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The New York herald., 1872-09-15
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IJAIR, HAIR HAIR.-sHAws PATENT HAIR; EQUAL
II to human hairs can be combed and brushed I;
market; solid Switches, one yard long, IS; French
Switches, -; Curls 81 ana upwards Ladies' own hair
made over 25c. Latest styles always hand $50
Bowery opposite Third street and near Great Jones' up
1868 Sixth between Twenty and
1--WE third streets. Rtaira
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
PTEMBER Is, 1872 -QUADRUPLE SHEET.

DRY GOODS.
D. KELLY
wholesale and retail dealer IN
Carpets, Furniture
ands
Upholstery Goods,
All the newest ana choicest styles.
; Parties about purchasing
Furniture Carpets
win find il to their advantage to call and examine
our stock
and get prices
boo sl2. hia and sic Eighth avenue.
comprising the entire block
between rhirty.f,th and rhiry.slxth streets
GREAT ALrERArIoNsl
Entire establishment
being rebuilt.
EHRICHs
Temple of Fashion
temporarily removed to 2o7 Eighth avenue,
four doors above own buildings
which being rebuilt
All the latest styles Of
FAN Millinery Goods
now on hand, at bargains
Full lines of straw Hats fine Flowers Feathers Mill
and pSsiy "a and quality
r, u, our well known Xs, u low M prices. zs.
FINE sssa style S''sS 81 ssG 'si '
Kid Gloves at less than cost Rather than risk having
Kid Gloves spotted BY the damp walls or Of @
safe we Win Oder our entire stock Kid Gloves
Best extra quality supernnc Kids, two buttons either
plain stitched, or nio, white tucked @ ats at 81 PER pair
| same gloves that are sold on Broadway at 81 6o
All our real kid Gloves at less than cost
rare chance to buy kid Gloves cheap.
:, ,E Real ss,' enIpars lD2.s Laoss, Lac ss,,..
all our own importation.
Elegant 9ay asSas to %e Si n at c Ssst and
and all other widths in proportion.
Bargains in black silk FrInges,
PSacs f with SS
rsss Fiafs al
storeseepsrs Mliners and S, Dressmaksrs supplied
''' Wholesale prices. WV ''
AT EHRIoHs
Temple Of Fashion,
temporarily 2s No ~ 5isatn avenue
nchI iWcuty-mu sutc|
Sos "s Isl S"l and piasi as 'SsdDi being re6aiii
90 TO MYERS n,,a 7ss ,onI. BROADWAY. FOR THE BEST
~ wo-putton Aid Ga9ves sI not,
10 TO MYERS, 7s5 BROADWAY. FOR THREE-BUT-
u ton Paris Kid Gloves IN.
10 TO MYERS, 7s5 BROADWAY. FOR FIvE-BUTToN
at 81 80 pair.
H ARMSTRONG; lAO AND IR SIXTH AVENUE.
Of ades pep gents H ana shSrens undsres DraWers
Hose and Gloves, suitable tor Fall and Winter.
Our usual large and first class assortment very
Blankets and Flanne notwithstanding the great ad-
win be sold sold a nst ysar M @ Lace
burg Edepg M Ip~rtngs, the largest and cheapest a.
Linens DaMssi. Napkins, Towels, Tabecloths, Diapers
50 pieces "a Barnsley Linen sheeting, at 9Oc worth
pieces io4 Barnsley Linen sheeting, at 81. worth
Canton Flannels, sheengs and shirtings at case
spreads, Table, Toilet and Piano Covers
coas es R' and Night
Nottingham Laces in sets or by the yard.
Ladies', Gentiemens and Children'ss Linen Hand.
Cartons Of the very best oil boiled Ribbons reduced
from 76c to 26c
H.-s-K.-a.
Just received, new and complete stock
of the celebrated and well known
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves
In rs 4, and buttons new styles and colors,
Also full assortment in /, and buttons
Misses and Chdrens Kid Gloves
The Victoria Kid Gloves at reasonable prices SELL
ing very rapidly
Just opened lot of Gloves
One-button at So cents pair and upwards.
Twobutton at 75 cents pair and upwards
Call, examine and judge for yourselves, at
HARRIS BROTHERS.,
Kid Glove Emporium,
ST. Broadway,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
IJAIR HAIR, ,HAIR.-SHAw's PATENT HAIR; EQUAL
Il human hair; be cOnbed and brushed
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Ok REwARD.-LosT, ON THE 9TH, BRINDLED
vJ long haired I Shepherd Dog Return or send word
DIX REwARD.-Losr, ON SUNDAY, sTH INSTANT
ra S Sad Ss On
% reesye sy he asve eer reward
$1O REwARD-A SMALL BROWN SILK yMBREL
has handle made elephants tusk questions
asked Address s2o Madison avenue.
@1O REwARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY, SEPT. !, BE-
SlU Ninth and twelfth streets in Sixth avenue
the % finder % BY leaving il at IS East Ninth street
&Os REwARD-LosT OR STOLEN FRIDAY AF.
pAC ternoon in going from Cortandt % Grand street
Jerry % on % s & He above ard by
JnSs %AEshs 90 Grand RAJ street No
@OS REwARD-LOsT, A GOLD HUNTING CASE
day. sepssaSer q B. on outer above re-
M @ w os s snS nS Ss% 0'
nErEcrIvEs. s.-EpsALL 4 CO., NO. s PINE STREET,
~ furnish reliable and efficient operatives in all mat
sTs Eaoe
DETECTIvEs.-UNITED STATES DETECTIVE
% Sasnsss src S5 al
dental.
DEwARD.-IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND WAL
~ let containing about $50 in cash and TIVE Letters % sa
S5SssS S% 'I%sS psrssn VI snS
street win rewarded fully to his satisfaction before
return OF the property is made
DRY GOODS.
A r. STEWART & CO.
wi" dssss Hats g g4ES 45 E3a5A sfss''
SILKS, 1sfRLvErs,
DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
INDIA cAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs
LACEs, EMBROIDERIEs,
ALExANDRE's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
IaqIssl,i Rslba Si';si, xsDR SHd sHfRs ahIlsEsn''
ELEGANT VELVET PoLoNA1sE.
trimmed with FUR and with LACE.
ELEGANT PARIS MILLINERY
Mininers' Goods
BOYS CLOTHING.
Undergarments,
CARPhTs, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
LINENS. sHEETINSs EhANgNELs, AHNgNsEL, BLANKETS,
and SsREsTS 81 i@Rspss sooSs, ssSss Of
e0%esssag most sae,s sss s'se:f ssecH aas as,a the
9ofSa'S; 10 BE- ic;una ms'i IN rad sSisU U''iSs' city.
Orders for MOURNING, as well as
rAsuroNASIS ~ fssfr.biRsG&Rs BbR&ss@AK1sa. x
m.nsss%sss sssSSss %SSS5 %$ SHRsR fssSE'fs SArS
list. s1I SIsss ofRHS Fl IsTPrTBHssiW tra
'r,s.s:; 4sssss%is ''Es1ssiE. are
Broadway Fourth avenue
Bargains from auction.
Goods at Wholesale.
Less than iobber's prices.
$1,000 pieces Of Ribbons,
every variety, szle and color,
aS% sssh RibSSons Ri Sors Sc ss y YARD sai up.
5000 Silk Neckties in
ehangeSSe can esGseGs paiSs; G1s also Windsor
and Nilsson Ties, from l0c to 81 rs.
Nsw Fan .1s. H:s saS Sfss5s Sns,y yGwsE VSS.
velvets, from 75c. yard up
10000 pieces silk Fringes,
Gmps, famentries, velvets &C.;
SILK Gmps from 2oc piece up ,,,,.,
6OOOO yards real and imitation
Leees iiomic yard y p up to q
u
Black Silk Laces, &c. up.
l,5O0 dozen pairs Kid Gloves
One button Kids, &c. pair up.
Two button Kids sc. pair up
Misses fine Kids, soc. pair.
200 boxes Ladies' Underware.
Chemises, Drawers, Sacques
Nightdrcsses Skirts, at about
the cost of the materials
$500 Pieces Hamburg Embroideres,
the cheapest goods In New York,
commencing at &c., &C., &C., l0c., l211c., l5c.,
2Oc., &c, 2oc, &c., Slc., &c., 42c. yard.
Several cases linen Handkerchief.
LADIES' Handkerchief from &c. up.
Misses and Boys, from &C. up
Gents Handkerchief from 12Hc. up.
Opening on Monday, 600 lots
OF Goods from auction, all
new, desirable goods very low -
69l Broadway,
between Amity and Fourth streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DARIEs SOLE AGENT OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A. Lottery, $50 broadway; Post office box 1909 New
York Prizes cashed and Information furnished In all
legal lotteries send for circular
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LOST AND FOUND.

CyrRAYED AWAY-A DARK BAY HORSE, WITH
white face about II or IS years old The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving him At 6o9 West Fifty
ninth street JAMES NEFiEh
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Osl-BErwEEN FIFTH STREET AND COLE
viii Be literally rewarded by leaving itstGr. slN6RfS
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A OPTICAL DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND
"A. Kentucky state Lotteries always on file.
j. CLUTE, Broker 206 Broadway, 153 Fulton street
Post Office box 4,gJ9 and No Park row.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

NNME. JOSEPHINE GOLDEN II WEST ELEvENLh E NH
IM street, near Broadway, is now prepared 70 take
orders Dress and Cloak making, &c. style, NJ ana
charges guaranteed satisfactory.
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DRY GOODS.

HIME TzLIER 222 SIXTH AvENUE.-sUITs MADE
M very latest fashion, SI2 to $ia Nine. TII.IER'S
Parisan Pattern Emporium all latest imported Patterns,
bc IN
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

DANGERS or PLATFORM ELEVATORS OBvIATED.-
~ The undersigned call attention to new appara-
tns by which platform elevators all kinds may be
dered perfectly safe Independent Of hoistne rope or
given safe rate Unimpared by tension, il is
always ready prevent the evil consequences of br0ken
ticulars apply TO LATHAM BROTHERS, SO Beekman ST..
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IMPORTANT REMOVAL
in the retail dry goods business.
On Monday, September 80, 1872
J. G. JOHNSTON,


IN thc icsoh uiy BVViS puemosSs
On Monday. September 80 1871
LAc. JOHNSTON,
ofBrosdway and Ninth street.
e. Will open their ne new store ....
where SsIssSs they Ssve bssa !sd up Win al
aad
en- nh sS
Iast spring they ordered in Europe the opening Of
at MSss Ssi a w Ss e o aGGa s new store on
Monday, September 80 1871
JOHNSON, BURNS 4 CO.,
Opening of Fall Goods.
On Monday, September 49,
their new importatons Of
Fan Goods,
comprising the latest richest and most desirable material
IN all kinds OF
Millinery Goods &C., &C.
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Straw and Felt Hats,
Flowers
An immense stock Of the finest French Flowers.
Ribbons.
Sash and Trimming Ribbons.
vevets.
Finest silk Trimming vevets, in all the new shades.
Silks and satns Ostrich Plumes, Tips Fancy Feathers
&C, &c
Laces
Black thread and Guipure valcnciennes and real
point Laccs Lace Collars, Sets and Sleeves, &c.
Embrolderies
choice and extensive variety in Hamburg Edgings
and Insertings fiouncngs &C., &C.
Dress Trimmings.
full assortment Of the various kinds Of Dress Trim.
mings, jet sets Ornaments, &C., &C. Ladies' and Chill
drens Undergarments.
Hosiery.
Full lines of English, French German and domestic
manufacture of the various kinds of Hosiery and Under
garments. for ladies, children and gentlemen.
Gloves.
Courvoisier's French Kid Gloves. Loupin's French
Kid 2-buttOn Glove, $I per pair
JOHNSON, BURNS CO.,
Nsnd So East Fourteenth street.
corner usiversity place, Union square.
1IME. A. MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE
m 0aoupeau, as Sixth avenue, New York, has just
c sssoriment cf Bonnet and Round Hats Tor the Pain
and Winter seasons from ell the leading houses In Pers
also the most elegant choice Of Flowers and Feathers
ayog impoetodo
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DARTLETT'S BOULEVARD, STREET AND PARK
ID Lamps excel all in giving light for beauty, durability
and low cost See them in In all the parks boule-
yards, upon Broadway. Filth avenue and elsewhere n
New York city and throughout the country General Of
flee, 500 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

n L. EBERT'S Confectionery, where the choicest as
sortment of Candies Is 10 be found at moderate prtces
N. BAH warranted strictly pure. L. EBERT,
90 East Twelfth street, three doors from Broadway
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~ my patrons and the public generally that have
moved from long established and well known stand,
l26 Sixth avenue, to the and handsome and
central location West Fourteenth street, between Fifth
reputation tor handsome Imported Millinery at fair
prices. n. T. HIGGINS
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do REWARD-FOR A SMALL AUSTRALIAN SHELL
pO Paroquet lost on the 9Th inst
NINE. sINGHI, 62l Sixth avenue
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
A Close Shave.

Henry Ward Beecher,in the Christian
Union, makes the following close shave ::
WHO marries for love, takes wife !;
who Dlarries for fortune. takesa mistress;
who raarries for position, takes lady.
You ere loved by your wife, regarded by
your mistress, tolerated by your lady
You h ave wife for yourself, mistress
for yoar house and friends, q lady for the
world and society. Your wife will agree
with you your mistress VII rule you your
lady viii manage you. Your wife will
take care Of you and your household,
your mistress of your house, your lady
Cf appearance. If you are sick, your
wife will nurse you, your mistress will
visite you, your lady will enquire after
your health. You take a walk with your
wife, ride with your mistress. and go
to party with your lady. Your wife
viii share your grief, your mistress will
share your money, and your lady your
debts. IF you die, your wife viii weep
your mistress lament, your lady wear
mourning. Which will you have?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
Darwinian Retrogression.

The New Zealand correspondent of the
San Francisco -Aita is responsible for the
following story:
However strange Mr. Darwin's theory
that a man is Defended from monkey
may seem to many, the following par
ticuIars la the early history Of ne of the
present members Of Parliament for New
Zealand and related In all sober earnest
ness in Southern papers. Dir. B S ear
ly life was spent in the wilds Of Southern
Africa When mere infant he was Que
day laid peacefully at rest at the door OF
his woodland home, {lis worthy parent,
near the cabin, shot the offspring Of a
large monkey, at which the feelings Ct
afectiouate Mamma were of course much
wounded. She was however driven
away by the approaching hunter, and. in
passing the cabin door, noticed and stole
the future New Zealand legislator. The
loss was not discovered for nearly al
hour afterward, and then all efforts to
find the robber proved unavailing. Three
months after this hunting party came
across a family o. monkeys in the Wild
erness, and, there, in the arms of the
careful, although untutored, wet-nurse
was The long-lost child, who chat:ed and
jibbere,l in the most approved moi key
fashion, apparently fully equal to the
exigencies Of the situation. Could til ere
be any moro convincing evidence than
this, OF the.af1in;ty of the race and those
hairy denizens of 2ur woods?'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

| anu dtteHtlon may ProutaDiy De turned
| 10 the feet of our horses. Mud, wet,
slush, and filth Of any kind allowed to
remain on a horse feet will certainly in
jure them. When horse is brought in
from work the feet and legs should be
washed free from dirt and rubbed dry.
The hoof should be occasionally well
tarred with common pine tar. If any in
jury occurs from 'calking, the cut should
be kept clean, and if it is at the junction
Of the hoof and skin, pains should be
taken to heal it up at once, lest the hoof
may become permanently injured as it
grows downward IF it is kept soft and
pliable there is little danger Of this, but
if it is allowed to become dry and brittle
| bad sand-cracks or split hoof may occur.
! Hearth and Home
! CURE FOR SMALL PoX AND SCARLET FE-
YER.
The London Scalpel, the highest med
ical authority in the world, gives the
| following as an infaliible cure for small
| pox and scarlet fever: Suiphate of zinc
one grain; fox glove, one grain half a
teaspoonful Of white sugar; mix with
two teaspoonfuls of water. Take tea
spoonful every hour. For child small
doses. according to age. The Scalpel
tells that if physicians would only use
this medicine there would be no more
need for pest-houses.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
PROFITABLE EjUP[, 0TH7NT

We desire to engage few more 4 gents TO sell the
World Renowned improved aEsiESz e = SEW
ANes NJ $GaasS e at liberal salary o" on Com
mission. Horse and Wagon given to Agents.
Pull particulars furnished application, Address
W. A Ii HENDERSON & CO., General Agents, Cleve-
land Ohio. and ST. Louis. AIo.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

IT hard to say which are the greater
fools, the scientists intent upon overthrow
ing the bible, or the religionists who are
impeding the march of science. The
truth is, science and religion ale in their
nature and in their grounds of belief so
diverse as to render antagonism impossi
bic. Can thoughts and rocks collide.
vegetation be blasted by spiritual infu-
ence, or oaks b. overgrown by argument?
Can science detect in muscle, nerve and
brain that which supplies pabulum to in
;erlect and conscience or can spiritual
faith unsettle the order of nature, and
cause what is not TO be? We feel in our
selves the working of mighty forces con-
meeting US with God, angels and lmmor-
tally: but can we put the convictions
thence arising into scientific form P
Could science invent such character as
Jesus of Nazareth? Can it account on
philosophical principles for the martyr 5
faith, or FL that large space in history
| which religion occupies The forces OF
nature are no more certain to us than the
feelings connecting us with God and lm-
mortality, though each stands in ouI
minds on its own basis of evidence, and
cannot collide. -Da. r r9turch.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
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Gun materials of very kind. Write for Price List
to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. ARMY
guns and Revolvers bought traded for agents
wanted.
A GENTS & UANVASSERS seeking p-,Ifablc en-
"A poyment shon Id address the Acme linen Mz5l:eJ
Co., 33 BARCLAY 50 ". T. for full particn,ary of til
only effective device ever Invented frindelIhiy mark
ing clothing and printing visiting cards None will
regret investigating this. - lw
DSYsEE Fascination or Soul CIliril-
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TO use this power (Which all possess) Will. Diy-
thousand other wonders. Price ly mail 81 25 cloth
paper covers Sl,o0. Copy free t. GgcHtS tV 81 q
monthly easily made. Address T. ". I.TNS. Pub
II s. Sth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
PLAIN TALK.

No one questions the Democracy Of
the La Crosse Democrat, yet there is not
a paper in the State that talks palmer
onthe liquor question than that same
paper Here is one of its paragraphs:
''!Some of cur exchanges are making
much of party by the name Of Lii, late
an eminent brewer of Chicago, because
he has abandoned the brewing of beer,
to enable him to enter some business
where he can make money without en-
couraging intoxication The most of these
papers consider Mr.. Lii martyr to prin-
ciple, as he has left good paying bust
ness in obedience to the dictates Of con-
science, and TO assist the cause Of temper
ance. Enasmuch as Mr.. ILL has made
several million dollars by his process of
making tlrunkards, and has had his
brewery burned to the ground, it is no
great credit to him to refrain from
rebuilding it. Had he quit the
business years ago, he would not have
had so many widows and orphans to hold
him Sc IF responsible for.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

AT jury trial. recently, in Minnesota
the Judge asked the usual questions be-
fore proceeding with case, whether any
gentleman of the panel was disqualified
by interest or otherwise, from setting as
a Juror. No one replied that he was
Plaintiff counsel, who was thin, hatcl- :
et-faced, dyspeptic-looking individual.
rather tart,y challenged one man, and
had him removed. This obstacle to per-
feet justice, having been surmounted,
things were beginning to proceed pleas
antly, when tail, broad-shouldered fel-
low, with a look of Infinite good humor
in his face, got up slowly and asked to lie
excused.
'Why?" said his honor.
ny ell. Judge was the reply, Il don t
think can be impartial in this suit, real
" don't. You see, l believe |
am prejudiced against one of the Law
yers tacle. -
"Ah how's that? p inquired the court,
in q lively way.
why, the fact is l am preiudiced
against the counsel for the plaintiff.
meyer saw the man before to-day, but L III
afraid | should go against him on gener-
al principles, from the Way he looks. .
The conscientious juror was allowed to
step down.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
PORK PIE.


Make nice crust, line a deep dish
with it, put in layer Of pork, then a
layer of apple, and so on alternately I'M
til the dish is sufficiently filed, spice 20
your taste. add little water, and cover
with t,liyk crust. Bake an hour and
4 half. You viii have an excellent din
ner lie.
IT is important that the temperature
OF cellars in which roots are stored be
sufficiently low little above the freezing
point is right for them. If much warm
er. early potatoes, onions and turnips
will sprout and become damaged No
place on the farm needs thermometer
kept there more then the root cellar land
constant attention should be given to
; maintain an equal and proper temporal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

is confidently recommended to every famiir Is 4
household remedy and should be freely taken III All
deransenleatS of the system
It'll NOT A PHTSIC-Iti Is NOT what Is T7oT71iariy
called BITTERS IS i intended az such eat Is
simply powerful Alternative giving health yi7or anu
tone all the vital forces and aninates and ortues
all weak and Emphatic teTapeTaments.
JoII,, Q KELLOGG. Is Plat Street New srok,
Sole Agent for the Unite=' States
Price ons Dollar PER Bottle. Send for Circuisf