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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
TAPPErN'S
ONE PRICE
Mammoth Clothing House
No. 10, Randolph ST.,
Culrllo ILLINOIS,


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Is bv Ear the most extensive and the cheapest
place in Chicago to buy good clothing. as well as
the only one price establishment in town dealing in
first class goods of every grade, for mems wear.
During the FIVE years the house has been estab-
lishcd, il has built up trade more than four times
a. large as chat of amy otherin town, which fact at
foris guarantee that our goods are OF superior
quality and our prices lower and that our system OF
ONE PRICE WITHOUT DEVIATION
has won and retained the confidence OF every man
who has given it u fair trial.
The loresf cash price Is markcd on the goods in
pain figures. And fearing no competition, Gus,
toners arc particularly requested TO
q Eramine and price erery other stock in torn first
Bat 10 hold on 10 their noney until they risif IN
TAPPEN'S.
GClothing made to measure and orders solici
ted. [aug 4--29yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

To THE LADrEs.-llrs. DUNHAN has just
received some very neat and tasty goods
in her line. See card, and give her q call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

MARRIED On THURSDAY, 2oth ult-, by Rev.
o.. p. Hsnna, Me-. AsA.P sIurrEs and Mis-
Many A Hoan, all Of this county. .sr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

PREsByrERIAS- SocIABLE-Will-b be held
this evening at the residence Of r. HEwIrr,
Esq. Go all ye who ought to. 'l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

w al SI0 w ~ ~ ~ ~
HNHE PROPRlETORS Of this institution take
this method of informing the Citizens OF
Marshall County that they will have on hand by the
next Tree Planting Season full assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
of all kinds and Of the best quality Our apple
trees have been grated from bearing trees, on which
account they will bear much sooner than trees graf.
cd from Nursery Scions, and this fact also enables
us to know with certainty what Varieties we have
Our Nursery being situated within few rods of the
Railroad Depot We will be able to deliver trees at
any Station in Marshall County within few hours
after they are taken out of the ground. We rar-
rant every tree and shrub that We sell to be alive
and in good condition.
II. b. Pcrshing, at Plymouth, and ]. O. Parks, at
Bourbon are authorized to take orders for us, and
we will be Oh hand when the Season comes TO fill
all orders, trust. to the entire satisfaction OF all
who may favor With them.
BRONSON & FRASER, Projectors.
Warsaw, Ind. Aug Is, lc59-4lm3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
Resolutions Passed
OVER THE ro~ -
COVER N0R'S VETO!

WHEREAS, Haring on hand a very large as
sertmcnt of FRESH GROCERIES, that mat
M SOLD, and, having recently made arrangements
to purchase any quantity in Cincinnati, New York,
New Orleans, and other markets. on better terms
than We have ever been able 10 do before
Therefore, Rsssired,
| X T-1fiat we can sell more SUGAR
-ff for One Dollar than any other estab-
hshmcnt in town.
SECOND-1hat we can sell moro COFFEE
for One Dollar than any other estab-
liShment i'm town.
IL X D-That We can sell more T y A
for One Dollar than any other estab
lshmcnt In town.
FOU RTH-That sell more RICE
for One Dollar Than aRt other es-
adjustment in town. 49, -,'r
L | L H-That sell more TOBACCO
for Que Dollar than sny other e.
adjustment ina town -
: l. I H--1hat VIC can sell more O u
for One Dollar than any other e.
adjustment in town.
SEvENTH-That we can sell more WHITE LEAD
for One Dollar than any other es-
-. q. Enlistment i'm town. '
ZIG II L H--That we sell many other syticles
too tedious 10 menton cheaper than
any other establishment in sawn.
n " T H-That we Can pay more for all kinds
81 .s.- OF COUNTRY PRODUCE than
any other establishment in town.
T1 HOOP POLES included.
T IN I H-That we invite every psrson in
Marshall County TO call and exauins
our GOODS and PRIZES
1 before purchasing elsewhere.
All Of which is respectfully submitted 10 the
community at large. =
WOODWARD ( RlxS0l.
Plymouth, Ind. August IL. ls59-40m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

DIED-In North Township, ON Sunday. the 2i
inst. Eva AIrAsErrA. infant daughter Of William
and Ann Eliza McBroom. aged 2 months and 8 dsys.
Children, ike the early flower,
Often droop and loose their bloom
Pass awav in ciildhood's hour
To tie c III and silent tomb
Bpiies laid beneath che sod
Spirits gone away TO God: .....f n. /,
on along the busy streets, - 4
Sad aud fearful mourncss 20,
Mothers for their children seer,
Weep that death has laid them low; " ls
Nipp'd the buds before their bloom,
p Hid them in the silent tomb.
Anse--Ia dis place, Oh he asth Of September,
1853. Coss BELLE, daughter Of Mark and s. La
vsnsia Cummings, aged months. 80 sa4
iA,sol-Ia dis place, on Trcsdsy, the 4sh inst,
H...r Essaa. son Of Henry G: and Mary E. Thayer.
aged tso years and thsre usonths i = iIl 81 4
The little prattier's voice Is husacd, the patient
bahe has ceased 10 suffer- Death has irsusplanfed
our Iiste pets frea this sphere fmutatioh and now
they are, as they ever shall remain, eherubs in
heaven. We mourn for them. 20 human nuture
must their many winning ways and artless charms
had bound our hearts to theirs with sken cords of
love, stronger than bands Of steel No more shall
their once bright eyes beam with love ON those BY
waon they vsre beloved; these little buds Of such
fair promise will bloom in heaven, and God will
gnard veil his, treasurer How beautihil docs
beaver seem When re realize that s.of sr-cH is she
kingdon.2 Then why do We mount Our liplc
ones h~rs es1ned % much. The sun sheds its IN
cared fo< rays upon our gloPnx @Ue>ss becaasc u
Is Is4 n nntpr. When we he The extenssf
our los, when We come 70 81. o. > surety, that
hey in nefef more gladden. our eyes, and We es1
nexsr again p<ess then 70 sur fond hearts and feel
the resp>asss ssrsss - dsttshsar Ne world Of ar
fsctiQp Hged ifOx ihoss nov silent lips, NOT Gee
the s3.d glance - recognition and lsve.--we ~cep
bsessss o. heastssse 10 81 sdsnsn<, -bteaese i
len ls~ Of nzture.io l dsassii as7 81 lad Esamli
The bereaved nothsrs are pisters and betl their
babes hw< gone "a h<aS<n within one shos< week.
How frzught With grief s shis ilr,c period. Rev
rrrsdee th'siiFF sopov Al ~ p tighten heis .'4.
fionsIsiS All 30 's1fJ1oa lel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

-. =. = - sr5ldJJI4
Soties Il hseHty given <lsat there will
be Ao1Dos Wshee' PsbssetioE fIook3n
Ladder Company. No 1.ss.M PIyMsuth.
IN - Ihur&l 3, 01ober IS 1853. &
hsR - txalxs seloek p !. M NJ Tor III
PurPoae Of preparing for Pnrasls -. g
o'cIe<k - HI dsy. st the Fair Grounds.
BY order Of the Forensad. on't 's+'o1 a
uS,,A- IRAxCIS. Foesnsss =
wa kEs0Aa.rs eccy saB g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

We have nor space to cnumcratc articles, every
department is complete in itself.
We submit the following list Of prices on few
articles All other Goods will be sold equally low.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

'seld in Plsmouth.by Rershiak .ss,Ch-. and,RfY
LeipqN1H0a ~ ~ .sosf0 ia37yf Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

CuPERIoR coURr-NEw yoRK-JosEPH BURNEr
Ct a. Va Kdwsrd Phsicn ct al-Infrngsmest q Trade
upon & & s e. pn ss,
1876 compounded from cocoenui and other nsredieas
ss ~: -: e ssg
!. .nd 3 p sss 3 sSsnc D.S
De asis sSSs . and ,ss = as sy
nsms 9. sne = trade mark pubc and ss
would pssay Ap TSs p
~. article az, "a
he s e. sss :
Each S g. y
upon the follow Ing label Here follows LABEL Of ~
=! ss
Sss: s:Fy o.
@ to Dc ss p:s The ss nail. s: I'd a =.
nas .r .. Be srs Ssards and that an .
Contend that the PLAINTIFF compound Imposition;
perry PANE cocosne and hat @cocne L NO. b
same but different name and not calculated 70 msleAd The
Sane aS
Court VIII no. CONSIDER II he ps
70 an p,opery or exclusive right IN Ills name worl
there no ground for this action And the defendants have
% or Dse different that s
plsnts then The defendants not sbls By Dc
10 forge counterfeit cause pressure
ossa OF o ssn
usually sxed by manufacturer on or Tie
to or aed he Or
Par hp u ssc I Tsus oas M
declared n strongest terms its reprobaon of all
any statutes upon The subject was settled a. that
nas dr smba s priority IF r. Of
acquires propsrsy therein .: trade marx. for Is
The x
law Is g long ago ss The case Of Southern W.
Rsn.s isI upon The ssS IS. before y
s aa @ % us e %
y sef
hat word or name his trade mark The CocoaiDe"
% s
under he DESIGNATION Of pSaon sons Was %
conrysnce calcula ed ilead the bulk of the unwsry
pnss have no dsa sss %
&c e.
Phalou Coone" would have under that
hs letter and when Intentionally this csse casey
M IN o. % euSs e
that The article OF whose trade mark Is initiated ana
@ FsSd
S' s.. :, ass1y ssa & e
prise aud when be has appsopriased his t.4s MARI
,hs long published world . 81 sdopsss
year. advertised bis MIXTURE IN nearly every newspaper I'M
trade mark The ds end V.
home bis he concuson
ressfbe that he of their publication ha
adopted C0o0ne" close imitation Of Cocoaneo and for
the purpose OF devf profit from the simulated marx
No one appropriate word In trade
mark and restrain others from using that word Burnese
cannot acquire property IN the words brandy
or in other word known to the language
use designate things the qualities Of things But tho
appropriated by the paintihs not Of that
hardship for the defendant be restrained from -
trade mark he adopt another designation
there no necessity whatever for this close imitation Tia
plaintiffs .,rk and he descendants have
PLAINTIFF toll To this be has right There are some fea
govern are well settled citing number Of Engish and
American cases) The plaintiff entitled 10 Judgment and
Mr. John Sherwood PLAINTIFF oarvin and Dodge for u
PENDANTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15
Brooklyn City News.

THE SIXTH WARD SHUTTING AFrhAH.
James Murray, who was shot by Captain Francois Ne
10 Barrier Sunday night last died at the City Hospital
at three O'Clock yesterday morning from the elects or the
wound inflicted. post mortem examination reveaied
inc ct that the ball entered about three inches ABOVE ne
et nipple and passing through the body lodged in the
spne from which II was extracted. From the statements
mace relation 70 the affair, II appears that Captain Dc
"a barrier accompanied by two friends, named A. L Ho
senler ana hooon, were passing Kelscy's alley
In columbia street, about twelve O'Clock at night They
were on their way to the ship Foere lying nj the foot
Congress street, and having previously been attacked in
the same neighborhood the Captain provided himself
with pistol for protection As they were walking peace
ably, some ono struck Captain DO Ia Barrier with =
stonc upon which he turned round and red nj the nre
most The Captain and friends then ran towards their
vessel followed by the gang, and thcmscves
An officer having heard the report Of MIS-
tol, went board and took them into CUSTODY
De Ia Barrier stated to the officer that he had ahot
tho Murray, the deceased, who resided ut No 4
Washington street. New York, had come to Brooklyn for
the purpose Of trading dogs. Yesterday Mr. Hamilton
Kent Deputy Coroner empaneed the following jury 10
investigate the circumstances W. Walsh, James G..
Rhodes, VIM. Brown, Henry Baipbrdge, VIM Clarendon,
James Bailey, N. Mills, Jr., John Swcll, George G..
Thompson, Jacob Day. The inquest will be commenced
in the City Hall at three O'Clock The friends OF Capt
he la Barrier released bail TO appear as wit
nessts.
KINGS COUNTY GRSERAL TERM CALENDAR, Dec. Is -
Nos 29y 81 49, 80, 49, IS, 49, 4s, 80, So 81, so, So
"a, So, So, 81, SO, 81, 62k 81, %, 81.
BROOKLYN CRY CouRr-Nos o, 6, Z, s, 10, II, 10, 16
II, 10, 81 %, "a, 20, q, %, "a 30, 81, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

FnE1E BEHIND TIKI SoENEs-RErIRENENr OF Mr. BOuRI.
CArLr FROM THE WINTER GARDEy.-The audience at the
Winter Garden last night, when Mr. Bourccaults pay,
The Ocoroon," to be performed for the seventh
time were somewhat surprised by the announcement
made in front Of the curtain by Mr.. A. H. Davenport to
the effect that owing to the appearance of Mr. Bourc
aut and Miss Agnes Robertson the parts of Wah tee
and Zoe would be performed by Mr. Pearson and Mrs. j.
al. Allen Tho performance then proceeded with,
and the play went of smoothly. Mrs. Allen
and Mr.. Pearson, considering the short time they
had for preparation, played very WE'LL Mrs. Allen exceed
ingy The position of stage manager, heretofore held
by Mr. Bourccault has been accepted by Mr. Joseph JEFF
ferson it Is announced that the performances OF the
"Octoroon" will be continued.
Az the whole matter between Mr. Bourccault and the
management will undoubtedly be ventilated in the courts
VIC shall enter into minute details Of it at this time
It appears, however, by the statement Of the
manager Of the theatre, that Mr.. Bourccault
was engaged as stage director and dramatic
author under specified agreement, under which he
ceved for the play, his services and those OF his wife
known to the public Miss Robertson) far, 81 1885,
that he satisfied with these terms and demanded
more money; that the management refuse to pay any
more and that late in the afternoon Of yesterday Mrs.
Bourccault wrote note to the effect that she would
play at night whereupon both Mr. and Mrs Bourccault
received unlimited congo, and the performance went
on Us above described.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15
City Intelligence.

About ten o'clock on Tuesday night fire discovered
in the cellar Of the building known Heckers Garden
Third avenue the Of Seventy eighth street.
The Ere was promptly extinguished by the fremen.
Tho damage TO cebuding will be about 500; nsu-
rance II appears that the premises were occupied by
Francis Petrarchi and family When the fire was first
while the doors OF the house all locked up. Learn
ing there was $TOO Insurance the furniture and
animation finding probably less than 500 worth Of pro-
perty the police of the Twenty third precinct arrested
Francis Petrarch and his wife on suspicion Of firing the
premises They taken before the magistrate at the
Fourth District Police Court and locked up for exaina
tion Fire Marshal notified to investigate the mat
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factors Those at moderate char &c Of IS raise the
value Of goods from 500 parcel TO 81 entitled
oomsnd Messrs wheeoci solaon tincars Pill y" or
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raising raj the value Of I. Mayre dsunion
Tie lessrs Specific beats thea AZ and why should oot
market There dirty the dirt
a oss
OF an Escnapean apo.heosia Cure dit eaog President
and the nation win rise up call you blessed.
LETTER APPOINTING AGENT FOR THE
ABOVE vA1S Nnw o, sEp,c,sf +, 10, 1877
How. HORACE GRxK1EY:- ' ~ . -'''
sOur having been invited to an editorial Of con
siderable length and sound logic daily paper OF the
s s % rs IN sSGsni ssss e o & Of
grateful recognition Of danteresed pro-
mote the sale Of this popular medcamen We beg
lance of the accompanying bottle In doing far be
to thereby to insnnate that You have any
need Of the specific in question: indeed well per
sona cleanliness and faultess toilet and fsstdious TASTE
may a chance put nalign nterpreta
ton upon the object Of the gift We thus dscai Intentions
of the and beg that however wherever
yon may be disposed test the efficacy the Digger
ton, will find Is all that Mr.. John McC3ee estihed
you the practical knowledge enterprise
necessary constitute valuable agent and you further
q r
eating we have only to add that hsndsos
mission will be allowed introducing
placing in proper quarters; and further inducemen
viii engage to allow you for entire dozen
gratis for fry dozen dispose parties
With many thanks for your polite end attention
cir respectfully yours. f. b. WAEELOCK 4 co.
B-Pease inform in due II the bottle 10
hand.
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Union Meeting ut New Haven.
u Il II

The Union meeting called at Brewsers Hall took place
this evening 1t was preceded by national salute The
hall greatly crowded. and was impossible for many
TO get in. The Hon. VIM. W. Boardman presided and
MADE o short but eloquent Union speech Resolutions
were reported behalf OF the Committee by DR.. J. r.
Robertson. They denounce the acts Of John Brown
his sympahisers and declare unalterabe devotion the
Union The Hon. r. J. Ingersoll then addressed the
meeting forcibly and eloquently, and followed by
Thomas Yesrman, Esq, and Mr.. Bond. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and the meeting broke up
with loud cheers for the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

GoRBAx-IAKx-yp a., okaeld, Conn, on Wednesday,
ne . a. at the residences the BRIDES father by the
Rev, henry Fitch, WILLIAM h. GoRIAA, Of this city, TO
SUsAv r., only daughter of Home = Lake.
New ourg papers please copy
NcMu vKAY-BnGss- On WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, by the
Rev. John hscauey, in the South Du. church, HENRY
Ry1GKH Nj MURRAY 70 MARIA SUDAN daL Sher Of John
r. Briggs, EN-, all Of this city.
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NEW BOOKS.
TINE New BOOK BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE, EsQ.
Now ready.
PRENTlCEANA:
Or, WIT AND HUMOR IN PARAGRAPH
BY THE EprrOR or THE LouIsyuIK JOURNAL

One neat limo. Price 81.
Where the reader that has heard PRENTICH
editor Of the Louisville Journal? His and pepe
become household words In almost every family 1
country The publishers for themselves promise tAe phlc
rich ieaa OF fun in this spicy volume II contains tan
two thousand of those witty and humorous paragraphs
for the last thirty years. have mot failed 10 bring nno -
hearty laugh AL those who appreciate good thing
few specimens of the contents Of the volume
indicative Of the nature Of the WHOLE
The common opinion y that ahouM take god care a
winter to let them slide.
editor the Boston berssor calls upon he lAss>s n
The North to make use Of nothing that pscduoed s. ssss
mot expel 20 old friend from their boeoms
The editor Of an Indiana paper more vfnhny "A
foot We suppose the editor has Lost hin hornA.
New England writer that has been found thst
be better trusted than whhe men not 70 bstsay
secrets We suppose ths upon he principle las hey
Rocky Mountain correspondent Of the New York Pea who
writes himself Henry Land" describes Oregon
delightful country IN the world Our cizena they chO0es
can 50 out there and eco "how the hnd lieao
Mr. j. Black declares dissolution Of the Union.
him have traitors reward
Hung be the heavens with black"
Mt j. FAN Mississippi editor asks when wa ShA goe
wise Undoubtedly before Fall ever.
Mr. Henry Rkuls ~. Ni..oSn payer W. = :.
and work faithfully It's wont WORK
both ways. DERBY JACKSON,
Pablehers New York.
Copies by mail pos; paid on recep, Of price By IN
ruhishets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply His Radi-
cal lure Truss with In eectng
hernia or rupture. MARSH Co., No yesey street. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

HANGxAN's DAy-Besides the five unfortunate men who
are to be executed at Charestown, va to morrow,
slave named ADAM for the murder Of Luke Moore and
named George Buckley for the murder Of George
W. Goodwin his wi'es father, will be hung Tampa,
Florida named Beauregard will also be hung to-
morrow. in Montreal, Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

.x 80 900 bushels at former rates Corn buoyan white
sao - yellow Toe. 7sc. Provisions steady; mess
1Oc; s,s' =. 'me, Sll So bacon, loo. Whiskey drm
SAVANNAH, Dec. Is, 1862
COtton-sales 10 day 9s5 bales at unchanged prices
[1UARLKsroN, Dec. Is, 1862
Co.tos,saes to day 5000 bales, with advancing ten
denoy. - :. 80.
The snow storm materially interfcred with business
Flour dull Wheat firm: white 81 40 81 az, red 81 81
81 49, active and 1c higher: sales O0N bushels
new yellow at Toe 8lc. Sugar very frm-Orleaus
$40. $40 Provisions firm, but quiet. whiskey drm
1T 271<c. Csc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA, 1850.
Flour unchanged. whiskey unchanged Wheat drm
and unchanged Hogs further depressed and lower:
Gales 5000 at IS IS So 25 Receipts to-day, IL 600
Total receipts 26 90o against 2S7 500 last year. Prov
'ions-very little business done. Mess pork $l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pecs the best In The world SURPRISING adA Sold sad ap-
Piled u tho mandatory, rs Broadway
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ners o hs Scandinavian Society are respectfully invited
20 seoo tns funeral on Friday afternoon, ut O'Clock
- VAN Tsx--on Wednesday, Dec. IL, after q lingering
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfrv
invited TO attend the funeral from the Rev Dr. Dowogs
corner OF Bedford and Downing street. ON Friday
Washington papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

Drawings or the Delaware state Lotte.
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO Managers Of the
DELAWARE, CEoRclA KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No. ST. DECEMBER a. 1859
IL, So, 60, rs, 3, "a, IS, 70, IS, 8, 81, 81.
DE1AwARE-CLAss No. 648, DECEMBER IA, 1859.
48, II, 66, SO, 81, "a, Al, A., 80, 40, /, 20, 81.
Circulars sent free Of expense By addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noiselesa
Family Sewing Machines
AS Broadway, New York
LIZ Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

EFill, Inimitable Hair Cutter i'm every
imaginable Style and executed neatly. No Barclay street
HAIR Dye 80 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

At Below Cost, to Close Stock, q
sTEREosCoPEs AND VIEWS o '''''
At SERMONS & CO.
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An Article Worthy tho Confidence of
old and young-Professor WOODS Hair Restorative Depot
"a broadway. and sold BY all druggists and fancy goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

Tho Celebrated Marble Statues Of the
"Coquette' and "Fsher Girl" by Barbeo exhibition at
wEsTo g 766 Broadway. Admission Is cents Doors open
from 9 A. NJ TIL 10 p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

MOZART HAu-Lola Montez will deliver her first lecture
since she returned from Europe and Experienced
change OF heart this evening. The subject q very
suggestive one, "John Bull at Home"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

Honor thy Parents,
HONOR THY PARENTS
HONOR THY PARENTS.
The acceptable gift child their parents is
pair of
SERMONS d co.'s
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACLES.
To be obtained only at
No. esq., Broadway,
Under Lafarge House.