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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16
ObaturY.


DEATH OF MICHAEL HENRY, THE AUoTroNEga
Died, in this CITY, on the 18th inst, Michel Henry
gentleman well known to residents from bis intimate
connection With the merchants Of the passing generation
Tho deceased born in this city January g. 1884, Was Of
Husuenos descent, whose forefshess rigid Psotssans
em'grated from Franco To Ireland during the reign Of
Louis XIV to escape the religious prosecutions OF 1885
Tho family settled the North Of Ireland where his great
grendisner became Distinguished minister or the Cos
pei hs sons we're educated 10 the profession, aud
one o. them-G denry's grandfather-presnhed an
important occasion 10 numerous congregation within
few days Of bis DEATH at very advanced age in 1886
Mr. John Henry, tho father Of tho deceased emsrsted
70 tns country i2 He returned Ireland the
South Caroline but very after established himself ia
this city intermarrying lT75 10 the Old Rrevoor uy
In TIT he Joined the Revolutionary army and served as
commi.ary until the period Of its disoandment After
business with view developing direct Irish trade shp
Ping 70 tDat country LAX seed add tobacco receiving
cnapge linen, butter, beef pork &C. regarded those
days by the rev Workers q wonderful commercial co.
terrfise HIS con, Michael Henry, will be remembered
by our merchants "a shrewd and active business
Doring the war OF 1919 ho established foundry ia Seg
jersey Tor the purpose OF supply the govern with
cannon balls and other iron implements and In
lsuon ccnfumed very hsnosone fortune. After this
ne comm enCed The suction business NO Ito Wats-
street, and conducted very trade by the sale
a. public veodue, o. groceries, wines &c 10 trout OF the
famous Conne Coffee douse. In 1897 Mr. Henry opened
at NO lC0 Broadway The once celebrated New Yo.k Cal
lery FOR the gale OF paintings, works NJ art &c.
whence the connosseurs OF the enriched their Pse
and decorated their doroclis a. great srgaiuB" OF
iaie years Mr.. henry bad retired from active
tile life, and is deceased after long and trying H..
Dess eavjog beh nd him large family Of children ans
grandchildren to mourn his loss, we'll extensive
circle OF acquainsnces Who appreciated his business
ergy and bis manifold private virtues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

SPANISH JOURNALISM IN NEw YoRk.-We fiod
that We have very innocentIy stirred up some of
the olc political Spanish jouroas published In this
country, by noticing new Spsnish-Auerican
newspaper that has been started In this city anda
person who signs himsetf as agent for one Of them
has addressed us a communication On the sub
.ject. We are glad that something has occurred
to stir up these antiquated journalists, and we
hope it may push them out of the old fogy rou-
tine 10 which they have thus far trodden.
Their new competitor, El Noticioso. has q
bright, business look about it, and seems to be
on the right track. 1t is purely newspaper,
without any political color or partisan leanings,
with sharp lockout for the news and keen
attention to business. The best thing the old
fashioned journals can do is to wake up from
their Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, throw aside their
political craftsmanship, and make their sheets
good newspapers too. This will serve them
much better than writing communications to the
HERALD compliant because we notice young
and enterprislDg cotemporary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Markets.
BAuuMoRr, Angus, Is, 1859.
Flour dull ami lower; Howaro sweet 81 121s Wheat
,,pchanged Corn dull; white 70s q 74c. Provisions
E1rm: mess pork SIS %; bacon 9Ac. Whskey steady.
PHILADELPHIA August 10, 1859.
Flour duh. Woeat inactive, ami oeciaed &c.: sales at
81 rs 81 So Corp Sales eco busbels at nc 49,
for yellow Oats Advancing sales of now IT 34c $50,
ana olo at SIC. a8c. CoGeeSae at 1870. ii 10.
Sugar-Orieans exc. 7hc Provisions dull. Wns-
key &c.
CINCINNATI, August L., 1859
Flour heavy, a. - so a 81 10 for superfue Wheat
very Gull. Wh,sEsy firm at 22ho. Bacon fair dc.
mand shoulders, &c sides, exc. Mess PORK dull buy
-ers Offer Sl4 SO.
CHICAGO, August rs, 1859.
Flour quiet. Wheat active: soring advanced /, &C.
Corp-40 COO busLes at 6lc 62c. Oats Duet Receipts
TO day 200 bbs -four % 600 bushels wheat II 500
bushels Shpmepts800 obls. flour, IS 900 bushels
OswEGo, August 1872. n
Flour in moderate demand: sales TOO bbls, at - 50
from NlwsuRee club wheat, IS from red winter, aid
IS 50 from white do Grain Of ell kinds quiet Canal
ON corn 10 New York Lake imporu-b00 bbe flour,
II 800 bushels wheat Canal expors-5 900 bushels
wheat, IL 900 bushels corn.
Flour-Beme and interior demand fair market easier
sales 900 obs 81 nc "a SO for superdue Indiana,
q Is IS for Western, S6 rs IS 50 for double
5000 bu.he. at 81 Tor red 81 0s for white Corn drmsr
sales 200 bushels, Mt CSC for No Illinois, at CSC for
prime No co. Oats quiet. New barley nomins'iy at
Soc Rye s,esdy ea'es 100 bushels at sc Whiskey
bbs -four, $1,000 bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn,
1000 bushels rye. Canal exports--40o0 bbs. flour,
$4,000 bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn.
ALBANY, August l5--6 P. ".
flour very dull prices tend do wards Little doing
IN wheat: ssles 500 bushels Mediterranean at 81 TO-
Corn-Ssies In small lots Western mixed at $780,, aud
800 bushels round yellow at $50. Osts-Sales 900
bushels Canada at doc weight. Whiskey--Sales 200
bbls. 1t 25%o
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"INrMNAL ABUSES or CAprAL"--Dr. Edward II. Dixon
sends US communication with this caption pointing out
several atuses which he proposes correct a. oows
Only consider what a simple efficient and far cheaper
method would remedy oil these terrible consequences
and how much money tho capitalist might really by
adopting IT, The common French window of our fashion.
able drawpgrooms, opening each way nom the middle,
and hung With butt hinges like folding DOORS and extend
Ing from the cong to tho floor with bars half way from
roof TO the bottom floor, with wind jacket and pivot
10 turn It's open mouth 70 tho wind, would completely
affect ventilation by the force Of tho air entering into
3he warmer spartmsnt, would roll all the impure ey.
baIptors o tho body and the heavy carbonc ACID OK
baled nom the lungs out Of the windows All starwsys
houd open toe atrect the waler closets should be
gnyasiAbN built oa tho reef,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

FLORA TEMPLE AND PRlScsss tho two mile trot Ia hr
nss between Flora Temple and Princess is announced
cosn VI his afternoon sle every prspAr bean
made for fast time, great calculations are made on
result Flora and Princess both in moe. exce,en. con
diticn, and should nothing happen to the SPORT tho
beet time over made before-467-wi DO beaten several
seconds Fora much faster now than she ~asu sne
beat Hero IN The above time Process Ia The favos.s
for the coming race in the face OF Foras 2l OF Tuesday
last, Is fair to calculate that 4so will te beaten Az
there viii be large crowd 10 witness the rsoo. safety
will advice an early start.
UNION OoURs1, L. L-Trostng match for $500, mile
heats, 70 wagons.
a. woodruff named br. g Jim Dcnnely. ...1-I
Mr.. Lovets named .. 6. Prince ..,..,.....2-2
Time 2:57-2b1.
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bu'ed there, we may expect that at least three
fborths w,,, pay us flying visit Busners VITO
some, ard ,essure with others, will be st-pow-
erful Inducements 70 their doing so. The fall
trade this year is likely to be more than usually
acrive-tbe promising character Of the harvest
Add the now settled appearance Of things In
Europe holding out hopes Of marked improve
ment Ttep, the reopenipg Of Me Opera with
fresh stars, and the preparations making at the
otner theatres for brilliant autumn campaign,
will constitute additional motives for the pre-
sepce of an unusual flock of country visitcrs
Altogether, the chances Of the ensuing season
may be said to he better than those of any former
period. The city will be crowded with strangers,
an uDusual stimulus will be given to our local
trade, and there will be abundance of money in
circulation. The hotels especially VIII do
large business-a fortunate circumstance for the
new msmmoth establishment In Madison square,
which will have need Of all the patronage 1t can
command.
We congratulate our fellow citizens on these
Improved prospects They are but what we had
a right to expect after such a long interval of
Suggestion and suffering.
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Tho Burning Ut the Reform school MT West

WORCESTER, Mass', August 10, 1903.
The boy Credan, who was suspected OF burning the
State Reform School buildings at Westboro, made fall
disclosure OF the circumstances this afternoon to j. s.
Brown one rustees aud oils, to officer Newton OF
Wessboro who had him IN custody. seems that the
matter bal been contsm for come time, and young
Credan In pcated other boys IN the transaction Com
bustbe peleras mad been carried from tho chair chop
in the pockets Of Crdan aud placed in tue ventiaor
as to ready for nstch Was obtained from tn
packes Mr. Green good in the chair shop and
all things being ready tue Ere vas kndled In tho vent
la,or Saturday morning. about dvo O'Clock The name
of the other boys implicated suppressed until fur
investigation s by the Trustees into all The crcu
stspoes Young Cretan has been lodged jail for
eafo keeping,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
AM.irs In Washington.

T. NEW MINysT sR TO NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA
The UNITED STATES DO NOT ABANDON PRIvA-
TRxRlNa.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1869.
Professor Alexander Demitry, translator of the State
Department, appointed oday by the President Mu
Costa RIGA Nicaragua, and will leave here at
an early cay for Central America
The statement Of the London Herald that the United
States government officially not he'd this. of her Males
ty United States resolved abandon priva
teerpe "A q portion Of maritime law agreed upon
the Congress OF Paris 1885, entirely without tounda-
tou Tho admin ration strictly insists its retention
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Meeting Of the Health Commissioners


Tho Commissioners Of Health met yesterday at noon
the City Hail. all the members being present except Com
missioner Cornell aud tie Health O1cer.
The City Inspector submitted resolution providing for
the removal Of all pggeries between Foreth AND Eighty
sixth ptreets and Third and Sixth avenues which was
adopted.
the bill of Patrick Burns for s24s 90 for refreshments
furnished at police stations from July &C 70 August to
the men engaged in the hog campaign ordered to DO
pac.
Captain Schureldt Of tho steamer Quaker y appeared
and asked leave 70 discharge the cargo OF his
where she now lies at Ellis Island which granted, ~
rhc had no sickness on board
The captain Of the steamer Granada also from Havana,
asked leave TO up from Quarantine as the vessel had
10 sickness board Tho meter was referred TO the
Mayor and DR.. Gum with POWER
The Bord thcn adjourned till noon on Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

FESTIVAL AT JONES WooD-rhere ia highly entertain
ing and varied bill of amusement at Jones' Wood aunounc
ed in paper odsy On the 27tn, 2Sh Goth and Both
of August the largest opened In The United
states will be "ree" 10 visitors at twenty five cents ell
trance lee Louise Tournaire, Mile. Josephine, 7. Melt
vie Stevens and Others will appear with the Orrn fam
ly, the celebrated South American Acrobats" Co. &c.
There viii DO two performances each day and bal cham
ee every evening per,en need angush for want Of
fresh air and fun when all can 70 70 the "Wood"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

The Drugs Commonly Administered to
fever egue patients generally ruinous the
instead of eursye and stensbening yet the nosrnms Dc
ed by self cers old womea are got much better Some
Ia hesng art yet Beyond the Ordinary routine the
his de.derau ID oped by the dis inru.hed Dr.
j BOsTk1IEH, vhose biters take rank among the most
powerful medicines devised. I effects speedy snd
certs Eyen most settled of the disease yield to
e tonic properties of the bers Fer ese by druggists and
dealers generally every where Principal depot Is and ID
Park row, rev York.
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Later from Braz0s, &c.

Nsw ORLEANS, August Is, 1852
The steamers Arizona lndanols nave arrived mere
from Brazos. With $500 900 in specie.
Brownsville dates are TO- the 4tb instant. The yellow
fever vas prevailing there as an epidemic 10 Northern
Mexico troops were organizing.
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The Ludlow AssocIasions

PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1889.
The Ludlow Association, from New YORK. arrived hero
this evening. They received by dopo Hose CON-
pspy OF This city, and escorted through the principal
streets TIC steam engine they brought With them
attracts much aslepiiIp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Journeyrnen Rerbers Need their Sundays
HILL inuabie hair cutter No. Barclay street. CLOSES
arye. Hair dye so cens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

The Euvcka Shuttle Sewing Machines,
PRICE $50. WILL BE MORTGAGsO TO THOSE NOT
HAVING IRIS Fell AMOUNT by applying at the ONCE,
isY Rrosd way, corner of Broome street.
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The Fort Riley Ra,irosd,

81. LOUIS, August 10, 1859.
Leavenworth City voted to day to loan Tvs credit to the
amount Of o0e Thousand dosrs for building the
railroad TO Fort Riley. Sufficient subscriptions have
been guaranteed justify the immediate prosecution Of
che work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Meade RrOtheTs' Great American Photo.
graph and DsguerreoyDe Palace egabshcd lS Pictures
ell styles taken daily at 933 Broadway, the
House, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 3J9
Broadway 6<3 Broadway Beecker street Pho
toeyaphs, daguerreoypes and smbroypea
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Sewing Machines

Travellers, Try the Smithsonian Houss,
Broadway, of Houston street s conducted the
Aurope6n plan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

The Original Brooks, SO iopg celebrated for
manufacturing rood boots shoes and gers at 1888 Fulton
opposite Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Defiance Snlamandcr Safes-VVith Patent
vowdsr proof locks and bs Also fire and burglar
plsce, GorrpeTiy Nc. lSa Pearl strceD
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Rarry's Trfcophercrls - the Best and Cheap
aYncie for dressing heeurs cleaning curling
M sna restoring ne hair isdes y Il. Bold 81 al drag
s1s@
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The agate Cub.


NEW HAVEN, ANPust 10, 1901
The schooner Isabella haH arrived here with the Agate
Clue board ALI are we'll.
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Kennsdy's Medical Discovery Is Warranted
to cure scroa erysipelss sslheum scad head liberated
sore jess. For sale By all druggists
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Prince Imperial Champagne
DE vgNoaA 90. ErEsrAY, rEAE0n
cipsi hotels and b. the leading dealers throughout DE
COUNTRY. L. v. HAU0HWOUT, Sole Importer,
corner of Broadway and Broope Areot, New York.
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N aEN you AK FOR

W REN IoU AK FOR
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
See Mai you get The genuine, which has
LEA PERRINS
on The labels and boes AL other kinds WORTHLESS imK
ticns ard vlapoua compounds.
1hs uurivaed condimont sold AL ths world BY roi
spectacle dcalsrs In aauces
nEwAkk OF COUNrvsrEITs
wholesale agents for the United Statsa
JOHN DUNCAN SONS A05 IiroadWsy n. e
LEA 4 PERKINS, WoECSayEaSuIs:k SAUcG
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FsAHUz. ssOADBsNTs q co..

whe Drawings AZ sse sussex Cpunty and
Consolidated LOVER Of Dels zero
FsANUa. Bx0ADBsNTs CO..
MAHA0aak.
The L~dstue Of the ssass Delaware Il II To- ssea.
tAsos svee 70 France crosdben Co. err aee for
twspt yeee NE undevnteN. Con mssiopesv SSported
D. me Governor OF said state upe<tnseni 'he sing Of
bers drawn this day.
SUSSEX COUNTY GLASS No. II. AUGUST is, 1852
80, A. 40, 81, So. 60, IL, z, 80, "a, 80, g.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrzsv-CLAs No 10 Auovsr Is 1853.
rs, 60, So, So, IA, 4s, 70, %, "A, Is, SO, CT, So
Wines. cur hands NJ wnuiogton Ds this Day xooday,
August Is, 1850
!;S Sss Urn. Os...-.s..-.
FRANCB BROAbBsSes co.
Wilmington, ~.
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r.upturs Cured by Msrsh g. Co.'s Radical
sure truss They Askeep se elastic stockings for vsslcose
yeb supporters and shculdor bsaces Instruments for de-
nsvvN nrf
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Georges Hair Dye, the Best In the World,
&C. Wilson's hair coorer d. o6 Grand street and GIG Broad
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Herring'r Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murrs,
street. N. Y,
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Singers Sewing Machines
sEs superior for sli manufacturing purposes.
Are more desirable for al kinds Of family sewing
Ars capable OF doing greater variety Of worn.
Are perfectly simple and eayty kept In order.
are much cheaper bocauee they earn move money.
Are inst the machine for every family.
In. singer CO, 45e Broadway
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Advertisers and Business Men are affOrs7sd
an excellent their business before the psn
Nocoso de sueva YORK. Tbs second will be pub.
lebed on ednesday, and the first number OF the seai
Ahould be sent In early TO afford time Translation and
proper arrangement Of1ce "a Ann street.
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d0nOWay's Ointment II Coustorfeltod--
Ibe genuine Msicle 70 be found BY the wa-uart Hos
way New York and London, Whh ever sai o
book Of directions Mandatory. 70 Maiden hne YSf
Cr1stsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tsuress,
the hest IN the world wholesale retail ana tas ava ,u
vsteiy applied No Astor house.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines-.
New style. Price $50. Once ~ broadway.
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GrovSr 6 Bakcr'0 NolSeIcss
FAMILY 6EWIF0 MADHHUQ.
Tor our own family became fully as6ed tAs lssr
snd Sskers the best and accor tnSi purchssed f.
odioe Temporarily at sN Broad ~sy
Hul.ou H.~.k
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Markets..

BOSTON, August 10, IS5v.
Mr.. George W. Crockett, President OF tho Bang Of
North America, died in This city yesterday.
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VINE Family Herald.

THE PLYMOUTH spIRITU ALIsr coNvENrroN--THR
YACHTING CARNIvAL-NEwS FROM CALIFORNIA
NEWS FROM EURoPE--THE POPEs GOVERNMENT
HISTORY OF L0TTERIEs-TH3 ROTHsCgILDs-TEE
RECEPTION OF THE RICHMOND GRAYs-LoDAL
KEws--CoNDIrIOE OF THE MARKETS, ETC., ETC.
The FAMILY herald. It's regular OF (wed
pesdsy viii contain full report of the Proceedings OF the
spiritusl Convention, held at Plymouth MassCarious Mar
ratve Of Personal Experiences-A s,riuaA Marriage lie
csradon OF taents-Lous Napoleon Influenced by
spr Of his Uns.e-Washing,on lafayette going through
masonic Rehearsal, &C.. &C.
Among other matters will alec contain account OF the
Dorgs Of he Ysch Squadron at Newport The Details OF the
Les News from California; the Latest News from Europe
very interesting article on The Pope's Governmeut-His
Temporal States Church
Hbtory OF TIE Election Of the Popes-Curous Mode OF Eec
on ard Peculiar Ceremonies attending IT, TO- History OF
the Rise Progress sn Presext Position Lotteries Europe
and AmercaPesert Extent nf the Business n the United
States kumored Reureme of Rohschios from the FL
nancsl wor-BstorcAl Sketch Of their Progress
An account Of Inc Visit of the Richmond Grsys TO New
York they Received and how Ine iained during
their STAY Editorial Remarks Prominent Events All the
Local News Of New York and the adjoining cities Of
interest Theatrical Notices, Police Reports Coroners' In
quests and whatever may be interesting important
general reader.
Each weeks Issue Of the FAMILY contains report
Of the Condition Of the New Cattle Market with the
amount of Stock offered for SALE their Condition Prices
which they were Sold, &c. &c Report of The Prices Of an
kinds of Family Marketing at Warrington Market In New
yorA City; Commercial and Money Market Eepors Mar
rages and pcsns for TIE week. ard large amount of mis-
celsneous reading.
1rRNs-The FAMILY HERALD Ia published every Wsdnes-
day at Two Dollas Subscriptions the
Office corner OF Fulton and Nassau srees Single copies
tproc four of
vendors. Advertisements inserted st the usual rAte
Drawings or Wood. Eddy & Co.'S Lotteries.
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS No 40 AuGUsr Is. 1859.
81, rs, 8, AZ, -, 81, Is, 2, A. 80, II, 62, 80.
- DELAWARE CLASS No. 40, AUGUST 10 1889
IL, 49, 81, 10, A, %, Al, II, 20, az, 49, 0, 40 IS.
GEORGIA, CLASS No. 4S7, AUGUST u.s. 1889
Not received.
GEORGIA, GLASS NO. (e8, EXTRA, AUGUST IL, 1859.
Not received
WOOD, EDDY 4 90, Wilmington, Del
Geo. Ssuntiera' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop,
This ipimAble el:e may be obtained OF be snufao
turers SAuf DEnS, No. Asor House, and Of he
rtous agents throughout the city
Advertisers and Business Men are an0rtlsd
an excellent chance place their business before the spanish
american trtde In the new and popular Newspaper I'll
hocoso de speya York Ihs second numDer Will be pub
monthly double sheet Saturday next advertise uens
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Wheeler a. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Ole. a5 Broadway, New York
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Geo. SeunJera' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop,
This pimAble ercle may no obtained OF be snufao
turers sAufDEnS No. Asor House, and Of ihe
r1ous agents throughout the city.
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THE IMPURITY or CeoTos WATER.
I uh,sEny EnN

No pubis calamity could suh vide sprea1 oonser.
nation as an nc ,dent water For week has
irpuJehad curious decayed vege9oe tse ABOUT H.
As DO sickness traced 70 and may psss Ok
and wees - M ing "a ack Oh The usual oust
v Of the month the water 'to ro'ou river has ba
one low, and draining swsmps and marshe
low er than the queer decayed vegetsola
ae NJ apparent dynksr Croton. This
hsJmlessn ashe water convey iuo c
nnheahr sickness There remedy han
and Is always be- 0btsiae1 et tho notice ts
spoonful even tesspoonful OF tho Aromato schefan
Schpapps tumber OF water via counieract ef kcs
they times greater than what they are; ts
alter instead hNser every phyacssn
will tell his patients 20 qualify the with few dropa On
be and 1us render The wafer perfectly barnks
Tn hiss been tried and proved extensively water
notorfousy impure and almost purd caxtaio az
the year thh the efficacy Of wolfs Aromatic schnspps Ia
eases OF me ind certantv and not Morn
ly should De without bottle OF thia preventative medicina
whiie the Oroton water continues 70 be inpursl
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Are uhuly assured thai Farsuas California BRAN
dv juice Of the grape medi sed with iunasr Peru
visn berk, rhubsro &c fhose with
DisEhHusA DYSENIEkY COLO, CONsTlPA ALTON.
or Kindred amens cured strengthened and tvgsaed
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