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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

A UsTEiLIAN STEAMSHIP CoaPANv, FOR PORT
n Philip Melbourne ard sydney. The new end mani
fcens s.eaahp GOLDEN AGE. three thousand tens bur
den, D. D. Porter, U. ). N Commando hsyins been
on Wednesday 18Th Of September at o'clock o pier
No B. " X. The steamship "a AZ he- dles, ready for
Inspection and viii positively lesve me day Er-
fointsd. Pc sengers Cor Australia Will ind tms
ship communications perior steamer built
snd from nor model an power of engine s confidently
directors q she company feel TINT they ~ 20 the public
20 state that the delays have beon through
faul. Of theirs but owing ~ he utter impossbty Of
having the machinery fnsbet n tho time antcips:ed.
foundry supposed would DO required, owing the
binary Of che enshe sad the paine taken in It's
strDcton = mail bag will be msds 81 .be office Of the
company Letters mus. be prepaid ror ire ht (E very
small spount only Of which will b tatenj TAsss;s,
fpply nj the office Of tho company, 20
J. HOWARD Sun, 'gen.f, 81 DrosdEay
NJ YAND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CogPANT-FoR
steamship BLACK WARRIOR Caotsln J. ID. Bullock, Z.
y n, will mence receiving rsight Monday septenl
Der . and sail tar the above ports Friday September
az II clock precisely from pier foot Il Harrison street,
Goods coDsfre ed 60 aeas 90 Mobile vil 10 forwarded
free Of nilsson No freight taken 10 Havana but specie.
NO ireahs received on sailing days COnpapJs printed
rates Of roght and bills OK ledcg be had by PLEA
on at the once. shippers viii please send IN their bills OF
lscna to signed on the evening previous 20 the day Of
saing Parcels received At tho Office only. Passenger
hsyanS nust proslro psssports before leaving pors
LlVINGST0N, CROCEERoN co, 81 Broadway.
N. B-1he new steamship the socks, will take
her place in the line IN time fer The fall trade.
LYmgsten wells 4 Co., agcnss in Paris.
CAyANSAU srEAMSaIps-uNITRp STATES MAIL
~ cse frat class steamships have been
to lsave New York for Savannah, from pier No North
Y. N a " fnffA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

10 A. H. and r ID. Accommodation line 81 10 A. ~, BY
and sssmeossR stcsissn 70 Philsaslphs. Fare ..
: :S;!f f;isS R'safaiss leave FSsas1Ss -
TOR KEYPoRr AND FORT HAMILTON, FROM TEE
r.
r. E ss: I
connection with the boats.
+ steamer, GEORGE LAW. Captain Xannse. continues
s
ferry every Tuesday Thorsdsy sns ct II O'clock
lssS.s #dsss sy
HUDSON RIVER RAnROAD.-TRAINsD AILYFRox
II Chambers st.eet for Albany and Troy
wish reachina Buffalo Montreal 81 o'clock. and
a a. '" fh sssa' Va, .r... . I'm az.
70. 1 u For RsssssS u ~ (,
ssnsSrs sEen II cSsSsess Canal chrssophss ThstseI
and Thirty. arst streets.
~ stopping ES SS FRENCH. Superintendent
NEw YoRK AND PnIrApELrKIA DIRECT VIA
Lines four hSnT' s.ys Nsy Ye5h sGs
eend ssom foot ss.ss,
.o
va a 19 sna Il A.
and $50 and b0 p NJ trains and connection certain with
extra train behind time Passengers with bsggsGe
the ferry afteen minutes before the srainf iesvs.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA
IN Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, St. JchLsburv
Ssnsss.i Iisfss ssscs:eNsv Haven Rsisssd, soTa.r
Fourth avenue. For freight spply to
FRANCIS HYDE General Agent, l52 South street.
CrArEN ISLAND rEgRy.-REcUIAa AND HxCUR-
sion tips to staten Island Psre ee.ts Bee:s leAve
che foot Of Whitehall stree. south size of the Battery
every hour. hon A. NJ tosP NJ. An extra boat leaves
New YORK ~ So and loA A. NJ ard 81, 59 and ~ r ~;
night II o'clock Boats esyo Staten Island eye.y hour
above, and extra bosts st ~ and ga A. H., and "a
nd T2 i. NJ: night. 10 O'clock
CHREWsBURY. LONG BRANCH, HIGHLAND DICK
- Ocean House and Ocean Port-The steamer JAMES
CHRISTOPHER, Captain John Price, will leave pier foot
Ct Barclay street ae folloWs-fsre 70 CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

(SOL. WOOD OF CINCINNATI, WILL EXHIBIT, AT
~ the beautiful Parlors 40 Broadway the splendid
WoOan in the world weihns seven hundred and sixty tour
mcncpg Monday afternoon At o'clock and every day and
ming during the week. except Wednesday, Price " ad
mission, Is cents; children l2Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

(1HRIsTYS AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, E2 BROAD
~ way, above GrAndOpen night.-The orisn
far fa%d chrstys ETHIOPIAN Opera Troupe. organised
the MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD;' introducers Of
harmonzed melodie runators of the popu
lar style Of Ethiopian whose concerts
this city Ter succession Of seven years past
able audenee receiving patronage Unprecedented in tho
annals Of public amusement in New York Tickets "a
cents Doors open ut u commence at O'Clock Sole
pfetor and manager, EDWIN p. CHRI5fT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE sHrPBUILpERs MANUAL AND NAUTICAL
i Referee by John W. Grifiths marine architect ard
Prsos,o,i shPeuild,r author q Tssory and r,se.ss
ready illustrated with tables and engraving p.ee
s. cloth. For sale by sill booksellers Inc sade frppbed
by ADRIANCE. SHERMAN 4 90, No. 2Asxf Eopfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04
FURNITURE.

L,NbMELLED FURNIrURE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS M
II vite attention TO their stock Of tai furntu,s
which for durability and cheaeness Is suts
from E6 and upwards finished In any style. Des orr
siippere and the trade supplied liberal
and ftlesroOm. " White street, near Broadway
WARWICK TUNNEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

T1RANCONpS HIPPODROME-IMMENsE NOVELTY.
Z THE MAGIC CAR. splendid performances by Lady
Equestrian the Siesrst Brothers, Professor Nixon and
Ms wonderful infants Inexhausibe variety Of
BY the en- tire strength of the establishment
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission:-$l so cents and oonts Doors open at
and TX o'clock. Performance to half hour
later
Tickets secured at the Western HOTEL Astcr House. Love-
Joys and Dodwoyth's music store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THIS cITY.-DR.
Il Abbotts Museum of Esyptian Antiquities exhi-
b, ing at stuyvesant Institute $50 broadway MI positive.
ly close in October and should u, by all who seeh
amusement and instructo Admission only % cents
Open from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ
VAoNDER OF THE AGE.-THE TWO LIVING
w Gi-sEes still at tho Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway
Colossus 10 teen feet and Cleopatra fifteen feet high
Tbcy the only Gafes in Amerea, and go South ip
few days Admittanoe, Is oents children under ten half
price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

RARNUM'S MUSEUM.-FAMILY AMUSEMENT, ADAP-
- ted to strangers - we'll citizens. domestic
written expressly for this Museum. Monday after
DSsn = the BoG1s Children and tho new farce ,HE
domestic drama THE SPIRIT WARNINGS. The SWISS
Bearded Lady, and other ourosities usual Admtanoe
cony and Paxquet, l2L cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

Mr.. FERGUSON, THE CELEBRATED IRISH on
M gapic piper has Just returned fro California
having given series of ncerts performances
stay in New York win be limited eshe Intends visiting tts
interior Of the country He therefore thoa
who eed his services that he open engast
ments Communications for him addres OF rortf
second street and Third avenue 81 first syepue vi
meet with prompt Atten tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

GREAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM AT NO. 7O7 BROAD
wayWe invite the atts ntion Of dealers pur
TO extensive stock and endless variety Of cabinet form
manufactured by ourselves and warranted 10 Of
hyperion quality consisting in part Of suites Of paror M
bedroom furniture rosewood mahogany and black walnut
Of every style and grades slso SOFAS mahogany
chairs marble top and plain bureaus wAshstAnd oured
connected With the trade. NJ B. MCKINNEY mar ,ctus
or and Wholesale dealer, No. 707 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

GAyANSAH SrEAMSHIps-uNITRD STATES MAIL
- cse 1rst class steamships have been
to Lave Nev York for Savannah from pier No North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

A RNOLD's OLYMPIC, BALTIMORE-THE LADIES
and gentlten engaged 90 this establishueut p1r
tioulerly requested in the Green Room THUS
day sh inst at o'clock NJ preparatory 70 the open
CnxRLEs BURKE, Stage Bsragsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

ENAMELLLD COTTAGE TURNITURE.-soUTE.HYg
~ dealers will md complete assortm mt Of beaded
pentine. high post cottage and othr styee
rHEWS& sTAcYs 526 broadway. corner q Spring
Those who have the set No 81 clsss
know how their furniture lie finished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

OROTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT TO CON
- trse.oIs Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for
received At the Office Of tho Croton Aqueduet Department.
until sonday the 18th day o. September 1853 1t IL O'clock
NJ for the building of with the receiving
basins and culverts in Mott street. from Pe to Walker
street. to with the Bayard street. being
length about 6eS feet The plan Of the aud specifics
oBs for the building Of the and s other nforma
on relating thereto be obtained application to the
Water Purveyor at this Office.
THO. 4. DE FOREST Acting President, Croton Aque-
w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, ! duct Boafd.
New York. September !, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04


TyRoTON AQUIDUCT DHPARrNENf.-roc oprRAc
~ tsrsSealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for Seva
b Thirty nth ssreet vii b resolved She Ooe
Jreton Aqaeduot Department until Monday tn day Of
septenber, 1868 st IL o'clock ~, for the building Of
lever yh the ssoevisg basins and cuverts IN
point sboct eighty feet east Of Fourth In
lengtb about three hundred six feet
n the sewer and specifications fer
d all other informal relating sreto obtained
aapS's zion 70 the Wssr PurvsyGr e IN: orass
President Of tho creton Iausdues DspsrtmssA
View York. August "a. 1853.
f1ROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr.-TO CON-
trAeters-Seaed proposals., endorsed Proposals for
sewer In Madison street, will be received ~ the Office Of the
untn Monday the on DAY o.
with the receiving basins and cuers In Madison
street. from No no Madison street tho ~ Rutgers
street being length about 400 est The plan Of sewer
and for the building Of the and other in
to the Water Purveyor at this Ofios;
President Of the Crcten Aqueduot Department.
New York, August Is, 1858.
NROrON AQUEDUCT DLPARTMBNT.-TO CoNTRAc
ors-Sesed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sswer In
Mott street. to Pe stree, will bs received
~ the ooe Of the croton Aqueduct Department until
Monday tho 18th day Of September 1883 1t IL o'clock NJ,
the building Of sewer with the necessary receiving
basins culverts in Mott ST. cot, from the IN
Chatham street 70 Poll street. being In length about 6
es The plan and specifications for the build
Ing and all other relating thereto
application to the Water Pnrvsycr 81
THO, r pyyoREsT, Acting Pres. CrOton Aque
W CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
September !, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

~ oev and siendid concert room will Be- completed ty4
November lie will be furnished In senifcent gtyle wd
seat 200 persons Has stage and dressing rpon 40
in the best location in Mobile II will be rented any
spectsbe performances By the night. week. OF poIH On
apfeasion By letter, or In person. from til 10 ocf ~
No. 70 Maiden lane. 6. b. LYMAN. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

WALLACKiS THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR
w Broome street-Doors open At y; to oommense st5x.
Monday evening, September 8, will be performed
LOVE IN MAZE.
Sir a bel buckethorne. Mr.. Fn1Erg
Lord Minsver Mr. Wacot Col sacksthorne MI Lssssr
Mopur. Mr.: BrOugham Faith .hre. Stevens
Mrs.. Buchethorpe. Miss l.. Keepo
NO soNG No SUPPER
Endless. Mr.: Brougham Frederick. Mr.. 1ys.sr
Crop. Mr.. Walcot Margarstta mise Gould
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

TOR KEYPORF AND FORT HAMILTON, FROM TEE
IL foot OF Chambers greet; fare Ian to each way.
The steamboat .0nN HIATT Iosyss Ne. Yerk A. O'CLOCK
daily Sundays eJcepted) Returni.g Keyport at
O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock P. II. Tie usual stages in
CON ectiOn wit the boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

second class. J35f For freight apply TO
Freiehts taken here up to Friday, 10th inst
0ELRICBS CO., ~ Brosi street.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ z. Noarsgra shortest and eheapes. reSts for
,ssua proprietor, Through is adyarse q The ms Only
gh he new sSuSls engine steamship EoRTHEkn LISnT
e. o'clock n. Prsoissy for San Juan del Norts on
Monday, September 5th: connecting with she and
Savor,te s.esmship BROTHER JONATHAN, 1900 tons
twelve miles Of land transportation These steamers
unsurpassed in their ventilation and For
nfOstiOn passage at :ne loves. rates apply only ~
Vie agency Of the company, No. Bawling Greer;
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent
TINTED STATES VAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ United states Mail Steamship Company, cor Meeting
with ths Pacific Nail seamshg Company carrying the
Iiny.i and Ia.sm. The . s ~ Mail s s. COMPANY IN;
o'clock from pier foo. q Warren street The vel
Thomas a Bnad sommsnder to connect ~ Panama With
asId Scott The shs yo sOmps.es transport
liable line for passsn gers 70 California; the sotss offered
found on other route to California Throush tickets
very lowest rates. application 10 G. A. WHITNEY, st
the once Of the w. s. Nal s. s. Company III West. corner
OF " erren street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-24
70 AGENTS Am cAaYAssKRs
The Great Book for the West.
Al.E.I nm
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refs 778 .ofestv.
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s&th7 2 nfts8 SfstHss ~ %. HaeFsegEpF steel Fa-
ffaft s@l sa@T Hlasfrata7. This Hars -ftra 81
varF interesting aha FapHlaF tu sell contains % al
fhepsif sfcHnHts ~ ail ths b. Isnf rFeHz ~ hss f-
u : ct Hp ia st4ls aHifsza site fas lives 10 rr=s
asHts Adams. Jackson. Fsyf- BE u fa- ft f.IIr
hsfeFs the people 2 i hs sE+ orb sHrts. sole
Rsnns fsr e Etsantv given
Agents clssF from 81 II rzr Har ~ taf- s-s-
ness. Sfas ~ aur agents make r4aeh more. Tsa b.
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AialF this is The best t8r faHr-e
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nd seniing copy 90 he paper fhsil receive eaps
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main opo alive tin Tune Let. $50 II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-24
BOUNTY LAMBS.

EfHE Underlined General Land agent sill give rs-
tgn-ar e1iua Do obtaining p from Wash
isol g ters1 BIO ere emitted o. them b. the Isle
act uf Congress.
re " t et1 attend % locating warrants lands f1r
bose = 20 a1las7 tHen Euter Tire aasEr aet Af.nerae
'lsGce 10 and borough knew sg- 81 Nestera s-r-
= 'siL' ns enable hsEl o. give 81 = iafcl8
70 those UEo nay cali uE hlsa
CHARLES = LEaTsTE.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-24

14FllfEf A1Fai7Hf 3f4t -. aft- -t..'
frg,erfins,-- and tau,aaata power u e=tar.sr
Sc, ,.,,,itl, 4, 5ars-s,i4 atii''rt4 under aesFf ar
sinr y disease 4, winch .''s lnr4ali tvatie if
~ MANI rzGJs8E5s
y ,.,ss;,t.s instances s,s asy.s az.l -s=~sf.,-
s,;T:.r..rs .7,,n4 fl,e vs-F rsf4e - uHlsHf.-
y7-s-s alter II, 81, 8erarl,5rs aot alrs af fs
,.d tt,srfv Hs,iied sad Is 11aflp ltoHs,1ds fa-
aavs permanently sarursa e1at tnIfi-n s-i.r'.
men, n health. without which Fife t=.' Nf
: lassiad leeanq - r-ra Bdeat a9 e.r
sfiicaeY inv asahg md nfa.IhIy proved ...l
AVS appeared acatr'afv ess aira aaiFe.rasrn- E.
chose Who gva7,, acquainted with a. aa-uas.s.Is
otailess,Dhica principles anon v7tca -lev .rs ett
pounded ssld upon v'1lcil .tie.' consequent .'
Il rvas q tleir n'7ilfiast aad srHehia sctHa -
purifying Ina alrsue.f and rtaasle.s . i' sa '-t
siiusr t.,s,4n vftA H-.aa7-st .,5Ha sad gar .'t
sher, we're ndebtsd isr Heir as"rs
fpiilra flle ,ost ~ 1erticious 1uar..a-.a= rf.eH
,osst q vspefsl,le ae.adie7,ts ae EsF2
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contain neither Msrsus.y. nor 1arts1l1rsT ear
g..se4lse- auy atiter 5'afl1ers'', % a7iE ar"
whatever. They ara entirety 7'ifHa07-f r 7t-
Tracts rom -trs sad powerful 5snlts fe r
~ which i,onca opg yt.'vH IS savff' a.sa
l,sbes ss,d rsesal,g 5 aafa suiHeH= 3Haraaral'-
seal extremists. ara eltoTafHer 5ItFaerra .+
r,lnrsnf 1rst.ssls'ars IS lf.tjcH srensf +Ftt a-~
,evsr oaf;}y., administered 1aDpiF stiie.a"r-
: combination.
Ti,s i,.st operation g Is ooaaa '-rra aa eaa
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ses sad cF-,dit5as r.,nafa5i',-, sa1HT es"rf .Ha
sud Is rsmo"s ,e sa5,3eRe8 ipeas rffcH si@ar
u he .anv lassons ~ fe 7raH s.svtfes 1s-
medicines .,.l7 partially rfa.tssa 1fs=a, s.ff -
s,icis -.iars,st a4assas sa'tiuG s. 3rteHo+
r,,af.ea7,ass With 4l t- r..n 81 s-= r. e7a
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-24
NEW GOODS.

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4 past 1Ai1uuasse- Ifzs fe.l-er lIgI s.fta.I
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sti-iaetss ryaatil- leans. rTrnaFa4.s
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q -Il5s-GF quality A-lft IIgr Fs-az-raf.er.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-24

T'iiezs Medicines aarr now aaaa 'eta-a .l~
public ,ar oerioa ~ FTsi 81 80 B. 7''o
dstrifa .hai SINE lst7.s .HaiH'.rted 2 ii's.' sfFt'-
s..r a aluosi s4s7g DaFS ~ ~ gi1h" 'r -s.-tf '>
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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-26
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. PrOprietor.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Arle Hareoos at tie old stand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets
TTAVING made extensive enlargements in my Marble
Works my facilities such that | can execute all
kinds ofwork in the tasteful manner and the latest STYLE
as cheap as can be dope in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling my Warerooms the corner OF Spring and
Summer streets, specimens may be which will enable
persons oudge for themselves which is the best method
Having hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade, wholesale and re-
TAIL finished or in the rough state.
A large assortment of MONUMENTS ToMBs BAPTIsMAL
FoUNTs URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES, &c,
carved etered order FuRNTURE MARBLE executed
to order and any part of the South West as cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MANTEs
of every description plain carved BUILDING STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail b.
All orders left my Ware Rooms on the corner OF Spring
and Summer Streets will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find it TO their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
nv old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business merit continuance
of their favors. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-26
7ALL & CUNNINGHAM,
THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTS j!
HaHghtiIy Rejected.


nNE bright glorious morn, Jupiter inoenty recined
" in his palace Olympus, the Goddess Diana entered
Her beauteous face wreathed smiles bewitching
than the song the Cumacan Sby and seating herself
on the knee of the ndugent God she besough him grant
her permission to lead Lys Of perpetual Plrgisity!
Her compliant Sire aSsented that uaataIreques and
instead Of the sILKS wEpLocK find tie charm
ing GODDESS choosing the nspid life OF spotess Virgin
and IN the masculine pleasures Of the chase imagining
transport than in the raptures of bliss s saus-
ty FIRM too haEgtty ss Priced" And strangely gh
preferred the exploit Of catching the deer E Eoys Of d
q sas dark PebOis AaadrHs" to a state of
Domestic happiness the only bliss
OfParadise that survived the fall"
Such choice although supported BY the prestige of the
Goddess DIANA the publcs fully assured entirely anti
podai To the inclnatOns of The Zuy Fortunate and Fur
Famed Lottery agents and Brokers,
Pyfer Il Co., No. Light St, Baltimors. Ma
They are undisgusedy in favor Of The Uao and their
predictions tor 10th more forcblv us
raied than IN the Month OF March, 1853 will be observed
by reading the following grand distribution of
Rich and Rare Fortunes!
The Old Established House still stands unprecedented in
the sale Of Splendid Prizes
$lS,5O5, in package of Halves sent to Tennessee
$4,000, in package n Or Tickets sent to Pennsylvania
SZ4OUV, IN package OF Wholes 70 South Carolina
$4,000, IN package OF Half Tickets sent TO Georgia
SlS6oo, IN package OF Quarters South Carolina
S.ool2 in package OF quarters, North Carolina
Slo,VVU, IN package OF Quarters. sent TO Virginia.
S'Zi4 IN package OF Whole Tickets, Pennsylvana
- Be sure to address for a handsome Prize,
PYFER & CO.
No. Light street, BaItinaOrs Maryland.
Splendid Schemes for April, 1853.
The Certificate Prices Of packages of quarter tickets
only, are given below