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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

NE0ULTON PLIMPToN, WILLIAMS = CO, IMPORT.
Nl obbcrs Of dry goods ut net cash prices No u
vesey o. barclay streets directly Of the
leave invite the
their stnck of gnnda witch ODER
the beautiful wareho which lately
moved. Their stock OF goods tho
tie country, ard is undivided into dspar esoh
having purchaser and manager and acoounts
distinct all thc rest Thus this establish prcsnts
the characteristics of distinct snd separs socks with all
the attention and energy IN each department. usually
pended upon 40 ordinary store.
Their stock numher Is upon all the goods, and By
which numbers they charged and thus
bills and they viii find u at tho goods have bus
price and that this firm act upon the maxim shat Ons
man dollar Ia as good as Anottsrs."
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE AZ FOLLOWS
Print and dcpattm located the drst door.
press goods department located on the first door.
Woollen goods and mems ocetsd The
first floor
Domestic goods department located in the base meDs
White goods and embroidery department. located ths
aoof nd atory.
HOSIERY and glovo department located on tho second
story
Small wsrcs psrtment generally termed 'Yankee No
tione, located ON the second story.
The OF each departments interested tho
Of his particular depsttm nj only consequently
syst, OF oe,ipr l.a|ng and wclluows vnods
very cheap sell others not well understood
avoided this mehtwe so every style Of gsods
extremely ohcnp
40 parties known repcn sbity they are prepared 10
grant time by adding interest nj se par csnh
snnn, AND IN king their paper psy iha at The ba0
banker, or commission house Of the drawers.
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Psrspnsl IntollAwensc.

Hon. Ro>srt ]. WaKsr asd family. and N. Bodiosso,
Russian Minister. Issu :, 70 sns city frc
arrived at The same hoteEJ Barnley Hame, E.q Egg
And BON I Ellis, ohio Ron MeAipin Asbsns;
Mesghsr nember of the British Pa,bamsnt lsfs tns
Metropolitan yesterday, 70 spend week at the Cat kid
Hon. J Daniel Charge daGs'rs to Sardinia. lufs
Washington yes sdsy mors'Dg for New York.
Judge Osmpbell Pos.ma ter General Is still sojourn
ing ~ Bedford Springs.
Governor seymour is spending fs~ days at Utica.
dinner rendered him bv the people Of Cherry valley
without distinction 81 party
ARRIVALS.
SsssA sr Nm, Mrs hC,s'l.s w,. Luy. I'D
"a. Gsillard. Hasell CuthSer. Mis-. Lucas Miss
e. u. Bose MI: asd
NJ: P.s's, s III. s ssSsH' xsssS
Son p. rssy ad,
esss, Mis- sn 11ns M ss. ss
Mad aSy ., W. ";
S: Stow. S.Ss S..s sT ..:. Jis
S.p.rs cspss sT Nj: Is.s ani ssd NJ c.ssh,s1,
s Es: .sy and ''.
cdsS s n The Howell
E.: sI:s s :s' Nil x: ill.,.
stephen asil. and lady; 4 Lee, lady and son; Miss
Rogers Geo WbiPple c Kowlsod 81 Hurl Lovejoy,
don II Sheldon. Dickinson IL w Harrison, ssrauss
+ W Kelly, = M.rshau, A Dani Is u nathsws, II
Goetehius, . Jestee, job, Cum, II IiltIs WIN sa
ley, Paleston, Monsieur Groschell J Beard
Mcneil, Geo Tre.per b Alderman aud lady. wv
gait Wyatt, Unckolls, NJ W 0'By.ne, W Ba
ler A LuddiSgton, Mount, Grist Mrs suit
ton mrs Bass aad infant, Jacob Smith, G Ellington,
Parrot Mrs Hollis and infant. Miss Louisa Nsvith Mss
Phillips Mise Char terlane, Ira Peck Arsod thos
W od II Diety, T shucIland. ShaS, Bald.
win, Gibland HutchiDgs, w jacques Jas Stria,
Iarra,d and servant G Solomons, 9 Shum way, +
Weymouth, Fitzgerald, h Fraeigh, II Smith, rho
thrO, II Demund Harg owe. Cohen g Fargo AZ Law
ton, Goetchius. w Marvin, Wes's Mrs. Saunders
SO in the steeraye
Portsmouth, in the chip American Con.
gress epoted bslow-FFancis Thorn Fsq and lady,
aud Mr. Franhlin Thompson, Jr Of Londor james Glib
Of Boston; Join Foster, John Trow Master Gel
Of England.
From havrs, in tho ship Helvetia-Dr j Rice, Her
Prom Glasgow, in the ship Cora Linn-Miss Euphemia
Drew
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond in the nshp
Roaooks-hrW Jones' w Forbes J a Roev, Ciiey, "
Colby 8 Higgins q w PIost, N VIII s Woody, W
Sprlsy, ID Reg nolds Williamson. A Campbell nd
lady, W II Harrison IL Payne II A Derby Mrs 8 8 Ao-
derrOn II Deica " Montague and lady MISC Kicks
Nicholas Jos Weir Kendall, Perkins, e. Lowe--29
in the sseerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

On Saturday evening, August Is, by the Row. James
HDett, Of No 1913 Browne street,, ~. OAsrL BURNS
Mis- ELIZA WnDIrG. AlsO, Mr. JAMES EuGAR 70 Nils
MARY ANNE MYERS all Of this city
W Saturday, August b. me Rev. Francis Peek Mr.
GEORGE FNGAs Of Brooklyn, to Miss MARY JANE LYON Of
Halifax, Nova Scotia
On SATURDAY., August 8 BY the Rev. C. Parker in
the Floating Church OF Saviour, CHARLES ROBINSON
MARIA JANE eldest daughter Of the late John Byy, OF
England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

Sc OSuIa, Cancer Rheann attsm, tEc -Hyast's
Ie Balsam most ce tain remedy for these terrible
diseases You who suffering the most tort urng paine,
remember that few doss Of this powerful yet pleasant
have been crsd and published in the Sun Herald and
other Those certifcaes from wei know cit
who he and nsulted ut hour Circulars
containing these certificates be had ut the principal de-
pot No 246 Grand street Seventy cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
Marine Affairs.

PEE STEAMSHIP MARION, Capt Foster. arrived yester.
day morning from CnArlestou. We indebted to Mr..
Fur Or Traser for bis usual iayers.
NEW HAvRE PACKET. Messrs. Lane L. West are hav
be built by Mr.. Abraham Bali vessel If 1915 tons,
1s1 the Havre trade She will be launched about the
Arst Of January, and il 10 be Commanded 81 Capt.
Major, Of the Geo Huflbat Mr., Bal. is ALo build
ing Tor the parties large schooner OF 40 tons for
ths Mobile trade
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
k1YPoRr N j August l5 1853.
SR-Th,s day, George CsttreIi, ship oud-r OF this
Dhss launched If oost perfecsis modelled vessels
have 500 IL built upon entirely
Disb her R.od.l having m de Mr ROBERT Fish.
TIE vel toosn yacns builder OF your city who also
ended the osGsruc.inn or tn. vessel Her yrh
deck 40 feet. ban, 81 feet, de 70 o. hod feet.
me- striking esulsrsy Of the vessel Is that while
hsv wDgtb dsch i0 feet her keel ia actually Ony
100 fees long owing aren of leogth OF keel aud
oecs OF 40 fest. bling verify bslieva speed
ard capacity ano think IL destaei 70 produce No
the ar. Of sb,o building Sos owned by Mr. 4.
J. R.ooset1 Of Esx York, whose name she bears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

HAIR Dye md Wigs -Baschsl0s's ManufAo>
tory for these articles removed No. 3 Broadway oppo
dte the Park whore he has tue pest the
world the application Of his famous hair dye and
ssle Of hs Invented wigs AM toupees Nine pvste
rooms al ON oae door. copy bis address,
WigS, Wigs, Wigs strangers visiting thu
Aafr 10 st MIDHUsST HEARe'S n Maiden lane where
hard abe largest the cheapest and best
OF ~ixs bsf wigs tonp.es brads Of long hAir
ists, fEixettes &c Copy the address,
Goas .uo, LiqaId dalT Dye n, without ex
sepoD aton tho inveatsa Beware of
tadso dyer Eusally celebrated Ia Gourauds
oxp currg rlnpes frsekes saliowatss chaps roagh
Pen Subt upr"ors hair from part
Body Liquid rouge, ly Whit. aud hsi- restorative st
Ne. " " alker street, first store from Broadway.
Hslvetia snG Lafayette Gold M..inx Com
parry Grass Valley 9alfornis call the ton Of
sur to the this In
column This IL thus far the cost co Oh via
Caors and its directors coah3enslv pate
srly divide I'd % less shsn
and . like dividend on each succeeding qaartsr.
ID. MOrsc's lnvsgO, aiinx Orsia~i. For Ner-
dis has squal and has tried but
with the most complete success IL has
OF men and women from both mental veil p,ysiaal
lint, In cases that eminent men sd ncuabe
health mental vigor and will i've la the both
10 ext,aoTd old sgs young s who rom
their pale complexion and loss of til ment
vgor have been supposed I" ba dooued death uy
bottles OF THE miraculous elixir This eord extensively
recommended by the medical faculty be by married
gereops Of all classes and The cordial put
hisfy Concentrated IN pint SETTLES Pree-Sa b.s.e,
dos and West Indes
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~o~>~(>>Sr~~>>"~~N0
SEE SIXTH AND SEVEN III PAGES

PERSUNaL
INFORMATION WANTED THE UNDERSIGNED,
/ Patrick Swespy, near Pine Grove, S.huyIk, eouaty
Pennsy vanA i, very much in distress written
his SITTER Catharine single
and HIS not heard her since November 1852 He would
PATaICK SwEENY.
Pine Grove, schuykill county. Penn, aug IS, 1881
DEPORTATION WANTED OF JEREMIAH CLANCY,
i native of County Cork Ireland. When last heard OF
lin viii BIO thankfully received by his sisters at 4s Roo
welt street.
II &B. WILL BE AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED
in last letter ut o'clock, on Wednesday, 18th inst
and thursday, 18th inst.
THE LADY WHO RECOGNIZED AN OLD ACQUAINr
i at the cry stal Palace Monday alter oon viii
where BIO had Please address G. e. City
Post OfBce.
THIRTY.FIFTH STREET AND EIGHTH AvENUE-I
i hroiled in the from to n Sunday. VIII rhir
~ nth street be at that place at half Wednesday
evening"
THE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT A SILK UMBRELLA
stages, Monday evening" procure the In
curing for whitney, with Bernhard Hutton So Beaver
street
CRYSTAL PALACE.
SUPFRINTENDENrs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal
Is a9y day. dso
Their notice.
Children snder twelve years of age ...... Is eents
Ticket. mtine tho iodcr until st Of October dollars
Tickets be purchased at the to tho Crystal
Palace at the music store OF VIM Hall No. 2D
join NJ BACHELOR,
Secretary Of the oupsrntendents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

80 test properties 81 h excelsior hair dye Fcance, tho
land Of cosmetics all artificial aids TO beauty
duced nothing that will comnaee with It, The browna and
bac Ike imparts rich lryord cnnsopton Nature
ht teat them Sold, sad applied In private rooms by
CklSTADORO, No. Actor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

A YOUNG FRENCH LADY WHO uNDERsrAyps
bardre,sins and dressmAaiss Y tssr. 81 sitna
objection TO go 10 Hurope App Mona Issbsau 6s5
BroA1NAY. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

thiy cschg many shat ts 10 the hett tho
nsir ever irtrodnded Hundreds OF heads re-
covered with magphcent tressss by its
utifes and preserves Sold ~ BARKERs 489 Broad
way, aud all respectable druggists and fancy stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
Association for the Exnioit1on or the Indus-
sly Of NIL nations
OFFICE No. SO BROADWAY, NEW YORK;

August TO 1853
Notice 10 hereby given that the Board Of Dire
resolved to issue the residue of toe capital stock
plated by the charter of the association and that the
remaining usAnd will DISTRIBUTED
proportion Of share for every four old shares ds
regarding fractions the sockh0id appearing such
snts books Of the Tuesday che 23d inst
1t o'clock provided tnst before tbeth inst they
pay hundred dollars upon each of the said additions
shares The will u Of
I'D August M til 10 An. Of the 26th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION As
IA tesmstrsss or shambermaid. two aavs
pply 34 Twsth street. between First and Second sys
nues, FIRST floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

Ralker,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

enlarged thc NIhst'c
braces ledies bolts and supprter CLUB foot knock knee
how leg INSTRUMENTS; with tnent OF ohil1rsp
.russes, at u Ann street, pcac Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

SALESMAN WANTED-IN WHOLESALE CL5TH
. ing house. To q Of first rate Abilities liberal
salary will be paid. Address, with and reference,
Pos Ofhce
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THE rIfxEriEN.
LOST AND EOUND,

DICKFD UP IN THE DAY, ON MoNDAY-A CANAL
boat, named Ann Smith of Philsdei hia For further
particuaIs inquire Of D. REAGAN, W Quarantine wharf
Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

SALESMAN WANTED-IN CITY RETAIL DRY
goods house. who thoroughly erstands the busia
and give the best of character No 9TH
ers need apply. Ad iress " Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

about, when by u.iDg my opgueDt they
their wiskers Add moust aches to strong thick
six weeks and without stin,pg urng their skin this
be proved ~ bottle sent any Of the
try. X. q GRAHAM " ann street, and all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

OAGuerreOtypes In COeOSs.-Cne Attention
II the public called to GUkNEYS style Of solored
ias.err@oypes also his minaspres and PORTRAITS in oil
seoype with the beauty and finish Of the finest oil
Ing Numerous specimens no at his magnificent
gallery 9 Broadway. Daguerreotypes of deceased
aana cor ed in oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

CALLsMAN WAN HAVING AN ACQUaINr.
HASTINGS 4 FORBY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

tiop.-ALBkRT EICuLAf advertses 70 sell this u,
August IL 81 choice bulldog sits a. Fort Hamilton Sal
commence at two o'clock, p N. on the ground Thor
who appreciate health, comfort, and long lie, will
Of this opportunity to most desrbl
situation for o tomo.
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6r,NCIAL usyCse. ~ =.

TIA MEETING OF TaE Pas >E>GERS ON BOARD
"A Of the steamer Delaware. ncd Monday. August 10.
Of rendering TO the public true statement Of
accident which happened boar sa the folio wiag
Ulcers appointed Mr. G. Miller Chairman, aAd
WIN Haeadorn Of ew York, Secretary aid Committee
Of TIN appointed to draft series 1T
Of their feeling who offered the following Shch we're
iineusy adopted -
Whereas 1t becomes duty Wit OF the painful
accident which befe mr. jaime. urtive Of Phi.delphis
board steamer -xonerAte Captain
sanford and bis officers from all blame which
might be cast the by not presently they
duties having bees brou4ht board q Cape
May BY Mr. Jscksop, Passenger was reo on BY Mr. jus
tice snd while engaged In oaaing 1t tho fourth time he
charging with his rgat hand suddenly went Of carrying
Resolved That tire captAin IN hi t-ntion to Mr. j. i'm
medately his learnicg the the fact
Of his putting back with his TO the landing for
immediate surgical assistance for ndins his all boat
his teamer until assistance could found requires AteR
ton at our lands, and e. eref1re
Resolved, That thanks individually collectively,
rs passeD gers upon said the hereby
johnson for MS and and in fact TO all
the Of the boat for their kindness AID attention
and Re it further
Resolved That we recommend travelling public the
steamer Delaware as good sub,'4asl sea boat she
being every we'll caoua,ee TO BIO fsvor
tic while under the command Of CAPT ChAs Sanford whose
conduct this occasion exhibited b Gentleman Of the
most refined feelings and humane sympathics; aRd while
this subject deeply ym ,atnsa wit, the family Of
Mr. Justice, hoping this sccid my suit serious
but that he may eddy uIder the skul manage
also deserve thanks, credit for their prompt
arrival at the boat AFT hearing OF the accident
Resolved That u foregoing preamble resolutions DO
published IN the New York and rniadeihia Journals
G. MILLER o. Phtt Chairman.
WILLIAM HAGADoRN, Of rev York. Secretary.
Delaware River, Aug. 10 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

Co.. tho original celebrated 25 cent portr makers bav
completed arrangements for pictures for 2 cents
rainy days only They do this tn. wha
be done 800 pictures daily in good and
weather h o. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

VEL Of be Atrasted by the very splendid psno
sortes exhibited BY GROW EsTEIN co; and persor
Aoout TO purchase will we'll to call st their wsseroom
No 4ol broadway and examine their beautiful
q pianos of tx to which, for bliacey Of
and quality Of work and nassals cannot be ssceed by
any other makers
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MUTATION WANTED.-A YOUNG NAN, RECENTLY
, st LOUIS and of great experience desires stua
ton in obhing house this city His ssqu.int>n 90
considerable trade. Best Of reference given to
character and ability Address G. f. w., United States
hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17


NICOLsY his sale of 800 valuable lot
this day O'Clock NJ tn ground at the romantic
village Of Fort hamilton. The terms are easy and
title urqucstonabe. Steamboats, will, leave pier
North river at % and II NJ, and p. NJ. Persons de
srous attending the sale will DO he'd with tickets
FREE Of charge ss1 thogrsphc maps applying to tbs
arc'oDeer 40 Wall street. For full particulars adver
Usemept.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

WANTED-AN AMERICAN OR ENGLISH GIRL TO
W attend In bakery. snd make herself useful that
active in,enHet and would eDdeavov 60 please who
eerner Gf Jane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

THE ASSIGNEES OF THE LATE no Sc OF P. W.
Byrnes Co., finding that they have settled the affairs
Of that house with all creditors with sxesp
those cut theie Shts
passage certificates. &c 20 .. SHEE, his ONCE. 30
burng slip door from -onth street. New ork and
when presented ehall meet every attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

large two page tDgraving Scene Of the Austrian d
Guilty. Nw OF Nankin China; Portraits of foreign minis
other ha dsoms engravings are contained this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

New Music -nO'oce waters, 3,3 Broadway,
just Published large number Of choice songs pokas
rsltzes, Microbes sh0ttihes &c go aso, extensive
Assortment of music and musca Instruments Of all ksds
for sso at very low ptces foi eash ao the largest
best tnebt OF Boston and York pianos
asd second hand 10 be found city, and ALL sell
priees thst defy competition. Pianos TO let.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-08
ARich Affair.

The Pittsburgh Post is responcible for
the following. The girls, it seems. did not
strip for The fight, but they we're soon
stripped after they got into il:
1.-Two young ladies residing in Ale.
gbeny City, yesterday settled little diff
icuIly which had sprung up between
them, by resort TO hair. pulling, scratch.
ing, ress.ieraing, &c.-One Of the La
dies-so the story runs-fancied herself
secure in the affections of a nice young
man, when the other stepped in. and Ell
ther by the force ofsuperior charms. or
by the frailiy of The male biped, succeed
ed in bringing him to her feet. Miss A.
could't stand tit was too much for flesh
and blood to bear Yesterday the Two
ladies' met, and miss A. commenced an
attack on Miss B., and such was The Bit
terness existing between the two. that not
one word was spoken; and that's strange.
TOO, considering they were women; but
at it they went. First. the bonnets were
torn off; then shawls and handkerchiefs
followed; the dresses came next. and then
but no matter what; but in a few min.
uets the two young ladies were standing
within a ring which had been formed
perfectly denuded ofiheir clothing
Both were very respectable, and this sud.
den ebulition Of their pugilistic ProPen-
Sits has surprised every one. The young
man is lucky, the way we look at it, and
the girls foolish.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-08

PLEASE TO STOP MY PAPER.--"l am CO.
ing to stop my paper," said miserly sub
scriber to a newspaper, TO one OF his
neighbors; 81 cannot afford to take
it."
"How much does it cost yearl" as
ked the neighbor.
Five dollars was the reply.
"And can't you afford five dollars a
yearl Think Of it; only five dollars a
yearl A wear is long time. Perhaps
you have only few such to spend on
earth. A year! a whole year! and only
five dollars year! And what do you gel
for your money! A pleasing. useful
sheet, giving you the news every day oi
the week, and large amount ofreadiDg
maIter--poltical, philosophical, grave
and humorous. And you can't afford
five dollars for such paper daily whole
yearl"
"Well, | declare, neighbor, you talk
like an experienced man. lnever thought
olit in just that light before. tits only
five dollars a year, the paper comes TO
me every week day and ! love to read it.
| always find something in it that's inter-
esting TO me. And, moreover, on the
second thought, perceive that alter all,
good newspaper is about the cheapest
thing man can have. III oit another
year ifit bursts me-"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-08
NUMBER "a.
THE sPIRIT OF BROTHERHOoD.

10 this age Of the world a want Of the
spirit Of brotherhood and fraternal sym.
psthy is too often observable. Selfish.
ness and interested benevolence seem TO
lie the ruling principles that actuate man.
kind. Too much attention is paid to the
laws of etiquette as they exist, without
considering whether these laws are ioun-
ded on reason and common sense, or
merely 10 agree with the whims and no.
tions of some leader of the fashions
We must have no bow or smile for
stranger, 10 show him that we recognize
him as being unite in the sum total of
humaniiy--a fellow. worker on earth
a voyage on the same stream Of life and
bound for the same eternal haven--but
must meet him with an unaltered brow,
a stern gaze, and keep-away aspect,
as il there was contamination in his touch
and danger in his very look. Any prot.
fered attention, though we are assured it
is offered with the best Of feelings, we
must reject with scorn-as il it was an
insult. unless we have been introduced.
This is one Of the faults in society that
needs eradicatipg, and the sooner it is
done the better. Oh, that the time may
come when men will look upon his broth.
er-man with kindness and confidence,
with feeling Of willingness to do all he
can to add TO bis happiness, and with a
disposition to spread the feeling of true
Christianity throughout the world.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-08


UP WITH YOUR SIGE.--The Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer has the follow.
ing:
DoINe BUSINESS WITHOUT A SlcN.--A
great many persons are doubtless not a.
ware that there is city ordinance in
force requireing every body commencing
business in Memphis to put up sign
Such is the case. MrJames Snearinger,
was yesterday brought before Recorder
Hill, and fined, because he had been do
ing business without sign. We state
The fact for the information of the pub.
lie.
Now thisis all very well; but ii seems
10 US that the law might be very much
amended, by inserting aprovision requir-
ing every man, On commencing business
to advertise in some good newspaper
There would be more sense In this, as. it
would not only let the public know who
the business man is. but where he could
be found by those who wish to purchase,
before they start out to hunt after "his
sign" A mans best sign is always in
the advertising columns Of good paper,
--Pdducah Pennaat.