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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
DANCING ACADEMIES.

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A DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO., sos
A. for the reeep.on ofpupils Wednes
r1n Monday .cnesday Thursday an saturday evenings
for nd day. with band every
sem thly. number Of new dances will BIO Introduced
this procured during visit to London and
Paris.
PROXIES DANCING AGA DENY, sol BRooME STREET
ID Mrs Brookes evening class for ladies, exclusively will
commence on Saturday, the 18th inst.
nANcING AcADEAY.-oPEN BY sIGNoRs planet
we'll received among the high societies in Europe taught
IrERKERo's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. - WEST
Fourteenth .treetSadame c. Debreul ferrsro ard her
day. and Saturday, and Mondays and Thursd,ys a so
=. o sa.. r ,.s
n n MAYENs DANcINa.AcADEMY. ls7 AND 10
n. walker street viii re .p.. saturday Oct IS Mr.
F:.s Issss:
Where h Ia. fro. u: most M %
Ssos I'll. season by means .tris. .st.nto.
and Suss
For particulars call At Mr. MS residence, No. Sal Houston
esres., ns.l oioaoNsy.
r DE G. BRoOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 3sl
IL. Brcsms street between Broadway and the Bowery-
the ali
few lessons and in such manner to participate
dies and esidrsn classes commence at s1 NJ the GEN
.ls@.n' classes a. II From the great number :. sub
requested attend possible before the
The gens classes Tuesday and Friday nights
tirus until eleven eesck Two classes forming
1TAD, ACUiLLF HAS TIE HONOR TO INFORM HER
0l friends aud the public that she is prepared
her dareng lessons in schools and private families Apply
at 80 West Tenth street
Mrs. A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
Ela.s sao assy' M IS a the City Ii s
by her daughter bays 81 tusnW einesdsys and Satur-
days, cling at Sz O'Clock Metness danantes
susvely for pupils ana patronswi be given. Private CLASSES
ana schools attended Address y Livingston Brooklyn.
DRTvATE DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 600 BROADWAY
four doors above kibos Separate evening classes for
ladies az gentensn New classes forming throughout the
for those who commencing u learn Circulars
be obtained and all applications to be made at "a
cry, bookstore. X. BURNTON.
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LINE GOLD JEWELRY-THE TRADE ARE RESPECT.
Of One guard vest and fob chains to be Superior
to other manufactured ia this counry, and
Of tho srst quality. MARSH PENNEY, Is John street
CoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AM
" jewsiry.-GEo. c. ALLEN. importer. No. War
sNrset, near brosdwsy, second foor.
Warranted perfect time keepers, from. .siso ssa
9ooPEz WATCHES.
Duplex and lovers, from. ............. l26 W ~
sSsuarter secsad watches for timing horses. LIS ~
cHRoNoaKrrRs.
splaaaid pocket ohronometers, perfect anA
rIsrr DAY wATcs.s
Which sshs days with windins. lAo 70 N
NJ ladies' some In buptipg csses. ......... H0 fu
DT.aoss waroas,
For ladies' sono in magic eases. UN ~
WHOA change ats three different watches LOO 70 In
Az KINDS wAreHrs AT vxRr low SnroEs.
-ne reid lepin. wstohee four holos ievelled .sn
a.id snsnesd watches f:r Is. isdies ............
5sia sssh psssas levers. hunting oiscs
Liver patent isIsrs 80 low Sc
hTef detaeheo levers ~ lev IS
earrings pms bracelets rings and orcsses
.Of sslo ~ nneL Isss tban the ususl prices
JgwELRy.
se reals ssld pens and pencils gold snd silver hibles
ss sp.ss Prs aSs sS s'a s. sas
mvsRw.Rx
RS knives w,s8ias Ike WIVES 4 ''s'
. kesF good tins or The money returned
4ntinds Il rstehe. .ns costs ei..r., and r.,.ras n
20 hest msnher a. much es usesf prices oy veTf
tssAcs fr%e = eh,rye ~ "'''
WATCHES. CHRoNoMETERs, DUPLEx, LEVER,
cases warranted tmekeepera ala quality II foods in
respect for sale importers priees FOR casa or an.
proved sy acceptance ~ Broadway corner Whis
DAVID RAFT importer
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VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE ESTATE IN won,

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United states for sale by private cor tract or
exchange for city prorertyA that extensive domain
tanning LOO in the county Ct Jackson and within
fifteen miles Of that rising town, populated
terprng Inhabitants, and jackson and throuA
which the far famed Ger trail Railroad passes and traits
Through every hour This property be truly
Bentemans country scat And the land neither
view Of the whole Eight hundred cutiva
ton divided into O meadow 509 arabic and
pasture land and the balance w handsome mbered
making total Of l,D all Of which supplied with
failing The property iuiicoug ARRANGED
and divided by the main road u In within 900
feet ofthe residence which IL built in tic style ana
contains all The modern improvement II Il enclosed
by carriage drive and has commanding view n the whole
The barns outhouses all now aud
dimensions agnitude Of the ptares
extensive built stone and r6Yu There
ts also smoke and ice house The whole buildings
admirably planned and uniformly arranged any
further description would be superuous Upwards Of 49,
ton ~ hsy have gathered on the estate durns The
year, and capable ~ raising 80 bead of cattle f5J
sheep bHr asa York market. Tue estate
and under Contract nearly the length The
rel wei adapted % he growth a whest and othr gram
Every variety u tho choicest fruit IL be foud ia the
hert tfecqn No expense have been spared ~
obtain toe rarc specimens pears apples peaches neeta
fs ana rnin and the trees ia bearing order 70
enAutt - stock gr0Wpr the above estate offers most De
.raoe inyestmsn gentleman tired ~ city life or an
ea realized without that anxiety and toll attendant upon
Elarns an estate Tor occupation The stock which i
foefsbe aaH tue best breed imported be had
'siuation required. For further particulars and 10
hsat fr yrrehass apply 10 BY letter PAID at the
cfnes % Isemts kaFbngs, IL Wall street, New York
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THE WAY TO TIE ALrAR-MArkIMoNY MAD

THE WAY TO TIE hLTAR-MATKIM0NY MADr
i easy. or how to win q lover.
Love rules the camp, the court, the grove,
For love Is Heaven, and Heaven is love-" y
So sang the bard; yet thousands pine
For 0ye-of life the light divine
Nho, did they know some gentle charm, II
The carts Of hose they love TO warm,
Misht live, might die In bliss supreme
Possessing all Of which they dream. =
The road to wedlock would you know, e
Della, not, but to Roundout go.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings !.
shadow falls on living things; =
Then seize tho moments as they pass
Ere falls the last sands through the glass
At least the present is your own,
While all the future Is unknown. L
happy marriage man or maid |,
NAY now secure by Roundouts aid. /,
Professor ROUkDOUT OF New York formerly Of Sweden
where he the of bringing about housands
happy will send TO address, receipt Of oni
dollar post paid plain directions to enable ladies gentle
men the devoted affections OF many of the opposite
sex their hearts may desire. The process simple bu
40 captivating that all be married. irrespective Of ag(
appearance or positions and last though not least IL can
Lch and decacy that detection IL In
possible Address Professor Roundou New York postpAis
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LIQUORS, &C.
@1OO 0OO WORTH OF CHOICE OLD BRANDIES
VlOO.OVO wines gins runs cordals, &c. &C., in
Bond Also NNOO0 choice Havana segars from
twenty twenty I'VE cent or CASH below any othsr
house for tho quality Of goods Also elarst
wine from 81 50 to 81 per VIM. d. BENSON CO.,
importers, No. %54 Broone street. corner Of Mercer.
on nOn OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEDAN GIN, F1NH
AU.UVV old dub schn.prs, Heidseck, Charles Hsid'
sleek, Aunna and ethe- sne champagne wines esree Sro
q so doxen bottes returnedD &e, &e BY W. n GIN
DERHILL Ne. 40 DrooBe street. corner Of Crosby.
RRANDIEs, WINES. WHIsKEys, Rum, DIN, SPEARS.
ID de- Ac., st twenty per cent below any ether house.
Dealers and heads Of Ees viii and the extensive
variety ef choice in portstons ct WIN. H. UNDERHILLS
Masonic Temple and 80 Ercope street. Of Crosby
LNANILIES REQUIRING ALEs, PORTER, WINES,
brandy, kc &C. will please call at WIN H. Underhills
branch $50 Fourth Of Twenty eighth
where they will find every variety of pure quality At
~ per cent below any other house.
GEORGE b. BROWNE, Conductor
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DEAL EsTArE.-L0Ts, MOST BEAUTIFULLY LoeA.
IL ted 70 be sed uos 10 tar Do Purchased with
n tirns Of the surness pcrssa ~ the city
easr direction Apply to RAY ToMPKINs eernsr Arr-
asatsp Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

FANCY FURS.
ENURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-DUPLICATES
Of al the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
he greatest In variety Of from choice skins
selling the subscriber moderate Also,
SOME splendid designs in rich velvet eoaks trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sabs royal erne sable
mink martin EusAes Ayrss chnchilla Russian lynx
the syey the grsbs from the lake Of Geneva
respectfully invited to Wow these beautiful inyn
on preparatory their supplying thenssyss With fsrs
Tor the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin nporter, CTS Broadway.
Several stuffed satlss and srines for sale well
ory tie attention Of naturas whoa arrived 800 late
for the Crystal Palace
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r AIDES FANCY TUhs
IL Of rich fancy furs Of all
si.n, and will be fssnd to
Assortnent Of NUTS, suis
cares, Talaae, and ether {
hisite6 in one sstsblishpa "a
rial Russias sable are az
further eaportstien OF shss:
by the sutSorat, lasios will
opportunity OF purchasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
MATRI1IONY.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTYSIX YEARS OH
a age having independent fortune possessing more
than ordinary personal attractions OF unbemishsd reputa
ton, and member Of highly influential and respectablt'
family would like enter into the bonds Of matrimony With
lady possessing youth, beauty, respectabity refinement
and wealth The advertiser able and willing to furnish ht
testimony proof Of his assertions and vii
require the the Of the lady This commnnca
ton made in all seriousness and sincerity and comma
nications will be inyioaby confidential Address Eureka
Broadway Post Office.
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EXTRA PAY.
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LlxTRA PAY.-ALL U. g. NAVY SAILORS yttC
y served In shy u g. vessel In so cao sc Gns lsre IRON
$50 " ke33, esn p-onytly obtain thsr double "a ~
EDWARD BlSSELL 1.sna
nA~; Prrsov " q w.. 80 gou.A Wlilssss 81 AYw wsIy
rYNrTND STATES NAVY
BaiSu Extra Pay Ofios
No. 81 Wall street.
THohAs L. pRAYHAxp
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CUPERIoR COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALEM THE VII

CUPERT0R COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALEM THE VII
y Ilatbu h, the Coney Island Plank Road
three miles from the Fulton ferry of the handomess
the county consisting of splendid
build good order twenty five Of excel
tezt land laid In lawn, garden meadow and pasture
md walks, lowers, "A
and shade and fruit trees in variety For
the has spared expense ia tho
mental useful In saubrity il te exceeded in
for beauty Of scenery local and general
sed in half hours drive from the city To
tired gentleman Of refined taste and sdmrr Of the bean
tul in Aud art IL s replete with all that the
sstidons could desire To doing business the city
Affords country and residence, being only
twenty drive from the and when the Fathush
sysnae which is now being graded, is opened fifteen
minutes 0ghted With smps being little than
Ter OF mile from the premises To this
presents strong Inducements fronting streets
With well appointed line Of passing half
= Frn Terry could without Of grading be
iasd out IN lots and cold readily prices
derons 81 converting y into cemetery site can
aot be surpassed But be appreciated
examined. Title good and Would take In ,art
ksw dork Broo or ilAmsburs city property. Apply
= HOMER MORGAN, No. Metro politan Bank Building
Pine street.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
nations, 10 now rssdy for inspes-
comprise the greatost aaa rarses
!, pslerines, yictoriAas, tipEets,
'shieEahle garmsts in fur ever 90.
!. Some rich specimens Of inpo.
ongst this collection, and as sac
valuable skiAa 10 oow prohibited
Sc ID the PRESENT ; meat desirable
GEO. RUhPtN i6i Broadway
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New METHOD er gxERcIsEs IN VOCAL MUSIC.

NEW METHOD OF EXERCISES IN VOCAL MUSIC
N Ssnor G. ToRRENT0, Maestro III Canto, from the
Royal Conservatory sfNapes fsr many years established
Paris and London and resident q this city has ths
that lie u about publish his systern
The education and development Of the Italian
School The work will be entitled Method Of Progressive
Vocal Eyersses' and Will embrace exercises
VOLUME Of $50 pages by rules and obssrva
tioas requisite for the study and
lest Each excreise viii hsYc its appropriate Al
the English and Spanish languages subscription
lara TO be paid receipt u tue publication NJ BThs
nrst page Will contain TIC II 1ubscborr srbserip
cn l. left at Codoucs muo store 40 Broadway.
CINGING CLASSES ~ BROOKLyN.-A CLASS FOR
- adults will open Monday evening October Tx at *
o'clock Terms, 81 class children AID youpx ladies'
saturday morning az 10 o'clock. Terms % cents W.
r. MATHEWS, JOG Orange street, near Fulton.
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VARLEM LOTS FOR SALE cHEAP.-FIvE on SOUTH
I'll side Of 10tA feet of Fourth avenue;
NO on lsth street $50 feet Fifth
ans Apply to mo #. BARLEY, 227 Fulton street.
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BILLIARDS.

tftLkIA RID TABLES foR SABE.-WE INVITE BUY;
srs 70 exHuins stock hand With all the moder1
suitable for public private USE per
csat shan etS.r In the United Statss
LEONARD 4 BENJAMIN, 81 Broadway. MA 6rst
-Ata second hand tssi~ rorlpiatA. sheAp.
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WATCHES, JEwKLRY, go.

ZINE GOLD JEW ELRY.-THE TRADE ARE RESPECT.
fully solicited 70 ca and examine the entire
OF guard vest and fob chains warranted be
other manufactured ia this country and free from
filed mounting Also large assortment OF rich ewelry
Of the trst quality MARSH 4 PENNEY, Is John street
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N vEsEY sTREET-ONE LARGE AND WELL FUR
~ nshed let without board; also one larger
paror to be let furnished suitable for physicians o
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CENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE FOR SALE
NJ The stock and fixtures of the store No Maiden lane
kacwn CHAPMAN furnishing sters with and half
lease of the premises At low rent doing
cash business will be disposed Of at Bargain
yied fer Immediately Apply to JOS RUSSELL, 70 Joha
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

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1853 E1 SMnAr ssn.An
Nav isrk ,nlsn4 rsp.s Three daily trains, ,oes~ns%aas
s s es
Isis and s.rGshirs f.rsss aSsAsn ossn sas
t s,S r S s
sihs a is be procured AID '.s ,ssSssd
Schenectady % sse ihssss
also received a. Borory .ae
M rss as I.s' a nSs:
Chatham Cornor All other trains viii leave CT;
@ :ss,'n corner o i'''i fGn sss:ri
CAMDEE AND AkgoT RAILROAD TO PHIIADEi.
PHI. 1ria PIs No MSssa IT: U' d,
n sns % + e
Tine at BY sseanSos. John Potter to A%soy, sS.ns:
sys ~ is,s II ;ar a'us' SAD hall
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY yRoY
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
with Or n
Mall train, . A. N.-Throush way sains a. Il n. and
Express train, P. M-Aeeonmosssi.n .r., ssoP.n
Fer fisry,ovP n For PsssshIi' IA a$fM
sssssrs taken at cSsabers Canal olrstophe fonr,esn
IN, s1 Thirty ,s srst st rect, .., ., .,
'''''''s = - " E i:s FRENCH, sup.r.nssua.r.
.f Del. ron F.. Ss os5y
Kingston, Caskl and Hudson Fare 81 to Albany Meals
served CIV beard The steamer Armenia, Captain POLKA
will leave the pier the foot street.
every Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday at o'clock A.
arrive Albany in time for trains gong
west Returning leaves Albany Monday Wedn
and Friday at o'clock A.
NEW YoRR ANr PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey Raroad-Enited States A.d Express nes
through IL four honrs leave How York foot Of Cortland
stsest At snds A. ~ and $50 and $50 r: NJ Leave
te and $50 r. NJ irsm the foot Of Nalnut street Fare
from Philadelphia Through tickets cold and passsnsou
and through baggage carried Baltnsrs Wsshkg fop
Ngrfsik and Charsston IN the and A. NJ and As5 an
$50 T. H. trains and eonnsotien certain with aBr
behiud tine Passengers with bkrsaes ha aoc
minutes before she trnns leave
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENspURo, BUT
IN ngt0B and ST. Johnshur Wis New Haven sprin sfsiS
Bellows Falls Rutispd, Windsor, White River Wells hyex
Montpelar, St. Adams nouses Pert. Ticket sf1sesNsy
Haven Railroad corner Broadway aud Canal Andsrwsny
sixth street, anu Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent I52 South ssrssA
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBUR0-LAND.
- ing at Washington Heights, Yonksrs Hastings nobbs
Ferry Tarrytewn, Sing Stag Haverstraw Vsrpsnsk Csd
Wells Cozzens Dock and Geld Spring-Fars g.. cents 10
Washington Heights souchng at Hammops street way
The new and commodious steamer THOMAS y. HULSE,
Captain e Bsby wiz leave the steamboat pier foot Of
JAY street third pier above Chambers street. every Sunday
morning A. ~ o'clock for tss aboye places Returning viii
ieave Nswburg at one O'clock r. ~ These trips will DO
nausd during the season.
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OTIS IN HARLEM FOR sALE.-TWO LOTS, NORTH.
- 0f 5ta street and First for sale,
ontipg sfty feet the and hundred
They lay fair with the in the haad
portion 81 tbs sssd Price 81 100 There remain
mortgage bis2 the balance cash. Apply to STEPHEN
ROBERTS sarsmith, 347 Cherry street. address aots
% NJ Pntman. HerelS Office.
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MATRMoNy MADE Easy, OR now TO WIN &

M L"vsr-Professor LAYTON Bostsn, formerly Of Ieat
pe paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
the devoted aI s 81 g msny sas opposite sss
vsns thu. al may ss married, irrespective Of age, appea
d with such .nd dsheacy that detection In possible
Address Professor Lsvton Bostsn, Mass No letter tAa
WOW Post 0Es A,nIsss the postage 10 pai6.
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1EATRINONIAL.-A WIDOW LADY, ENGLISH) ACl
M to the hes society Of good education and mn
steal Attachments and possessing some means would be
pleased to make tks acquaintance Of gentleman under,
years Of refined AID cultivated taste WITT
means order II mutually agreeable that
lal alliance DO formed Address Laura Dasi
Re-. dx.av Post 0nice
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FANCY ARTICLES.

I(14AyING CAKDS.-THE CONGRESS MANUFAC-
turing Company offer for sale st No % Ann street
Herald oce tho largest best and cheapest assortment
Of American and Spanish playing cards ivory surface;
satin superns ennmeed French oolorcd satin
cards and cardboard, to be found in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15

ITO LUMBER AND CoALMEN.-FoR SALE, GOOD
chance for making money! the stock Of lumber and
soalyara doing hne business Address d. Herald enics
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AR. AND MADAME NOEL BERGER, FRENCH AND
vi English sssrsng and day schesl for young ladies
at NJ Al Lexington avenue The department. 81 music
charge Of Madame Bsrger, eminent pianist assisted
by her daughter
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A1AAA1NEIN1 AM DINNSSAAA
AIDES WANTING FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING,
IL cutting and citing work by the day dresses taken
will inquire for the Misses McAulde 32l Second
avenue first floor
ITO LADIES.-MRS J. p. REILLY, LADIES DRESS
maker Ne. West Fifteenth street. Fifth
Ladies their made the best
psctfuly solicited for their vOrs Coed hands
wanted
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-05
[ Continued. I

Continued
The deacon came in and hung his hat up
behind the door, and Doctor Longley fol-
lowed with his hat in his hand and small
pair of saddle-bags on his arm Mrs. Gray
stood at one side of the bed, and Mrs. Liv-
ermore at the other, and the doctor laid his
hat and saddle-bags on the table that stood
by the window, and stepped Immediately to
the bedside.
"Miss Gray, are you sick ?" said the
doctor, taking the hand of the patient.
No answer or look from the patient gave
any indicat tion that she had heard the ques-
ton.
Glow long has she been i'll ?" said the
doctor.
''Ever since mornin'," said Mrs. Gray
"She got up with headache, jest after her
father went to market, and smart pains in
side, and she's been CROWN worse all day."
"And what have you given her ?' said
the DOCTOR
"Nothing, but arb drink" said Mrs.
Gray "whenever she felt worse, l made
her take good deal of arb drink, because
that, you know, is always good, doctor.
And besides, when it can't do no good, it
would do no hurt"
"But what sort of drinks have you given
her ?" said the dector.
"Well, 1 give her most all sorts, for we
had plenty of 'em in the house," said Mrs.
Gray "I give her sage, and peppermint,
and sparemint, and cammermile, and pen
nyryal, and motherwort, and balm you
know, balm is very coolin', doctor, and
sometimes she'd be very hot, and then I'd
make her drink good dose of balm.'
-" Give me CANDLE" said the docter.
The deacon brought candle and held 1t
over the patients head. The doctor opened
her mouth and examined it carefully tor the
space of a minute. He felt her pulse ano-
ther minute, and looked again into her
mouth.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-05
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

1he most Valuable Preparation in Medical Science
HE thousands who suffering with any M
L VoUS AFFECTIONS, will find immediate relief
using this wonderful CORDIAL. 1t cures Neuralg
hear1 Dlsease, Paipitation, Heartburn Nervous Hea
Acne, Iremorof the Muscles or Flesh, Wakefullnes
ana all restlessness of the mind or body; wheth
worn down by care, labor or study.
This truly wonderful Medicine from it's peculi
happy effect in alaying the most violent Nervoust
fectlons, and completely eradicating them from t
system, may justly be termed the grandest discove
IN the science of Medicine. 1t subdues and averts
those Nervous Diseases, over which the most pI
found medical skill has hitherto had no control.
is grand restorer in building up weak copstit
ton, already worn down by disease and debilitat
by other medicine; its nvgoratng properties act Ii
charm, and its beneficial effects almost mira
ulous. The weak, the nervous and those sufferir
with constant pains and uneasiness, frequent
cured by using single bottle.
Price so CO nts, and to be had at the stores of
T. D. Gilman, W. Fl. Gilman,
Charles Stott & Co., Samuel Butt
j. F. Callan, John W. Nairn,
Kidwell ,&lLawrence, Washington city, D. c.
]. L. kidwell Georgetown ID. c. and the
rious Drug stores in Alexandria. dec Is