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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-01-04

g. The highest legal tribunal of Scot
land not long since decided that, accord
ing to the Scotch law of marriage, consent
is the essence of the contract, and is sufi-
cient to constitute marriage without any
ceremony Or publication, or even without
the parties living together that if the
parties seriously and actually consent to
be man and wife, from that time forth
they are man and wife, in Scotland.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-01-04

aeA-"You have played the deuce with
my heart" said gentleman to young
lady who was bis partner 10 game Of
whist
"Well,' replied tho young lady, with
an arch smile, sit was because you have
played the knaye."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-01-04

g You have no enemies, sir, but
tho who persuade you to aim at power
without right, and who think it fattery to
tell you that the character of king dis
solves the uatural relation between guilt
aud punishmeut.-Junius to the British
King,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-01-04

BeS> When God rejects thy prayer for
comfort, and thou patiently endurest the
denial, thy longanimity, in due time, will
be rewarded hundred. fold.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-01-04

Ess~ y Lady was asked to join one Of
the divisions of the Daughters of Temper
auce; she replied "thas is not necessary,
as it is my intention to join one of the
sous in the course of few weeks"
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE atsllu.
Industrial Pteducts-Iron Employed In Con-
stractions. &c.

Tsdusrriai Ptoducts-Iroa Employed In Con-
strsctions. &c.
PARIS, May 49, 1887.
In pointing ous the several methods which iron 10
treated according the end for which 10 destined, u
will be readily how various the different proper
ties acquires, producing almost n each change new
motai endowed With character singular 1t is
This facility Of transformation iron, Of all other metals
alone possess extremely precious
in consequence apart from It's general diffusion. facility
OF extraction and unequaod toaaciy. II seems hko
design OF nature that while supplying metal the most
widespread impars to n at the same time cohesvS
and faculty for beng worked on which ts re6
utility depends In the remsrks about 70 be mads on
other metals will be shown how much they fall short
In practical Importance compared with iron, although
possessing properties perfectly distinct and rendering
services OF great utility In numerous cascs where
iron could not be employed. In addition
TO ell the advantages which iron has enabled
us to attain, thcro is ons specially new,
and dating period 10 which the title Of Industrial
.nassancc may DO justly givcn--s period commencing
from the discovery Of steam engines and which apps
rently not yet exhausted OF beneficial resul
frequently happens, when civilization advances A.
wcre by bound. II is still Of ths features OF our
times mankind arduousiy struggling against that
blind and encrvsung despo,ism vhich fsttcrs their
moral TO enable industrial integeace TO
reign free-to reign physically free also by employing
this intelligence material obstaces-to givo
all necessary expression their wants in a word. TO
make the slave subordinate 10 n,sslcct.
History furnishes us with striking exampss, whers
man. BIZ tho strength Of hs eenius has made subject
his will phenomena previously terrible and fatal.
Franklin, in making the lightning obsdent TO his vil,
was not less grand the philosopher than the states
man 10 resisting oppression. Or French poet wrote
or him he wrssted from heaven It's lightning and from
kings their scep;res"
Now education should save for its sad the direction
o. ,hs mind TO ths daily contest going between mind
ana matter AMI seer " free, nquTDg spirit by
| narrow theories; TO Acknowledge dInculty SUCH
vhen onr limited experience cannot present solution
and 10 question each discovery invention not for '
sboytcomin9s but as instrument capable OF develop
ing hereafter Of natures hidden resources and Of
contributing 70 the wants Of industry we'll
| increasing the happiness q man
The en- ployment Of iron for industrial purposes ls
important a. II Is interesting Each nation present
many differences in Ia industry, sometimes monopoli'
| ing sxcellsnoe IN special branch or displaying erea
| Development u ssvetsL Nsv sssaoa BE- sshsrwIi
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
THE REFORM QUESTION.
General Garibaldi N Honorary Prssidsn
Of the British Reform LoaGue.
fFrom the London Times, May 20

General Cs0rlbalal Honorary Pr0Rid0n
Of the British Reform LoaGue.
from the London Times May 2ol
Tho following IL translation Of letter from General
GaSbaidi 70 Colonel Chambers, accepting The honorary
presidency Of the Reform Lcague:-
HoxonAnY PRssnssr or raE GR,Ar LEAGUE or TIE
EsGIsH woaKMa MES This indeed the most precious
self truly son Of the people and q working man in
heart and arm. In the immense laboratory Of the human
family England 1. jus's tae capssr IN ne gre noveea
for our rights and emancipation and unhappy but
good population hore will be proud TO follow your
ample In the glorious psth whoh you have trsvsrsed
aton overhrew tabernacle idolary and fasehood
which still weighs down the energies Of this beautiful
on ana in ,hs plsos q impary' rTeiiSD msepy
and tyranny substitute the truc religion Of God the
Father and Saviour Of ALL and tho true brotherhood Of
free nations g GARIBALDL
The following u the reply sent TO Garibald By the
To Itays renowned patriot and captain and London
ilustrious citizen, General Garbadi
Generai-rhe Executive COMMITTEES and Council OF
the English Reform Lcague have received with tho
Ivees emotions Of pride and qualification the cordial
and complimentary letter 10 your aud their friend
Lieutenant Colonel Chambers. In which you
your acceptance OF the ooe Of Honorary President
OF tho League They profoundly appreciate tho honor
you have thus conferred upon tho League. They
heartily respond all your noble aspirations for tho
completion OF the civil and religious liberties Of your
beautiful country, and iu entire emanc pa
state In striving realize tho theory Of their owr
Constitution and perfect the Parliamentary rcprcseE eEta.
ton OF the Commons OF Great Britain ana Ireland the
league fool that they have Just claim upon your sympa-
thies only because you have Often and geae-
rously proved yourself the champion Of ruc freedom
all coinSel but because Idy hsr~y has get clear ara
many DIRECTS IN hey representative ytsn, and provo thai
the and bes guarantee OF tho srength and psos
porty OF nation IA TO b found iaaths union har-
Of all classes under government depeadent upou
the free choice Of the people and administering puoic
Affairs In accordance siin the viii and for she in srssts
OF the people. We joyously hail you our fellow
counsryman and sishos and prayers for the Aspp
and progress Of oar own laad will be benceforh
deeply blended with wishcs and prayers for the happ
moss and progress OF Italian sser signed CO beha
OF he council, EDMOND BEALES presidcnA,
Adslphi terrace Strand, London, Ma 1897
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THE ENGLISH. CROWN.
Legal vIcIatica of Hnmvtoa Courc .PaIaes
couRr OF ExsmnQukn, Loxros, sRrpAY sAY 10

Legal vIolntica of Hampton Courc Palace.
OF gxsmoUsR, Losros, EsrDAY, sAr 10.
TAs Attorney General Dakis and Cney.-The sol.ci-
tor General and Mr. McMshon appeared fop tho Crown
Mr. ouan, q C.. and Mr. Day appeared for the defond-
ants
This was an information OF irarusi,r flied Nv hor
Ms,esy's Attorney Gensral against the esfsndan the
shcrf Of hsdlcssx ssd NOR cfNcer, for having IN.
OF Hampton Court.
writ Of heri facias haa boon Issued ont Of the Court
OF Common Pleas agnnss tho goods o. Lord Henry DOR
dan. and the s6erins by their warrant directed
their ofncer 10 so,zs the goods Of Lord Horny
in Hampton Court Palace. which they accordingly
did Upon ms so emossiranes Of Lady Cor.
Of the Palace and upon obtaining undertaking from
her husband that tscy could re-enter at time II
they bad Tght 10 do so tho officers withdrew but
few days afterwards resnsered Tho Apartments and
moved the goods and furniture and afterwards sola
them In ssssstcu o The writ: bit In consequences cf
the defendants bankruptcy rothing was obtained AZ
ths proceeding doomed violation of the privileges
of tho Roynl Palace, the Information was acd and by
consent subsequently stated In the form or srecial
ease HaDpton Court Palace presented in the year
1875 by Cardvsl woscy TO Henry VIII since which
period " has constituted part of tho royal ismcsns
appurtcsant to the Crown of England King
Ccoras IL was tho iast Englssh monarch who ever
period Of upwards OF century, 10 has ceased 10 be
place of the actual personal residence Of the sovereign.
Tpe palace, well the gardens which sur
ROW nd IL are maintained Wy the Crown aud the grape,
gro wn Ia the winery from time to lime forwarded
FOR the use OF her MNosys table The bead gardener
and his assistants psd ont Of her Maestys evil list
and occupy oHlslal residences The palace guard o
honor always duty there and al the demise OF the
sovereign, or consor an achsvement OF The royal
10 aired 10 the palsoe II may be stated that Al IN.
appointments IN and about the palace gif o
| the Crown and the privilege OF occupying apart
| ments thsro By warrant, signed BY the Lort
Chamberlain cf her haIesiy's household, directed
10 the housekcersr Of The palace, and the sr
allowed 70 be occapled upon certain restriut0p. He
| Majesty can a. aid remoys saE of shs saoavAs. M
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS IN L0mnrN.
spscal Correspondence or rHs HERALD.

LosDos, Aay 10, 1851
In snssnent ctoIes there a iletns OF piouaut
gossip. Madame auxio tMiS Lucy s5yDaopds, was to
have made debut At the Italian gpsra saturday
evening" but ater the rehearsas tho idea abandoned
Not tho slightest notice taken her appearance
by the prcss but another ncrA substituted the
affair quietly hushod up, although eus debut had been
srtensivciy Advertised 10 szd TIA, Signor Musio
scoue.ced In hls wifes withdrawal bat ths hardy
be probable for he must have known long ago wheiser
or no, Madame can sing well enosxh for grand opera
another American failure The VIVID Goss, al tue hay
market. advertised written tv Mr. ). Lester Wal
lack and edited BY Mr. Dios Bouckauh." Mr. Wal.
lack srrivsd here on sunsisy, with Wssatley
and the TIorsncee, svo~plv W enjoy has tr-
umph in. the London ssecess Of Rosedae, but
he did NOT discover the suocess On tho contrary the
piece cane bslng hissoi ihs ht night Tho critics
strongly condemn H. and In spts o the popularity or
Mr. sothern, who plays ths hero, the play does not
draw This u surprising for although Was always
poor play. Il was very popplar In America Boucicsut
that Manager puckstons. has issued q card declaring
The Wild Goose gresh hit Ia Of the best proofs
OF fa lure for London managers seldom oondescend
70 tsis dodge when any ether chance ia len.
Manager Wheatiev Ia here 70 enjoy himself, Msssrs
Palmer and Jarrett being ,hs real managers o. Nibo =
scenery OF the Covsnl Garden Christmas spectacle, The
Forty thieves and that IL 70 follow Tho Black Crook Tho
rorences have como 10 act but the that they have
taken the Lyccum fbr 4 summer season, In Conjunction
with John Brougha ~ Denied 30 far As BroughamH CO.
operation is concerned Baieman N at Psrs, eogagng
new concert troupe signor Anbronet, now tenor,
has gyne 70 INrs 10 mako his Debut there In Etirr
fAmow. Mn Robcr,sons new comedy, Caste 7 !,
expected 10 for two years Al the Prince or wales
theatre rs In every respcos the best play now acting
In London, and the artists who appear IN u are wonder
fully clever The comedy IL protest against the law Of
caste; for the noble hero marres an actress, and 10
happy but t s also satrs upon the buncombe about
.ysry noss,be wsy ana consequently the aristooracy
| patronrs the comedy literally. ST. Martins Hall v
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
AMERICAN SUITS I'm ADMIRALTY.
Ownership and Salvage Of tho Bark Toscauo.
Of Bath. Maine.
oouRr OF ADAfRALTY.-DUBLN, MAY IA.
Before Judge Kelly

oouRr or ApMRArrY.-DunLM, NAY a.
Before Judge Kelly.
TA< To~cno, Of Bath Uniied Sfoes-Dr. Elr1ngton, in
the absencs Of the Queens Advocate opened the petit
tion in this case petition nied on tho part Of
bark, and other part owners for restitution to them
tho part Of the Of this bark and that he and they
thereof The, petition was grounded upon an am.
davt stating that the 18th Of March last the bark
bad left Liverpool bound for Charleston. and
shifting Of her cargo, thrown on her beam
aud mizsn masts away, large quantity OF
being in her hold and AL work her
abandon her in order 70 their iives some Of them
having gone board tho Russian vessel Tahto, tho
remainder English schooner Margaret, thea
heavng In sight, landed Liverpool the 25th
OF March following The Toscano afterwards brought
n;o s or 6. Ss Is.
Proctor AZ to the nrss part OF the prayer Of the ps
rssd hs eonssss 70 the rsstatoD ~ he the Queen:
Advocate had been satsned upon tho papers producsd
Of the right Of her and TO tho latter he trusted
tho court would como 70 . similar conclusion.
Judge Kelly having read the verifying adavits made
decree Of ownership and restituton according
l subject however 70 tho crowns costs and the oa'u's
ne sa'vors vs tie Ssm4-Dr Walter Boyd then opened
the petition this the part Of the ovasrs,
ter, on,csrs and crow Of bark Annie Troop OF
Johns New Brunswick for salvage services rendered
them the ID Sd and 9Th days OF April last, whom on
their voyage from Aatanzas in the island Of Cuba whh
cargo OF sugar in boxes valued At E1sa0o 70 Queens
town ORDERS the rst Of which days they boarded
the dcrciict Toscano and after much labor and
peril succeeded the second day After In bringing
her safely into ouesnstown Or. Erngton, on thopass
OF tho Tosesno said the Court should hen b. saved the
hearing Of the "details Of these services they hs -
fondAnts had admitted them BY their plea and thai at
present. therefore, all parties would D satisfied II she
Court would make such order, whist recognising the
fact Of salvage performed, would have the vsius Of
the Toscano and her cargo fairly v.lSsA for all astes
Interested.
Judge Kelly then declared Ia favor Of tho esvors that
they had established their claim bus reserved the
ton OF remuneration until ascer;Aument made OF thi
value Of the ship and cargo saved ~ them and for th
purpose ordered commission Of aDprssment and sa)s
10 ssue forthwith TO the marshall returrabSo within
fourteen days and upon its roturH With tho proper
vouchers thai lhe shoaId - act down sor 6oa
Judgment
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

the present Is said Is the first instance In which writ
OF r facids has other executed attempted 20
bs executed, with n the pnlaea
The question for the consideration OF the Court
was, whether the defentants were insiidad IN
cutting the writ within the precincts OF tho palacs of
Hampton Court.
The Crown contended that the palace being royal
palace, the Shers could not lawfully execute process
therein, and the defendants answered that Hampton
Court was not royal palace Ia the ssnse to tho
tent OF prohibiting the execution OF process or
court within the precincts of it.
At the conclusion OF the arguments tho Co,rt took
time to co1sider judgment
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

GOvoruor Bullock yetOeS thc siIi ths
Ground that the Question should be Sab
mitted 10 the People First.
BosroN. Juno I, 1887
Governor Bullock this forenoon 10 tho Legislature
message votoing the bill providing for the annexattos
Of Roxbury to Boston. Tho veto based on ths
ground that II nexpedien and improper TO consRs~
a project for uniting two cities together withose
permitting the people interested TO have voice in the
matter He said the submission OF tho question to IL
people would DO perfectly constitutional
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Tac Bnnk of France-Reduction Of the Rate
of Discount.
LONDON, June l-2 2P. NJ.
The Bank OF France this day reduced it's rate OF dis
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon.
Cotton active and armer. Estimated sales to- day
10000 bales. Middng uplands, uAd a 113td Mid
ding Orleans, 1Ikd
ILvERPooL, June 1-Evenn2.
Cotton arm. Sales to-day 2oo 600 bales Middling up
lands, 1lssd; middling Orleans, IIld
Liverpool BrcndstuHs Market.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon.
Breadsluns 6rm Corn, 39s Sd. wheat-Whte Call.
fornia. las; No. Milwaukee red, I3s od Oats, 3s Cd
Flour 29s for Western canal Barley, 4s 3d. Peas, 40s
LIVERPOOL, June 1-Evenng.
Flour, 29s for Western canal Corn, sos. I'd. Wheat
No. Milwaukee red. 13s. 3D. white California la
Barley. 4s 3d. Oats, as Sd. Peas, 4oA
Liverpool Provisions Market.
Lvxnroor, June 1-Noon.
Provisions unchanged Pork s2s. Cd. Beef, 132a Cd.
Lard. aos. 3d. Bacon, sos. Sd. Cheese, 67s.
LvgRrooI, Juno 1-Evening.
Provisions 6rm Lard, 4ss. Cd Pork, SIS Sd. Beef,
1s2s 3D. Lard, 49s. Cd Bacon 40s Cheese, 67s
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon.
Potrsieum-Spifits, lid. re1nsd, 1s Sd. Pot ashes,
3lA Cd. Rosin-Common, Is. Cd. /; fns 18s. Spirits
aurpontine. S4s. 3D. Talow, ass 3D. Clover seed, l2s
LIVERPOOL, juno 1-Evsnng.
Petroleum-spirits 1ld refined. Is Sd. Pot ashes.
Sis. Cd. Rosin-Common, Is. Cd; nno, los. Spirits
II turpsane 34s Cd. Taow Arm at AS. Clover seed,
a.
London Markets.
LONDON, June Moon.
No IL Dutch standard sugar. 24s 3D. Scotch pig iron,
sas. Cd. Linsesd cakes. 60 los Linseed oil, f4o
LONDON, June 1-2P. NJ
me market for sugar is arm At As. 3D. per cwt for
No IL Dutch standard
LONDON, June 1-Evening.
No. Is Dutch standard sugar. 24s 3D. Scotch pig iron,
ia a. Calcutta Linsced, 64s L.nscod cakes, 60 l6a
rissseA OIL k40 Tin, SIS. 3D. for Straits and Banca
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
VA Oh TIN @

Tho J0uo Regnttu of she New York Ynrhs
Club.
rhs following communications from the Commodors
and Secretary Of Nov York Yacht Club. in relation
10 tho FOR tho annual regatta, have jast been
ssued:-
OPTION SECRETARY Nxw York YAcRr cLun
May 23 1867. (
sm--f am requested by the Commodore OF the New
York Yacht Club 10 present TO The captains OF yachts
belonging to the squadron tho following commun'ca-
ton
Permit mo al tho same time, to cali your attention
tho dh and sixth rules ~ the Sailing Regulations, ana
also inform you that the Inst OF entries" IL INV
open at tho secrstarys ofce No As Liberty street Rs-
sr--Ths annual regatta OF the New York Yacht Club
will take place June H. agreesby to the resolutions
passed az i,s second general nlseting hold ~ EyHaa
This has been establishes by the Club for the
purpose OF Offering members so,ss
equivalent for their active participation the affairs a
the association, and TO exhibit tho community, fross
whom Il draws IT'S support. the yearly evidence Of ~
growth and prosperity
The members Of the Club have right 70 expect thss
any vessel IN commission belonging 10 the squadron val
enter FOR the annual regatta fhe Sailing Regulations
made BY the boat owners unequal in their operation
upon the different vessels, with proprieiy -
these regulations Imperfect they should be altered
but while they exist the boat should sas undes
them, whenever invited TO do by the action Of The
Club
You urged, in view of these other equally Inn
portant consideration: bearing upon the reputation saA
prosperity or the Club 70 onter the
j. G. srEBBiNs, Commodore.
The following vessels have already been entered u
the Office OF tho Secretary of the Club No &s Liberty
street -
Phantom. m.................-.....W q " y IL SteboinA
Magic. c..........................G. l.. Loriilard.
Daantess. James G. Bennot, Jr
Widgeon. n........................L Lloyd Ph@nix
SiIvie......... ~ Dodge
vesta ...............>.........P Lorihard-
Rambler. ......................H n rearing
Annie. ie..............-.,. .,..."....F burgesA
All of the above named except the Annie which u q
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HADIrUAL CONSTIPATION.
HOw 70 EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMANRu&

S0n6 oooupatfcnS Iost1vehCAh,
aially those which allow bat ts exsrciss Persons vso
this unfotunate habit Of body such orcu
might possby b relieved By changing their ssas
4. By NO msans sernn HsbItual soncspston e veU =.
stinate disorder AL the ordinary sooaed remedies favA
ably aggravats Ne<hing can be fbjursoss thaa
continued use Of song aperiens They e nret fso
that doses OF cathsrc medisnss have ess
LIANT I. the Suc remedy and oombin, ,son e a. nseRls
sTOaACH 3ITTEns. 1his famous Ssomsohte in.,geeaf1
the whslc Intestinal canal we queuy removing fo0 ~
them. No mere purgatve has this ae.bIe opsrAsion -
stpauon AbAndcned ho,eirss by distinguished meds3
have been cured In few weeks By The B1tors ~
those who tried all the medcno~of tho disponpary 10
vain say Iy this Irresistible sumulant snA eperSslA
There sufficient why conspatto should b tt
Consequence of sedentary hAbs HO6rErrkkS BiTI80A
by supplying the vgor which would othcrwss be derives
from exercise, will in all enable the pefeg
rs exofs.ery functions regularly and hcalthfsAy.
New Yosf once. - DEP street.
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American tWnltham) Watches.

Tho AMERICAN WATCHES. manufactured 81 Waitha9s
Massachusetts, not only equal but far superior 70 -
England Switxsrland and France thoy sa
cheaper accurate less complex. more durable -
easily order than other wschos In -
market They provided with the best and stos! inye.
tons for the Of regulation adjustment and ro&DA
uon against damage from breaking OF mainspriDga
Every watch fully warranted
For sale BY nrs GLASS dealers in ths United Satss -
British Provinces.
: For further information address the agents.
ROBBINR 4 APPLETON, is2 broadway. n T.. snA
Robbins. APPLETON d CO..
lb8 Washington strsst Bostsu. ha1
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

At.dy adj. Rs%s.Tissd en-, ny NJ Hair ; Y <sIs: S.sS
propertlss os silver lead sulphur Ac which injure the
capsrios and thereby the whoh sss
10 remove, the principal ngedents IN hair coloror
Blu. if you would p@scyens @ and sTsss. y: increase 9
possesses remarkable properties ucvrisher and b q
eIceont and closny hair dressing Millions havs etts
its 2srissty hssltl action and rsndess gray hars -
noas, not grea or sticky and - entirely FREE frsus
Irritating matter impats luxurance 70 hirsute obASna
which other preparation and s Constant
protuoes and r~mArkab bic gained
as rng For sale At tho general depot forBurus9
Standard Prcpafsous Standard F1nvorns EKtrncs 49,
No. - Brosdway Metropolitan Hotel Buldias New YEA
llso all dru 6ists
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

A.-Fashions for Lndies.-For WateItn(
LEY's celebrated PATfsNT DUPLEX ELLIPTi0 "a double
spring. SKIRTS particularly adapted TO tho prcasns
fashions OF ladies indicated In all tho tashAsA
magazines. -
retail in all frat stores, and Wholesale by tAD
exclusive manufacturers and sole owners of patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY d CARY,
Chambers street aud 70 and 81 Reade strest. ~ u
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN June 1-2P. NJ
The Cunsrd mail steamship China, Captain Hockly,
which lef, Boston Wednesday, May q, arrived at
this port day on the way TO Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

fHr xEw 5rYLR or DRRss
walking suit ooapiete for ladies' gonts ard ohdsyp
WITHOUT BROOKS POLISH OR GAiTER BOOM
The only pscs " get genuine article
~ AT EkOOhs', SS BkOADWAS,
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
Do Justice TO Nature.

~ YMstHn 70 NHsure. >. ,,....-.., - 49,, \.
splendid order good set OF teeth Nothing be eAscs
All that needed brush them brisky night and
ing with purifying soZoDoNr. IL wll make the mouth
perfumed palace
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Have Ysu seen Ceniuss Tntesf DaabfuH asa
bewtohng novelties In ladies'. Niaess. aud OsntlAms16
GENIr, 5p Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Ratcheisr's Hair Dye.-Tke Rest n tie
world; the only perfect Dye b.rnosA reusbs nstaotAnse
Fsoiosy 81 Barclay rrset.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

American tWalthum) Witches.
.It believed that Waltham watch ID worth deublo -
price Of many o. she imported watches '-scaenSfas
American.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

All STYLES Of Pheiograph Albnsse ReIaire4b
boand Pamphlet and JOB Work promptly 6tocuLeA
Al wExf85', liza Centre street