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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03
isnOrallrn in England.

! The FOL owing statement of The extraor
/ dinary degree of ignorance prevailing il
England is made ID Dickens s"ITouse
e hold Words" 1t might well challeng,
belief were it not founded on official ane
authentic sources: ~ s.@
!, ].4 1T has been calculated that there ara
in England and Wales 6.OO9,OOO persons
who can neither read no Il write-that is
to say about one third Of population in
Guiding of course, infants; but OF all the
children between FIVE and fourteen, more
than one-shird attend no place Of public in
struction. These statesments
by Mr. Kay from official and other authen.
tic sources for his work on the social con-
dlfion and edacatinn VI the poor in Eng
land " Europe, would Be hard to believe If
we hac not to encounter in our everyday
life degrees Of literarcy which would be
startling it we were not thoroughly used
70 IL. whenever we turn ignorance, not
always allied TO poverty, stares US in Tho
face. II we look in the Gazette at the list
of partnerships dissolved, not a month
passes but some unhappy man, rolling per-
haps in wealth but walIowing ignorance, is
put to the expernsentum crasis Of 'his
mark The number Of petty jurors-in
rural districts especially y--who can only
sign with or oss is enormous. its not
unusual to see parish documents of great
local importance defaced with ths same
Illuminating symbol by persons whose Of
fce not only shows them to be men of
mark but men Of substance. We have
printed already specimens Of the partial 10.
norance which passes under the pen Of the
post office authorities and we may venture
to assert that such snecimens Of penman-
ship and orthography are not to be match.
I'd in any other country in Europe. A
housewife in humble life need not only turn
10 the file Of her husbands bills to discov.
er h'eroglyphics which render them so I
many ari'hmetical puzzles. In short the ,
practical evidences of the low ebb to which I
nc plalnest rudiments Of education in this
country has fallen are too common to bear G
'epstltlon. We cannot pass through the g
'treets. we cannot enter place Of public t
assembly or ramble in the fields without a
he gloomy shadow of ignorance sweeping n
'ver US. The rural population is indeed g
worse plight than the other classes. !" o
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

Remember to comport thyself in life as
to banquet. Ifa plate is offered thee.
extend thy hand e. take it moderately; il il
be Withdrawn, do not detain il. If il come
not to thy side. make not thy desire loud
y known. but wait patiently till il be offer
ed thee. Use the same moderation towards
thy wife and thy children. as towards hon
ors and riches.---Epi ictetas.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

lHAD just one fiogging. When l was
about thirteen. l went to shoemaker and
begged him to take me as an apprentice.
He being an honest man, immediatel, took
me to Bowyer, (tho master of the Blue
Coat School in which Coleridge was educa-
ted. } who got into great rage, knocked
me down, and even put Crispen rudely
out of tho room. Bowyer asked me why
| made myself such fool To which I
answered, that ! hated the thought of be-
ing a clergyman. why so," said he,
because, to tell you the truth, sir" said
|, II am an Infidel!" For this, without
more ado. Bowyer flogged me, wisely, as
l think -soundly, as I know. Any viii
ming or sermoniziD9 would have gratifed
my vanity and confirmed me in my absur-
dity; as it was l was laughed at. and got
heartily ashamed of my folly Colsrigde.
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UNrrsD STATES AMERICA.
His ercelency the Minister Of Fofegn Ahairs OF the
Mexican public in his Of the sh Of the last March,
commands me- by order Of his erceeuoy the President,
notify that the time Of the extension OF the privilege
opening of intercourse Of inerocesnlc comtnu
nicsi,ou through ishmus of Tehpsnepso, having es
pirrd all the concessions made you 10y the decree o
March, lSl have ceased and the republic has ressspmed
all her nights upon this matter God and liberty
LUIS DE LA ROSA.
To Senior Dos Joss GApAr, New York.
Baltimore, April Z, IS<e.
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THE ORIGINAL A, JACOBS. 100 CHATHAM STREET
IS seng gold and silver watches at the following
svina gold epine watches 500
SIM gold detached levers full eweed SIS 8old ensmeed
r az low ssl6 silver iepnes four holes jsweed as low
$d Silver QUARTERS low 81. Also hand large
assortment OF jewery sverwsrs accord and musical
Instruments AZ proportonaby low prices All sooas
wanted So repreented the money returned. Remember
tit number 10 10 Chsthar7 street.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

V,HosE WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING WILL DO
we'll to call Al our iron works and examine our stock q
window Intel and sill patterns &C. f We are prepared 10
orders from fourteo different patterns window
intels caboratey finished and varying STYLE 81 cost Of
about third the price Of brown stone In
specimens q our and sills also b sesn the fol
lowing buildings w. ID. Astcrs building 67 Green xol
street, Peter Coopors building Twonty street aud
Lexington Grocers Bank building College
place and Barclay L. Stevens eighteen bnildnys
Fourth street and River Hoooksn Peter build
Twenty fifth strect snd Fourth Issao Platte
buildings Twenty ninth etreet and Fourth
Murray street. Cris.n Bluhts buildings 80 Murray sreot
James Boormsn buildings, l25 Chambers street, j. j. W.
sess bu ldngs corner Church aud vesey str ets New
York CITY Flour Mile, Broo and Be wis stveets
George Bridges white marble buidng liz Dsy street.
r. stovekin's buldnn Jerssy City, Kemp tshe odeonJ
Williamsburg; ard numcrcus other psoes Also, iron
nc,s espals columns gdsrs seates and ender' b. 40
JAMES s. JACKSON BROrdEA 4 CO.'S igou Noska
roe IS 81 49, g. SO, AID % Goerok Defiance,
asrerA
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Married.

At Flushing, L. l., on Tuesday, November Is, by the
Rev. VIM. r. Gordon Mr.. NATHANIEL w. BJRrIs, OF Brook
lyn to Miss ZNAH ANN daughter Of John Carl Esq Of
the former place.
At st. AIMS Church, Brooklyn, Tuesday, November
To- by the Rev. Dr. Cutler Mr. JOHN CARI Of Flushing
L. l., to Miss HANNAH A. BURrn of South Oyster Bay,
Long Island.
On Monday evening, November IA, by the Rev. p No
Kenna Mr. JOHN DUNN to Miss ANNIE daughter Of James
McDivitt, Esq, all Of this city.
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ToHN L. yANDEwATER AucuoNEKa --,gunNFs

John i. vANDEWATER, AUCHoNEE 2-wsDNES
cay Nov ~, rich household furniture stuffed birds TO-
~ los o'clock at No Bowling Green 1T the residence Of
Tho late Ellis Riges consisting In part OF parlcr
ture hrutssls Tapestry oarpeag suits in plush,
SOFAS tote ttes, Voairo sowing ard oheirs, richly
carved elegant rosewood plan forte
wood egere French plate glses French plate mirrors,
richS ctrved rosewood centre side and taboo Psri
sian clock e.ndelaSrss and ssvros vases paintings OK mers
horoscopes &C. OF tho first oass mante ornaments, &s
Bedroom Enthusiastically tapestry and ingram earpsts
rosewood and nah bedsesg marble top sash5tands
ana ehnta curtains mantel ornaments, &c Bs.em'n
nvnureCarpetf sofas, chairs ebgvayiags Stuffed ordH
one Of the finest collection Of uhd birds ia the United
states consisting Of assortment Of the richest pumaYe
and the greatest VARIETY all OF WHOM will be found well
worthy Of Dinner desert and too sts Of French
china richly nted Also general assot mont 81 b.
hemsn and crystal cut glassware together With ssnal
sortmsns 81 Kitchen furniture with which the sale Will CON
msnse. Alses let of sheise Wiasss seeagss Ass
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aALUu ar AuCTTuu.

r Y. wlsTcoTT, AUcTIoNEER-woULD INVITE
% sss 1 Ss :s'
piancfsrts 40 this Wednesday morning at 10Y clock At
IN Of saSns ss s we
pier 0 % ysrs ?. s
satin brocstss magnificent wood eeserc glass doors
olss:s i
mans. md
and
sa
walnut French bedssads, hair mattresses and bedding.
mirrors Ry
and kitchen Farnisuro and Srcsi tables
oil cloth arm chairs lounges bureaus mirrors paintings and
us tea ware. silver ware 10 can
ssa On ,fs %eaSs .n w
quired Of every purchaser.
SUPEWR1R. SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
Tharsd. NoSs%se So and rrs. VIII % st.
Ea 5 0sV ss a. the Of Joseph 1aon
r0od ok black walnut ana .hos.ny uraisnre faricr
Of Sass s ys ga
with crimson and maroon silk, brocateli green do or
white gold & cSina ans other RIB Ssa ssa ss
sSo1s i sau ~ ssws
rosewood centre tables With stasuary and Eyptaa marble
sEar tables rsswood secretaries lined with nwOod
i
sin dining table, lounges armehsir, sdebosrds book
cases. library tables superby rosewood oak walnut
and mahogany bedseads; bureaus, washstands and cab
nets oak lounges sBd sofas dc glaes Psyche glasses
superb wardrobes lined with buffet
tares consus ootsge bedsteads rich nit enameed cot
tane furniture work tables and tte tables Every
article 10 Of the best lily aud made Mr. Dxons
supervision. sale pere nptory
WILLIAM Writer'S. AUCTloNEER, WILL SELL
sn h cav 10 a. Of Of
Of marbs top tables, chairs oil cot1 mirrors paintings
etrans glass china and plated cutlery boxes glass
fixtures, signs &o
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OCUI4IsTa AND AURIgTS.

A RTTICIAL KyBs.-yUsT RECEIVED, VERY
"A large and beautiful oellecti which can be inserted
sitsoss shs al. hssst pain the orcr sna shsn
cys Dr. POWELL dovctss his attention. Il nsnal exclu
sivs 70 ths dtscasss ~ thu and say, from seloch
Aily. % h. eGee b02 Dxoa4vu
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MalsOM de COn60nce.-Newman's, No. 765
Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streetsOne thou
aa GLASS neadlework collars for trimming with Aee
a 81 each.
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- -
AGENCY.

A UsTRAIIA.-AGNEW & CO., COMMISSION MER
Al chants and Importers. Melbourne Pors Pbiip, Aus
trsha Refer 10 Chapin Sawyer, sost ,n; tHnew Co
philadelphia Blari Mckee Bastmore Nsunsei White
w. Quincy New York.
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Under Garments, Gloves, and Hosiery, for
NE million cheap shirt warehouse 22
of Chambers Shirts made to mea
sure, in . style which surpass.
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om Europe par steamers Atcto aud Baltic just landed.
TIE season for wesrng furs now be said to have
fairly the subscriber feels much pleasure in in
vng att nton Of ladies TO tho largest most silly and
noe collection Of this elegant article Of attire
Paran eegns and expressly for New York
garments he Fsherusse cape cloak of fur,
Corning itself complete outer oostu me) be deser
vesy srsei 1t be obtained in imperial Rus
cable Of fro $500 to 81 800 In fine Hudson
Bay sable t.nost equaling in and intrinsic
value tho Rusan from 500 to $3.50 in the best Bu
Ayres chinchia, from Sl2 to $780, in white royal
egmine $5 to 500; in excellent Canadian sable from
no TO Sl2O in Grcian stone martin from $40 to Sl in
Baum artp, from $50 TO Sl0 in French sable from $40 to
e46; in mink martin from $50 $780, and other fash
teuahle fnvs of first class quality equally moderate
Ladies will please bear in mnd tbas furs OF inferior
second description offered for sale ut this esab
hshment; every article IL manufactured OF prime well
scanned SKINS and warranted to be as represented In
nut, cuffs, gauntlet srmlets tippes boas, votornes
collars cape and every osher garment the VIII
Sorthy Of peruta 500 vic .ppets Of the darkest
do Of meet mink martin Sl2 ST. SIG $s 500
do Of Hudson Bay Canadisn sab mt Sl3 $40 $50 and
80 each 800 royal ermise do at SlS so So and $50 eaoh
loo mountain martiu, Polish mink and lynx DO, at ST.
% and $40 each Several hundred sets Of chrns furs
minevr, French ermine, genet mountain martin, 10
from $2 to 81 the BOT Ladies pur hssng at this estab
sh Of they desired have their furs kept during she
months guaranteed from this effects Of moth and
tree from ndy charge. NB-An elegant variety of for
trimmed cloaks and talmas. GEORGE BULPlN, Paris
nanti.la, shawl, and fur emporium, 36l Broadway.
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THE BALL SEASON.


UICH CLOAK BALLOONS, vELvkr. RIAL GrMPURa
~ laoes and xgees trimmings, Of e eheet Description
As sss aasossnsz1 ~ Xhclsesis sd fsta = leo
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Birth.

On Sunday Novem Der board steamship Baltic the
lazy of Mr. W. Frazer of the above ship Of twins
and daughter.
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Order Printing.-Gordon, 81 Nassau street.
Cards eard cards. oheap and quick Circulars bill heads
labels &c 30, neatly executed the most reasonable
GoREoN, 81 Nassau street.
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Winter Dry G00ds.-Hitchcock 81 Load.
BEATER 3 Broadway, have just opened alarso .ssort
suction goods, which they offer at great bar
gains. SO ladies' want elegant silk, merino, shawl,
% dc laine, now Is your time.
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Premium Cloaks and Mantlllas.-Thc first
Yrsmium WIS., awarded to s. j.. HAWKINS No. 3T Grand
street, for the best aud by the late annual
Fair Of the American Institute held in New York in October
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Ladics' Advertisements

No. RI Broadway, CWost End.p-MADDEN STEWART
opening Of nfans robcs NJ IS eaoh
nants rocks ~ SO esch Swiss and cambria embroidered
- 70 SIS eaoh Also Of black thread veils
At % aoh These Of the newest Design and worthy Of
Aauea INN
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Sea Sickness-Sen Sickness-Sea Sickness
DR. discovery certain 70 snd
great drt Of taken Also cholera darrhGA
and all and spssmodio troubles you
value fe don't without it, Ssld In bottles at 81
each, at $50 Pearl street - i76 Broadway.
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Fashionable Clothing, for Fall and Winter,
= the large clothing establishments Of L. FOSTER No
& superior quality which genemea have made to
lsg, IN the latest and most modern styles.
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Verdict ON shirts.-Thc Verdict OF Fa-

ohiens jury with Public Opinion for its fireman. is that
perfection In shrtmang regards At and STYLE has been
ed the patent system Of ement pursued
Ut GREENS, No. Actor House.
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Mais0n de COnnance.-Ncwm0n's, No. 763
Broadway between Fl hth and Ninth streets-A endid
psook Of real vaeneiennes English thread and Maltese
hAses black lace .eils, 30.
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Clothing.-Clothingo OF every Description,
sliAable season. made Of the best msterias and
Me may always be found 81 No
Il John street, corner Of Nassau.
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Trusses, sho.

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs for enlarged Of the legs elastic
pensory bandage spinal braces ladies'
supporters, club foot knock leg
new for prolapsus ami and piles belts
pulency, &C., No. IL Ann street.
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V01U0b16 mV6mO0M.-TMe AuverCts6T
Invented and secured by caveat and engaged In
sructing working del of most yausbls and important
Improvement gunntry The invention has ELECTED the APP
pr6taon aud OF the scientific pract
eel the United States Army and requires only the
few hundred dollars required Tor that purpose for
which int in the invention will be given. The nven
and NJ at the Office of the Corresp ending
ryen ~ '' " ' AA w. "
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Overcoats-The Best are the Cheapest. AT
lnas in every style sacks pelsots tmm I'd in AZ
oAnt syle; and vestngs in great variety Also,
AvohAdmred
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lEaisOn de Coniance.-Newman's, No. 785
broadway between Eighth and Ninth streets-Infants
heodered rocks robes and waists; ladies' embrod cred
ssbes ladies' and ohdrens under clothing; noun ongs
gnuslu I'M m 40
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The Only Way to Succeed In Business IL
70 give value for the money receved-Ths is done By
DRUMGO PR0CH, No. l2O Fulton street. In the cloth.
S they SELL where you depend upon being suited at
HSu~ anita
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We have not Seen Cheaper or Better Sc
lssted stock of olohi this fall than that of Messrs DO
Lam THOMPSON, 10 end 106 Nassau street, of
Aln. Talmas paeots sacks and frocks pantaloons Of
eolo also single and double breasted vests Of beau
hi m 8
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[yOOPER HOUSE RESTAURANT, 1884, BROADWAY,
~ the Cooper Houseone Of the neates and best
establishments in the city, whero the choicest of
wr liquors segars dclicacies suit h fss
tidiops, had ut the most bic charges.
NNERCANTILE HOTEL, NOS. 2, 4. i WARREN
I street door FROM Broadway, having undergone
offers hons tn tran sient and
nsnt boardcrs speca famesJ seldom squallcd In point
Of comfort and convenience
THE COLLEGE HOTEL II NOW READY FOR THE
acco of the public. There is first class
aurapt attached t. tho house. condneted with nestnes
choice t. let, with wsheut board,
with M as furnished in rooms IL desired
NUAH BROWN CO., formerly OF 81 Nassau street. "a
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Superior GlOves.-Our Assortment OF these
goods selected With Is ready at wholesale
sess We have silk, buckskin, ooth kid plush gloves
gAontets Of al sizes.
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cold weather also ladies' lined gloves and
bleaching Al and mtts, certain for rough
ehapped hands, be obt ned at BERRIANS col Broad
way and at all rubber stores.
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With Crlstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, Car
ysSay hair no longer misfortune; 10 be In
ntss 70 gpsadid black brown while the sub tanes
sssaA bsnshs,ed By the operation y applisd sad
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window Shades, Lace, and Muslin Cur.
sain, sssa, de snes oil, oornioes loops, sill Xmas
window deooratone ~ exaraordnary low prices KITTY
AFkRaUsoNs RIO. isg,< Lfoadwsy. Save 1ose Nna sax
directly shore.
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Ladies' and Children's Furnishing Rooms.
At this establishment ladies obtain every article
AAse wardrobe and ohildrens clothing ready made o.
xde 70 order Parties preferrng their goodi
can them made the best and latest style Dresses
AAs from four to hours notice Every etys
q nbrcidery executed at short notice.
B1RDBALL. HASKELL CO.. 90 BEoadwAy
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services Of John Rspp one OF the ns French cooks IN ore
%s s oq Se.srs gDs%sa fans Mr. nw
s
rest s, dsiioasiss Of the season. ' ~ " N -
We would Cali the Attention OF the Trade,
ss ssd and a
retiring from business.
The Katydid Song, by Thomas Baker.
sos twenty cents Dds. ask the insect cattle,
sysssssIss song d ~ DiSS
" SsEs and here y It's .n;ys. Pvbh,d b. no
Iasnx With great applause By BuoIisy's ssrsnsdsrs
Horses for Sale at 81 Crosby street. Matched
sosss. ~ .h and SSo5 n ne
cult matter got gentle sound and we'll broke hors any
gusra1tes o. s0pndns.s and dooility Will Dc Ssn
very suitable for ply sicians.
One Thousand Dollars Reward Will be
s
have failed in their from o as .,
s for .a $ 'as
RICK, manufacturer.
No Foot No Horse, Is the Old Adage.-Dr.
medical charm for ossrvins the f.; sound
and work Ss IS esrsn
nor %
This would not the n
sold everywhere, from 2 to g. each The largo are the
cheapest.
Gouraud's Medlcated Soap cures ton, pim-
PIES freckes chaps chafes &c Gourauds poudre subtle
uproots hair from foreheads part Of the body
Liquid dye lily white and hal restorative ~ tho old
establish ed laboratory OF Dr. FELIX 60UkAUD, walker
street, first store from Broadway
Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's Manu-
factory 81 No. 23 Broadway opposite the Park, whsre
-. hair
the address,
Hills Hair Cutting, Curling, Shampoolng,
Lib rty street whore in the in ths mot
skilful manner. Hills Justly ceebrated nfallibe onguent
Tor pro noting the growth and identifying tho hair.
Show Like a Soldier" with that Nous
tache-Yes! fet d, will force the moustshe
stain injme the skin Try it, If you them 81
tie. Sent to cart II the country r. G. GRAHAM 80
Ann street; Brooklyn, Mrs Hayes, IT'S Fulton street,
Nature, though q Perfect Workman, needs
occasion al assistance of
CO there si Clearly nofensi o. reliable restor
alive BARKEkS Tonique price cents Sold everywhere
Principal depot BARKERS ades hairdressing establish
mert, 4S9 Broadway.
Wigs, Wigs.-Thc Silver Medal was award
a ey The American institus this year to AEDHURsT
toupees ladiesr Mt and back brads cur co. warranted
not to shrink or,l ange color.
Why Don't You Try Sp aulding's Premium
Ksemsry The st article in the world for adjoining
.soring hair Bold by Rushten Clark Co., Aston and
irving House drug stores Ring, l92 Broadway and r.
SpAudink, maaufaoturer and proprietor Is fremont
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Mon ana sde OF axrs tAe for the purpose quiisiu
fpingp ard other tinsr These machines sew With
single thread and have entirely ORIGINAL fed motion
whereby the necessity Of an nterlnng s aud the
s.ch done without drawing the Call and see the
machine in operation.
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Why Don't You Try sp aulding's Premium
R,semsryf The st article the world fo-
irving House drug stores; Ring, 32 Broadway J.
Spsuidnk maauaoturor and proprietor g fremont
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THIN W. sOsERIyDYKr AUCTIoNEER-As-
snees sale the stoot Of Wholesale liquor dealer
saturday, Nov 10 Mt No Barclay street, At 1913 o'clock,
consisting Of brandy GIN and wines In the usual vae
" o. packages also carst wncs 10 boxes, champagne
and Scot ID wbiskey the Office furnisnre &c.
WIN w. BRUCE lA.s,~ra..
SAkL. H. RpgFfS Sa-'iSneos'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Kid Gloves at SO Cents Pair, and the very
best aus lisy too, be had as HITJaCO TX LEA
BEA1EhS No. 37 Broadway. They warrant he to be in
every way equal gloves sold In this city price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Wigs, Wigs.-Thc Silver Medal was award
ID BY the American Institute this year to AEDHURsT
HEARD n Maiden lane, for the best gentlemans Wis,
toupees ladiesfr Mt and back brAid our Co.
not to shrink color.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Nature, though a Perfect Workman, needs
occasion al assistance when
CO therei ill Clearly inoensi o. reliable restor
alive BARKEkS TONGUES price Is cents Sold everywhere
Principal depot BARKERS ladies' hairdressng establish
mert, 439 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

hotel keepers restaurants and private families to
sale Of double plated and forks to be made H.
Leeds Co., No. wall street. to day, consisting Of about
800 dozen first quality goods the property Of
retiring from business.