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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
From Washington.

WAurSoroS, Thursday, Oct, 27, 1858.
The Star says that letters have been
unc lubtedly received in Washington,
from which I lie conclusion is drawn 'htt
a large French and English feet will be
dispatched to the Gulf as soon as cir.
cumstanccs will permit--and that the
Union has good grounds for its asser'
lions in regard 10 Cuba. fE 81 st4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
,PRUDISHXESS.

The other day we offered our hand to
lady who was about to pitch ont Of az
omnibus into the mud. She took no
notice OF II, but chose to swing herself
down by the railing, regarding us mean. !.
while with a lrok ofrebuke, as five
had nsulle,l her. Now we donot pique
ourselves upon etiquette, butwe flatter
ourselves that the hand aforesaid was
rendered with the lnodesly and propriety
bee oming gentleman; but no matter for
that, ifil had been the brawny fist ofsome
honest. hearted Patrick who had drop,
;pel his hod to help the lady, her rejec,
!tlon-of such well l.meant kindness would
have,beenan an act ofinsolent hauteur. -
/ vnadsws offered 70 assist. a. we'll bred
French lady !, her sweet toned '1isrcie,
Monsieur, merc,s,s would still have lin.
| gercd .oa'our sar.GeA. true English lady
would have sexcepteda the courtesy with
a,sniling g" "Iahank y ou.'.b Such Iaties
are always companion able.tf Y ou may
travel with them. abr,ad .iin "6fst-clsss''
ears. show them any'little attention, con.
verse about scenery. paintings. Ilitera-
ture, art. monuments, anth after hale a
days enjoyment I'M sauchF society. 60,
some seciieniais sclue TO-; mama that is
spyk en- insheaGrst circlesof sLon.lon o.
Yavis. 81 lsdyitwhos 10 not saifaid TO 70:
ceive the comMens scivilitieyssof lie ftom
a. s,5aaser.. stiowsia Iaf'hishar seass o.
charaatas Than one :, Whd tlka Ws' harsal]
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
Black Noses

A resolution has been INTRODUCED into
the Kentucky legislature !. which PRO.
vi'fes shat the keeper ofths PenfltHita.
iIy sbsif procure suitable cheshicskdfe.
such as will sslain. Jheo cp.ieie or outer
surface Of the skin perfectly, black, 50
that il, canuo, be washed OF, ot ia any
way removed until time sha n Wear h "a.
way, AMI natafs furKishsii aaSew cur,iclc
or suffnte. and that with ihiAs yais sbbl 4
ihayeahs nose Of each malsIeen yiaiIaaig'.
ite.! taorousals- black, add. renew lbs ! p.
2licaatsnzasaaays sbs. nashsssH sez1eep
iiisn,s siniilo6e .pdnsh aNithseahs sxFtr.
siioS-o faShisaseaisncsswlfen SasshaAk;ha
4ise6nlinneais EorxiIv Rstpesaoli petinise
tiag nstnrailh ssia orsstAs slsa aspasl . IL
orisinaL,hsa, prcPssesisksW tAs{aaaae5
a0ss"s .ssSstaSRs z tisS-s sss
3sus,taeatasserass1t soaDae7(sfNhs
epesisss sbfnapi1A ,shst6a.j 1lAa ~
sfAhssf. ss s,d@svsH aag ID, issssas,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

Mark OF SaArITUnE.-The Irish cit
zcns of Shasta County, California; have>
presented Capt. Kendrick, Of the, Amer.
can bark Olranto, whi,h purse Of $l,.
900, as mark Of the aid which he rem.
dered to the patriot O'Donohoe, in his
escape. '+f 70
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
A SO.caIled SsSellS

Ding-dong-ding-boy lost!-,boy
lost! ecEoel and fe.e choed through the
fog on Thurs lay last, "Hello there, old
fellowp' cried shrill voice from some
invisible varle. Of the thousand and ono;
who are scouting about the city," s"whov
set you to work crying, boy lost?' The
crier stopped and waited the approach
Of his saluter;answering that the bereaved
parents of the 'boy" had promised him
dollar to cry their loss through all tho
Wards ofthe city. and three dollars he
found the boy. "Come on, then. t" said
the new boy, swell go to getber sand
20 snucks in the trade five find the boy,
and five don't, why, | won't ask a cent? 7
agreed" was the wofl; anil, after put:
tin. the "beIl boy"e through ring and.
cry of mile or two by way Of exer.
| else, the li,le rascal stopped. before,his
own door, when, his mother came out,
rejoicel to meet him, with the three dol,
lars in her hani. "Hpla on, mJther."
said he, "hafthat rnohey'.beiongs me'
and you'll jest be kind enough 10 pay,it.
| ''oyer!'-Dstroit Advertiser. .aa .,s L.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

S. T. Baily Of Macon, Ca, wrote for
the telegraph last week lthst one ofs,hisi
boys was ha N.Y. bitten byvaha. most poi.n
sonous reptile, the copperAead moccasin,
snake. Said he, al Immediately make
him dunk with raw whskey. and soak.
ed the wound with harshorn. ., He has,
suffered 40 inconyedience except q bad
sore upon hisieg. II ought 70 be genor.
ally known that no animal poison scatrH
stand whisk ey 10 a fair tight"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

~. cilcansta nee, to-ofefp ,ouy han "a, o.
lady lyoman is the wor.t until We are as.
'sufed befcreliand that SIZE VII Ssccsp. it,.'
Indeed. nov that t~omsn's rSPottiaainto.
exercise tights long bsl,tins ahsynpcssss
ihinkIof taking up one of their, ,casliof
rights, long held by prescription, aod Of
waiting I'LL l'wo arc ask Cd ,andthenh holling
in our own hand the question ol'asccp.d
lance or refusal. sl.--Inaependant.l haal -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
/ N,llllii N,l.lGlNliiBERRsims14iaS:. B mia !.
due ~ Ciociansd, LouisSiIIs ..and.. SL,

! J! lt,esst Coo i1naA, Louisyil 10 and. Stss1
! Lonls. ,a9d Sop,hesn Offices, a L, ceNse.
mostly from New York ci,y M an infl6 inacfl siX. -
Fersivsay Resvy foreign msifJfodsE
tthssAiianfic. SeAz SeSystspgs posriooroE!, 4,
! The New York lnA.tes; e onsista of hi "A efs
goods. ingoices, ,snoles dsafs, cepiap.d.
hthnt large comrnefcisfcity,, whic6Sy n fsIs
season of the Nyeor ton,poss The issgssA
Ipottion ofi,he mails iWss,s, las aaa Do
Ibel Cincinnati Atlqs apiq Monday,
1.-Two Boxes ful! Or fiks ? fragments or
the mail burncda few days ii nre on the
Cleveland road arrived at our Postij OE-I
fice yesterday. This mail eontaiasaibs
foreign letters an appeas by ih&E&atn..
ship Atlantic and Humboldt ifom Eu.'
rope, many Of which coine to thes6fFfcs
for distribution for large portion of tho d
Western Siates.s The clerks we're busily /!
engaged in endesvoring TO Gull, from tho e.
black encd and charel fragments such
portions the letters as bore any direc. ?
lions, or gave any indication for whom
they were intended" s. -sgl. .H,s5oss
The losses of the Western Express Co.,
it is now said, have been much exagger.
ated. The Sandnsky Register adds:
"The run was very light, and the loss
will not probably exceed $2,000-the 70
most valuable package destroyed being
one OF boiling cloths, worth $500. A.
small package Of jcweIrn, OF no consid.
erable value, ives a.so burned. The
through baggage came from the Lake 2
Shore Train, and was as large as usual
The mails were equally large, though it
is said tha, by some bunder, the Colnm.
bus and Cincinnati mails were placed
upon the Toledo Train, and we've saved."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

Jox makes is grismye II we forsiRs 'bissfy
l6ffsfs, eortUw causss usito : 6t weary. ~
its4sAgai ;ssSsn einausMyiesp alsis
ltmadss ii suRP Potaeblsy saE 10 sael ii, ni
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

pairing 10 begin. the Interesting rite ..ol
the marriage, brother Boag, treasuier OF
the monastery, set of to take nm. inven'
tory Of the wealth which.had thus Iallen
under his jurisilction.xa se.sT
IL is said thai Matthias never gave .
single thought 10 his losi. property, being
TOO muth h absorbed 10 contemp plating the
charmsof the beautiful .Carine. The on.
ly stipulation he made was, that he
should be- allowed TO 90 ou, to tho pas.
turages with her; and next morning he
found himself in sober seriousness, help.
/ ing to drive Naharah anl It's compan.
ions down to the waters side.
Meanwhile, the Governor Of Tarsus
hoard what had happened to Matthias,
and was stricken with rage, and caused
his mule TO be sallleI ,anl his guar,ls to
be mounted, and Sc, forth to the monas.
terry and srmmonci tho chief, saying,
"know, o Monk, that Matthias is my
friend; and i, cannot be that he shall be
Thy slave, and thar all dis wealth shall
be transferred from my city to the mon.
astery. He is liberal citizen, and !
may not lose him from amongst u.s." 77
The Governor spoke thus by reason
Of certain loans without interest, and
presents lover and above the purse and
the string Of pearls which tho merchant
had presented at his fist coming,) with
which Matthias had freely obliged the
governor: who also hoped continuance
of the same. WhereuPon the chief OF
the monastery hid his hands and was
BUNDLED; and the Governor and he part.
ed,with good understanding and agree.
ment. la-..f
1t fell out, ,hersfoie, that after q
month Of servi;ule, Matthias and his
br lie were callel before an assembly ol
the whole monastery, and informed that
the conditions imposed were simply for
the sake Of trial. Nearly all the wealth
of the merchant was restored TO him, and
he was liberated and lei hack amidst
applnn ling crowls 10 his palace at Tar
sus. or course he ma lie liberal dona.
ton to the monastery, over and above o
roun sum which Boag the treasurer hal
no, foun it in his heart 10 return with
the rest. Being Just and generous
man. he not only relevel tho Jew from
the consequences Of his wager, but male
such presents 10 the Christian tailor
that he had no longer any nee | TO ply
the neclle for his livelihood. Tral',ior
lilates with DELIGHT on the happiness
which Carine bestowed on her hushan |
who used always to say, "lhat viii
wealth or without wealth, with liberty o.
without liberty, she was sufficient tc
bring content into any house. AMI te
make the slerncsi heart happy"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

I'LL ,ytEgss..s'sY1lsG3! 81 $:
sask5sSSsiH ssssssesi - yltaes sshs q,
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- ~ ao&D9
..- iesTJANlIls II. UDgv, aa
j. PUBLISHER AHD PROPRIETOR. a,
OMce Cor. OF 3rd and Centre Sts.
IRONTON OHIO,

''N %, b IRoNToN. OHIO, ~
VIII be pnbli'hcd every Tuesday, for On, Do,. /,
tM pr year II pn'd III ndvuncc--or On, J,oYn,
ara fyy eshs II not paid within tic FIRST three
HAIEs oF ADvERTISiNG:-Onc or more souorcs of
Twelve lines. FJty cents each for the first in.er
non ma twenty hye cents for every cguclit
hser''oi' " u " .I ~ rs - ]
y libcrai discount will be made to those who adyer.
h'e by'hc year, orparts ola yrnr. z y 80
Nohccs OF five lines or Iess rrouirino I'm, nm, i,.
each. ' NV ''"''
HandbWs, Cards. Cirrn'nv, &c. Printed an tho
shortest Nsilce. and IN ilir Inos ppprovcd style
PRErTY.-The following was written
somc twenty-five years ago, by a young
New Hampshire girl Of thirteen years.
Unfortunately she did not live many
years afterwards:
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.-ssssl - II--s' as--isis-
CLOTHING

A RICH AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GEN
IA item furnishing goods Of the most choice and
gloves cravats, scsrs ties silk
linen aambrc handkerchief rsbes dc chambro under
clothing hosiery umbrellas toilet articles,
fumery, &c, &c. N. B.-Mene ard ladies Paris kids,
Alexanere's. LEWIS StACORD,
Ne. G5 Broadway, Stuyvoeant INSTITUTE
CASVOFF CLOTHING.-TW0 THOUSAND DoLLAM
~ wsrth waptsd The hghess cash prcc will be libsrA
given in for large and sinai lose OF goos
left ~ clothrs Of every description Address throur
post or call on JAMES M0R0NEr. at his second hsnf
storA No IL Orange street. near Chatham
T AIDES, AND CnILpNENs' CLOTHING. EMPoRk
IL UM-Mr and Mr.. PApDON have ronoved their store
GIL 76l Broadway where may 10 found every ai
slp ipslrded IN Iadys chids wsrdrche ready mhie
or AIDE 20 or er neetest and most fashionable
pcr ON short notice Mr. and Ars Paddon return their
thanks for patron they have hcrbtofpr
and heps merit osstauanss OF past fAvors
Pa,tieular attention paid 70 wedding and trsvei eusHp
vDJERCE A. RATTLE, TALoRs, AND INF NRTERs OF
French goods tealers evsry variety tf tensn
goods No 63 Br dway Ho aston str-ct
orro,e Metropolitan Hotel would respectfully invite at
non their and rich asortm~nt oassimers
ings drills and gentemen's furuishsS goods Ia general
Which they have Just received Per steamer and
featuring and Offering tho public vt the lowest cash priccs
Messrs p H. have the pleasure OF informing their cas-
TONERS who favored thm With their orders for novel tie
Paris, that they received Orders received I'll
August for tall and wUter styles from PARIS NJ B0snts
mems s i.as " yI9sT Ia Aspsiior slyis LssAaS An -"
building esa u As best shirt In The city
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United States District Court.
P~fore Hon Jndga Rats

JUSE4-The United States Three packages embrodeies
d d j. Mcdonald claimants, The sumo One package
same eiaimdnts The one package engrav,nw.
Henry l. Routh d iSoms claimants. Motions TO compel
the Collector TO discharge the goods arrested 10 two
first cases pay duties their invoice vaua
ton and TO reIsy duty and penalty exacs4 In the third
case Held that IL belongs too Collector in the Rrst
instance and rot to the Court determine the rate and
amount Of dstes TO which importers subject aud
Court has authority TO control the notion OF
the Collector 10 that respect than upon sui,
brought against him for Illegal acts DONE TO compel
him 70 perosn what the las sajoiv upon Aiaa ACTIONS
denied.
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BRIGEnON MARKn.-At market 676 beef CATTLE IS pairs
working 40 COWS and calves 1850 sheep, and 375
SWINE Prcea-Beef CattIe-We advance our quotations
to correspond 70 sales large number OF very fat cattle
offered and notice in particular S. the balance
OF lot offered by Lynch ESQ., Of Auburn, N r., fed
by Messrs Legg and Earl Of Sbepsatees Onondsgs
ty which sold 500 per head probably nearly 50
per hundred. We quote other sslss folio ss-Extra,
s6 rs; first quality 81 80 IS second So So So third
50 rs IS 70. Working Osen-A very GOOD show offered
les, SIS ard Sl70 Cows aud Clses--Slle- S24 and
Sd2 sheep-sales So 90, 81 rs aud 50. swine-P Prime
AT retail from 7hc. to &C. for snoats 12c to l5c for
spring pigs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

VOHN n WICK gRsuAN MkNUFACTUNGR OF VIVA
y Railing. Iron Fence for Farms 90 sl2 Brosdrny No
York Orr ams York Iron ana wire rauss ~
public and private grounds parks lawns dyoiltnsa -
ron 90 cents $40 pee foot iron hcdst ada she most go
olets assortment this city, prces feon ~ 10 IN iC
aoss Hens urns vases tetohisgs pos spring shsara e.
sptioons Ao &c wiokershans celebrated rsIirosd -
farm fence 81 66 Go rod The subsovisse e4s
AIS largest stock work u the uan~e
ststea all ~ HE manufacture At sHeesdssgu sy
pcss Superior Quality " hak and husk mattresses
IONS b. WlCkKReHAn. wareAsuSs 81 hrSsAWAS
voskA q 90 cad 81 Lewis strsVA
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v,osuesstc Markets..

CANpRuGE CATTIE MARKKr AZ mArkes $50 cattle about
450 beeves and 81 1t Prices Market Beef Extra
per cwt. $50 So 60; first quality 81 80 76 second
Hides, 81 Is IS per cwt Tshow, 81 81 80 Psts 81
s$i 60 Calf skins l0ko lie per ib Veal Calves, 81
$40; $40 at market and Of superior quality. Stores
Working oxss, S88 Si4S; cows and calves, $40 sol;
ysals, SO sd, two years old s32a sis hasa JeAs
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FIREWORKS.

EIREwoRKs AT THE SAFETY FUSE AND POW
der depot s5 Liberty street-comprising ship sxnala
lights rockets &C. pyroeohne exhibitions Of the st br
coored tres exhibited pyrotsoh-
The skill Of Mr. Isaac Edge ST. pyrotechnist land
whose laboratory the Oldest the United Sta tes being in
active opcratin for the last thirty years. is
guars ntee TO the public for tho Of the
display of fireworks offered for SALE which
obtained from other In the Union. NIB
Theatrical fires of description at the shortest notice
Address GLENN PUTNAM, tole acting Agent Edge.
ST., SO Liberty street, N. Y.
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nsUKANCE.

IIOMB INSURANCE COMPANY.-CAPIrAL $500, O0o.
IL Office No. " Wall street.-This company insureg
buildings merchandise household furniture ships In pore
and their and oher property against
Wy FIRE, favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Simeon L Loomis, Honor Morgan, q arIes Ely,
William G. Lambert Levi p. Stone, Alfred 8. Barnea
George G. Collins, James Humphrey. George Bliss
Jssper Corning George Pearse, David Sanford.
Dapford N. Barney Wnrf A. Work, James A. Dwight.
Lusius HOPKINS, James Low. Roe Lockwood
Thomas Messenger. i. II rockingham John q. Nelson.
William Fl. Meen Cbas A. Bulklsy, Lyman Cooke
N. II. Stoekwelb Richard Bigelow, Levi T.. Norton.
Oh aries B. Hatch, George d. Morgan, Curtis Noble,
JOHN II. Swift, Thso. NJ. Nance. J b. Hutchinson,
VIM. r. Hooker, Cephas II Norton, ephen Paul,
b Watson Bull, Oliver t. Wood, Chas p. Baldwin.
L. Atterhury. Jr., Thos. ii SANFORD, H. Gilbert Ely
Lucien d. Conan, Amos II. Eno Amos T. Dwight.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, President.
CHAs. j. MARTIN, Secretary.
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~ passe, SAndrer, No. Il
CHOCOLATE AND TEA WARTUOUsr uAssau
~ !. 70 several courts % ne RE sl.su-
NJ pAsRI9Ns AMP ARTICLES DE CoUR ALExAN-
Porte. hue de la Psx, Ne. II. - ~
NAIuRAL OK NARROW AND PoMATUM, JEAN.
DION, Kue de la Feuiilads No. 2
PIANOS DR0ITS Wits EXPRESSIVE PEDAIS
hoNIAl Boue,ar ard hontmartre No. 8. Honored WITH
hias medals and the Gross OF Legion Of Honor
ExPREss 0FFICB-CoNMIssION, INNOVATIONS
sna king anairs-Messrs T6tard & DuyiVsr No. "A
A,n Dane dss victories Paris, beg to intern the
ana tbe public at large that they
yushets on plan which will enable them UNDER
" ~ sor's OF son, afars
wv per cent prepaid letter will DO Immediately
st.shesa TO, ana replied TO BY the following steamer
HEhfL PoWDER-To CURE THE DISEASES or
IL oogs hydfophoba letter scab asthma eve and ear dis
saket PARTICULARLY good for puppies Suder of wears
ropeetus delivered gratis sed in Paris ny steiasehsr
spotfeeary 81 paupline street. Only
for the United States, mt Mr. JOSEPH CooPER,s sxi
Broadway Price Of each bundle. Is cents. = ~
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.


E,OR SALR-A PERFECT MATCH SPAN OF BLACK
horses, sixte hands high six old, and good
avellers; warrant sound and hind CaR be by ad
essing A. h NJ, Broadway Post Once. stating time ana
r ace
L'oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL AND MUCH ADMIRED
sorrel horse perfectly sounc tall fast and gentle ~
lamb both single and double harness Price $40 Can
lie secn at Mr. Carols stables Vanderbilt landing Staten
Island.
LNoR sALE-A FULI-BLOoDED SIR HENRY AND
Morear horse bright bay 1917 hands high six old,
we'll single and double and nle sad
ale borse style and action mot be War
rsned sound Mind. To bJ NJ the lumber yard
corner Monroe sad Montgomery 1reets.
Eos sALE-A PAIR OF DAPPLE GRAY MARES, l5,<
hands high; we'll matched Aiso paSr Of chestnut
10 band high; troa mile in three minutes TO-
mile In minutes and 40 seconds The
horses all from Orange county Can be
.tOIIN I. SNEDlkEBS every aftornoon.
IIoRsEs FOR sALE.-A Pk1R or DAPPLE GRAYs
IL fne and stylish drivers Just In from the country In
que Of JOHN BlRK No 2i4 Mercer street, Washing
ton place
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 81 CROSBY
IN street Will be sold Monday ~ u O'clock twensy
horse, suitable for ell purposes also several coaches
JOHN IL GATFIHLD. Propriesor.
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This is something short of the aggregate amount
brought down to the time last year. and if what vs.
hear from the Schuylki region proves true it is not
probable that the anthracite tonnage will much exceed
LAT ~,sh ,,o;
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--,--~------~--- 49, :
CyOUTH WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE ASSOCIATION
- regular meeting OF this association will he hold
Monday evening, June at lS7 Bowery On this occasion
the report will be submitted nfording oppor-
tunty all 70 possess themselves 81 che full statistics
DIR. KNEEBACK ,Proei6ont
b. w. WIn,os, Secretary.
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E'ITCH's PATENT METALLIC LIFE PREsERvER-
This valuable and trustworthy life preserver POSSESSING
many advantages over other in manufactured
sDd sale BY the subscriber who h sole agent for the
STATE of New York and of New Jersey Owners ana
captains Of vessels and all others interested
to call and examine the article County and sho rights
sale JOHN MASON % Eighth avenue, next door the
kntckerbocker Bank NB-All infringemsnts the Pc.
tent will be immediately prosecuted.
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Nash STRAW GOODS HOUSE.-JUT RECEIvED.
100 cases imported French bonnets 100 Aad
lace bonnets 80 assorted cases EaR
lish Dunstable and split straw bonnss cases misse
straw and lace bonnets 30 boys and hats
English rice Boomers all Of which will
lowest market prices, for cash by j. II HOMER
Nos "a and 66 John street, corner Of William.
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roofng.-We manufacture and prepared to rnish
the materials quantity with those &
for them on are also 70 pqt
lyn, Williamsburg jersey City, large buildings
lance Any that will call satisfy themselves
that these roofs fire proof
durable and cheaper than Actual and
lie tests have been made with these roofs
tin and ron and furnish interested with
evidence Of persons Of undoubted who witnessed
the and who have tried these
Of years. showing that they what claim thcm.
H. d T. s. ROOT, office Is Broadway.
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MUSICAL.

HHOLIAN PIANOS. AT All BROADwAY-A LARGE
assorment Of pianos from the ce brated house of Hal
let, Davis Co of Bostos Also the we'll known instrs
prices Pianos to let. LINCOLN & THOMPSON, No. AL
Broadway.
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THE GLASS HOUSE IN HYDE PARK,
i That, like Noah's ark.
Boosted wonders of every kind,
Contained nothing more
In its famous Words Fair
Than the Powder by Lyon combined
The insects fell dead
Where the light dust she'd
The Commissioners doubted their eyes,
And medal decreed
AS his fairly need,
Was to Lyon assigned IS n prize.
Lyons medal and certificate forwarded by the Royal C0
mission token Of their approval Of his Magnetic Pow
der for the obstruction Of insects AZ 4A Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

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