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STOCK FOWLS

STOCK FOWLS.
HHOX & WILLIAMSON offer for sale few pairs of
e EARLY CHICKS of the Buff. Red and Black
Shanghai, which they think second to in the
country point of weight and beauty of plumage. All
those who desrous of securing good stock BIRDS
requested to call and examine stock is OF great
Importance all who engaged IN securing stock of
any kind be and get good Stock for such will pay
the best as the experience of all goes to show.
We would also add that these fowls will only be sold
condition that they shall not be exhibited competitors
premiums at either the State County Fairs during
the present year.
Ravenna, July 26th, 1858. 1880 -3m
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New Books, New Books.

Jewett's Lectures on Temperance.
Sargeant's Temperance Tales.
Arthur's Six Nights with the Washipgtonians
Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti-Liquor
Law.
The Maine Liquor Law by citizen of Maine
White Slavery in the Barbary States, by Hon.
Charles Sumner. -s
Key to Uncle Tennis Cabin, by Harriet Beech
or Stow. .-..-r
Wide Wide World.
Life Pictures.
Peep Gf Day. 4-
Line upon Line, by Author of Peep of Day.
Here a Little and there a Little.
Preceps upon Precept.
Lady Of the Lake, (embellished)
Lofty and Lowly.
Old Guard of Napoleon, by Headley.
Walter Colton's Works.
T. S. Arthur's Select Tales, beautifully bound.
A choice stock of beautifully bound Bibles, Tes-
taments &C., &C., also Stationery, Blank Books,
&C.. &C.. in every variety, just received, and very
cheap for ready Pay at - 4-..
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 25, 1858.
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M. n. TOOKEgs & Co.


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Wholesale & Retail Booksellers & Publishers.
I02 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIo.
WW keep at all times large assortment of School,
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to the Public at low prices. IL.
STATIONERY
Our stock of stationery intend to keep at all times
full consisting part of French, English and American
cap and letter paper Note paper Envelopes of all des
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portfolios; India rubber, &c. &C..
We Publish THE FOLLOWING POPULAR Works:
Senators Son, by Meta v Fuller S1.n0
Pilgrims Progress-Illustrated l,25
Sair's Family Robinson-Ilustrated 10
The life of VIM. H. Harrison, 1,25
:" Benjamin Franklin, .sl 40
Elementary principles of drawing by Prof Brainard 40
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LYONS KATHAIROV.

For Preserving, Restoring and Beautjying
The Hair.
Giving it soft and curling appearance of the
most delightful character. --
TENHE astonishing of this unequaled prepara
fea Medtca. But this is not strange. For its effect
certain;
GRAY AND BALD HEADS,
their places and amazed the ncredulous. Hear
put of many thousands; y, -
"1he Kathairon has fully restored my hair after bald
of IL wears. A. JAY CoURTRIGHT
' t .7A 7G Bond-St. N. Y.
Nor this ALL From the first it secured the fa-
of the ladies' Their dark and luxuriant cursof and
glossy hair, and trains of admirers mark this -E
and cergymen; men women and children proclaim its
beneficial eecs and the press heralded its ncontcste-
its ncontesble yirtueo every of the world Even
the famous Uncle Ned" -zf-t- p at
"Who had no hair the top of his head"
said TO have ceased his lamentations the ntroduc
ton of the Kathairon. 1t not alone
TOILET ARTICLE,
for eradicating dandru beauting the hair preventing
1t from falling off and turning gray that the Kaharon
gained its enyiable reputaon; but it also found
certain for Nervous Headache and all cutaneous
diseases such Salt Rheum Erysipeas Pimples Itch
Flesh Wounds, Ssc.a ..-tss = .-...- =.
This invaluable article is sold by all Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout North and South Americas Europe
and the islands of the ocean, in large handsome bottles
the remarkably low price of 25 cents
Sold to the trade liberal discount but commissioned
in instance. 1900
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor
iGl Broadway, N. Y.
To whom all letters should be addressed. I233-3m
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ADVERTISEMENT.
GOOD MEDICINES.
ST BL ER'S
DJARRHEA CORDIAL

Is pleasant mixture, compounded agreement witt
he rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long
known end celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in Gu
ring Diarrloea and similar affections of the system I
its action it alIays nausea and produces healthy con
dIon of the liver thus removing the the same
lime that II cures the disease.
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A SPLENDID LOT OF
CLIO = = Z n C!

TOSEPH ALCORN, In Swifi's building op.
posite the court house. is receiving the largest and
best selected of clothing offered in this
county, consisting of coats pants vests and Gents Furnish
mined to sell at prices which cannot fail suit purchasers
Rayenna, April lth, 1853.
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VIM. Frazer,
Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hardvare,
s Opposite the Bank, Rarenna.

CUTLERY.-Desert, dinner, carving, skiving and
utcher knives.
PocKET CUTLERY and satdlers silk
SpooNs-Tea table and bastiDg spoons.
SCISSORS, shears and thimbes
CouNTER ScALEs-Steel yards, spring balances and
djusted weight. hs 9
WIRE CLoTH, assorted and sand riddles.
MuLEY MILL SAWS, Worrall & Co.'s manufacture,
Sash Saws zsr
Cross CuTT, tenons. hand and wood saws.
BROAD AXES, choppng axes and axe.hatehets.
DRAW SHAvEs, framing and frmer chlsels
ADzEs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers bilts braces and gm-
els. l-5-. ss ys.s
PILEs-MiIl fiat half round, rat tail, horse raspsane
taper files.
dies.
sN4ILs-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails.
PAINT and coffee mills Il
TAlLoRs GEESE aud smoothing ironsl .,
Crow BARS, matiocks, grubbing hoes and stone ham
mers
CHAINs-Log, trace and halter chains
WHIrs AND LAsHEs.
FLY NETs-Linnen, cotton, and worsted.
SADDLERY.-The most extensive stock ever offered
in this market including recent improvements. Also.
variety of goods not usually kept IN hardware
establishments.
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Carriage trimmings.
HDA TENT Leasher, Enamelled Cloth, &c., &c. 70,
SO 'Is.'s' Z =. { IN D CLARK 6 cor
Rsxsnna. afarls y f.s5s. fis1
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BooKSi

= NEW BOOKS! .NEW BOOKSI
APEEp INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-By "Aunt
Mary" for her nephews and nieces with an ad-
dress from Mrs. Stowe to the Children in England
and America. 5a-trsl,s-s s
The TELL TALE, or Home Secrets, by the Au-
thor of Sunny Side, Peep at No. five, &c. So
MY NOVEL, or Varieties in English Life. By
Bulwer.gra zrl-
UeLY EFFIE. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Henfz.
The SENATORS Son, or the Maine law a last
refuge. By Miss Fuler,-a ne w supply received
and price acknowledging off fast
DEMocRAcY OF CHaIsT1ANITY, by VIM. Good
ell. Vol. IL. received. .ee
A general assortment of School and Miscellane-
Gus Books constantly on hand. Callat
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayenna, March 8, 1853. s
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u UST RECEIVED This day by Express
% choice lot ofboy clotng, which will be sold
cheaper than you possibly make tb am up, at
SO2.a ERVILLE'S.
August 16. Nearly opf0 te the Bank
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TUST received beautiful assortment of Ginghams from
- 10 cents up. Call and see them
Sept. 30, 1858. ..ss C. g. J. C. PRENT1SS.
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SHAW Visa large varety-Broche. New
~ style Bay state. Black and fancy colors-silk at
SEYMouR's S.
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nkESS GOODS.-French Merinoes. Co
~ urgs, paIametias. Persian turtles, DeLaines. new
styles All wool delaines, aapaccas and prints hgur
ed and plain, velvets in dress patterns at
SEYMoUR's.
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T,HE "CRYSTAL PALACEr'
Winter is Coming!

ND in view of the fact the subscribers receiving
"A the biggest lot of shawls ever bror ght town: Bay
State Cashmeres, Brochas [some handsome patterns1
Water Vletes, &C., &C., all selling as low at
Sept. 2Oth, 1858. C. & J. C. PRENTISS'.
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HHEARF HISTORIES, and Life Pictures
E E by T. S. Arthur the hest author in America.
Halls Book STORE
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pLACK SILKS.-A large stock all widths
Id ut low prices at SEYMouR's
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IN AMERICA, by De-
u Tocqueville.
Pacific and dead sea expedition. -r..s
Wilkes Lynch, sc.
NiIlmans Gibbans Rome, volumes.
Humes History of England, vol.
McCauly's 9 vols ... -. =,
For sale at HALL s BOOK STORE.
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SPEECHES OF JOSHUA K. GIDDlNGS.
- in Congress- with portrait, at
Hairs RooR SToRE
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Died.

On Wednesday, December 81 Of consumption, SARAH,
tho beloved wife Of John Finn, native Of Kikenny
lrelau3, in the 46th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and OF her nrics
and the mebers Of tbs Whitehall Benevolent Associat
respectfully invited TO sttsnd her fsnsrs At half past
eirht O'Clock morrow morning. late residence
No. SO WaAer street. Funeral service at the Church Of
st. Aphonso, Thompson street, vt nrs o'clock A. NJ
On Wednt sday December Il. near Port Rio hnood L.
CoRDxIA hSEnFTTA only daughter Of j. f. and CordsiA
a. Tysen, agea IL years and two months.
The relatives and fcien7s Of the family invited TO At
tend the funeral At twelve O'Clock to Carriages
v be at the landing on the arrival Of the half paas nine
On Thursday morning, December a. FREDERIC T.oSaES,
tend his funeral ut O'Clock th afternoon fran
late resdepce OF Montgomery snd Gets
bis remains viii be taken TO tbs German Lutheran Co
metery.
In Brooklyn, Thursday December a. after pa nful
illnesa JOSEPHINE daughter Of Charles and Mary 3aia.
ger, aged ~ years and months.
The funeral service Will place at her At9 residence
AdeIphi street, between Fulton and Atlantic avenues
Brook1yp. Her remains v III be conveyed 10 lsp, H.
for intsrmert
After protracd illness, Mr.. ASs a. ESGlv consort
ofSemusl Epge Esq, and daughter Of the late uoi1as
Edward heeks, in the 7ftn year Of her age.
TIE friends AID acquaintance OF tho family
apect,uly invited TO sttepd her fcuersi st .cscs
this sfernoon from her iate rsele5s,, No. ~ Yariok
street, without further imitation
On Thursday mornirg, Decnoer ~, KlS Aida, ooiy
dAush liter OF William saa Aargass Elnsalo-I, aged s
Years end II days.
lhe relatives fyisu of a,oy are invited 70 at
tend tie funera at teo O'Clock on sum ~ afternoon
Ertotyn Her remains gii bs tsaen TO Grssl wo51 for
| inttImeot
| o. Wednesday evening" December q, ooaSsiia H.,
vie OF Jaes W. rirghs, Ia tho astA year Of her gs.
The friends q The family lad tAoso Of hsr .etse W. H.
Fkrt peetuly isyitd TO az end bar .anar4 tTCa
| her late resicerce, No "a Welt Hleysnth street
Or Murray. December ~, GraRGg J.. ,o4nt atc ., G.
g. spd Mary williams
The funeral ali tshe place :; tro o'ciser uis aer
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noon, from the residence Of h parents, No. sas Third
avenue
Az gords, Texas Dec. mber O. of oosgesvs fever
Captain APnIeY, OF the Schooner Anthem, from Nsw
York.
In Washington, suddsnly, Tuesday Dscsrnbsr 10
Mrs Ann MORGAN formerly Of Long Isacj N. r., but
for he aht thirty seven years resident OF Washington
sRei 40 years.
In Columbus, on Monday. December 10. JAMES T. BoRR
Of the arm OF Burr Randall sgei rs years.
GU Tuesday evening, Decs Der ct the residence OF
his father, ksugatuck Conn, Mr. GEORGE HorKIss aged
20 years.
~ stirg OF the ne deal class OF which he vas
member held in the Col eye OF Physicians aud Surgeons
in Ills city, the following resolutions unanimously
afoptsd--
Whereas 1t hath pleased Almighty Gsd the changes of
his providence 50 take from death honored class
mate; therefore
Resolved That unite In sincere exvrsson regard
er HI character and sorrow for his loss that
hs high Attachments sorp.s aud the
mspy department which endesred aim 20
6raye tru.hf and rm he earned alike the love and
coYf nee OF ell who knew him. and tbs OF bis viz
tues shall i've liz our hesrts oist.d with his
Resovsd That give cordial sympathiss to his "a
mly IL this bersave nent.
fesved, That thess resolutions be published Ia the city
papers snd cory Of the came be transmitted to h friends
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Flood /, the life OF the Yleah.--B,ooa. ,ur.

ElOOd IL the Lille OF the flegh.--HlOO0. pure
sl0od truly the lfc Of the he vhiIs il SO,
.ha rrinopss prcdomnases before tirth and the child i
years and in majority Of tae sight shgou
Me-soretimes state Of good health prevailing
generally their usual health beoaue they aid
inc prn plv Of lie to thow hs principle Of disease
she BODY uss ICON q. pain schasss in form
&c swauowed and continued few hrur,
:yeratea freely This method generally succeeds
hs health At onoe hrt whom IL dots not few days
IN caj Ivy Of suffice for that object Bu
sas fully confirmed This practice being superior al
,sners IN ebtna.e viii necessary 10
F Villa ackness 81 pain remrius Bran pills Arc 90
5scary ~ put out sckn ester is TO cut and
hs sood elects not balanced by inconvenience be-
they do not those who thora aanE
moreover as Ger lain as they sautary Thsy
sa a age and to Women in TIE most cr.oal and ds,ie
uIastanoes They do mot disturb shock tho ans
functions, but restore their order and establish thor
urequs,iod FOR good They upon by
Of thousands Of "a niles prciersnoe medicines
tod to their reputation The olio~ wing Mr.
Se'ai Of Dudley Aas' Tor supply tells It's own story
rnAnpnEr4-pesr sir-I have sos Ill the nils IL psd
OF gours and the money il ready when will send
sp Please 70 sena more Pile e. soon as yeu csnrsad te
May give universal satisfaction
Yours with respeot PaINEAs BEMIs.
Now that eholera ana SMALLPOX threatening IL Will
occasions much danger prevented The
will be thus purified and thus us principle
creased these dissrseg nothing on
q about With thou bowels and neir blood load
with full directions ct DR. BaANDaETHs principal Office
No % Lspensrd street, at ga Bowsry and M Hudson
mont by Brandresha pills. may be obtained gratis a. the
aboyeplacos.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

CsnKD BATS Uprsrt7 CoUsr---Nos N g. TO- 70 to 10
5crRxss CoUgr-Crcut..-AdourneA to the 90 OF
Jspnsry.
COMMON PLxAS-psst Nrst--Nos. 227 to 1884, 1888
10 l,2s9, 24, 1872 I,2i3 Part SscondNos. l.135,
Ila 10e2, l2l3 2l6,i PIT. I, e6b ,222 ,a23 l2sf
i,e26, ,a261k 900, l,ll6, pa
The CT Term OF the Common Pleas, which was SET
down for the fourth Monday in December will meet on
Tuesdsy, ~, inst, for appeal cases. 49,
SurxEox uopn-(rwo branches. )-Nos 40. oaS, ~,
HsS, 429 23 203 4s5. oil, 81, 90, A. A. DOC % goo,
6cs. see, $40, $50. SAB.
All notes Of BE- Sled in this 'urt ON OF before
10 morrow, 9th Inst.
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~ NHCoHuy
- MoYrissna 100 good building lots within two minutes
walk OF the depot. The all graded the
cay title indispuAbs This sale being made to
close the interest Of osneern lot put will be sold
elem to parties who are des;ous Of asiE
Acts IN thin beautiful village opcrty rapidly in
here All persons DESTROYS attending
the sale obtain tick for the 91 and ocoog
trains the Harlem Railroad syns to the aueoaeer
Ne. 40 " NIL street. - m
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Ferhamg Holiday Gl1ts.-Ther0 aro Few
that would be
10 friend relative or those still by other chan
few aft tickets There Is lady gentIs
man. child in the community but what would
sush gilt than articles that would cost ten
tmes the Every wants chance to obtain thst
farm, the horse Telegraph superb aoan f.no,
ele gold WATCH OF the 10000 c,sty art
olss offered by NJ PerAam in his gift list The dist buon
Of the gs il ia sted Will commence at New Year
therefore friends should at Academy HALL 63
Broad and invest few dollars in Chrstm and New
Year ri to for the loved oaos at home.
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NINETR ENTH WARD.-IN FAVOR OF THE PRE-.
IN sent state and national primary
election held at Mr. John Eagan foed store Third
Forty street the 12d instant from te
clock r. g. the call Of the General Commit
tee OF Tsmmnny Hail. the folio wing ticket elected By
one hundred and seven 400 majority
NERAL coABIrrEE.
John EagAn, Thomas Pearson, William Durham.
MINIS COMMITTEE.
John Fitch, Richard Fiynn, hichasl Coughlin,
william Denieke, Martin Graham.
COMMITTEE.
Francir J Twomey, John a. Schenck, John L. Brown,
Thomas Ealpn, J. Callahan, SEN, Philip Fehey,
enjAmin Pine, George Myers, Robt ISilpAtriok,
james Moore, James Haley, Owon Kelly,
Jeremiah GeehaE, Denis Brady, Stephen NJ. Drew,
Will. m Barry John Mccormick, VIM. AcEaaus,
Dennis Shea, Jeyt miah Curtis James DUNCAN,
Samuel Ncpade Tim othy Kim alley Daniel hennessy,
william Clare Sssss sIS$E
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Married,

Or Sunday, December Is, BY tho Rev Me- L. Ssernbsrg
at the Nortolx Synagogue Mf. PaP FA8gg Jr, Miss
EaBIr FABsa ali Of this city,
On Wednesday, Deoembes q, In ST. Mary's Church, Ell
hotville, s. by the Rev p. Parker RoBHRr Dillon OF
New York, to Eiss HARRIET A. DorY, ofCastlston, s.
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Christmas Pictures that Cannot be Squat
led taken in weather ct ROOTS 1863 Broadway Call
and ace his new showcase Of pictures to day.
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UNlFTRENTH WARp.-wr, THE UNDERSIGNED,
certify that the following ticket duly elected for the
1854 in TIE call Of the Ropub
lioan General Committee TamyNsny Tall :
UNION AND HARMONY.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Daniel VI. Norris, John Van Il aren Luoius Robinson
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
John .. Ryer, Walter II Joses, Jr., Michael Cox,
william Rhodes, Churchill }. Cambreliug.
COMMITTEES.
Stephen C6mbrelirg, David Banks William J. Brown
John +. Gray, VIM. II Jansen, klnathan Thorn,
Moses b. Thorn, william Jones' Corls X. Disowny,
Hugh Riley Patrick Rooney, Matthew Nc Bride
Richard s. Emmett, D. 8 CsdAin9ton, James Farrell
DANIEL W NORRIS
JOHN u. RYER, Inspectors
ELNATHAN TUORN,S
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uo invited 10 the subscribers ment Of tie fsowia
articles Lsdies' retores IN great vsriey ard exenoa;
Aortos shell nsies latest mpcr siocs
ssissor cases f.noy suery portable dressing Che LAT
sr sre fsr superior the Kind being
As view fer service contaoIGs only whsS Il n
II the snay, AZ very low prieesJ Also gsas
sortneAt Of toilet psrtn'nery petcs, &c
A.. 4. 4. SAUNDERS, 3ST BroGd1ay
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rske presents you gil fpa A. Killers 10 Canal ntrset
beautiful hroidoved oitst sppere for geatlen Also,
)sdcs msres aud obdre griter boots fancy
oi all kinde With boys and youths Iawnt laar
Corgre sGcrp, &c forming usefel sud appropriate rs
tal TIC hollahle u B. MILALR 90 no u Calal alrae..
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sirtar risgs pls bracelets rings crosses studs as.
rosd and pearl ruby and diamond crosses srl
sets. Ao prses at the f&esory oil tho
seriter, ISL Broadway, ooe second floor DAVID RAFT
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EIGHTEEN7H waRD.-,T a PRIMARY ELECTION,
II held pursuant to the call of the Democratic Republican
General Committee tho evening OF tho I'D day Of Deoem
ber 1852 between the hours of and O'CLOCK At Hsbberd
Matthew'S Union Hotel Of Twenty street and
Third avenue, the following ticket was elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE
L. B. Shepard, Robert Kelly John Murphy
MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Char les r. shey A. j. Matthew'S, william J. 0elston,
William Wines, Samuel s. CoDkln.
John r. Briggs, q Hsbberd. Isaac Y. Fowler,
Maurice Daley, Patrick y Eircy Robert Foster,
Robert VOORHEES, John Kennedy, HArris Wines, Scn.,
John MOTH Gsorsc Drew Thomas Irwin,
Amos i. HATFIELD, Stephen Cornell, +. w. Edmonds,
John Nesbt, Wisoa q Hunt John Van Pelt,
William Taylor, Charles Sweeny, Edward Cooper,
Ananias Mathews, james Donnelly Thomas Beatty,
John Riley JOHN NESBT
A. Mathews, Inspectors.
ROBERT FOSTER, J
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James IN Nsltor WIN Mckenzie Lewis Parkes and ven in
the stser.re. -
Picard Burgess, Cons Stght Fanny euthou
Jars Iisrnss JSol Louisa Bloor flsiss aad
two dsughtsrs. all Of London.
From vera Cruz, IN brig Nerhphar-Ospt juan LAME,
Uarsesne, Alopzries, i3Ina, u Carnpl.
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Anson's Daguerrcotypes for Holiday Pre-
nothns ren or pae - large sized
with for fifty cens Gene early overy body
tase goes 10 $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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The Holiday Hat.-Those In want or u
splendid srtsle, invited to call at DkAKE's No.
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Toys, Toys, TOys-FOr the Holidays, at
RoaIRs Bazaar, 449 srosdwaF also, eve.y variety Of
ala assortment Of work rticulos dolls and thou
sand other things well worthy the Of those in want
Of rr ssente for the holidays.
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Dag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do belle gram
aeur quarante coories ct dams jos boise
naroquin d.utlee dc veeurs Cas- Portraits deux fos
u grandeur do deux qnoo yead cling on
yalantit parciis qui partout aeurs oouent
dollar Souvenezyons D'ANsoN. $50 Broadway, ea face
- metropolitan Hotel, souvenez
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lMay rift but no corr y the magnificent sets Of
now selling holiday gifts At KNOWS Preaoott nat
call examine them and maze selections wives
sS.ers, aothsrs, daughters, 10. Prices very low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

axKCHAND DE lAIsI, aULtLENor yU; Peg leave g
inform sher patrons Asd ts public Il that oy have
sesevsd BY the steamer Washington An assortment of tho
choicest Paris jswsiry patterns which will sas
y Of their STOCK and enable he 10 sass these
Who ~u hcRcx then With Wait.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

The Greatest Show or Daxuerrootypea
ever in this country can DO st kOoTS 9 Broad
way The pictures challenge criticism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

sntoor, ohronomster, cylinder asa strsgut lane lever
rstrbse OF best ,f8etsre fe. sao rvarartecG
tte snitefibw, Dk I'D RAT, ~ e!ep5way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23
Jeyyeiry at Manufacturers Prices. -Ikieh

setd sold jewelry bracelets earrings and pia chn
ehsteAines pencils. gold thmbss, rags ioegsts DO, Ut
nes ard very rich styls for sEe ct tho manu-, otoy CT the
subscriber DAVID RAFT, Ssl broadway, up staisa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Sec Roots New Show or Pictures this day.
None but themselves be their PARALLEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Hnv1laMd, PetiniaNd Sc Co Importers OF
French shina opening lasap lot richly DECOR
atsd porcelain slightly damaged Ae voyage Of I'M portA
ton, which they Offering at greatly reducd prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Rrady's Dnguerreotypes, SGT fin every va
ric.y style, appropriate and beautiful gifts
holidays Broadway Thompsons saloon, and ~
Broadway, corner Fulton street.