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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
laies Blank Books and every article connected Win ~
Iaae. ausls CCBB X co
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE,
s4 III Asw F seRoa siSs eeP Sq & Publisher
oIs llAla Readers Cornolls Geograuhieali sSid III
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
70 The rude Al prices which allow Il erai marTis ar I5
" @ sna telallef. ausl6 Gosh 90.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
IA ih9 Schqo obs published 10 Cncmna-
mars SC are so at our store at Cmcipn Il prices
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
Dawes NJ -tbemaiios Motei6s G4oe ie " ES5s
G G6hmecs' Conoli's Geograph, s, "a are soid At New
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
- SNLE-The Sohool Books published in I, ilSdeinb,
s,s IMisea9lps sc GeggroPG es Green Gr nma Poon
augl5 j B coBR co
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
N SALE-School Books published IN Boslon-IIiiln as
Rs,S1is Iownss Readers & are sold a. 9osen prices
SOHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
NJ SALE -peaier, in. schuu Ro ks arc reqpsssr,i 10
send gs st u su Books are used in ,hor
nre confident OF hong able give terms tna viii he sat-
islactHy augl5 II CoHB \ co
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
~ sAlE-leachgrs ho have not been able get such
g hem hy addressing Out stock embi0ces every ina
% VIZ ~ Sn9 Me Ioseiher wita many new ssues, 10 which
2az,5 COBB co.
SCHOOL BOUKS AT WHOLE-
= ~ u SfLe-S @unTy Moiehans WHO buy New York
mae 10y small ao send osn End pSSs Sags avSd ,eI
gsriIIs ognIs "nsA'Aoio slooA d. y y. COBB CO,
TTTNT DTTRT TOuLn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

~ ii any people IN the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out ours who live 10
this waterlogsed country The masmato poison of our
swamps and Marshes becomes a vertabs devil in tho
blood to reve in the Agues aod which shake au
corch us all Ayers AouE CURE is said to be the
posteWe need, and Of neghbors who have tired
nn6rm the report .-Journaf Plano m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

IT, d. lN 1AttlNGos Gcnorul Agent,
M l65 Chambers st., New York
apr9d& w6m2ii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

kltUlT JARS For the best and
Cheapest iaia Ia ths Cih for preserving frut go 10
~ W. street HUNTINGTON BROOKS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

For sals, Wholuslle sud Retail. hl WILLIAM rfsIrr
10 ~ snpauuf street Cleveland who will aupplf ~
AIaie % Femme n the frupnetor's prices.
aal0dAUB6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

and Southern yslew At Ole e2c and round yellow st
ID tSc. Rye was steady al &c. ecc Barley was steady
vito sses u $50 bushels Cacf MIA at TOO 200 de-
ste st $50 oes hrner With sales OF State at &c.
q 6ec and Wtstrn and Canadian at 600. Clio.
COr1oN TIE report which prevailed during all the Il
neon that the Niagara bad arrived at Halifax chez
narsactcrs, apo as tsvdy publication 10 the afternoon
helped the market The decline 10 Liverpool
part noticed by the sdvices OF The North Bton The
Eat s'scsory mpiexion OF be Niagaras the
IL nneDt capger OF the immediate commencement OF war
en- The borders OF Saxd Notwithstanding this
Phase In foreign Affairs tbeTe panic and pres
sure 70 eel, as dealers wished to DO moro fully
posted regarding the details OF the intelligence by mail
Otherwise, before doing much The transactions
tDed TO about $50 bales in os to spnners too smsh In
amount 10 aicrt any jeet criterion OF the market.
FsHnms-To Iiverpcol SO tons bones were engaged at
i2s TO- $50 torces beef at D 100 chceae 26s
arc 90 casks bacon at 49, 3D. Cotton ranged from SGD
100 10 l6pdon, l1o boxes OF bacon engaged at
lis o. ard 2Cc tons measurement goods at 16S l7S
I'd To Bemen considerable lot Of naval stores were
rumored to have been taken ct D. L. There was no
change TO notice in rates for Havre
NAVAL Srof1sSsles Of 260y bbis. spirits turpsntiue
were made at b2zc. $50 5000 ibis rosin to
arrive at 81 TO- and 600 delivered from yard at ST 10
per $40 lbs Crude was nominal at 90 80.
fRoNhloSs-PtIk-Tho market was again irregular
ana lower while the sales embraced about 200 barrels
including new mess at Sl6 rs sl6 IS, old do at Sl6
prime mees at $40 rs $40 so and prime at $12 &c. Beef
was primer and ID lair demand with sales of 600 700
barrels including country prime, at % ST. country
and extra al $l3 S4 about 2e bbs extreme prime mess
OHIO were sold nj 500 So Beef hams were sold Of $40 so
III. Lard was rather heavy, whilc prices were I'M
charged, with tales Of 400 500 bbs. at Ike. aIlNc
Cut meats were unchanged with moderate sales Butter
and cheese were FIRM and IN steady request.
SrcARs acre finer and active. The sales embraced
about SO bids the chief bulk OF which consisted OF
Cotas at CSC In bond, exc SIC. for refining goods,
email lot OF Porto Rico bond at SIC, and Free Of
fair quality, at To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, May SEP. NJ.
The news from Europe brought by the Niagara which
arrived at Halifax this morning, Is calculated TO dispe the
slender hopes previously entertained of tho maintenance
Of peace We refer to the details another column The
Bcurse, and the British funds, which latest adj
vices oi26 %, had fallen y per cent. Cotton was
very dull, and decline of Is 115 had taken place.
Meadstufs wcro steady and provisions firm. Other de-
tails fnews will be found under the Geographic head
The trade tables of the port which we prepared ycsor
day from the Custom House returns tell tale of revvisg
commerce and prosperity which cannot be disputed.
Never since the United States nation was SO much
foreign merchandise imported In the month OF April as
this year Nor have the other months the presen cur
rent fiscal year been at all backward. During the ten
months ending April /, 1869, imported at this por
STA oO worth of foreign goods against Sal GOO
during the same period Of the previous fiscal year. This
would be dangerous symptom If the increased mpor,a
tons had been thrown on country already fairly sup
piled with goods, or there reasonable doubt Of
capacity to pay for the imports But the fact is that
mporations last year small that the country
is bare Of goods THAN has been for years. The
gregae portatons Of the two years. from July l. 1861
to July 1852 viii not be great those Of the two
years nom July !, 1856 to July /, 1857. The i'm
portasions Of the ton months which have elapsed
Of the current sca yearargc they are-fa short OF
those Of the corresponding period of the fiscal year 1885,
by twenty millions Of dollars Throughout. tho country
tho demand for dry goods other necossaries s mpe
ana must ce supplied In tho second pace the ca
pscy u the Ssnasyy 70 pay c tic increased ipozs.ious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
Court OF General Sc ssYons.

Before Judge Russell
The Grand Jury brought in large batch OF indictments
yesterday, principally for burglary and larceny to which
the prisoners viii be called to plead Friday when their
trials will be set down for next week.
Timothy qugey pleaded guilty to assault and bat
terry on Michael Lawlor, and was remanded for sentence
Charles Campbell. indicted for stealing SIS worth OF tin,
the property Of B. Cornell, discharged at the re-
quest of the complainant
James McGeagh, Jointly indicted with Paul ri ter (who
has been convicted and Is now serving his term in the
State priscn tried ADD convicted Of grand larceny
in having stolen four pieces OF cloth worth 100 the pro-
perty Of John ykcs Jr He tue State prison
for three years.
Joseph Perry was placed trial charged with robbery
in the first degree having, as was proven the night
the 10th Of March. In company with two unknown men
induced the complainant, Joseph selph (who was Spa
niard and spoke English very imperiecty), to visit
dance house They gave him drugged LIQUOR and robbed
Perry guilty, and the City Judge imposed the lowest pc
nalty, which was ten years in tho State prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
The Elm Street Murders.
COURT or OYER AND TERMINER
Before Hon, Judge paviea.

Before Hon. Judge Davee.
MAY 5.-Te People u.s. James Glass Tho new panel Of
$50 jurors called and after the lapse Of two hours
tho jury was completed the panel being nearly exhausted
r. Sedgwick the Assistant District Attorney opened
the case for the people, briefly stating the
Of the stuTbance and The killing OF Owens oy Glass
MR. Decker was called witness, and her testimony
substantially the az on the trial OF John Glass
'tr the murder Of William Decker
After the the District Attorney called James
LOTUS to the stand one of the parties accused and i'm
mediate'y entered q n6lle Pr0seQtt sgainst him.
SJuoRe Whiting Tor the prisoner objected and argued
az ergth but his objection was overrued and the woe-s
Lotus was sworn. LOTUS then testified that he koew
night OF tho 10Th OF January last cime down Elm street.
towards Duare and creased Dcckere house, we went
into the bcuse and stay ed there few moments when
came out Higgins and Decker were fighting the door
DECKER had club in his hand feet long had cI,io
stout foot long, and struck Decker three times
with it; pulled higgins out the sidewalk and the door
was Shut John Glass then fired two shots through the
door turned round and saw Higgins and another man
the sidewalk lighting; the Higgins aud the man
(dect d. staggered against the WALL Isruck the man
ahd he !e he laid fiat his arms out and his legs stiff;
then went towards Duane street and met James Glass
who rasseo me; he went towards the man that had
Knocked down heard shot 60 of as got up TO
the man that man as Overs; when James Glass fred
TIE shot he was stcopug over him with pistol, nearly
touching i'm.
for this same ofleDce, and my counsel told that
did net give this evidence would be Convicted was
bah drunk that night; was drunk whom was sworn be
fore the Coroner but dd lot then testify What depose
now.
Quinlap Of the parties indicted was examined az a
winoss the Distrot Attorney having entered q tole
Iroseqai as 10 HIM.
The case Is Still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
THE CUBA FILIBUsTER EXCITEMENT.
TIE TRUTH IN REGARD TO TaK kkPOkrED CUBA
IXPEDITICN.

iron tho New .la Yu,A II ala, Apr, Is
A co "a aeAl OF txc los coatec his osty
and thro ,he country by tie that
pedion la, beer sued here tubl ADD It ~
that isl the ero II witnessing autoer hbGstc
he ;tat Il eli ere1ccd dufi.g the Lopez Ia
vasons.
matter from reliable sopce-Dop Jose Eiss Hernandez,
Of The ex menbe5e Of tho las. Cuban Jun
established ID tbs cy left here about oks slrs
with stral pun Dor Of Cuban exies, beard OF "a
American schooner with the az owed purpose vi To
leland, and enoeavorpg 10 create revoluon. None
the ether members o! tie ale Cuban Jaca. "f the
Americans thai connected with their operations have
any participation in the plans Of Rernsodez have
lent him tpy oounieDance in bus present STEP
On a foimer occasion this een'e gertienan sent from
mere SIMILAR expedition, though o. ntief aiu, N
being composed CT only two mem STRAIN and Felix
II Will be mboe that these pereons arrest
ed Oh board OF American schooner ia ts5s before aud
irg at Baracoa and that executed Of Ha
vara While Felix was sent TO the spanish rscn ut Ccuaa
In Africa.
that have gone With Senior Herraocez, and have rel
able pirrnntou that be has no connection with Ary
American organization Of character numbers. The
Cuban yes.der!s here do not sanction his present
mept, which they look upon as the height OF Qaxcism
and folly though very many Ct iho syfopase HIS
wishes 20 bis Coopuy iIeed from its subjagai IN
to Spain. 1t believed either that Seuor aeruaedez
has ctops with any extensive organization Cuba,
be r. kLcwn to hold social views which are
faned by the great majority Of tho people Of hak island
Should the exrcohen lard III Cubaof wnicn there
strong doubs- Go good to any one and only
bring obstruction upon lis own members.
For entirely deconoected with MS step Of Senior
Hernandez city has lately been visited by number
Spanish spies. These continually 6n ling proofs
Of the Of large 1ubuter orgaoizata aeee
lated by them. Among the latest reports made by
10 the Captain General ut Havana, stating
Order Of the Song at Malta the OF
they pretend 10 have discovered. While II is to be re-
GREETED that any enthusiasts should attempt
Ike that ~e are speaking Of theif movements should
be locke ust being expression Of popular
time LII either in this country Ia Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Canadian was firm, with limited sales within the
rar 40 Of quotations Southern flour nrner and
good demand, with sales Of about 1000 200 bbls,
chiefly TO the domestic trade, closing firm within tho
Of the above heures Rye -four and corn meal were
quiet but firm, ut the above figures Wheat-Tne frm
Of hclGeIs restricted sales which confined 70
about 1000 bushels including white Western at 81 co.
ird red C. st y l. Ceru was 6rcncr, With gales
6 about o. Oc0 bushels including Western mixed At
$50 &c., ,Ae asr asuIs foe 5000 sound quality Jeaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

lSNEs--JAtKsOr.- Wednesday, May 4, at the real
dence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Edwin T. Cook
CHAELss H. INNS 10 ANNIE JACKSON
JAeEsoS-WnIiAMs.-on Wednesday, May 4, In 81! MI
ohaeis church, boon ingdale by the Rev. l. H. Peters,
DAVID 5. JAcrsoN Jr 10 ELIzABnH ST. daughter OF A. "
Williams, a. D.
s'sPsoS-TArloR --on Wednesday, Mag 4, at the res.
deDce Of the BRIDES father by The Rev H. Hutton D.
Taylor Esq ali Of tbis city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-GRAY HAIR ENTIRELY
a disappears and changed 70 nsturai color by using
WILSON'S HAIR COfOREK, . ,
which changes the erayes hair black or without color
ing the nen II applied ike water; no trouble, and
win change the grayes. hail. ~
Int arts ke charm; II will color shade from light
brsw N bark and is The bss md oeearest n'epsran
l., * 49, q Lceot s0 Ao>,>,
~ WORT add n, Essa i,s Fulton street Rrc,S', l-
is~e,r Co. corner q 1Ayd And AEwt ~. IhssiSAA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, NAY % 7. u.
Asrus The market quiet and prices steady at 6c.
for both Sorts
BREApsruFs --Flour-rhe market was Hrmer and moro
active especially for Western brands. Common State
was comparatively quiet and prices less buoyant The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

CONVICTED on Observation-Disclosures X. DAVIS
engineer Of the steamer Ocean Spray ut the time she OK
ponod boiler, has been tried IN the Crtct states Cr'uh
tarch.er,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
PAIN CONTROLLED

h. n" PAIN CONTROLLED.
In al agoniznE diseases the frat object sxreaE pain
This Is done Immediately and without the peril attending 10
use CT chorcorm or opium, BY administering nwardy
applying outwardiy, or both Railways Really Relief
does not Supply corgest the brain throw the
state asphy Siss sinp ly annihlaes PAIN r
aon and duees eente allow the frat earnest returning
such truies wounds cortusons burma &C. invaIua-
be- But s grane6t results Witnessed diseaSoo
o. the stomach and bowee In remtet intermittent and
fevers u neuralgia rheumatism, tic doorcux general dsbni
weakness TO which the fesbe exclusively subject
II he armed who has Railways three remedies the
Relief Kegpisng rHs and Resovent He prepsrsi for
all sttucna and ether dscrders aud may traverse
world without consulting physician.
Radway remedies for sale BY druggs and sorekes-
everywhere RADWAY, 4 CO.,
Ia afpN Yorar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

"eA n seposssa 70 "ooO' EDDY q co.
x.uAosss ov raw
DmawAaz. GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI,
Oasc.sl drsv,rs. BY ,e,e,ravh.
UNAWARE 1orrss,rs
Tbe soers Commisssonsrs sppootsd by the Governor
6 sss ssd By he b. s a sseced the
acre ,ss ssy drawn fr roc he Wheel. VIZ "A''
ExrnA Class. No. 9s7 MAY s. 1859
20, 9, II, Is, 81, &c. IL, Co. u.s. 80, 81, Ii.
CLASS No 49, NAY g. 1879.
~, 10, ., ~, ~, IA, OF, i, o.
x,am.,,.... g. n. ,u,.. 4. -h,,
a., Ana ss re ssid numbers wore drawn mo oa N WHO'S
~. xssi our h. Ssosat g. RI % Thursday
ixWss nrikCAN
y AsSsy Issred Do z h.ps oe
'''A ''' ""''''
W. Nv A =
49, 49, a. 10 w. % To- g. a. a. o. ~ o. o.
GLASS NO. 966, EXTRA, MAT 6, I86a
81, IL, 65, l9, 63, CO, SO. II, AZ. IL, IT'S.
2ffneas It Augusta a. thia 1hursdav q,
l66e. &C. BARBER, co.ru,.so,sr.
wooo rnpv oo wilmington, Delaware.
ana Aagusas georgia
o. a. 1slls. h,xrh.n.e ana sp~<ss Broker, Iys
-. =.
TEE ykRY HAT FOR YOUNG MEN.
ATTENTION YOUNG Mas.
IHE PRINCE AIBERr HAT
eENiS' So7 broadway'
THE Prince AI.RERr HAT
FoR YOura mtN-aAvs' YOU SEEN IT,
GFNIN, so7 Broadway.
CT tn,rt has SreSssa IN numter o. families. wing to he
% q The 1'a ,ns met q Ssra
Of which N0x tss eopsed ali former Efforts aS
80 -
The Most Dressy and Els CANT Cops for Gem
tia. line al WHITES, 2i6 sroadwaa under BarAums Mu
SCUM
MADE (. ? order or ready made -. -.
Y.... w.. p---..-.,.- -,,, =. nv, Nat.
49, AoA..s .. 49, - uA.eo :, =. -
- -
HeIT1nS's I.atent Cnampicn Flre
And burglar PROOF saea Zol broaaway corner murray NY
o. .---.
Wheeler q WlhOn's sewing naehtnes,-Of-
----- ---------
Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Ne" 20 1gs i sroadway S Hew o YORK MUS
1e2 Futon street, Bro0.An:
MsssIs rENp0aD PA PARsEk Mow sis Wholesale
man me ss,ee. NEAR NASSAU = wa ~ ~ e'' W ~ D0eA
a., hu,ns~ I,Srs,,s, oanPnon siso VII
SrsS hair xsrrnnisS 20 weis street oprses BroS
e'-' -----------~
EOr s.-nnc Lsase' S SsD D anu niA.ures
Metyonotsn Ho,e swenJinc bro,en 10 rhr S,rsa, @
feet Oh second aoor steer III PseI,ns b,srs t,Ies
in oomplete order The wbos Will he sold or,her
eately For further particulars apply on the PREMISES
n.m.nn,s pn,n,s mad <o,o.s
arEMusN 20
Removed to l28 William street
1e.Ne.u I ueon aco JOIN s'ree's.
This celebrated tobacco for sale by MACY JGNKINs CT
Liberty street.
--------------
or ~, T,o- a,s = ~ ,s ,.s,. ,S, , .sas
veins sns ebouider braces for sefr
m;us made 10 order Eo yesev street Astor Honse M
---------- -. 800 S' " -
IIill,s Hair d. e. HO Csnts Rtnclx mr. Rrcxx-n -
nepo Nc Beay sireet also sold at 500 Broadway and
all oruggiss.
- Nm -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

The African received 81 900 In advance for tho service
Tho Spanish Consul in Hayu he'd notified General oonoha
who despatched war steamer 70 capscre them.
Nothing had been heard Of the ether fbuster yesses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Virginia Killz1lipick Smoking Tobacco..-
This celebrated tobacco for sale by MACY jenkins CT
stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings for
VEINS supporters shoulder braces defor
mites made 10 order 10. vesey street. Aston House. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06
NEWS BY THE QUAKER CRY

2
ARRIVAL OF THE FILIBUsrEe BRIG Arn,c,u Am
PORT Az PRrNCE-FAILURE TO LAND AT NurvAs
0RASDEs, IN CUBA SPANISH WAR VESSEL srNr
TO HAyTI IN ORDER 70 ARREST 1Hs INVADERS,
Nrw ORLEANS, May s, 1859.
by the Quaker Cty's mails we have intelligence from
Por an Prince to April Is. The brig African, from New
YORK, arrived there en- he 18th with thityiyc nlibus
ters ana ao guns AMI oshe munitions Of war having
ailed 70 land tn m at Nuevas Granacs, C0bs.
Inc attempt WIS mace on The IN ult bu e.: .o...-
we're swampe and the munitions IN them lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Kennedy's Medical Discovery II warranted
scofua eryspeas salt rheum scald head liberated
oea sale by all druggsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Enrs Hair d. e, 30 Cents, Black or Brown -
all orueriats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the world wholesale aud retail and the dye pri
vately applied. Aet0r House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Hair Dye, Black or Brown, ThIrty-scven
box Beet In the worldbree boxes for dollar
Instantaneous burning coiorng the skin bad smell
street. n, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Ladies, Your Promenade viii be Much Hot
ter enjoyed, well attractive you CAN
THRILLS artistic CATERS, shoes and boots s3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Jouvin's Kid Gloves and London SILK UNI
brelas jrs received by late steamerA LEARY CO., Nos
8. and Astor House. broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Barry's TrfcOpherous II the best and cheap
article dressing beautyl surlag preserv
ing restoring the hair Ladies try It. Sold By IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees,
best the world surpsssug all made. Sold and applied
n the mAnufAcsory 1SS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Geo. Sauni1eys' Metallic Tablet Razor StrOps
Thu ninite article be obtained of the sole manutc
turerS G. L. SAUNDERS, No. AAtor House, and Of the
various agents throuS hout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Messrs PENFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER. Wholesale
crug ss have removed from No Fletcher stree. 10 10 Beck
man tAfe kasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

.. 4. Balls, AixrAnAnge ana Specie Brcksr, 126
Greenwich street. seccnd door uortA 1T sctc Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

The proryecrs of this Justly celebrated preparation beg
offer the Maravila to the public npee hair restorer
they do rot feel their duty denounce ether
aoyelsed to produce similar results insult patience
and COCO sense Of the public by long wnded su
fee the Maravfa will bring back the when
rently entirely gone. and if used as directed
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CCRLS,
and rreserve TO the hair
ITS NATURAL COLOR,
though one live to the age of three and ten.
sold BY all respectable druggists and fancy goodG dealers
aud by the propretOrs
CRAKtEs ERNEST L CO., Perfumerr,
Price 70 cents. SO Maiden lane, he York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

Bear In Mind, now Moving Day IL Over,
7ha Il you want new clothing for serag.
You can be furnished with the latest nobby stt lea,
Made 10 order or ready made,
At pkCMGObD d PRUCH'S, 2lA Broadway,
At prices TO suit every purse
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Gurncy's Rev Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7O7 Broadway Photographs daglerreotypes, NINA
ma n oil. Y
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs belts body braces and Dr. dIOvERs lever truss,
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The Most Dressy aud Elegant Cops for Gem
uemen and boys bough here the specales In
that line M hl1ES, 26 Broadway, under Baraums Mu
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NoIsELEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NAV Styles At REu UOED PRICES.
496 Broadway New York.
162 Futon street, BROOKLYN.
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! GrsndJean's New Improvement Again on
the human Notwithstanding ultaton badness
gray hair, warranted 60 Twelfth street, Broadway