davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
CANDID A =. +, ..
FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF..
rThe friends ofWESLEY BOD1E, Esqr.,
,,nounce him as candidate for the Othce OF
Sheriff of this District at The ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce Capt.
uIIMPHREY BOULWARE, as Cans
d;Ja,e for Sheriff, at the ensuing elecunn'
TThe friends Of Col. THOS. w. IAN
HAM announce him as candidate Tor 'he
Office Sheriff at the next election.
TThe friends of Col. JOHN HILL an
oounce him as a candidate for Sheriff oil Eds-
field District at the next election.
NJ We are authorized 10 annohnce y. j.
WHITAKER, as candidate for the Othce
of Sheriff, at the ensuing election:
nFThe Friends OF ALFkED MA 7 :,
announce him as Candidate tor Sheriff.
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
E,aw Notice.

1EVHE Firm of GRIFFIN y BON M AM; nG is is
dissolved by mutual consent; l. me l.ln,.no,ad "'M
ished business Of the iru, WIN oe ''ansa''eu
with Mr.. Griffin. Ut. - ,,o
The Undersigned will SUI p,acuee y. ,%e ,I,e
Cour,s'of Law s. Equity. olce near 'e
Court House. ,, poNuAu
January 10. ls49, 2m ol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
:JOSEPM ABNEY,

TTORNEY AT L9R.
WK7ILL be found IN his office at Etge,e'd
" Court House, adjoining Bryans brlck
Store, on Saturdays, Saledays' and Cour'>
weeks.
He will attend promptly and strictly to bas'
ness in his profession. r,
January 10, q -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S, 1919

DuMD.-A rogue asked clarity no
pretence Of being dumb. A lady hav-
ing asked him with equal simplicity and
humanity, how long he had been dumb,
he was thrown ofhis guard, and anwer<
ed, "From birth madam y "Poor fell
low" sailtbe lady, and give him dol
lar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
Our Washington Correspond


The Treasury Repor,-The Recent EiectionsM Solicit.
tor Giilen- The Naral School, &c &c.
Ihave taken special to learn whether any
financial scheme will be suggested by the Secretary OF
the Treasury in his forthcoming report and my means
Of information being direct and not likely to mislesd
me, / confidently predict that material change viii
be recommended.
The result Of the recent elections has not rued Old
Jack jot He has not looked better Vi
vacious for ten years past than now The same how
ever be said of his cabinet Clayton Mere
dith sadly grieved with affairs in Pennsylvania
Gpin, the defeated candidate for the mayoraty went
home yesterday, after fully exposing the trickery Of
his wing opponents in which category he placed tho
Norh .4nerican, which has truly done more to impair
the efficiency of the Taylor cause in Pennsyvana and
esew here than any three democratic Journals In the
land The visit Of Mr. Clayton to Philadelphia,
IL believed had references to his absolute disconnsc
tion with that establishment.
Mr. John C. Clark has furiousy denounced the reten-
ton Of Mr. Solicitor Glett as pai?sbe violation by
Mr. Meredith OF q cardinal principle OF Old lack; and
the administration by upholdins MIR Giett could not
be adequately realized, but demanded his instant dis
mssa II may judge rightly OF the interview from
what Mr. Clark states, Mr.. Meredith then has found ct
least with courage enough express his mind
have however entertained other Impression since
its formation, than that the present cabinet Will have
brief existence; but its dissolution cannot be immsdi-
ate beoause new men could scarcely be expected to
make themselves sufficiently acquainted with the affairs
Of the several departments Ia time to furnish estimates
and reports upon their condition. It IL folly t. deny
the existence Of different rents among the men,
bers Of General Tsylors cabinet They are not har-
monous the republic would intimate and none know
this truly than the editors themselves.
The Naval Board which has been In session for tho
past two weeks rsorganizng the Naval School at An
Dspolis will close their lsbors ON "wednesday or Thurs
day next and IL In to be hoped that the result OF their
d. alterations will give increased efficiency aud value to
that institution. The favertsm that has governed its
direction for several past has we'll nigh acquired
for 1t Unsatisfactory Distinction. do not to
reflect upon the talented officers who have been imms
diatly charged with the instruction Of its pupils but
the in which candidates for It's honors have
been thrown into the service to the exclusion Of
merisrious youths. has made its continuance obnox-
ious to every observing mind The relatives ana i'm
mediate friends Of tommodores Morris and Shubriek
and other dra~ing oommodores. have so sus
nopopoz.d its advantages that is aas been dfffc ult
to obtain warrants for any but ,noir own p-ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
ABUSE M ENTs.


Lessee WI Bi,a,, n.n.ssI-W evening, Oct
n Me- s s gay sdns or ok
New s sa.s ..% Tr s
e. Ss SR viz 9 eGrsaSs w
Pophsm; Mt JCItan Mr.; Dabsser. M. " .. chspas";
nssn s:y an. sa dSss G. R's: G,s. s;a
lsry l2h cents Doors open at 6h ocloek commence at
NIBLOs GARDEN.-wEDNEsDAY EvENIN q OCT II.
the the SWISS a tS Ne rs.
mond Walter Mr. Dawson Dame Glib Mrs Henry; Rosetta
fGNch VERSUS M"rp %s" piece a s sssG
Se" To the rss Of RE SsN
En- EHS S Mr. Mr., SS son Mr. aadsf H. Philips
ASmisson 80 cents Door, open at half past six o'clock per-
The BREACH Of Pslss
NJ " M 's ss1n an TSs
s SSes no =,
@ Axe M Fs,' Eo Xxx To-
A. Pioeadliy, Mr.: Buron Mr.. ,. Brown, MI BrOushsm.
DSi sSss Fa% ssf s ssi'A Boxes
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-r. Il. BARNUx,
- Manager and proprietor Greenwood. Jr, Assistant
evers evenings at OooeI Fsurh week 81 ss ana rs
q sss xsnS.Si. nsS,isss Tsaily rSS e.
IN variety Of the same astounding fsss Wonderful ana
family Miss & ss
Ss1ry MI @isaa
as' West: who will sEpsar a. each in new
all hours the Enormous Boa Constructor Largest
Living Anaconda, Live Mammoth Crocodile, Wax Scripture
and Temperance statuaIy Madame WE'LL Fortune Teller
Admission. "a cents children under 10 l2 cents
MACALLIsTERs TEMPLE OF ENcHANrMENT-
W Chiness Assembly Rooms--0ns Wseklsors Monday,
smopg the extraordinary fsats and experiments the
The Feacoek boubons Wreaths for the LADIES' Tho
gum National Fess The Umbrella; Cookery Of Paraara
garamus Ampuation OF tho Nose; Feat la VIM Tell Ds-
appearance Of Madame Msssster. Admission % cents;
sofa seats 6Ocents children half price. Commence st7
ERANKLIN THEATRE, It's CHATHAM SQUARE
This place Of amusement 10 night having
been decorated in the Interior after the style Madame
Warriors WabAa leicester Square, London, with variety
of chaste and beautiful exhibitions before
the city, The Female Serenaders the Arab Girls also
Madame Pauine's Troupe OF Model Artstes will appear
every night Admissonstage seats Soc; Boxes 25c Pit
IKE Private Boxes 81 N II. An afternoon
every Saturday at o'clock.
WALLHAlLA, IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BKUAD-
w wny.-Msgnincent Exhibition Of entirely lie per-
fermsnces of Comic Singing Dancing Gymnastics Illus
rsted Living Pictures Instrumental Music, &C. &c.
seen before in this city, and crowned by unanimous
pause OF the wondering public The wonder Of the world
Miss Clara spit. dancing head downwsrd Performances
night ~ o'clock Extra performance every Satur
day ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

DIX BROADWAY.-G. STEWART, G5 BROADWAY,
- ~ will offer this day Wednesday, the great
et bargains Of Fren oh Embroderes Hosiery &c. offered
to the public-vn rich Vaencie Collars and Cuffs
S. worth 81; reel hschn ditto ST. worth s. soc rich
keedlework Collars and Cuffs 81 usual price S. 5o Lace
Sleeves 6 worth 4 Ladies Lace Caps and Head dresses
ST. worth 81; Ladies White Cotton 81
hne quality Black Cotton, Morrsons Dye 50 25 worth
So 50c; Gents Brs~n Cotton Hsfhose 81 25c Chldren
Hose good heavy makes Doe per dozen Also his well
Cashmere Cloaks aud Sacks Of the PARIS
ported expressly for has establishment He particularly
calls the attention Of ladies to his goods
great bargains will be offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
AMUSEm ME- Mtg.


RowIsY TH.ATEE-.wsDNEsDAYsy EVENING, osr.
Z will s ..s't =. tragedy & g.
R.s:r, H.st.n, Moore Kasharin: Iora, Mrs j. Wal
ssa ~. a.
W. ds Doa jose d: MI Mason Ls1sT a
Miss DENIM aaritasa Mis- wewyss The Countess de Re-
cents open at halt past curtain will
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE,.;wRDNEsDAY
os thu .d S1 xsA
lAN-JSsey. Nj: c. Burke Squire Toodlss Randolpho,
NJ ss a RI. Fas s'
BABY f Mr. s s%iis A:y
Or Ts the sySr Of p
Jerrsoni sophy Mss Loekyer Doors open at to u to
e.npence At "a precisely
MIcBELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE. WEDNESDAY
s sss;$ %iPoSs f ss%snS; Ss sG
Sns SfElf M a SsSS
F F t 4sS Ss Ne
Nary Pnse Miss Sinclair Dress Cree: c Upper Boas
:sosn. PIT 2h cents Private Boxes $751; osshesra Boxes
w Third avenue Aston Plaes.-Trosday evening, Oct
&C. s T cv The Win l
be followed BY he Greesn Games the Comic English Ponies
ha By G.
% as aa
Sssraay afternoons soImenens g. o'clock Evening
mission, 20 cents. Reserved seats for families.
FRANKLIN THEATRE NO. 175 CHATHAM SQUARE
Great Attraction for Few Nights.-An entire
troupe Of Females among whom is Miss Virginia the most
beautifully formed in the world engaged. Also,
sisnora Rosa the great Italian Female Jpg9e the only
NUMBERING adies being the largest band in
berormanses en- the huc.l Glasses every evening Ma
dame Paunes Troupe of Model Artistes will appear in
variety Of splendid which will be
sss RIss
Reyel" with many ot Admission-Staso Seats so ets
Boxes, rs cts; Pit, l21s cts; Private Boxes, 81.
MR; DEMPsTER, COMPOSER OF TaE MAY QUEEN,
AVA Lament Of the Irish Emgrant Blind Boy &c. (bsHs
about to visit his native eonnry respectfully Announess
that he will give OF his original Ballad
the Tabernacle on Wednesday evening October th CON-
men cling at o'clock.
CHIN ESE MUSEUM $50 BROA DWAY, EXHIBIT No
the Mannsrs Customs Religions Arts and Sciences Of
four hundred millions Of Chinese will close November rd
Open from A n, till 10 p. n Admittaass d cents;
children under 10, half price.
TNHE 22D ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTI-
tute is at Castle Garden, from A. NJ to 10 p NJ
The delays occateDed by the extreme bad weather. in the
early Of this exhibition. necessarily deferred the
pleton of The Managers that
all completed and they invite the friends nations in
dusry inspect this grand annual jubilee Of and indus
try Of their fellow citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

Total. ......... 1855 $50 S25o 13T0s
BHaspy. = Sales Of half pipes Cognac we're made ss
81 so $40.
Boss we note sale Of 5000 bills Northwest Coast,
at Sssc. cash. 90
CerroS speculative feeling has been quite spps-
rent TO day and sales reach nearly 900 bales holders
In general are very .iliBg sellers At our quotauons,
especially those Who hold cotton from the Ausntis
states gtock In city all hands, estimated At 5000
bales 80
Co,,yy sses Of 200 bags Of Java we're made ct loo
prime Rio held at the came price. -
r,s.-T There we're arrivals Of about 200 L. 500
ouiutals Of dry cod With only few hundred bbls of
macker,l Ibe market ff he a.Ser Wa hrher W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
POLITICAL.

MEETING OF TEE DEMO- Ratio WIGS or
me riIs. v, ,Es held 81 As0r A..n,ie GArdea.
es After ors,ni,.iGnv W. moved That Hsssr
tss Of three prepare tabs address and rssousions
re.sive Of the sense Of che meeting who reported As
20 rnE wHIGs OF rr,r FIRST wARp-Your attention is
ds 70 the disruption Of the party the degradation Of
Csc y ho sd.s f.s eomponents
whs stror e hofd class Of wholesale retail pot-
Is who no S op.
asraoi< wing citizens their rights by fraud and asumed
Justified in submitting to
rights Of the wing constituency have been
VOWED and every osigation Of faith has been set AZ
FtsTes,s '''
In distribution of party pao.age-n the disposition
sonaesn the leasing Of ferry and wharfage privileges
nd in every other available the almighty dollar has
made the test Of merit and that dollar has literally
its object in sitting the honest expression Of the
Their plans have well arranged their Efforts
M sssy en- IT on ss s paI o. the
heaced on BY steslthy handed vio
wherefore be resolved by those wings who feel they
ave the best interests OF the parry at heart when they
the time has arrived when it Lseon o. sxpeieas to
back BY determined exerop the tide Of eorruptoa that
Resolved, That proceedings at the primary el,c
cmraat parteipants thersnNCusecm House inspectSrs
nd oce brokers Of every shsss and and that
Resolved That we totally dsapprove of introducing loco
peOs into primary asemblages, well fitting them
~ with pay places in The gi,, Of The party ard that de-
ave been enF s II the d,spies6le business
rs's upc s er Of a n ps ss as
hiss Of the First Ward will spurn all Efforts at cancellation
a't a s,sn nd src ds S
to- es % ON % ns s e e ssar Wig
or Ai'erman,. Joseph Naylor For Assistant John ID.
On motion, it further Resolved That copy of the
egoirg address and resolutions be published in the Tr
VIM. Cosa Owe. chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

sIIrPPING.

49,
EoR HAVANA. rEw ORLEANS AND CHAGREs.-
schenek. u. ", commasder will be tetrached from this
port On Tuesday the 18Th % November a. o'cloct p
the var at Charleston savannah 20 land AID receive
mails ard passengers The ohio si carry the Governments
Mss for the Pacific, Nc, 70 hy the December steamer
BAvsns TO the stsuseh we'll Known steamship Falcon,
Lieut. Harsteue u n. commander, and proceed h her
dire 20 hsgres arriving in time for the CALIFORNIA; steamer
power constructed In The hest which give
uest assurance q safety 20 the passengers
secommedsou the Ohio unequaied BY any
An experienced surge n ~ attached "a the Ohio.
Rates Of Passage TO Havana. New Orleans.
state-reom berth, ladies saloop... $40 SIS cash
State room nsrth. dining saloon.... 40 75.
stsbdee birth, In I'd cabin. ...... 50 CO..
Steerage. found. bed ana hoard 800. = ~
RrprcrpRsrrs or P,..AGr TO CpAeRss
State berth in ladies' or dining saloon 100 eash.
s.srpSe fsspd with beds and board -. -. -. -. 30 "
go lbs baggage allowed for cabin ard 200 lbs for
pssnfers Freight 60 thneres 90 cents per cubic foot All
psny. NJ q. kOBEHrt us west 81.
LoR cuAeREs-DIsPATCu LINE-BARK BYRON
II This seFsnt tars, ten months old, will have quick
dispatch fer the above port Parties soirg 20 California BY
the Ishmus route will hna this favorable opportu
nifty. Fer freight or passage at low rates, srp,yto
II OCULAR PACKET LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ST. NhRYs, Capt Evans III sail Nov. ist fhe
modaonP tor cabin forward cabin, and steeraee
ere sneqpslsd s ssy vessel hst has sailed m ye for Calf
kp.TowLERl 80 Yves, s,re..m
VIII be rucceeded BY schooner asd ship.
CoR N. s--ro SAIL ON FRIDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
NEW BOOKS. nc.


NJ ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, ExcHASeR PLACE.
WI adjoining the Post Once, New Orleans. La-Atths
ahovs tfhment always he found
scripon eorsstine ofNeveis History Biography scsntac
Commercial, Geographical and Medical Torks Also, Q
complete, ortme,t o. ss,ierey, tor.ther with all the
County orders for any article In trade supplied
varded with despatch. Books mailed Prompt attention
pnis 70 any work ordered ~ mall Foreign Boots imported
- order. j. G. MORGAN.
Literary Depot d,inns the Pest Once New Orleans La
p S=Complsts arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throughout Mon or supply Of
Vie new works ne fast as issued. j. C.n.
vTBF UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTABLISHED, TO- DAY
at Col Broadway, Book snd husic Stsre where the
sesst rejection o. German Books and European and hmer
can Music viii constantly be hand. AZ the tins
they inform the public that they have opened Subscription
for the loan Of nusic the conditions Of which be
calling at their store. LONING CO., COL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

LOR HALIFAX, ". e.--T0 SAIL ON FRIDAY
merit 18Th inh The very fAt-ssilirs copper fastened
packet brig MINERVA Cokron master having
cen oasns for cabin and s,errass passengers will sail
positvey above are eatn eo steerage S. Apply 10
JANIS MCDONALD, No. 7 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
LAMPS.
,.--~-~-~---~.--~~,---~-~~-~.


nEPoT OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAME No. t1
~ broadway, formerly pseon's Agency; 81 broadway.
Just received choice Of Mechanical Car
eel Also Lamp nodefators; Lamrs for Vessels french
Turniture for Lamp. Tie beet rorken attached TO
this estahshment for repairing and ming hind Of
Lamps Undertakes evory lind Of Trneh brosre and uld
ing n. DAKD0NvfLLE.
$50 Fulton street I'd DOR east of Broadv ayIsmps Of
AL kinds both for lard and csmphint; also Chandeliers for
churches stamhcsts hotels he Granooles and Csndei-
atss in silver silt end bronze; Hall Lnntens Clebes CHM
beys ieks ke wksesae snd retail at the very lowest
price for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

suited AZ his office, 81 Dty street. all private diseases
The mott obstinate yield 10 his mode % treatment Witt
on the non mercuria principle Structures the
approved rirn. The vcti- rstery indulgence can ae
arpiyi riA ceftair. u sssS- -2.. a = =. s-.ss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

[NIRST WARD, AWAKE!-- UNION AND HARMONY -
I'VE Rust and shall be Vctorious!-- The Democra ito
Of the First ward friendly to union and harmony
egular aors nd Republican principles
attend ting toray the Peoples Ticket, the Broad
Ieet House, - Broad and Pearl Streets Friday
venng Oct 49, s19 At half part o'clock. BY order the
omina ting committee. JOHN COFFEE, Chairman.
JONI l. BYRNE, LOUIS stLvERARD, See'ys
ENOCBATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
tee "A special Getting Of the Democratic Republican
snsra Comn itee will be held at Tammany Hail. rhurs
~ iIg, October 10TH s49 at o'clock by order
EMANUEL Ii. HART, Chairman.
CYRUS LAYTON, }so......,
JAMES g. SMITH. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
MUSICAL.


Two FLUTE AND VIOLIN AMATEURs.-MR.F EBgN
tof Gungls BandD has the honor 10 that he
has taken rooms No Murray vhcve he will sve
strueon the German the Boehm, and the Diaonc Flute
Asss the Violin and Guitar Mr. has liberty
several gentlemen Who bis pupils and have expressed
hemseves much pleased with their and his method
AZ inair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACrICAL PRI-
- Sa.e yrestse &C.. ~ Greenwch street ones hoyra,
pts A. n. 6to p NJ (Sundays exccptsj.l Those wbc
spty IN the early s-ages will he surprised At the rapidly
and little nccnvenienee attending their cure chiefly
however those who have suffered ire certain elias Of
pc whe ear properly appreciate his tsrvees In etsre
rem lie trs OF incrier 10 lite tdvanced and ds'rerf
g sge iron nncomcu sdvantas-s ard extensive
psoel ne esp Affords rapid a,d radical which
s~vrrsl~ A~se~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
NIOO III .h".s 800 III he p,is er The ,osre =;

SOO Iis shove reward viii be paid for the recipe q
nedieine that will private disease with more certainty
and less inconveniencc than the spanish Extrast One
bottle lasts week. and generally cures Some cured In
three days but its value every other known
dy IL the and certainty with which 10 controls and eff
fec,usy those cid eases that have JAILED 90 obtain
relief elsewhere and those Who have been vctimed by
suaes AND pteenders may themselves for with with.
the leat ibconvt Price 81 bottle With full
directions, Spanish French and Englsi. Sold
Do - a. Madison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
SALES BY AUCrIoN.


A UtTIoN NoTlcE-LARGE SALE OF vuRNITURE-
IA This Day at ley o'clock, by IT, H. Odheld, in The
sale roomr 10 North william street, Chatham,
prisng the Furniture Of two families removed for
Including Csrpet Beds Bedstsad Pianoorte Crockery,
China Stoves Sc The sale will be the base
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
QY JACOB s. PLATT.--L. @. CARRINCrON AUC-
- tioneer Auction Sale Of Crsckery, China, Glass and
the auction store e Plat consisting OF loo
los TO suit country dealers city retailers and Others
via flowed. blue light blue. white granite, painted dpt
and enancled Ware u dishes bakers plates jugS sham
here twifers mullins Irish and London teawsre sc.
Also tulsrs decanters lamps specie jare fruit bowls,
astral lamps sirandoes &c. Aho toilet ornaments Jews
Of 6fssswars, &c. ~ B-.Ihs sale will commence At 10
ock aud sold throughout in lets the
and the attention Of retailer and country
dealers Is directed 20 the same
vUH W. SHIRLEY. ACCOMMODATIONS FURNI-
w tute sale, this day Wednesday Oct H. at n o'clock
shs three house No. 90 kast 18th street Fourth
avenue the entire furniture consisting OF Paror Chamber
Basement sud Kitchen Furniture the principal part made
order The sale peremTtory and worthy the notice of
nmhss kich Brussels CARPETS OIL Cloths, Extension
sofs Chars Chamber Furniture TO matehj the whole
recently purchsfed. ana In prime order.
\ W. BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNr-
brown will sell BY Catalogue auction this day twtdnes
ti Oct 7th at l0 o'clock at No lO2 broadway. large
and complete assortment OF HOUSEHOLDS Furniture Also
rich silver plated Ware China rich Bohemian and other
Glassware, framed Ergrsvnes, ko
DY IIwIs AND HoRTIxoRE--sroREIs 7 CHATHAM
- street. ravhbrokers sale. this day, October 18th, a.
ten seloct large collection o. unredeemed pledges. vis
bracelets, brooches se nc, BY order Of A. GOODMAN,
Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
MEDICAL.

yslds can be accommoda ted with good and
comfortable home by who has experen
nursing inyalJs Bet reference Ryep. Apply Tor one
week only. at n o. l6 NY rifle avenue. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

HVOLIAN PIANO TORTES-sEvERAL BEAUTIFUL
Jroevood and pearlw Piano Forteom the celsbrat
mandatory Of T. Gilbert Co.. Boston, with Coemans
Patent Hoan Attachment exhibiting at the Amer
Institute fair in the lecture Castle Garden. Their
Waters Of Boston, will be happy TO explain the
sonnection Of the Aoian with the Piano. Mr. Van Der
Neyde. an excellent pianist will preside from A. H. until
y. n, and produce the magnificent effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

NO CURE No PAY.-BR CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST.
IN he consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
dsetse practice OF sixteen devoted 20 the treat
nent Of delicate dseass enables Dr. c. 20 cure worst
form Of this disease Rseeat cured in three days No
used. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

nR. POWELL, 0CULIsT AND AURIST. HAS JUST
- imported Artificial Eyes which be inserted without
the slightest pain, and will like the natural DR..
Powell attends usual to Of the Eye and ~
Warren street, Of Broadway. where
Treatise on the Eye" Price ca cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

CTRICTU RE-ITs NATURE. SYMPTOMS, CoNsE-
~ quences mode % detecting. the remedies with recipes
snd only possessing tbs work seed
long be troubled with sucture. STh edition. 2l2 Price
VI Nay bad Of the author, ~ Greenwich street. or By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

II
~ ren are laborhg under the bad Effects Of secret
self abuse in youth head back limbs and affected
the mind and social feelings !mrared genital Debility
seminal weakness impotence nocturnal emis lone
Ing ruinous DO not be deceived by little books
pGfilla eNirs, snd other you will Ind them
worthless DR. Convers Cordial is the old STANDARD remedy
It nvgofatng psvcr on the procreave egsns wonder
MI Tar exceeding sny thor article Scores Who had lost
All hope 81 relief have been resuscitated 81 bottle,
lotttt Ter 50, with important sdvce ard directions. Dr.
tonytrs ohee, 30 Third avenue between 10th ard lh
" n. where he h consnted aud the Cordial obtained and
forwarded 70 any part Of the country.