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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23


Dear me! how erpensive Il is 10 be
poorl Every time | 20 out my best
bib and tucker has to 60 on. If Ze-
bedee was worth a cool million, !
might wear coal-hod on my head, if
Ichose, with perfect impunity. There
was that old nabob's wife at the lee
ture the other night, in a dress that
might have been made for Noah's
great grandmother. She can afford
It! Now if it rains knives and forks,
must sport a ten dollar hat, forty
dollar dress, and a hundred dollar
shawl. If 60 to concert, I must
take the highest price seat, and ride
there and back, Just to let "Tom, Dick
and Harry" know that can afford it.
Then we must hire the most expensive
pew in the broad aisle of a tip-top
church, and give orders to the sexton
not to admit any stranger into il who
looks snobish. Then you know my
little children, Napoleon Bonaparte
and Donna Maria Smith, can'tgo to
public school, because, you know, we
shouldn't have to pay anything for it.
Then, if I go shopping, for a paper
Of needles, I have to get a little
chap to bring them home, because it
wouldn't answer for me to be seen
carrying bundle through the streets.
We have to keep three servants, when
one ought to do; and Zebedee's coats
have to be sent to the tailor when they
need a button sewed on, for the love
Of the thing.
Then, if | go to the sea shore in
summer, / can't take my comfort as
rich people do, in gingham dresses,
loose shoes, and cambria sun.bonnets.
My senses! mol have to be screwed
up by ten O'Clock in a Swiss muslin
ress, a French cap, and the con-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23


DEcTmATIoE. As an average cal
culation, we believe it would be fair
to say that the yellow fever has deci-
mated all the communities it has visi-
ted. This estimate, if erroneous, may
be considered as below, rather than
above the mark. The proportionate
loss is, perhaps, smaller in New Or
leans than in any other town, but here
it may be considered as embracing
fully one-tenth Of our population.
This was our loss in three months and
a half Mobile was decimated in one
month. So Of Galveston, Vicks-
burg, Thibodeuux, and other towns.
Natchez, with a population estimated
during the summer below three thou
sand, lost, in two months, three
hundred and fifty. But, perhaps, the
severest loss was in the small village
of Lake Providence, where a popula-
ton, never estimated over two hun
dred, the loss was one hundred and
twenty.-N o. Delta. h
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23


GRowLs FROM THE TUB OF DIoGE-
NEs.--If you sit near the door Of an
omnibus, assist the ladies in and out,
unless you wish to be mistaken for a
brute; and refrain from doing SO un-
less you are ambitious Of being taken
for a pickpocket. m d
1t is a delicate question which COM
mands a waters greatest respect, the
man who bulies him the most, or
fees him the best.
When an acquaintance VOWS that if
you wish him to serve you, you have
only to ask him, ask him at once; it
is your best opportunity. ap
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23
AdminiatratorIa a lTotice.

ETNHE undersigned has been appointed Admpistra.
i TOT Of The estate 4. Abtam Kelly, late OF Hamil
ton county, decsased PersOns having claims against
said estate, will prsse them egally proven, within
tho time required bylaw. NJ "a B. +. CAkf.
College Hill, Dec. 18Th, 1853. At
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23

LlauoR DEALERs.-This class Of persons
are holding public meetings and passing
resolutions condemnatory Of the temper
ance reform. We are glad Of this, for
they will be sure to rouse up the luke
warm and induce all sensible men to
take an active part in crushing their MUIR
derous trade. Their policy should be to
keep quiet, but they have not got gump-
tion enough for that. We are more
pleased than to see them showing their
own hand. If there is as much liquor
sold and drank since the passage Of the
Maine law, why do these men hold meet
ings and denOunce the law. They are
giving the lie TO their own asseverations
--Southrrn Organ.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23
LAprEs. READ THIs

"There is no pleasure so great as reading aud none
50 lasting" fA'@ II
THE January No., for 1854. Of"MOoER's WEST.
L ERN LADY's BooK" is now ready. II baS been
enlarged from 80 To so pages per month, making
bpauiifut volume Of 800 pages each year, Il Is de-
voted to Sacred Literature, History, Biography,
Science and Genaral Miscelsny. The lhtesi FashieM,
and choice piece Of Music, is siyen each month
and Othe fine en- mbellishments. RL
IL is an enterprise Of aoieSis edited BY, and the
types set By adis, and to the ladies We lock Tor
patron age.
Terms oaly 81 90 Specimen Nos. sent frss.
Aesnt.. Wanted, who will receive such per centags
a. TO enable them to make from S6 70 go per day.
Address. A. & Me-. r. g. MooRH, Cincinnati "
Exchanges OI the Organ, win DO. the pHbiisher
kndness 81 notic'Dg the above, and send their pa
psFs to the Lady's Beok In exchange. 41tt#
Dec. 10. .F,g0s
8ai a9m9 tBi' 5t
dl. maal a.as aao
ai gaishg aIaa gl0aa1 o3ai
,henif!4Es
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23

W Prepare for sickness in the day
Of health, and for old age in thy
youth. te #aH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

u C.KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.-kORTG AGEK's SALE OF
~. rich furniture planotorts large mirrors, French
row, At l0s o'clock At No Nassau strss. fulton.
r. e. Kemp will soil At auction by order Of moeeags
large assortmento furniture mostly order
little used via and mshosany furniture q
ton OF carved
octave panoforte made bv Lndemaun two large French
plate pier gAssos SOFA INCH crimson and
window curtains llus and white damast do carpets o.
rich satin brocssee rplendld rosewood eteg-c with
mirrors cost $500 carved rosewood CENTRE pier fancy
pillows several fine oil paintings, very richly dcoorAei
china vases white and gold French chna and
cut glass and china ware one carved oak library tab
rich voltsr sewing and reception chairs library bookcases
bureaus bedstead wAshetauds best hair
sany sofas and chairs extension dining tables chars
various kinds also stoves and all the usual variety Of
largo wall furnished Catalogues on the mornins e
sale. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
uENRY a. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

kNhf II. LEEDS, AUCTlCN Observation-Disclosures
IL and extraordinary sale of the richest househo furn
OF the 81 Grill OF Ulster county N " the late
Of Judge c. Forsyth at Kingston, Ulster county N
Works Of art paintings silver and silver horse
carriages china and glass ware vines brAriss Of books
generally to attend the mot superb sale OF furn
ture works Of 10 made them at auction to take
place at the above residence Wednesday, Dec Bt Thure
day. I'D and Friday Esd December 1882 At IL O'Clock
paror sewing CHAIRS covered in oolored satin
ee ant parior mother o. pearl nlad chairs etegere
centre tables suites Of in crimson silk brocatee
carved sofa and PIER tables Of rosewood with marble tops
splep mirrors oval and mante with rich carved frames
rich cyed rosewood bedseads dressing tables and dressing
tables exte sion table IS feat long,
mahogany and rosewood glacs qusrtete tables
bedeeds secretaries wardrobe &o &c splendid carved
oak furniture Of tables chairs in red in do
In plush CLOTH oak library table dvb waiter tables chairs
three My carpets magnificent silver plated ware.
Paintings Several exquieite paintings OF Muro Pexie,
Gully erhar1, and other celebrated artso with very h
frames largo library consisting Of neaey 600 Volumes
DO the best law brsry the State ciua glass
Of the richest description carriages and horses &o b.
ronchce BrouRbam aud double plea
wagons ccupes light sleshs outers harness
&c three splendid grey eareTe horses sxten hands high
eoet $l2o; wines Of Msdoirs. yoh.nnsbirg, Madeum,
Amontsdo md old Roman sherry old Port, champagne,
ac The whole of the shove furniture Is re the greater
part made by G. A. BaudoiDe and Of tho richest patterns
and make and 10 o1aiued day before the sale
Persons Wishing to attend the sale leave Now York
foot Of Murray street Sunday excepted
o'clock and arrive at Rcndout the morning thence take
the omnibus TO Kirsstn and arrive there O'Clock An
by railroad from Chambers and Hudson street depot
thence By fary boat to RondouA and Kingston teny
ninutns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
HENRY n LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n

-
~ LEEDS co will aol At auction Thursday Friday
and Saturday Dec % 23 and "a ut ~ O'clock each evening
1T the large sery Of the National Academy Of isign 6
opposite Bond street Great sale Of Gent and
modern oil printing inst imported some Of whah ave Of
great cost sud before exhibited In this city ooprs
shout go fne original oil gsI sna aome OF which were
fne despeshy clsnie ersnais yAlhan Zucharsli Cor
net. sassc Ferr,to, poussiu Ba,ssno pshasm Psrnin
paintings ORIGINALS by zoll zeke sueH Hidsm,n s,lsn
renee. slayer cosGer Morris, Nortbcoe, Rolf Williams
r. kirfdyk, Pes Tiemant Dams ckroedor Monaer Robel
Van Aa Grooteveo Van En- arok Sevenarst Lie schaap
Van do LIAR nc. hlso two portfolios containing 325
nga being the original desgrs for the celebrated edor OF
the Bible ruta in Ansterdan during tho last ceutury
Turz the we'll known collection of Sir Richard Gsl5n
~ Rotterdam h from the colo ,tion, number of
superb original drawings end water colo received drecs
from WIN $. Campbell, Esq, u s. consul ct Rost rdsrs.
Also about forty elegant Flemish pictures known to be orr
ginals by A. Kersdyke, oririniors, Deimann Van
schor Fes Koekoeoh Robbie OF Brussels ncg and Others
The FLEMISH Dusseldorf and English picuros mostly
arc afxed and rank high worss Of srt They will DO
ready for exhibition day and evening" free from Saturday
previous until The aayIof sale with esalosuos end
noisseurs and artists this really rare oces
this country presenting an pcrtnny the admirers
their own prices. sao positively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

~ virtue Of several wrs Of executions ne directed on
dslivsred will expose 70 sale on the promises IN Tir
ecerber 1853 At 10 o'clock In the forenoon . valual
quantity ofmarbe, marble mantels, statuary, 10 80.
TsoxAs CARliS, perrty Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
MISCELI.ANNOUe,
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ENBRAL COMMITTEE.
AT meeting held NJ stuI yssant Instute, Doc 81 a

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN @ ENB RAJ COMMITTEE.
Resolved That the democratic republican eletors Of
With ward DO requested meet ~ the Emblem WtsA
Broadway Friday tho ad for tbs purpcsc OF elect
ing three the ward In the General Com
nee for the ensnns year Eve persons for Yoncg Meas
Yard cmmt.ce that the POLLS OF election be oreasd AIS
aud closed att r. NJ ana that Messrs William Homire D.
D. Harrison and JameS W. Beebe act inspectors aid
elentien ThOS. j. BARR, Chairman.
W.B. RpLrv, }seor.t.r;o,
G. o. CLAzIER, S0'
DREsENTs FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YE4R-y.
TAYLOR, 500 aud s6 IN 555 Brcssway,
hc present. seor an and olegsns Of
french fancy bikes small srtcl for dressiax Christ
las trees Every article offered FOR sale is nts and
q elegant design, and for vary nevsr before been
tquAed Fehss also nov ready handsome show orna
mented piuL, reunJ almond and citrou cakes pyrsr ida
baskets ornaments Picked oysers boped turkey sheken
SALADS oMamentsd hhms and trgus sent any Of
city. = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

HErRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale of hs Give stock of rnnnts pier And
oher looking glasses oil paintinga rich colorcd
picture frames 40, Of Messts. aer Krops, l Broad
way without reserve.-hENRY IL. LEEDS Co. -Il aell
at hueton by order Of the asguecs Of the
utlemtn Friday pco a. at II o. lock at the store 32
nroaswsy the entire se,t q large maotcl centre pier
fancy table tops also their stock of and
frames costly engraving colored and urcoored contents
Of show OIL psinngs, of great value and 9th
stock Of large looking gaus To be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

CUPERB SALE OF FURs-ALBERT Fl. NICHOLAY
- Co., will sell at auction at their RAlos room 100
Broadway Friday December 2id at II o'soci choice
viott rnes eapes cuffs and NUTS mink martin and every
other valuable variety all selected and warranted. For
details zee large adyer isements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
yvANDEWATER 4 TURNER WILL SELL ON sATUR.
dav Deo At Zo'o at tba sale Ia 6

day Dec a. st 1915 O'Clock At tho sales room NO 10
Nasssu seeLarse ga attractive sale Of impartial and
lis CO. Putnam otrers comprising their ehoioest and
most valuable and Of the costly bindings,
consisting in part OF the Home Book Of Beauty Home Book
cellar ies Irvings AIhsmbra Women Of tho Old New
Tes'smsnts, Waverey novels shskpsares works Flowers
Of Lngavngs Feetwoods Life Of Christ sricAn History
and Literary Cnrioees together WITH Newtons xoores,
irving ants Cooper Byrons and Shakspearss works,
the whole presenting unrivaed collection suitable for
holiday gitts Also choice assortment from Applaton
az Book ., tho Heart ;; steel sngeAvings By.cns
Words works OF British Poess silt; Cuviers Animal King
dom 18th others eeualty inviting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

CUPERs SAL AT FAIRFIELD. CONN, or ROSE.
- wood mahogany furniture billiard tables carriages,
wines Tirrsrs .tef,ls groands &C.
tion. Saturday December "a at O'clock at j. b. Non.
nots Marine HOTEL Faield Coma carved rosewood SOFAS
and cLrs in pluh and mahogany centre tables,
,ashosany sofas and chairs Genoese chairs card tables,
Brussels and mahogany bureaus md wash
stands chairs 0 hair 200 holsters and
rowp feather beds SATAN safe crockery and glass;
mirrors two eegsn rosewood pianos two very superior bill
lard tables nearly in perfect order also choice Is
Continent Of fine old Nadeas ports and sheres twelve su
rericr phaetons Rockaway wagons
order in the beat manner and nearly new bay mare S
dop also AL the building eria about twenty thousand
bricks foundation stone iron glass DOORS window blinds
shs &C. o the valuable plot of ground containing about
twenty together with the harms stables, coach houses
gardeners house. enpn alleys shooting galleries. summer
houses &c. Persona wishing to atand the SALE can take the
O'Clock train of from the corner Of Canal stret
and Broadway. Saie peremptorY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Prof, q. q. FovvIer,s Lecture to Mon Will
y given this evening At Hall corner Twenty
third and Eighth when ne Will unfold many
Dorsnt truths % and fathers To osmmsacsst
* o'clock. Tickets rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Printing, Printing, Printing, Printing-s4
Mssssu ssresCards cards cards faster and as cheap
Ia, ebssply and neatly printed GOkDONS, "a Nassau
street. Qornerly Of John and Nassau st,es.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

yNM. Writer'S, AuCTlONEER, WILL SELL ON FRI
day :. ~ slooh, atls7 Canal street large Is.
weod mahoeany centre diGng and tea tables
sofas sIrin; st chairs rockers handsome gu frame
usels and incran carpets mahogany bedsteaas hair
mstr festler bds blankets msrble top crossing
tmeaue ana wahstsnds warsroSes china glass and plated
s'9'ef ksehen furni are; also boarding house fur
Pnods, toys, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

VTANDEWArER TURNER WILL SELL ON SATUR-
day Dee a. sales roo l6 Nassau street. At ls O'Clock
Magnificent Diamonds ewe,ry, watches &c Of
the richest offered at auction all Of the hrt
slass and fully warranted consisting Of diamond pins
brooches bracelets earrings finger rings all brants; aso
line of the finest English watchcs Cooper Tobias and
others Also line Of cola vest and fob chains ID oarat ne
as large variety of jswelry in rubies, amcthyss
phref pesrs &c the whole being desirable assort
rreat, Particu eciAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

WA X TAYLOR, AUCvIONEER--wM. X. ~AYLOR 4
~ CO. will es st auction, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Dcenb,r rs and 10 at half o'clock
g. O. Gst, Historical Gallery No 600 Broadway, fow
doors shove ketropoan ue e valuable colection Of
s2leEod oil Yiorrs nv The old masters This unvalled
collection has recently bsea imported drac fro italy and
w.r brought ont BY al English who has hsa
residence II FoTsncs md Rome tho last twelve
During the. time 10 hAn purchased all the nest Eal
leres pa,res and villas in Home Florence Naples and
other cities reaowned for collection
tans some Of the r cat sim offered for public In
spec in this city, by Salvador Eosa panni Alhon
poll Bmbi rarnc Ribur., Zsnhsrell Curaza Corrogo,
Lopez Cso Giovanni Carlo Murst7 Plonfortni Crespi
Fidan Nurillo Guido Cuerino, Visnani Caracci
tani Peussin battoni yerne sasso Farrsto A. Dnrsr.
Lucats CAnaIeto Oncrio, Allor and others
nowned and orious Tho beve pictures In their
pure original state imported from italy They will
ready for public Inv pcction dsy and evening"
dsy Dec 20 until the day IF sale with catalogues All the
above true pictures from the artists attributed
mistake; Therefore confidently invite the public geno.
rally ar all seeking fine pictures cspec ally
this really collection he above gallery
fer the sale of paintings There nns light both day
and evening and pictures be aud smfned s
coed advantage Do not forget the nunber6o0 Broadway
BALE positive, without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

readers that there tickets he obtained for dollar
each to noon Friday h Instant and rot beyond that
time we are credbly informed il being The intention Of
PLRHAM to dispose OF all remaining In his hands
sSa a.eT .ns period by public question The sale viii aks
mentioned, ard bid will be rsosivsi except sd-
vrhng to pu ehsse would study their interest
surprised 10 the tickets would eonani large premium
u put up At public sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

TTEFRY r. LEEDS AUoTIONEER TO THE TRADE
II and otbere-spendid stock Of vausbs manufactured
furs, all n ade to ortsr in the fashionable styles
snd warranted represented TO DO sold at the store
No. 30 Broadway, near Duane sreet-Henry a. Leeds
Co Will sell by auction Thursday, December %. a. II
o'clock MI as above; 'rge and valuable stock of
pune and costly fur. tho 6nest oi
ton, consisting part Of rich Hudsons Bay sable
sable fitch marten, mi marten Russian squirrel Russian
royal ermne Benos AyreH chin chlia 6reci.n
tens us cred and faurs! Also ependid assortment
Vt sesh Aua iaP rne coAts ana other
ranted sno ladies' respectfully md particularly invited
to send this great sale being without exception the
this season hev be examined tire day before the sale
o'clock in !ont Of the stere No Wall street long
tailed bright lay horse M hsnas high Eve yesrs old last
aprnr sound and hin in single and very superior
saddle horse. To be fold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Inh0Iat1On IN D1sen8cS OF tho THROAT md
ungs.-Drs z. and J. RUNTER, Gate OF Isinstou Len
DOM have removed from Washington to New York, and
oonsqwptien and asthma BY inhslatien Eofsr
street Thos Norton ESQ., 22 Pescl street snd many others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Wines, &c.-Mr. Il. @. Charles, OF No.
.rs to hotel kespcr and the trade generally
Of the choicest and best assorted etocks of Wines liquors.
suited for the coming holidays NJ Cs celebrated London
1ordal gin delicious lqueur is In the
and been endorsed by
the entire faculty OF Great Britain. Give him oan.-3un
dsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
FANCY ARTICLES,

FANCY ARTICLES.
TlN T0Ys.-A L-RGE ASSORTMENT or EVERY
description Of Vim toys and dcrs-t sscd COOKING shoves
tipsstors- "' - NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Ladies' Hairdres. lng.- Mrs. II. Gibson Will
drecs hair 1T their residence for fifty Lsdes will
the order hook at Rec Smiths 7N Broadway under the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

CALOON ON BROADWAY-THE LEASE, STOCK, AND
y fixtures At auction.-M.RK wRAY Auotioneer -WRAY
BIEYoN win sell without reserve on Friday Dee g 81
Avenue the lease OF four years and four months unsx
PRED with the fixtures The stock consists OF
ehceand valuable assortment OF Wines brandies liquors.
6c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Defiance SaJam2nder Safes, Gnyler's Pa
tcnt-x0BERr u. PATRICK Ii 1he sole manufacturer In
the United States of the above celebrated sa and O.
Gons defiance locks and bars she best
street kone door below Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

DemOnet s. Meyers Infallible Liquid Hair
que 70 superior to all dyes In USE II will oeer red gray
injury to the hair skin Applied and cold, Wholesale and
resai1, at No. Is CortlaGdt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

The Syrup or Gensing, EVERY Age and
century has it's wonderful discovery and great This
honor for the must and obnby will be accord
ed to Dr. Corne the discovery Of his of ginseng
80 in i's cure coughs and colds sold By VIII
Jonrns Alo by Chas H. Ring 1872 Broadway and by Boyd
4 Paul 40 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

DIR. Powell, Oculist, Aurisf, &C., receives
his patients from four o'clock daily at his oee 5O2
price aity cents Artificial inherited ihous the slight
vt which exactly III the natural eye, and
Subc IL Ia color expreCsou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Holiday Presents may he found I'm Greet
variety at ALFRED MUNROE cos fashion able clothing
deviation In priees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

You'll Want M0ustache by New Years
day. and my opgssns will make the whsksrs meustache
jure the shin Price ST per bottle; 50 III Dozen Sent
any part Of tho country r. G. GRAHAM SO Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

" CONES, AUTHORIZATIONS, DOLLS. AND FAN
~. articles at auction Saturday December a. 1853 at
the saesrocm, Unisn Buildings 1853 Bowery, Sale to
commence At o'clock, r. n, and to continue during tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

WnuUPHS CuugH syrup, FfUpaTed by D
Rose, Is failing remedy fer that distressing and
dangerous disaas bis cough FOR coughs ooli aud
s:thma has no equal Roses Group syrup certain
years practice in Philsdepb are perfectly reliable
and eafo In si caseE For sale by r. H. Hlrtshorn, I62
ulton street, two doors ives. of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Trusses, shoulder Braces, Surgical Belts,
club foot And spinal Instruments. complete assortment
Of tho improved trrsses adults and ohdrsn Also
female Of vsroue kinds suited TO all bels
for piles and prclapsus and lace stocking and ksee
weak joiLh. Office. No. II Ann street, the Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

n D. NASH, AUCrIoNEER-sTORE NO $40 BRoAs
LIZ wsy-This day, WhursdayD Dec o. 1885, at 10 o'clock
Dey street, combating Of Domestic aad i'm ported
articles musical nstruments pspicr maohe threads
buttons haberdasbery articles Us nsee notions general
sssortmens Of combs hair and clothes brushes tobacco
boxes envelopes weights fancy
perfumery Of celebrated manufacture jewcy spctscle
hair oils soaps bonnet boards FANS brown and bill
fixtures, &c., DC. .'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Wigs, Toupees and Hair Dyeiny.-Med-
HURST HEARD, Maiden lane, have just been awarded
Ladiee back and front bradS cur bands and variety Ct
hair work. always hand, warranted not to
shrink OK change color.