsrs- pres 70 Nsy tnarcsn 70
srccK hut o. cuty " qarter n rnn r~~is
demsads h ennept ncfslrer II 10 ~ boocr~b
retin sci N svery dcarmss. ~ wh~tssev cod
ard that mission win ever ~ shnf1iy pcvfsrre -
.PA1uAWAN" ~tl he comnerr~d In IhE SxM yoHk
MECuey without delay. and osrer noyeiars VIII fonow s
osuLbwyrL. sourgwosrH wMrExv.
prvpy <ssraM IL - N~rrur
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Es@sy's Pbosexr~pssso tsl'ss~ s,e ana
S. t faxsy, New Tr-t aud No. Irsasg ixsna. stsau@
wssAsg,a. H. .. fis f-trAs. pssuerrsesspes ARD Al.
brokx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07

Strong and Finyoay Tea, One Dollar the
kest and good confe 10 lbs fer dollar CHA1H fiAN
sON's No. hamberp 316 Greenwich street.
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To ths@ VII have 70 cwec M hnss h@rri,es
wssrrn rss and w Mr. fs- .rTrinE r-onrs ~ SO o-~~
lea leave tn
Daring Rxr1l Ne stx
d isiuces ard which shsi er6s~ " r~nd~w wgrsy N
sue-suop my fos Fe~arrs u VA te ferxvea asa
custr sectscn Of country N ~fth dsaf
eenc The fee nprks 81 tctt vhese nesrf crowds ~
nr.ent and vid sas~siue dsxsng a~sa~ i~svsi
hfrfe
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