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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
The Crops in wisconsin.

From the Madison Patriot, April %
During few days run In the country have taken
the coming crops, particularly OF wheat. The winter
wheat which month ago promised fairly as it
did that season. has, by recent exceedingly cold and
unfavorable weather. been almost entirely destroyed the
only exception berg email patches, protected all sides
by forests From what we have seen we should judge
that would not be sae 70 calculate upon more than one
fifth Of. the ueua crop OF winter wheat through the State,
and probably much less. This loss may IN some measure
be supplied by and corn, many Of the farmers
arc poughng up their wheat fields for that purpose but
the backward spring will prevent the planting OF
as nuch as would be under more favorable cir.
cumstances; ana tho loss 70 the farmers, in add
ZION TO the partial failure of last years crop, will fall
WIN crushing weight upon many who venured into
expenses and debts beyond their during the period
Oh prosperity immediately preceding the commercial aud
agrcuura iaiure and must be very considerable loss
10 TIE material wealth OF the State.
10 tnose VINO nave observed the signs of the easons in
tns tnere Is some encouragement in the fact thai
nyarapy heretoIore cold and unproptuous sprny has
been followed by warm, genial sumner which bss
atured in the greatest perfection those crops the
weather has permitted the farmers TO plant Tao corn
crop, with US, has never been an utter failure AMI
may be planted with reasonable prospect of sncccss
after the time for planting all other grain az ma asd
We have often wondered that a crop 80 Certain ne
corn, which yields 80 much more abundantly than
other grains and which uniformly bears better price in
proportion to the cost OF rasng than any other should
have been so much neglected IL has been heretofore
Last season, when wheat failed tho corn crop was un
usually abundant and the price Of the product to the
acre mas been double that Of the best crop wheat.
Botn corn and wheat now command good price in the
Market ann there Ia less OF the old crop band this
etate tnan al any time since began TO produce
will continue 10 improve in view of the ccnte "a ated
European war, which will not, probsbly In nry
event. be settled before the forthcoming crc ia suosed
Of Our advice TO the farmer is to plant corn abun.
dainty and not to attempt force whoa, GRO, scsns,
I'm rnpror eoason. pnd Nth all ,he r,e.g ,sst A.
w. yGAy .lss cisg - ins .s~ti.a.
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Coroners, Inauests Ye.terdny.

SUIcrDE-TRx RESULT OF WoMASs INCONSISTENCY.
schrmer called upon yesterday to hold inquest at
No. IS Reade street, upon the body Of German named
Johann Schmidt, who committed suicide by taking lauda
mum. The somewhat melancholy circumstances are as
folows-Schmidt had been deserted by his wife some
two months previously which preyed upon his mind to
such extent that he abandoned his BUSH ess and
sought 70 drown his grief in the wine cup STU the form
Of The loved ono haunted him day and night and
but little relef could be afforded him. few days
ago he learned that his wife leading the life prog
titu;e in Baxter street The shock completely prosa.ed
him. despair took possession of his SOUL nougt re-
NAMED but death To and relieve him of his misery.
Intent committing suicide he purchased half ounce
of lxudanum al drug store in the immediate neghbor
hood and after writing letter explanatory OF his conduct
he partcok Of the poison, and in few hours afterwards
his spri. winged its flight TO another world The letter in
question found in Bible and directed to Of his
friends. He attributed all his misfortuues to the ncon
sancy Of his wife, and declared that he could not live and
know that she inmate of house OF ll-fame. To
be deserted by her who had swotn to love, honor and
obey him, was a sad blow, but 10 know that she
associated with the lowest of ner in of pros
tuition, drove him to madness. There was alternative
in his opinion but to commit suicide kill his wife he
adopted the former course and ended his career as al
ready narrated.
FATAL FAII.-Michael Goodwin, laborer, died at the
New York Hospital yesterday from the effects Of in
juries accidentally received by falling from ladder
erected at the building No 1e6 Spring street Deceased
ascending with bod Of mortar his back, he
missed bis footing and fell TO the sidewalk beneath dis
lance Of thirty feet receiving such injuries
as bis death Coroner Schrmer held al inquest
upon the body Of deceased
BURNED TO DEArH.-Coroncr Schirmer held an inquest
esday upon the body Of child two years old
named Mary BurcbaI. whose parents reside at No 10
Cherry street, who died from the effects of burns The
child, it appear while alone in room got some Matches
and while playing with them set fire to her clothes and
was fatally burned before the flames could be exln-
gushed. The jury rendered verdict OF "death from
burns accidentally received"
FATAL VEHICLE CAsuArY.-Au inquest was also held
yesterday upon the body of man named William RAN
DALI porter at the St. Nicholas Hotel, who was acct
deniay killed on Tuesday night by being thro III from
one Of the coaches Of that establishment Verdict Gao
cidan daa
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SCrxxMx CouRr-Circuit. l.--Oyer and Teru,aer
1884, 1884, 1854 i4os i4i4 isi, i444 i4ss iSst 1855
1ao6 4oc lf94, 1906, 1905 1856, $40 1885, 1885, 1876
SupsRiok CouKr.-Old room.-part Mos. 1as. Ios
800, 3b, e42 1856 AIS 422 4So. 49, 44o 4a2 4as 49,
362, 800, 400. Part lin Supreme Court room l6 third
ss7' 404, 4sS 40s, 4S7' SOL 5c 6cs Soa sSS sos 81
COMMON PIEAs-Psrt 1--Nos ls4s, 24s 500, e27, 1855,
so7, s4 TIA, S'3, 24 10, 49, 267 1871, 666, $685. 9s7
The Latest Drawings or lhc LcxaIiEcd o.
cries, as reported to WOOD, EDDY CO..
MANAGERS or THE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MIS- SOURI,
STATE LOTTERIES
Official drawings, by telegraph
DELAWARE LorrEgiEs.
e he @
r authorized by the having this day aonded the
ooSS hs
were his day drawn from the Wheel VIZ
EXTRA CLASS. No 9ss. MAY l. La,
~. A. rs, IS, "a, IS, A. 10. SO, So, II, IS, 50.
CLASS No. sss, MAY L. 1852
%, A, Z, so, IS, IA, A, 81, 40, 8, IT, 50, 0, 3d.
And ha. the said numbers drawn which
GU HS7ssRb hi. "Wednesday
JHMss DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The subecribe Commissioners appointed % superntene
the drawing Of the Academy Lottery do hesby certify
that the following the numbers which ss drawn
from The wheel, VIZ
CLASS No. 26s, NAY 4, 1859.
81, II, IS, co, 3, SO, Is, 20, H. ~, A. 49, 81 6S
CLASS No. 2s4. ExrRA MAY 4. 1889
rs, s, 81, 62, 4e, IA, l, II, 70, 81, II, 49, 70.
And that the said numbers drawn In the order In which
they stand above.
iineas hands Augusta. Ca this wednesday, May
T. 1862 E f. b SAssEH' Commissioners
WOOD. sDoYa CO.. % pa .ss,, ps sissrs
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NEW YORK CATTLE, MARKET.
WEDNESDAY MAY l. 1859
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The demand for beef cattle of every description was
active to day at all the yards aud holders succeeded
in recovering the decline conceded last week. though
there was no Improvement in the average quality. The
receipts much lighter though which accounts for
the advanced preensions Of brokers. The offerings
taken average, were only fairsh but there were
sprbklngs Of very fine steers in the yards some of
which stillfed. The demand for them was equally
active for the substantial grass fed steers from
Ohio, Illinois and the other Western States which con-
tbuted to the supply at the Washington drove yard
also at the other city yards ard at Bergen HILL at which
place the Gales Monday reached about 200 head at
prices within our range Of prices annexed The LOGS
which SPECTATORS experienced last week seemed to I'M
part fresh energy to them this weekfor the bulk OF the
offerings were in their hsnds-and they were jubi.
their good fortune, having obtained high prices
during the three days and cleared the pens at good
round profit which fully compensated for the loss they
sustained during the previous week. There prevailed
good inquiry during the early hours, which continued
throughout the entire day, holders being fun as firm at
the cloee any other time. Prices ranged from &C. 10
&c., with few sales at higher rates, aud the average
was about 104c. There but few e as low as
&C. and those only for inferior At Browning there wa,
good demand and the sales at prices fully as hgh
ss those obtained at the Forty fourth street yard At
Cbambern's there but few held offered and
they commanded full prices. O'Brien only Offered Is
head which taken at &C. 10 &c The total receipts
al ali the yaros the week aud last week were as fol-
lows
Washington yard. Brocnines Cnamberlin's. OBriens.
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JoNss-IurtY.T Washington on Monday, April %, by
the Rev W. tuter Mr. LgU,s L. JONES 10 Miss CECILIA T.
TUIBY, both OF New York.
Tr-iAuNToa AT Mack Q. the residence OF the
brides guardiep, Mr.. Theodore Giuneniha by he Rev.
Dr. Loru, TaADDHus L. NOR OF New York. TO EMILY j..
daughter OF the aye Joseph Taunton
California papers please copy.
REEp-MrkDAroH.A rrlpity church, Portsmouth, Va.
on THURSDAY. April 20, By tho Rev. J WingGed, Mr..
WASHINGTON fEED TO Hiss OcrAyIA MURDAUcH
wAlicr--AcDoAAlp-On Wednesday, Nay 4, By tee
Rev Sr sckenntyi JoHN wIiIcx. OF New York, 70 Mus
JANE NcDosA,D, of Brooklyn.
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the latter rate only for prime mich for private
family Tie otaa receipts at al the yards for ths
week nd last week were as follows
Warrington Yard Browr'ng.s. Caanberlin' 0Brien,s,
THIS week ......A 90 Al 81
Last week .....24 "a 81 %
VEAL CALVES.
The demand continues oder ate aud the receipts heavy
Prices though Tending down ward have not met with
decided decne-saes having been AT our last Wednes
cays quotations. The average quality rs pretty poor
which goes far ards causing the prevailing heayness
Prime vesis are in request than the poorer qualities
ana prices are frner There very few sales o.
very extra fat veals which brought tribe above our
nfeft quosa,on but such sales of very oc
currence we do change figures The total receipts
a. all the yards for the week and last week fol-
lcws;-
~, Warrington yard Sre,mings Csambe,iins o Bicn's.
Last week.. 73e "a G. li5
SHEEP AND LAMBS,
mere prevailed moderately active demand for good
ssn..p, "plcn were somowhat scerce and prices
iuy az high az asst week. Tho poorer kinds in pen
ua supply and prices without material change The
rspge OF prices was from 50 So "a Sc 50, with only
moderate number az the latter rate, but with sales
OF extra fat sheep at SO SO ST. The total receipts III all
tee arcs Tor tho week and last week follows:
Wc;h'ngon yard. Bro,onin9s Chamt's O'Briens
I his week. $50 1852 LISA 439
Last week.. 4el T52 1907 5.8
The receipts during the wcek have been heavy but
prices have NOT varied materially from our last weeks
quotations There 600 head on sale and the
tacs were at tsc. for the best and 5.c &c. for
inferior descriptions.
RECAPITULATION.
Tie total receipts OF all stock all the yards for the
week, last week aud since LIST Of January we're fol-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, May TT r n.
AsnEs-smal GALES were made, including pots and
pesris at 5Ao.
BaEADnuFFs -IIour-The market closed With i'm
proved demand while prices in advanced from
&C l0c The sales embraced about loco bbs, Closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.
This inimable article may be obtained of the nanusc
turers, q. 4. H. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House,
yATioua agents hOut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

For Salc--Thc Lease, Stock and Fixtures
OF keefes extensive restaurant 694 Broadway adjoining
Metropolitan Hotel extending through 10 Crosby street.
eet Also second floor fifteen Of Pheans billiard tables
complete order The whole will be sold together
rately For further partcna-s apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Jouvin's Kid Gloves and London SILK UNI
hrsas Just received by late steamers L&ARy CO., Nos
:. and 5 Astor House Broadway.
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Total receipts (ircuding receipts at Bergen Hl) since
Jprusry were 81 sos beeves $500 cows, l2252 veals
and 90 o5l sheep and larnbs.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings belts body braces and Dr. GLOVERS lever !rusa
o4 street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7W Broadway Photographs daEuerreoypes mnia
urea In Oil, and iyorytypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Grnndjenn's New Improvement Again OFT
human hairIrterasi1g consuaton prevens badness
gray hair warranted 80 Twelfth street. corner Broadway
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WEDNESDAY,, Nav

WEDNESDAY, May 4-B r N.
Tho Custom House tables Of the trade Of the port for
the month Of April last closed to day The COM
mercsl movement of The month compares follows with
thnt of AprI 1865
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Removal.

Messrs PENFoLD, PARKER l. MOWER, wholesale
druggists removed from No. Fletcher street TO 10 Beck
street Nassau.
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q. A. HiIss, Exchange and Specie Broker, 176
Greenwich street. second door north OF Pacific Hotel
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Jouvm's kid Gloves-Just Received, Our
sprins importation.
MooDY's shirt emporium, 262 Broadway
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TIE FUNERAL BISHOP DoANE--THE NEw York REPORT
KRs-we have received ncte from Burlington, N. j., IN
regard the treatment New York reporter received at
the funeral of the late Bishop Doanc appears that
Of these interchangeable chaps made himself very ridiculous
md obnoxious, and exhibiting none of the gentomany
traits that should always characterize the conduct OF
porters at home and abroad. We do not know the
OF the individual alluded to, but from what have
heard and from tho Instincts of the two he s probably
assache of the Erpress We do not see how he could
belong any other establishment. People living in the
rural districts will have TO discriminate when reporters
for the the city wspapsr press visit them Our re-
porter behaved in gentlemanly manner, and well
treated by the cergy and laty present that occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Total Eclipse of the Old Styles has follow
ed the int oduct OF HTES exquisite novelties In
and eenemens ~ ZIG Broadway uoder Bsrnums Nh
eeuIn.
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20 Cent Ambsotype Lilxenesses, with Case.
Esmiy groups and chdrens seneses beautifully
KlMBALL COOPER 347Broadway
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
Few style, price $50. Office AT Broadway.
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Glass Shades OF nn Sizes for Covering
clocks flowers &c &C. &c. constantly hand and 10
order. Depot 1856 William street. corner OF Ann.
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Grover s, Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW Styles AT REDUCED PRICES.
4q5 i,rosdway, New York
1862 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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The Academy reOpened last night for tho soireeJ
dadieur Of Milo. Pccoorin wh) will shortly depart
for Europe 10 resume her which was interrupted
by her very brill ant American engagement The per-
fomances commenced last night under the direction OF
Mr. Srakosoh all Of whose artists are favortes
with the metropolitan public. so the season begun
under very favorable auspices and from the indications
Of last night II will be exceedingly profitable to the
manager as well az agreeable 10 the public.
That Mile. piccolomin still retains her hold upon the
public heart was proven by liberal way in which the
public rather strong appeal to its pocket The
price Of places was some higher than usualthough
not higher than for Pccooans rst appearances here
but stl the Academy thronged at early hour with
an audience at popular, fashionable and critical
And this crowned house came not much to hear the
SsTravsta," which has been somewhat by frequent
repetition as 10 see the fascinating prim1 DONNA is
70 the public what The magnet TO the Steel She looked
charmiDgy; evidently the provincial air agrees With
her. There was more than the usual witchery In her
and roguishneBB In her smile. She placed herself
the best of terms with the audience (Which gave her
cordial greeting) and gave Voles all the spirit and
meaning OF the composer. So well known is Nile. Pcco
lomin IN this role that criticism this day would not
after the Of news and We SHALL therefore, do no
more than to rearm all the good things that have been
said of her before Her singing Of the "Brnds and Cava
and the Gran Dio in the last, enthusiastically ap
tain.
Brignol the Alfredo of the evening, was warmly re.
ceived, but wa6 hardly In good voice usual Amo
dos noble voice heard 10 the finest advantage Ia
Germon- role In which he has rival this side the
Atlantic The orchestra conducted by Mazo, was superb,
and the performance altogether an admirable one.
On Friday PiccolOmin will sing in the "Eisr d'Amore,"
In which she most excellent; and ON Saturday ndne)
In "Lucis d Lammermoor' and "LA Serva Padrona."
The ladies who crowded the Academy at the former Pic
colomin matnees will be to get up repetition OF
the f1rUe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Virginia KiiIlckinIck Smoking Tobacco
Thh celebrated tobacco Cor sale by MACY JENKINS, CT
Liberty street.
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Irish Line-The SteamsIiip Circassian Will
sail day for galway St. Johns N Price OF passage
only $o including cooked provsiors served en- tables and
American Express Company 81 Hudson street. OF Jay
The Creasan has just completed voyage 70 ireland and
back in month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Everybody should Obtain chronological
of FOWLER WELLS. 305 Broadway, TO learn
their talents, defects and proper occupation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or Brown.
repot No Barclay street Also sold at 3s9 Broadway and
by all Druggiets.
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Whites HOrsehair Hut, for Summer Wear,
something entirely will be introduced this day. at ZIG
Broadway, under Barnums Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

lear In Mind, now Moving Day Is Over,
Thai if you want new clothing for spring
You can be furnished with the latest nobby sy les
Made to order ready made
AT DRUMGOLD P8UCH'S, 2i4 Broadway,
Il prices 70 suit every
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Kennedy''s Medical Discovery Is warranted
70 cure scrofus eryspas salt rheu scad head liberated
sore legs For sale by all druggigss.
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The receipts continue moderately heavy and ths arkei
for most KINDS duh at former quotations We noticed
several very hne miaA co salexblch said to
ave upwards @! tEcuty quarts q ru'N pee fsy-yAol
N6.e -i~ :. IL t.i-vs. H.. - -. s2.4 g
them. rs..es Ianse Acc SIC SO so es - q:s.y,
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r You Want a Fashionable Hat for SO,
worth a, 60 to SCOTT Il BACKMAN 143 Fulton street
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings varcose
veins supporters shoulder braces
mites made order NO vesey street, Assor House. n Y
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French Soft Hats, just received.
g. ). PAsDFSSUs, agent fer the manufacturer,
81. Coupin, Aix), I56 william, street, ner OF Ann,
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Irish Line.-The Steamship Circassian will
sail to day for hallway St. Johns N r. Price OF passage
only $50 Including cooked provous served tables and
Express Company Hudson street. Of jay
The Circassan has just completed voyage 70 Ireland and
back in month.
"A Total Eclipse of the Old Styles has follow
ed the int oducton Of walTEs exquisite novelties in boys
scum.
Nr You Want a Fashionable Hat for SO,
worth g. 60 to SCOTT BAcKMAN. l4a Fulton street
French Soft Hats, just received.
q. Coupin, Aho, IoG William siree, cor ner of Ann.
Perfectly Happy.-A Man who Feels that
coat he rSSs s e
s
is on The corner Of Broadway and Fulton street, then he
Whites Horsehair Hut, for Summer Wear
something entirely will be introduced this day. a. 2l6
broadway under Barnum's Museum.
Gear In Mind, now Moving Day As Over,
You Iss Be ySa n nsS S .'es ScsSy
DRuSS COLI q s issSs s ga Broadway
st prices to suit every purse
JouvIn's kid Gloves-Just Received, Our
MooDY's shirt emporium, 2o2 Broadway.
81 ana6 Astor House Broadway.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs belts body braces and Dr. GLovERs new lever usa
no. Ann street
Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
sns sasa mos Ss o &.
various agents throughout the city
Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7W Broadway Photographs daEuerrsoypes, m.na
urea In oil, and yorytypes.
20 Cent Ambsotype Likenesses, with Case.
Family groups chidrens beautifully taken by
KlMBALL & COT PER, 347.Br0ad way.
Everybody should Obtain n PhrenOIOglcaI
examination of FOWLER WELLS 3OS Broadway 10 learn
their talents, defects and proper occupation.
Kerring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway Mnrrays NY
The Best Spring Bed In observation-disclosures
elliptic, at FROM ST. S. at 1878 Broadway Call and See
Great Bargains In Carpets.-SpleDdid Eng
l.sh and American tspestry Brussels "a and Ss mpe
Ts ply So Guperfne ngrstn 90 splendid ngrains
viadow shades I2s I4s at LANNON'S famous store 374
Ruoson street. near King.
Grover s, Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES At REDUCED PRICES.
!as nrosdway. New York.
1872 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Messrs. PENFcLD, PARKER 4 MOWER. Wholesale
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100000 Boxes "Costnr's' Rat, Roach, &c.,
600 electric powder for moths and
insects needed ust Beware Of spurious limitations Depo.
remov ed TO 40 broadway, New York.
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Great bargains In Carpets.-splendld Eng
rial three ply So auperfne ngrsin Sc splendid ngrans
brclh colors Cd TO oco.hs q Cd 3s 3s 6d gold
window shades, IFS l4s at LANDONS famous store 34
HUDSON street, near King
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

IEoilowny's Fills and Ointment are the
mothers true friends Measles very fatal to children I'm
properly managed be controlled by these excellent In
ters and external remede Sold by every respectable drug
gst in the world.
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Perfectly Happy.-A Man who Feels that
he perfectly dressed ought to be perfectly Happy If his
coat vest pants boots Of the latest mode he
oneratuaie himself but If that crowning glory hat not
correct and fashionable by KNOX whose store
the of Broadway and Fulton street, he
miserable, ought to be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Bar7y's TItcopherOus In the best and cheap
Get erce for dressing besuyng cleaning curling preserv-
ing and restoring the hair. Ladies' try IT, Sold BY all drug