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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-30

ana lis uuence upon the female con-
stltuon is founded upon tie tuts of medical science.
and confirmed by the experience of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this catecon with the most happy
and universal success for the diseases and arrangements
commonly called 5-tss5szs.s sl
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are Prolapsus Uteri. falling of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb, Incidental Hamorrbage, or Flooding, Flour
Albus or Whtes Chlorosis, Painful, Suppressed and
irregular Mensruation etc. with all their accompanying
evils Cancer excepted of whateve duration and Sc
verify All these complaints can be pleasantly safely,
and certainly remedied by this preparation.
The general failure of the worthy attempts of the
medical faculty to this class of diseases heretofore,
is greatly to be attributed to their reliance upon local re-
medles aside from the want of knowledge of the prop
er treatment for the general economy Already, very
many of the profession, having witnessed its sautary
effects, have thrown aside their conventional prejudice
and are manesng due regard for the welfare of their
patients, by recommending the of this Medicine, and
resorhng to it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended.
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly kind the most dell
cate and feeble female need no fears IN its use for
any length of time, for it contains 20 mercury nor nx
article when canProVe IN any way injurious being made
enurey OF extracts and prepared as to taste
! ! Flea pleasant cordial.
The nlodus operandi of this remedy, in the cure of
this class of diseases is through the general economy of
the system, with peculiar determination TO the female
organs. gan.
and scrutmzng trials by scientific in every possible
way 10 perfect lis curative adaptation this class of
omplainsfor series years. has become allthatcouid
be desired to fulfil IFS mission, and by its rats it may
be known the of thousands but its career is
but just entered upon for millions of ladies now suf
fering for want of its aid
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch
ing the nature and symptoms of the above Diseases
gether with testimonials from ladies of the highest res
pectabty, certified by the satisfactory author
ity the pamphlet ALL which the attention of ladies'
and practitioners respectfully invited be had gratis
at the store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist, Rarenna.
REFFEREEcEe.
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Gll.k Veivets-B lack, Hiue Black, Green Blue Ma
- room and C Crimson silk Velvets, jus, reed at
Nov 8, 1852. III l. O. IL DAYS.
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iueice upon The female con-
sution, is founded upon Il utbs of medical science.
and confirmed by the experience of thousands Of ladies'
who have taken of this caolcon with the most happy
and universal success the diseases and arrangements
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-30

Canary, Hemp, Milet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
Whsle Oil, Salad Oil, &c.
Ravenna, June so, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
WATCHES. JEVvELRY. Sks.

VNATCHEs AND JRwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
Silver wArUHEs, JEwEhnY And SILVER wARn,
1t retail, as much less than the usual prices.
VRGENsEN WATCHES.
Real jules Jurgensen watches received BY arrival
with eertHca from him with each watoh warranted
feet time keepers. cOoPHR vAroHEs.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic Cases. perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and second Watches for timing horses and geld and
Splendid gold poke. Ohronomsters. which without
variation. wAToAEa.
Watches which run eight days.
ENxMEL wA3oHa
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND wArcHEs
for ladies, some in magic
which change into three different Watches.
wArCHHs WHICH WIND
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four holes jewened $2S
Gold ensmSlled watches for the ladies' IS 90
cola Eniish psssnt levers hunting c:s:; g %
Silver patent levers as low as. 10 0e
Silver detached LAYERS as low IA 70
and AL other styles Of watches At equally low proes
DifHoNDa
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains pure gold Wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencs gold and silver thin
and silver spsctaclss gold toothpicks charms chaens
chains, DO. silver WARE.
Sterling silver forks pic knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives &C. &C. Watches and
time, or the money returned.
Ali kinds OF watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired In
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and jeveiry wholesale and retail No
II Wall street. second floor. near Broadway
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MRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED in EUROPE FOR HER
stl in foretliing the future has arrived and will fur
nh ntc enoe about all circumstances OF life She inter
prs drcsms Law mattes and love- BY asroosy books and
science and ol u ladies aud gsntsmen the Of tho
perecs they " NARY also the name Of hcr visitors Mrs
Aiwn epesm tbe English Yrsnoh and German Languages
Re.danos II instoa street stairs nesr the Bowsy
cnce hours ZION 10 Az &sP,a, LAta W ssatsi gsaRs
RAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
6S East Broadway nday evening May 49, the follow
ing resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas, The New York Printers Union, at meeting
held subsequent to the formation of this Union
committee to revise and amend that portion of
prices relating to book and job work and whereas
mttee have performed the duty assigned aud
circulating scale Of prices different from the
ed by this Union and whereas in the
they designate this body Society Book
Job Printers and state that manner
neced with their Union thereby arrogang to
the right to fix such laws for the
they may deem proper. Therefore belt
Resolved That this Union does and will recognize
scale Of prices and that drawn aud
ed upon by its own members; and printer king
der scale different from will be regarded unfair
workman and consequently excluded from fellowship
and protection.
regulate and the trade in the city of New York
posed yield ot little Of this right except in
hone rable and fair manner
Resolved That regard the action Of tho committee of
impairment and unwarranted and calculated only
give d and comfort to those employers who resisted
lust demands.
Resolved That the general indifference contempt with
which their unmany Interference with branch Of the
has been met by employers regard we'll
me rited and effective rebuke.
That copy Of these resolutions duly attested
by Of this body be published in the New York
DAVID A. COOKE, President
Jous A SMITH Recording Secretary
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FINANCIAL.
mo nOn nAN LOAN ON THE MORTG AGE

$3OOOO00 bs SSs 81 n a%a d.s As
r'TS cs%psy Win r...,. from tn. 10th TO Oh.
18th q S%as next for millions dollar. q 4:
Pssy the city York tho April
th place annuay the Il. Of April sad LIST q
October each at the rate Of seven pr esAt psf an
These bonds secured by nrst and only mos.ss to
four miles length millions Of Of land in
the vicinity of the road granted BY Congress 70 I'D N s
The whole is under contract and large force s %
miles win b By lat next and tas 70
will ss '
n no op I, .ha 1w I and
whole bonds which be issued under the
been already neg otiated-'
In United State, and iron and other contrasts
None Of which have been AZ los; than par
The company will give 20 each subscribe. sS this los.
shares siSe saeh bond soOS Ard
&. b civ. e
nvsd payment Of such as may be roqsTsd
y u. mot exceeding the 5 SasS
The company reserves right any the bonds
ct time before maturity on payment Of the amount
with twenty cent premium and any accrued in
proposal win be received :. rate less than and
the reserves right to accept proposals for aor
per Of the amount Allotted 70 each subscriber
and the Ssianes as called for BY the
pst % % IN full and his
sms: any .sb.s.iss. whose I'd /. ss:spsss; snail
sasssssr
shs .RInss pence sssins sss dol
s vi. :: r. e. i Is " The
stock appropriated 70 such Subscription will s.e regis
the aaf n %
bends being payable there at the same rate Of az
Interest win in all be adjusted payment Of the
Proposals received by ". RuRRALI Treasurer
s At ths e The 50 va. s.,ss
Reports financial condition Of
inS md
W.T. S SSSTb stTSTTES s., P; P:sa,ss,
sf6ad hg sKfsKoT Treasurer
ToNATHAN sTURGEs.
$l5OOOO sss.a
B fss ssIat sa in W. ' street sr Brooklyn Apply
CASH FOR IohTsAGEs-co9n FIRST MoarcAGEs
It on Moderate discount 10 OBJECTION %orgasss small
adSrs.
nRAFTs ON IRELAND AHD ENGLAND, IN SUMS
i. sss .as
street. passenger agents the swallow Tat JiEs
Of Liverpool and London packet sbipA
1GoNEY-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODS,
M groceries segars hardware pianos books stationery
e .u appy r. IS T.
sS Stairs r. Once S our' from A. n SPM
NoNEY-MoNEY ADVANCED IN SUMS TO SUIT
nofortes furniture firearms land warrants other
l4 Grand Broadway The strictest
and honor be relied Office hours from to
o'clock
MONEY THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF CASH FOR
M convenences will do we'll TO call at As Vesey
street. rendered with lbe
Ga I IN sy ~n
CARS pictures furniture stationery pertumery
aa. Once hours sum
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
=. the election Of thirteen directors will be held the
sss s'
ss:d rs:sSs TIL F s:ss s S
April n less. 80 ALEX. KYLE. Secretary.
rANAMA ydst Hs9 s4s, No
~ n ..ek Of o
the IF sas sss1i e: A:
Board Of Directors. A. HOFFMAN. Treasurer.
DAGE, BACON 4 CO.. BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
site. Of Il. Uaes for r 70 suit
made N San in the ntrror Of the state
Amspgssn Exchange Bank Msssrs Duncan Sherman Co.
New York.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

rAKrN FROM A SUPPOSED THIEF, At HALF.PASr
three oeck morning Of the loth instsat half
The have them By paying for
~, sxywgtss0ss ssa grsyps property str ANsass q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

<NFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY II, 1885,
Owners are wanted at the First district police court
At the Tombs Centre street. for the following property
supposed TO been stolen, viz sven bottles quarts
and sevep bottles pts supposed 10 be champagne two
cola watches one watoh and three pairs panta
foons also Third district police court Essex Mar
Lat four sk silk neckerohess, and gove
~ GEO. W. MATSELL, Chief Of Polios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
MUSICAL

HNOLIAN PIANOS, MLODEONs GUITARS AND
III Music-Horace W aters 1888 Broadway of An
thony street publisher of music and music books dealer in
musical ts Of all kinds exclusive agent
sale Gilbert Co.'s celebrated plan ofortes with and
without the much admired Eolian and for their boudor
and cottage pianos, for small rooms
These all have tho metallic frame, sand will
stand any olin ate T. Gilbert Co. also the Of
the oan patent right and prepared to furnish
perfect and at lower price, than other
house These superb pianos have obtained n world wide
celebrity perfectly Incompatible for their exquisite
sweenc fune and beauty as well as for chasteness Of
dern and splendor workmanship The admired Eolian
of much cuty the daily increasing orders 1t
deightfu accom- paniment to the piano. Some new and
pianos Of elegant patterns and splendid
instruments, have just been rcoaved
GRAND PIANOS OF THE CELEBRATED FACTORY
" Of Jacob Eek Zurich Switzerland also boudor pianos
Of q superior style, for sale by BOURRY D,lvERNOIS
CO., sole In porters, No. 70 Broadway Warerooms, 1H
Laurens street.
GREAT BAECAIN.-AN EXCELLENT AND NEARLY
(J new rosewood pianofore, with stool and and
made order Professor Seller by the celebrated firm Of
Fisher will be sold extremely low for cash. at 103
West Broadway, opposite Franklin street.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR TWO PUPILS
M will be instructed on the pianoorte By young lady
Address 8. w. c.. Herald ONCE, Terms should
Instructed q her own residence ~ per quarter
II required 70 go out 81
NTEs SECUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M italian English sacred and secular has decided
faw hours day for the instruction OF young Ia
dss In pyntc or intended for the stage concert
Mira ssgun will be happy 70 give all inform Atios
eoncernng terms plans, &C. ut her residence ~ White
street, near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

CHEAP IRON BEDsrEAD wARxRoOMs-srRISo
fS eco The healthy spring half usu
tsiee made bsst mAnses Old beds altered assi
sy~ios msttrcssss - 70 el1 Private dwengs hotels
forpished Ne. So Broadway shove Sprrx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

NEILLINERS WANTED-AT NO. 62s BROADWAY BE
f and Blocker streets Five six good
active miners may find good situations Also wanted
6rst rate ea1esuoman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
REMOVALS..


~ JOLLYrs STEAM SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
late 492 Broadway has removed to 4I Broome street.
one door from Broadway, east SIDE
nR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO. STATEN ISLAND
where he will practice his profession He refers to Doc
tors johnson Frances and Wood of New York House and
Office stapleton, third door from Seaman's Retreat
DR DIXON HAS REMOVED FROM NO. liz GRAND
street TO ~ Fifth avenue. Hours for consultation from
Bto n O'Clock A. NJ. and to p M. The ohce Of the
ScaIpel " at No. 2 Astsr House.
JAMES PRENTICE LATE OF 3l5 BROADWAY, HAS
81 removed his business Of Mathematical instrument
manuctory 70 No. Chambers street east Of Broadway
ToHN ROACH, oPTICIAN, has REMOVED FROM
81 ~ to 81 Nassau street, up stairs
r BRENNANiA co.-NoTICE OF REMoyAL-J D.
81 CO. Importers Of vide silks, satin goods &c have
removed fom No. Cedar CathArine street and tho
fresh such viii secure The srictest at
J. BRENNAN, CO.
~ Cathsrins street. New York;
sS High street, Manchester. EnglAnA:
o. Alasrusabpry Lonaon d.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fNAkDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PNILADKx
~ pha-from pier No. North rver-Two lines daily, 81
~ A. H. and p. M.-Accom line, at 10 A. NJ, By
steamboat Trenton to south hmboy ears to Bosdssse
press lne NJ by steamboat John Potter TO Amboy,
thence direct Camden by carth-0ugh In four hours And
half Fare-$a Re.urnng leave PhnAdeiphiA At 10 A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
CLOTHING.


(,IoTUING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADYKs
and gentlemen having to dsgoss o. receive fab
sending to the stores IL Vest broadway place
near Canal street and ~ West Broadway or BY letter
post addressed to COHEN ladies attended 70 By Mrs
Cohen
CLoTHING-CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURJC.
" ture wantedLadies and gentlemen having any osth
ing furniture jewery obtain fair cash price vn
subscriber at his residence through the Post Once
N. s. COHEN No 6s Elm ssrssA-
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons derous Of converting their ssse on articles
obtain fair price BY sending Tor the subser
Der, at his residence, or through the Post ofhoe.
L. M. DUSSELDORF, No Is Elm stree4-
N. B.-Ladss attended to By Mrs Dusseldorf
VAST OFF CLoTHING-$2eoo WORTH WANTED.
oney for large small lots Of good LETT on clothing
o, description Address through post or call on JAMES
EOKONEY ct second hand store ii Orange street,
Chatham
TVNDER Observation-Disclosures UNDER CLOTH
;na or every possible variety adapted TO
cotton eauye merino spun silk Shaker flannel 49,
Sc se beautiful fabric cotton half hose
srx, IL, LAWS 4 sEAcORD, ~ prsNdwsl.
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ITO DAGUERREOTYPISTS.-W A GOOD oPE
rator who give reference to character and
try Apply at the gallery Commercial Building Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
IRON WORKS, 90

TOBN D. WICKERSHAM MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
81 Railing Iron Fence for Farms 10 32 Broadway New
York nta Work-Iron wire raiIinrs for
public and private grounds parks lawns dwellings 10
rom 30 cents $40 foot iron bedstead ths
pete assortment In this oy prices from % TO $50 Iron
dogs Iona ketchngs posts spring chairs
mstresss towel stands bat racks umbrella stands
missions &c 10. WiokershAms celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 6 IS period Tho subso,be. offers
stock Of entail iron work Ia the United
states all Of his own manufacture, at exceedingly Law
prices Superior quality ~ hair and corn busk mattresses
JOHN Il. WICKERSHAM, warehouse 3l2 Broadway
Ia and Ieuia atraAt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

ITO TAILORS-WANTED 600 GOOD COAT, VEST AND
pantaloon hands, with good recommendations GAE d.
NER, GREENE co, No. IL vesey street up stairs
70 the Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

no PLuNBERs-wANTED TWO FIRST RAE JOUR
L neymcn plumbers, to whom good and constant
employ will be given None but the best hands
apply at 3G4 Blocker street, corner OfPerry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

EOR ALBANY-FARE N.-ALBANY AND NEW
- York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily exprs.
ssns, n sDa rom a. @
depot Of White Elm and Centre Streets whers
through tickets be and baggage fog
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received st Brooms and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations Tho above trans
will land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only AL other trains will start from City Hall Sta
on corner Of Tryon row and Centre street. ~ heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRANS DAILY FROM
II Chatbers street for Albany and Troy
with trains aching Buffalo Montreal At o'clock
Nail train. A. H. Through way trains At 10Y A. " and
Jpn.
Express train, r. n. Accommodation train, 8 r. NJ
Passengers taken At Chambers, Canal Christopher
teenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street at IN A. NJ for POUCH.
sien Ss' ''3 EDn6Nb fRES9a. saeeriateossos 90
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Raroad.-Uned States and Express Lines
through In four hours leave New York. foot Of Cortandt
Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ, via KensinSton and A. H..
and $50 p. NJ, from foot Of Walnut street.
ST. 81 for In tho A. NJ. from New York
AZ p NJ, from Philadephia. Through tickets sold and
ington, Norfolk and Charleston in the and A M
40 and $50 r. NJ trains and connections certain with
behind time Passengers with baggage
~ fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAp-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutland Burlington, St Johnsbury Ogdeas
burg, Montreal and intermediate TOWNS Tickets
at the New York and New Haven railroad ooe
ALI Broadway. Express trains leave as A. M and 80
r. Baggage checked through Freight with despatch It
reduced 'r'''F HYDE Agent. a South street.
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VXrANTED-AN UPHoLSTERER, TO HANG CUR.
w tains shades &c. To good workman, constant en-.
poyment and the highest win be paid Apply at 1876
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE DRESSNAKINe
w None but good sewer, need apply at 6S1 Broadway
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nOARDINC-A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING AN ELE
Is giant house furnished with every convenience Will let
a .cond 6oor TO gentlemen with without breakfast
Fts location 10 Marks place near Third avenue Also,
Sasement suiesble for physician Address A. d. e. He
fhcA
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VNANTf D--TwO GOOD STEREOTYPE FINIsHERs.
w The highest prices paid and steady employment given
None but good workmen need apply. wlLLIAh HOBBS
Gl Ann street, in the
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DoARBING.-THE HOUSE 1876 GREENWICH STREET
n third door Duane, has reoentl oeeD fitted
or the Of bosrders and from fifteen
ewenty can be The are spao Gus and airy
lin sroc ward the with srbor, &c also,
braakfask and tea boarders taken.
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nor SALE-A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE OF FINE
stye andaction great endurance 5H hands high
perfectly sound and kind in single or IN
der the saddle raised Long Island aud is six years
old this spring Can trot mile in 80 to minutes Also
beautiful light modern built and about
three months VIII be SOLD separately together as the
owner has no use for them Lowest price for the
mont $3.50 Can be three Union StnbIes
Ninth between Twenty sixth and Twenyseyonth
streets, 800 ~N'e-.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

BY LADY TWO FURNISHED
Is rcoms and board private family, where other
Coardcrs are taken with of bath. Address W. M,
Beraid ofhos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

AToTIcE-To JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.-A SPECIAL
IN meeting Of the Tailors Protective Union will held
carrioks Sixth Ward Hotel Centre street Wednesday
evening May Is at o'clock for the purpose OF
constitution OF sick fund attached TO that society
THOS. ROGERS President.
Jos MATTERS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

CPLENDID FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR
sae-Tbres the Hudson river Of 30 IS and 100
locations for gentlsmcns country residences q 100
aoyes In county twenty miles from New York
and within three quarters mile of railroad depot
Of acres at Smhtown Long Island also three hundred
farms IN eyery section the county for
Nv A. SERGEANT, Is Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

G1SO 0O0 TO LEND, ON BONDAND MORTGAGE
tplCU.UUO in sums to suit applicants, productive
real estate in this city Brooklyn Apply to 5. s..
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A FIRST RATE HARNESS MAKER, COMPETENT TO
"A make good gig saddle can have constant
I'M good wages by inquirDg Of Mr.. WIN. COWAN. Man
haitian Hotel Murray street between and 8 p. NJ.
A RTEsIAN wELLs-WANTED. PERSON PER.
IA fecty competent to bore Artesan wells and
all necessary TOOLS Apply TO WIN. s. CARR Plumber, 93l
nrno dxray
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INOR SALE.-THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX
and lease Of the rsfrshment house at Hudson NJ
Railroad station. Price $780, cash. Inquire Of Z. CAMP,
st tho house.
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UNFINISHED RooMs.-Two OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms let to single gentlemen without boart The
house pleasantly situated fronting the Battery Gentle
men doing business down town will ind the location
yenient and desirable Apply at No state street corner
hall traet
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OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES.
II also geutlemen furnished
every ROOM be had in the large double house
Of either Fulton Wall street serrieB Aso an ooe
suitable for . physician. Apply at NO Do washington
etreet Brooklyn.
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I1URNIsHED RooMs-A LADY. WHO RESIDES IN
Fourth Broadway wishes to let two three
neatly furnished rooms to gent men, without meals
ceent in the immediate neshborhood Please
address postpaid w. II W. Union square Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

HUTTER TRIMMER, &C, WANTED.-A YOUNG NAN
~ who understands cutting good pants and vests and Is
willing make himself otherwise useful at the old
stand No Wooster street three above Beec
street John c. MosemaH, Proprietor.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT BREAK
and to let at 3s Brooms street Apply on the
rarnirn
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COUNTRY BOARD AT NEW Ro 'HELLR.--A PR.
" family spare four rooms which they will let,
with board for the season Family Presbyterian. Loca
ton desrable and healthy few minutes walk from the
dcpo Apply the second house north of the Presbyterian
meeting house, Huguenot street