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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29
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A Full Line Hosiery Gloves, Delaines, Organ
dies, Lawns, Robes, Jaconetts, French Muslins
Cambrics, Irish Linens, etc, and a general as
sortment of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA!
NATURES ES,sTRUE RESTORATIVE
THE BEST SAFEST AND PUREsT
Tonic and Alternative ever prepared.


TT IS RECOMMENDED by the leading medical
L authorities, and is highly approved by all who
have tried it. DelicGte iadicS find ii perfect re-
stOraiiCe, and persons who lead sedentary life
will find their nervous and general systems much
strengthened and improved by its nse.
The great object of this medicine is
Fifst-TO purify the system of all morbid
matter. and impart to the blood snch
properties as to make it new, pure
and rich
Second To cleanse the stomach and bowels
of acrid humors acidty, and all mu
cous matter, which cause so many
and fatal diseases
ThiPd-To soften and relieve structure of
the skin, and thus establish healthy
and natural flow of the " insensiblc
perspirat0n."
FOurth-To mpart tone and strength to the
digestive organs, aud give great Wig
or and vitality to all the organs of
the body
Fifth-To eradicate all diseased, impure and
poisonous particles from the blood
flesh and bones, and effect their COM
plete expulsion from the body
SiXth-To cOunteract the i'll effects produced
by the use of mercury, and to remove
all scorbutic eruptions. arising from
whatever cause.
AsF for Sands Sarsaparilia, and MEe no other.
Prepared by A. B. q D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton st. corner of William NJ Y.
FOR SALE BY
Rcdington & Co.. San Francisco
r. II. Mcdonald Il Co., and
DR.. Justin Gates Bro, Sacramento ::
ii. j. SEAMAN, Weaverville;
4olm. G. Roethe, Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29
THE EYES THE EYES !
DIR. e. H. PARDEE,

>SMN4x Dt. Ii. II. FAhDEE,
1EE OCULIST.-After a protracted blind
>|l7gSW ness Of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scientii-
caily acquainted with all diseases of the Eye
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with a success that cannot
he surpassed in any part of the United States
and for proof of this he will substantiate by ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having cx
hausted the skill of all the eminent Oculists in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York
Dr. p. wholly objects to the use of caustic, blue
stone-keeping the patient in dark room, diet
ing blistering, cupping-the blue pill at nigh!
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
OF this coast, with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent to any part of the State coast, and
each bottle will be accompanied with full direc-
items and a receipt for a linimen, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can be
procured anywhere-price, SO. The ARTlFI-
CIAL EYES inserted by DR.. p. have all the
movements Of the real eye, and cannot be de-
tected, even by close inspection. Address
DIR. E. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFFICE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza II otel.
San Francisco, Sept 5, 1890. 3l2Gti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

EEw YosK rYrocRArmcAI socuY-rhe regular semi.
annual meeting Of this Institution held Saturday
evening. a, No. Chambers strect, and very We
attended Tne following gentlemen elected oicers
Tor the ensuing -Prssidcnt-Archbald Miller; Vice
Presideat-williamc olwell; sscrctary-rhoms faux
nes; rressurer-Jcha g. Clayton; LibrariAuJohn era VI
rrustces-noberi b. Johnston and George MAther. A
touching eaogum 70 the memory Of OF the Prcs
denta Of the society, Mr. John l. csmpon presented
eyjMf Chas NcDcvitt Mr. Campiou lost by the sink
Ing Of the Lady Egn Lake Michigan, and the sad
deats a that disaster very feelagly alluded BY
Mr.. tribute OF respect 10 thc nemory Of Mr. rrcs
. Jordon from the pcu, also presented Mr..
Jordon, though an old printer, VIA, better known
officer &C the Jersey CITY Fer Company, and had
been aitsfhed 70 the sosir,y for over thirty yesn,
HE treasurefs report shows Q balanc, In favor Of
the sooty for the term, outstanding the heavy
pcnditures ~ society merits the encouragement OF
evsry New Yok printer. II has for hty two years
Afforded relief 70 the sick and eyed Of tbs Graf and at
their dctsse provided for and their burial
csscciety has a present ~ superannuassd list
le than three prinfs seventy Of age enc
Joined the cety In their youog and prosperous days,
ard are rov, 10 advcrsiU, Eiaddcced BY wcekly relief
from ~ finds. The Printsrs Free Library also merits
the attention OF the profession well ~ The public gene
rally; the society having cxrcnded large 10 IL
astou aud being under heavy IN its
nance. pnssons in books from publishers AMI others
would Be very acceptable and gratefully acknowledged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

less sctvc salee 500 bushels canal At 75s Corn oGsv
log the Board OF Trade this morniog fair principally
(ahoat snd deivered), and goo bushels yellow round
At oec this afternoon arrivals more Free and holders
samples sht ssss 50 600 bushels Al 7sc Ky for state
four rowed 7sc SIC for dark 10 choice Canada West
$40 for Canada Fast S3c for choice Vermont (devered
74c for two rowed and 74c. 75c for winter Whskey
lower: l25 bbls. at 22Ac. Hops-sales Of new crop
at 30c.
BUFFALO, Oct Q, 1850
Flour steady. Wheat steady: demand moderate: sales
bushels Of No Chicago spring At 81 o. is 600
busbes Of red winter at 81 Is Corn steady mode
freghtsl7c wheat, is kc corn 70 New York Lake
imports 0o0 bbs OF -four, 81 900 bushels Of wheat
Of wheat and Is, 600 buahels Of corn.
BrryAIo, oa o-sP.H
Flour steady and in fair home cemsnd. whea, closed
drmer sales SO 900 bushels No Chicago sprpg at 81
0S, 1000 bushels do. At 81 o., 1000 bushels Canada
club q 81 co. 81 900 busbels No Mlwaukee club At 81
white Canada at 81 20 ! 81 50 Corn STEADY; demand
moderate sses so 90 bushels at 81 20. Barley hrmer
Domius ~ }, Sc Canal freeSsmSsc " -four ,s c %
wheat, lbc. on TO New York Lake imports-9 900
bbis -four 1876 oto bushels wheat 900 bushels corn
corn.
oswsoo, Oct. e-6P ~
wsssr rsa Western n !, asx ss
bushels do nj 81 a. 5000 bashcis No. Milwaukee ciu
at 10 5000 bushels white Canadian At 81 Sc. Cora
quiet Barley dull salts 100 bushels mised Canada
At Tic Oats and rye inactive Canal freishts advance
1c 90 grair -Four 3sc, wheat lac corn lie - New
York. Lake imports-200 bbls. flour, 7O,40O hushel,
wheat &C goo bushels corn 81 100 bushels barley, 800
bushels 1900 bushels SEQ bushels peas Canal
sxports-l7o bbs -four, SO 0C0 bushels wheat al 800
bushels barley, 8 500 bushels peas.
CHICAGO, October 9-6P. H.
Flour arm. Wheat closed with declining tendency;
prices declined Kc 1c. sales 90 600 bushels at s9a
39kc for No. l. $50. 86lS; for No 2, 10 store Corn
du and lie. &c lower sales % 900 bushels, at 42c
43c In store. Oats steady Recepts-3, 700 bbls four
$50 eco bus wheat 600 b hes corn 81 coo bushels
oats. shi3ments-16 600 b5s -four las 600 bushels
wheat as 0C0 bushels Fre'ghts buoyant at IL c
12c. on wheat TO Buffalo. Sight exchange New York
per cent premium.
CINCINNATI Oct. o, 1880.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull: red 81 TO- white, 81
10 Corn, doc, q $50. Whiekey unchanged nj 1870.
Provisions nominal and nothing done. Money market
unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

SALE or h v BuHroks LIBgARY-rhe attendance OF pur.
ohasers a, THU sale yesterday was considerably larger
rbsn on Monday but the bidding not az spirited rs
might have been exp cited. The theatrical works. which
form the principal attraction Of tho collection were not
reached until towards the c,ose OF the evening" and then
only small portion OF them WIS disposed o. Some
editions Of single plays dating a far back - the begin
ming OF the seventeenth century brought prices ave-
raging only from nty cents 10 dollar. copy Of Mrs
Hhn's dramatic works, very rare and bound IN halt
calf fetched So aud Beaumont and Fetchors works, the
edition OF le47, sold for S. There we're mem
beers OF the dramatic profession present. the Attendance
being chiefly confined 10 the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

Amount due County Treasurer epcmber 30 500 $40 Is
being provided by Law that the annual assessment
rolls or tax books shall be delivered 10 the Receiver
Taxes before the LIST day u September year
the Comptroller has not deemed Il advisable Any
further loans county account ~ present. oasmuch
the receipts from taxes The collection thereof
shall be commenced Will be ample for oil necessary Pur
poses
considerable amount might every year be saved TO
the public In the item OF interest revenue bonds
ssued for moneys borrowed In antc OF the coec
tion OF the taxes II the Comptroller could know with
tanty the time when the would be- levied and The
books placed the hands OF the Receiver Of Tases for
collection be would then be enabled 20 calculate when
the taxes would be received and make such bonds
Bile ngy. Under the present system, there 10
much uncertainty In regard 10 the time when the
will be imposed the Comptroller under the neccssity OF
making the bonds payable Ut q later date than would
otherwise be necessary which unfcQuentiy
the oss Of interest large for longer shorter
period.
Loons-rhe amount of county revenue bonds Of 1880,
issued 10 Sept 30, 10 - follows VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
A Cursoss Picture Belonging GO Charles
Sumner.
TO rHE xprroa or rHv HERALD.


The picture kso~n ~ the Miracle Of a. marx esh
snbecl u u attributed ~ the Nenstisn painter I'm
q small copy Of the picture BY him which
q much admired Al verics. MOI By this Nutrtous
school The peculiar cbarrc,erue. q thsi scso,
are unms ,ksbe. The subject 10 founded Ga l-sead
q the church vhh pareuisry Described BY tbs lae sr
Ar o. pD Hs the hsersloa % sssve BY me Apostle ~
Marx Who deseends him from the cruel decree OF
The Judge The the spectators In front ~ Mrs
ysmssss ssys has a.. ays been scnred lor rense "
ms vorderf Bepealh the pcsure At the Atheu0um 10 an
early prnt by Nathan which he sashsny o. the
.ss, ss are, :pssss x ~ srse f.nes Hs
a. lsse be hrs refers lhs vcry pIciure which
ye.se - Pen q oss Of Der srssea srs.s
square ard broke the soaeits slave even b~fore
Judge who bad decrced HE should hassachus~ts be
ss ,..s .s y such sasns. may Ne rcd Aposs
the slave -hos'cn Tyurscrfpt
nss great pity 70 spoil figure Of rhetoric by show.
ting ils utter inaptnesaL
Mr. Smoets alsioo 10 the picture Of the .Mlrscle Of
the Save" By Tnteressc which hes been Transferred
from the Tydrsr, several other pspsrs rc.s
Tor lie eject upon The presumed ignorance Of his hearers
The slave Tcorctto has nothing do with chains
or msnum ssson. The legend IL simply this A ala re-
white m, foot black, brought before the ud "a
charged with crime OF which be 70 innocent he IN.
Justly condemned 10 ceash by impae nent, but II.
y pieces the effect Ola mracag1 10 interposItioa
behalf Of inrocsncc Of the Patron sAnt ~ Venice, 81
Marx 70 whom the slave In his extrs mity appeals Ths
nors Of the picture the escape Of innocence from
post IA rot The abolition of bis slavery, by the
brvssins o. the mnnsc'es o. the slave xc X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

ARTISTIC MovEMKSrs.-I IL stated tina, Mr.. Brou CHAM
was to commence his engagement at the Haymars the
atre with his new comedy, "payIng with Fire." now
having great success at wallacks. Mr. Bourcicault
has sent Zoe Mr. George Jauson to play the part Of Pete
The old plantation negro, In "The 0,toroon )"
hearsa al the Adelphi London Mr.. sothern has pro-
duced At Buffalo I've drama called "saspense~
u Is apparently from tho French and announced
Mr. Sothern's work. Mr.. Charles Gaylor has writ
Ten for Mr. sothern sequel to Tom TAyors comedy
titled sour American Cousin At Homo" Mr.. Mexican
Buchanan ba turned up again al the antpodes. he
opened at the Prince Of Wales theatre, Melbourne,
he 2sd July, a. Hamlet. The Herald thinks Hamlet is
s'far above Mr.. Buchanan" The same paper says:-
spectacle called sIady GodiyAr was produced at the
Princess last night The piece farraso Of trash
redeemed By scintia Of w.t. and may have been writ
sons show Dulness may, however, be forgiven; but
the outrage upon public decency in the appearance OF
which LADY Godivs psrsded the streets Of Coventry
unpardopable The audience, not perhaps the most
1 voc s pa sn' aos
that the management viii not outiDuc piece which,
though night prove profitable to the treasury, would
irreparaby damage the reputation OF the theatre.
We have received list OF the Opera company which
has been sSgsged tor the Tacon theatre Havana for the
approaching Tho rria, donns at Lott, F.nry
Natal and vopln consrato Triez, Nasal tcnor Pau.
sani sad TO DO very nnc) voipin and Tesla baroni,
cresci and kancus bass Bs, and Rocco. The Cortesi
troupe closed brief and and above
full at Boe,on. II Is stated that the artists 20
hence 10 hs,Anzas directly. The new Boston actress
Gertrude Al made her de ,ut Louise dc Lgnerocs
/. ., the Howard Aheneum, last Saturday. She Is de-
sxibed being rather clever the intense Matilda
Hessn school, Mr.. and Mrs Barney williams have com.
menced their provincial tour playing al PhAdelphia
during the next fortr ight and thence proceeding South
l-m-
next sprirg NM Gabriel and Francois Rsvs sailed Tor
Europe In ,hs Adriatc Saturday They have boagh,
Estates PAs and purpose TO retire upon well
fortunes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

.BARsARD-HAI AT 81. Mary's Church. Hartford
county, MO- on Tuesday, October 2, by the Rev. W. f.
brAuo rector, Major q BARNARD. Corps Of EngiDeevs
United States Army, To ANNA BoYp, daughter Of tss
late Henry Hall, q Hartford county. Md.
CorrocK-SrHyINs In Williamsburg on Monday, Sep
TENDER Ut the residence OF the BRIDES sister, by the
Rev. Peters, j. Corroox, Of Jackson, Miss 70 CLARA
N. STxvBSs, Of Williamsburg, L. l.
FGAS-BRyANT.--On Monday, October 8, by the Rev.
Mr. wwa ut the residence Of the brides father u ,hn
Shoals, No So Nacdouga street) DAVID d. EGAN Jr. 70
ANNA MANIA BRYANT, both OF tbs city.
GRoss-JARvB-int this city, Tuesday, October o. by
Rev w. W. Newell, ID d. JossrR b. GROSS, Esq., 70 Mss
MARY f. JARVIS, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

This Board met yesterday afternoon at two ociook,
President Stewart In tho chair rae MINUTES OF the last
meeting read and adopted, and the following bust
xsnsacted:-
The following communication was received from the
State Comptroller relative 70 the State tax
Board or SUPERVISORS, CouSTS on Nrw Yosx-
The Board OF Equalization Of Taxes, 10 pursuance OF
valuation property In your county at the sum of
$3.50 ,o78 IT'S, upon which amount . STATE tax OF
35 50 be levied for the year, being
three and nvexths mills on the dollar for the following
purposes, viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

N8Lo's GAapEs.- Mr.. Forrest will repeat bis grand
performance OF Lear this evening In = brief and
cessary buried notice Of the representation omit
ted to the fact that there are number Of garng
discrepancies between the books Of play they
cold TO the audience and The play - II spoken by the
actors Thea again, In the original text there is still
apother dereree which makes the whole thing decided
Iy eoigmst.esl, or 70 use familiar phrase, MIXED"
We ond about half OF SHAKESPEARE and half OF T4tes
alteration, with numerous "cuts' and trausposi.ous
Lear (erssp Edgar Conway, aud cordela (Mrs Con-
wayJ dsegarded the alterations and followed the orgi
nal text the others speaking according to the acng
copy, excepting the ourtaiments. We suggest, In be.
half OF the public, that the books sold in the thea
tire be wthdrs and that the have under
standing to the text to be spoken Then, any ,oks
TO be solo, they should be literal copies Of the play
eccived from the prompter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

nURIro THE SUMNER THAT HAS JUST PA4 m
~ thousands o. sunessrs fvuen dvssnssry
rtos hsvs sen relieved By he o. Hose,er's BerA
plscs ~ Tic puRns estlmaticn gacus nurscs ooc q
TO- asesss wncs csnes re sku o. Ne phyndAn -
" reach The source q The eyn The dmcuity "a rsso
mrnsneo-sly rush q vigor Y I'd nseseves o. his dsss~
1bs problem solved hy the Beru which Fails c.
the jua closed ths me1cne kas a,bsve1 eu ~
har otss pressted V ske yubhe esd Aurna ~
fall, Wien thai tev,fbh scourEs ~ Yever an1 AasA =
psevsLert The Bfaers v,l gnIs No. fAms. So bv dve
ed 5esss cs7erJr evwfvAsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

which 10 the heat sewing Machtnef-
/, re- s
iS points we conceive mos nssears and imposs sns 10
meet be wse range Of ,equIreuens machine Tor family
vr,-Etrn cspscy sim iicny Of coosrncton ease Of
asas O. ss asg % s2g s and ~
susr :. ss aod an, q %ovs%sn, We nsrs'o,s
tained ever III obers IN composition.
FaarbankS Standard Scales.
Adap.ed 70 every br.sch o. ecsns.s vtess sorre and
fcls EAR nd Si .ss s cfscU for
...- !: $3.50 (; {; S. 6: s: :....
Premature Loss Of enc Hair, which IL
rc s.ss may ss spsy By ne a:s
cases essrs ne ss wa com,ns eas N aAadsi and has
nsvsr 1ssd 9 sr,, ~ dsss. ssd = .s.ay ssa
iss,sr =. III. a:ss 81 1saasr .os saa
Baschsler's wigs, Tsvpses and Hair
ss r. ne s: ss ss .aA
tn. sess ana css.psss F:%,,y :swins
ss sssss J" We "''N '''' w ~ w. :"
Crrehsgh's uiusive Wig, SovsIty-
nsr A. =. stewarss
BiII's Hair Dye no Cents BiaeH or
Brown besi In use. pepo, No Barclay street. and Al all
Gour ud's superb Ligsid Rouge deaes
d,sessao rubbing az sseep' with sop and vser oeents
oursud's Psudrs Subtitle uprooss HAIR
s ,o- fc,ssess: or an, part q ss BODY ~.rrsn Al the
CrisssdOrO's HAIR Dye wigs and Toupess,
the rest 10 the wcrd Wholesale and retail and thedye private
" avpii ed. NO Astor Howe.
Prince % Walss' nall Over 1000 La
dies have rrcsimsd tina LArKDe Liquid he,niy
aeis Aas NJ preserve and esAusy ~ c-pl..os and sss
"a Clear Conn pienscn'' IL Desired by all
ladsea Tee rHAIohs Snow White orssutsi Cresa-p
.Lsasss' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. sons
'Bsov wAhs OvsaiA Cream" Bold BY all druxxa..
"Beausifal Compiexson.- Phafon's
'fnc~ white Oriental Cream" Price 90 cents ecsis
Co~ra~d's Inprsvs4 Oriental Cream
for The ccnpiexnn Trial bottles 20 cess esoh wsner
street Beware q ccunssrssit
DsA0esful Cemplsxaen.-LAsrdss Lscuad
essi bee achieved eelsby having equal for bcsu
%s ssso ~ sss = i ssa. ss' ''A
Hadsea1 Cure % Hernia, or RUPTURE
pr ~ hAKHH, Of the wen known house Of Marxb o..
ps.i ss9ss ~ n2us, ~ " Rns Cs
7rusI
cured beyond the shsdow Of Z doubt by few dosss Of
HoaO~Ds ruA rhey arc pssiy vegetable preparation.
xds Will Tea -. - nooDvs sAr nnpocum -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

PAINFUL RuuoR --Ths Cbersw a. o. Gos>Hs, Of the
20h, ssA painful rumor has reached our town 70 the
possorcd last "Wednesday murpday, scar Cokesbury,
In this state Of whom vty dead The report comes
~ such form ~ 70 render ~ probability painfully
Sumter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

Total ........... S3ot roo 2c44 900
In addition TO the above there have been issued
70 the Commissioners heretofore appointed
TO construct free bridge over Harlem river
nj hcCombs dam, and 70 remove obstruc-
lions In the river at that place, un fer the
act, chapter III, passed March -, 1850,
"Hsriem River Free Bridge Bonds," bearing
sven GER cent interest, TO the amount Of
forty thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

lVO.OVO " favor The social condition Of he poor snA
nsn, ~ nnnsnoa 70 property osnins sna ~
msny ma, te sbSsied and The majority etussts
and cyye and thai ell born free sod equA
anr 70 VOTE down The peplcous sytsm Of fsvsrsu snoo -
and rrdism Of awarding IDS people VIA rseu 80
cid vusls ~ Ne q he real o. GOD es1n
and The only worthy possesecrs o. Al ,be weshh . sae
taiie epce ana AL The ,especsAbfiy rhbty cents oJ ~
herd shor and SIS coo O1re Ne hnd os1osn
must be voted do~n Poor men, rich men ~ ~ -
rrtr and are lntnnr N 49,
~ Rdes Al EOLnnr rhoogrNpk gallery. - hrc~1.H
where AcY r., their rssnrcs taks1 ard g. spf >uA Vs
rrea.rFovr piClprvA "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

RURTKTTs COCAINE.
d Compound s. Sssf;ns' f ri Al mi i
For efficacy md lag ss Is without an equal
I,promoer is healthy vigorous growth.
u not sIessy o. scesy
sss.. ss 81 s.r ss.e ss 10 az. .s's dry
ss:,. y 1 ssss. ia 3 ss S. nm, so.
me '''''";;s 'sissI1 I5s EFFICACY
BosroT Oct DO 1859
Mes,ra JosrrH BURNETT 4 Coz
and 10 effect % married and extraordinary that deem
~ .oIs comps., for several year. h.. bee. d.ndrua
drs which oosss he shower d sne -. WINE ''' 'a'n
q so ana % Ss sps, sns
pfosossd me % ps sss and Sss,, sry y
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$500 a. A. T0ILis.
Bosros. Nov a. 1890.
Grsnysrs-when ara used pour doc ,alus had bean
isr.n .pseisy ssiass and
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sheh dd % psse them 90 having myself any fs.sh IA
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and hesisy sne dssrIoec 70 grow 's ~'A '00s
as yo.a your 6ososins excellent. ss.s preparation
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IA IS OF HAIR.
Bosros, July 10 1857.
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.s ' q ss s i:a's ss 10 ny 0"n 's
ror msny months my hair has been falling o. until
S % SsGf s sssss
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BuRssTTs oocoAINE.
single sppls.eon readers u. hslr msi.er bow SUE
Who hayr used 70 Be- 'be b.s dressing
Prepared BY JOSEPH BURNETT Co, Boston. and for
sale By dealers aenerally, at % Geo. DO ne
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ID es 1T Jevelry Wsrhes &c No 81 De II vcrrerie,
rar. ard " N Avenue HOTEL nest 20 the lsdss entrances
DIsHoP RElr, JEWELLERS and IMPORTERS on
ID watches snd Precious Stone, and Fancy Goods Fnh
VICTOR BrsHor, Of q xaidea Jane
PARos ErSrRgw-oREAr .BALL,-D, sIccARDL
ID hair dresser % the Queen ~ Spain and court of ssrd
MIA and Tor the lat Twelve To- various paris Of The Unit
ed tstss informs the lsdes that his superiority IN trsinF
end srit Of The prcfcssin begs nfov the iadi~s
dispc.~ ~ ad6v~ed No Crosby strees viii i've
i'm mediate saicnion Price ~ a. SIC.
fyHAPprD HANDS, rACK, LIPS AC.-cKRTAIk CURE
" aud preventive. HEgKNAN co.'s Camphos Ic~ wt,h
riyc~rine directed win ken The ssln so in ho
coolest Only ~ 81 mar Tor 10 censa
HEgkhAF CO.. Chemists ard Druxxtrss
kos iSl, 30 sii and rs BrusdwNy.
(voRrs. RuNIora irNvERTED rAuA ENLARGED
~ Jop all diseases cureS without psin ~
Inconvenience 70 The patient BY Dr. ZACHARTE suresra
seors ~ the city
D'S'1" SEIZE TEA SETS
In plain whFe richly Decorated
FRENCH CHINA
rovS lie N w~xt~fv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

The Lsdd 4 Webster Sewing Machines
may be bad for Fifty Dollars. Vt 600 broadway.
DR.. Rfggs' It. uss A Warranted for Five
years and VIII al durable Rupurea Also ysrccc 1,
Truss No Barclay street.
Give us an Ord Nurse for Diseases Inrf-
dent to the period OF thing children Here you have that
Old nuIse for rs cents IN the form OF
MRS w1ks 0w's SOOTHING SYRUP.