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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29


NhroitTANI NOIftk--TobAeco othr -
ehAndise shipped by the Poeahonas toxa4ks
hainore, To the care Of Jacob Brandt Jr
- me foWhAtan Steamboat Company,
lns, ennatl and the South West
arded ree Of commission Ohio RaIroad
VIII IND this the most sertan and route
Aa<o LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
a1NOR RENIA most desirable Room in the Whis -
t. ~ This store Is admirably adapted to the E
Say seems 70 render eeidRy desirable Furnur: wsSs
koon Cpholsterng Establishment FOR term, ana othsr
tienlars, apply at Wing once. ~ i
Sa 'ok SALE on liberal handsome new RTicf Cot
t7ii Clay street, containing
- fronts iorty feet on Clay Apply 10
~ n.to-u HILL fALLEY.
.toi hhNT-Possesson arst JuTy next -.
- the house at Mason on IN. N:
corner OF Cary and Filth apply 70 ir
ao =, HILL TALLEY, Main street.
AP-o-u Corner belo~ the Banks.
Noh hENr.-Ihe House on the Of Canal a.
skh streets Possession given Immediately
apply to mh2s-u HILL a TALLY lii
{I ESNoR RENT, and posseson gwen inmedia teIy The
IL House and Lot
@A-k- ~ occupied BY W. J. Parneu, Esq Apply TO
NM HILL TALLEY, Corner below he Banf.
A DESIRABLE srOiiE AND CELLAR FOR RIcNT-fSa
u store and Cellar Wall in
Sah As Lottery Once. 1t desirable
Retail business Possessioa May Apply 70
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

In quantities. 10 sui PURCHASERS articles Of sup,
quality, m sstly of his importation, viz:
Pale aud Bro BrandlcS ..-
10 and do SheTres
Old Port Wine
MADEIRA Wines, Newton, Gordon, Cossart 4 Co.
Champagne Wine, Sayres brand
Sparkling katawba Wines, Long Norths and B0gen'a
Old Jamaica Rum; New England do, high proof
Old Rye Whisky Bumgardner's double distilled
Mass Licorice, various brands
Ground Spices Of every ind
PvlyrriEcd Table salt; Old English Cheese
English and American Mustard in every size packages
sAttd OIL Sayrcs' brand
Yeast Powders; Havana Clgirs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

A NCHoR BoLTING CLoTH.-Gsaunr "Anchor'' Bons
N Cloih, Tor sale by SMITH a ROBERTS
No Main sffast
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

HNA HtLi--By the ships rOuawondA Aln5aea, ,v,.
~ Liverpool the subscriber his
zion Of CHINA ASD EARrHENwARE direct Manuaeto.
res and by the packets from New
Glass Looking Glasses Fancy Having
Asortments no has offered which
rAbe patterns and his whole having
the recent rise in EaTthenware aud Glass
Inducements 10 those In want o articles his
mhl5 HUGH A WATT No Is Main
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
DYSPEPSIA.

The symptoms of Dyspepsia and its various diseases
dizziness in the head heartburn oppression after eating,
arising from the stomach, &c, and sometimes re
neral nnguor OF the whole body. Prom this it will be seen
that the disease its origin sOrganzed fthc
Liver and Stomach. IIOBENSACk'S LIVER PILLS is
the very medicine effect permanent and lasting cure
by changing the certain morbid actions of the sys
tenn into healthy acon and rendering the blood pure and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
Cures in erery T'oBn a.!

Dr. Hougheon's PEPSIN has now been tested, for uI'
vrls of IN every large town in the Tinted states
the Agents cnn refer Dyspepcs to many fhn
BILE CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous de'aii, -, :"
tIt are the Circulars furnished by Agents gratis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

~ REMEMBER THIS: DIR. HOUGHTON's PEPslN
Is great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL
BITTERS, ACIDS, and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. IL e''
trcmcy agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by INC
feeble patients who cannot eat water cracker WIZ
on, acute distress Beware Of DRUCGED lhlIAIloNS'
il 4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
LIVER COMPLAINT

Iatended with chs succeeded by fever pains in
region the Liver vomiting bitter taste yellow fdned
tongue pulse full and bounding, he pain in the side Is in
creased by pressure, should the LETT lobe be affected me
pain il gene ally left shoulder with shOI dry cough,
the skin becoming Of Saif0w GPpedraRcc and the Stoos
elan c00red This disease be cured by Tie use of HO
NSACk'S LIVER PILLS, they act directly upon the
scat the disease and then operating uponthe bowels they
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
NJ USIC, JEWELRY
I AN CY G @ 90 s,
Among which may be enumerated:


Gold and Silver Patent Lever and plain
WATCHES.
Gold and Silver Spcctaccs;
Ladies' Bosom, Scarf and Cua Pins, newest s.ylCo
Jenny Lind and plain Ear hoops;
FINGER RINGS AND LOCKETS, Extra Qualiiy;)
Gold and silver Pencils;
- Steel Pens, Iiclt Buckles and Slides:
Gold Vest and Fob Chains;
Silver and Plated Tea and Table Sppunsapd Butter
Knives:
Every kind of Jcwelry not enumerated above.
FANCY GOODS:
PnrtMonicS, Card Cases. Wallets, Trnkct Cases;
Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes
Portfolios, Rack CANNON and Chess Boards
Jenny Lind Port Folio, for Music.
Musical Instruments:
Guitars. Victims, Flutes AccordcouS. Tifrs:
flagcuctS, TamhoriurS. Baujos, Music boxes:
Violin Bows Violin and Guitar Strings cNtra qualify:
Violin Bridges, Refined Resin, &c, sc.
In Shor; every article kept in Music Sore-u orwhch
will be sold unusually low for CAsH.
Having had long experience ia the business or Fine
Watch Repairing, he atlCrS himself that hc can y,vp the
best of satisfaction to all who pleased to cnrust Their
work with him.
All kinds of JEWEIRY and CLOCKS waso be re-
paired at the shortest notice.
y CASH will be paid for old Gold md silver.
X. q. GOTTFREDSON.
kcno>ha. Mny !, 1882 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
ROUND or STOMACH WORM.

This worm is usually found in the small incstincs and
is the common to children, IL Is entirely
confined to them, adults have frequently been known to
seller with them The Symptoms most prominent while at
cctcd with this hardness and funess of the bel
", Shiny stools oosenesS Ofhe bowels picking the nnSe
bucsh streak under hecyes, &c lfyou, any of your
children have any of the 1bOyc symptoms, IOBENSACkS
Norm Syrup can safely be depended nponby using you
have certain safe and speedy and if afcr using 1t
according the directions the patient is not restored 10
health the thoroughly eradicated from the ys
you assured there is no remedy beyond the
grave rs fail there such word fail with those
LL.lS .llEIL -Lrna Aa-iI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
ASCAREDES, Or SMALL THREAD
WORMS,

These worms, which the human system is liable,
the most troublesome of all others. They generally TO
be found iuthe rcctu and il allowed remain from the
irritation they produce lay the foundation for serious dis
orders such as Inflammation of the bowels and other dc
rangemcnSof the stomach The best and safest medicine
that can be used is HOBENSACks WORM SNRlP.-
Such the astonishing power of my medicines over IS
carides, thai defy any to produce case where my
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills recommended To be used
they will All that necessary to the syrup
in accordance with directions each bottle; and in
gentle purniye is required in order to iay the Irritation
they produce the Liver Pills by their palhng action
and hea operation upon the bowels the most pleasant
nm. lir Inn cIt M
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
THE TAPE WORM.

This worm is the most difficult destroy Of all that
nhabt the human body II grows 10 an almost Indefinite
length and becoming eoed and fastened in the lntesnes
and stomach to produce Fits, 81 pHS' Dlrcc, &C.
which is the of many going to the grave not believing
that these plins have their origin from the Tape
consequently they the proper medicines for their
disease To those who afflicted with this awful foe to
health, recommend the of my Warm SyruD and IL
rer Pills the Syrup to be taken doses of table spoons
uIh,ec times day, then take from iy" TO eight OF my lit
tie Liver Pills 10 disodge and pass the worm. BY strictly
following these directions the most obstinate cases of Tape
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or, GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTTFTC Evidence!

~ Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circnln
gratis giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Iicbig's Animal Chemistry; DR.. Combes Physolr
~ of Digcsiion Dr. Pcrcira Food and Diet DIR. John
u Draper, OF New York University Prof DuDglison >
Physiology: Prof Siman, of Yale College; DIR. Carpcn
er' Physiology together with reports Of CURES from
all pnris Of the United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

lot IL ben W fr ecjtI.
lot 3 81 W fir Or sec5t1
lot Il b 3nwfr or sec 5tI
lott lone ar sec tI-Ilolmes and Nichols addn.
lot ? b lone or sec 6 I'll
lot 80 ~ or sec 6tI Z" d"
lot b lone or sec 6tI
lot b 10 e qrsee I, =
LOTT lOneqr sec I'll
lot { b Ion or see Gil g
lnt3 As seqr sec 81 t2-e i ofn 3, lot3
Sc qr set 3,t = lot side main n cor ofb
seXrsec 3lt 2-com 1872 of NV cor OF IS thence
on ineof Wisconsin ST. Al e southery to line OF lot
: IN - westerly Al = It northeTly TO beginning
seqrsec 81 2-lol in side main 1872 Il souherly
OF the car OF 49, eastery line parallel withs line
49, l32tt thence southcriy parallel with the line of
ain s. II II; thence westerly parallel with line of ID
the cline OF Main st thence nohey on the line OF Main
/ ST, As II TO beginning
lot3b As or sec 81 2-a of sd lot west of Exchange
81.
lot 25n eqr sec Ct 1.-The north rods of common.
lot b n G sec t ~IIolmes & Nichols add'n
lot2 In eqr sec CT II
ne sec 81 l-com point the west line Of kenosha
ST. ~ rds ofhc of lat 10, thence westerly parallel
with slime OF lot 6 the line of old Chicago road.
thence soehery said line 66 H., thence eaery parallel
with line Ell lot IL t6 line of Kenosha St. noriher to the
beginning.
heqrsee6 tl-com at point side old Chicago road
n rods southey of of lot IL: thence wcstero
parallel with line OF sd ~ about p rds 10 the dividing
sd line 3 q rds eastery parallel with the line of sd lot II
TO the lneof old Chicago road southery to beginning
seqr sec 81 t2-LD side Main st 10 ttront 3cor,
| is y Il of n :, A. and extending Is IL.
eqr sec q / rds trout side kenosha ST. To sec
/ Hue; then corr % rdSs offs cor OF lot 10.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

FTNHE undergraduates this opportunity Of
old friends and customers and the public 1cncraI,.
MARSHALL PHELPS, where may be found n ,,c ,i
assortment II ''''
Stores and Store PIPE, Plain and .Jg3auned
Tin, Sheet iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves are the following approved patterns
BELLE OF THE STATES, on ZEN or THE PR lIRtr
KING OF IliE IkAIRlE. HATHAWAY,
kEN-SrONE. C\RpFNrIK
MISUNDERSTANDING arlor stoves Air-Tghtapd Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking stoves
Ashe nendsto adopt Ready pay system far rs pos,
Sbe. he proposes to sell very Low CASH belle, ms,
Chat quick sales and small profits than slow sales
Snd large He hopes by fair dealing attrnt
business TO merit Sharcpf he public patronage.
+. \. MARSHALL.
kenosha, ScptcmlcrlS-2. II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
$500 CHALLENGE!
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

a articlefounded upon Scientific Principles compoun-
"A dcd with purely Vegetable substances, being perfect
~ safe when tke aud has been known TO i III GU
ring the mod obstinate U0rms never exist when
this remedy Is used from the fact that il not only de-
stroys them but removes al the slime and mucus which
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
or sec 3l-b 30

3l-hi3
seer sec 81 b35com Mt W cor If sd II ;herccc on tlo
line thereof III II thence, ON a line mar win the " linz
thereof 1872 II more or less thence W ON n line mr. tho
line thereof III thence on the line of sd m fl thence
line par with The line OF sd 20 feet thence on line
thc lime 70 r Ihcn m h it Sn ,',' Ihr WIZ.
| ming.
or sec 81 36-com a II g cor Of sd thence W ON tho n
line thereof "a thence on line nr with The line thrrf
rs thence on line pnr it'll the Inc thereof
A II thenccn on she line of ID b to beg
tie line thereof thence W ON a line mar with he Inc NJ
81 "A thence. ON linz, mar with nj. linz th,yn,f VI
thence on Sd line To- beg ' ''' ''''''o rus
qrScc 81 36-culn ut a point on the line Of sd 2t
othc thereof thence line par with the line
thereof thence W ON 4 line mar with H.. linz, t,r,r 1
lhcEcc on line par with The line thereof = rds
ON the line cr,db l4n oJcg
or 81 lol3b io-atl Of lot 3dcscrScd as follows
Scurscr III Ia, z n Nv ID n ~ ~, + gI,9 - S
seqr>ccai b4l-r = orlot5 undivided i.3
Sc ar sec 81 !ul III l-lutIi, iIed IA
srQrsec 81 42part of lois and in sad b. com at n G
OF ii b. thence on The II line hcrroCto the " I r lnt
tciCe on me line OF I'd lot n feet thence line
par with the line oi said thee line trlf thence n ON
the e line of ii b n To he beg - " "
seqrsec 81 10TH -
- ~ = i VI. ' y =, % 'u'O ~ Stid
,b,,r,. u, 90, th. fJ - - n at me u cor OF "a
,'iv' on ,'t nhcof'i I'm in thence on line
i y" IN .V NE {" 81 10 NE hne ofi9t !, thence g
ors ~ +, ' "a "a ui NOW d; ~ ~ , b 43
30 feet tront and r,r rx,n, ,; .ig 30 rev. 3IS
w 49, ,'v 81 !, II - ,i2 - ,,e,9 .,,.c,,,c
u. flirI II ~ ~ -. ~, he - W -. = ~ INC
~ nrI.yt II, J. a. ~ i,' ~ rs :, o. q IN j"
; ~ - - L"tH'H western atdiilnn h3 and
-" lI'' = - los IT'S ~ oV,1l IN iaf H'l b
- u ~ tC'| 40 H3S 100 lis a. 6oln 1856
e"' = IA 10 all That portion o sad within The
snl"'''' ln"S o' ueciy b1a That Is within ihe cor
' n I'h''S"i htchy iothe whole OF Subtraction
al hIo'N'
seqr sec 3--w hf Of t2 bal.
~ SC u ON on me Inc of Market - At point
In INV ,l a." Nlh - Thence on line at right
i - w., - NJ :. 4. rus 'oi' or rs Thence on
MI -, ,i VI IN w S ~, 10 me eciinn u
-. h, a. !, !, :, - - 40 o'B ~
UIbI5-tom attn nont an TN, ,;,rf .iI,,,., ,oo ..
,il Fem, " pm, u we e Iih'o' S'lulni"ck iVo feet
"''"'! rom C"t"l same; thence on me par with
's it ct SAID block 10 feet; thence on line par with
ieW tine OF said 81 Feet thence line par with the
e" cad boihe line of said b, thence said line
pace "i beg.
Sc qr SEC 5l-b 20 COM at the IF sid b; thence
eS'eriy ON ihc line OF said - thence souhcrly
, par WIN thec ie Of said b. i51h; thence westerly
,, ne ic oi Shd b, liz ~ thence non the
~, NJ rw 'L ~ I'' II 'vlheu rH.
Nj " - S'29'-'oumc'cing NJ point on the line Of
,,,,. " " ~ 'tt," i'he "I " MMh 81 Iheice ON
- Ism 'ISNS win HE line OF Market sts rtls more
- 10 ~" 'nv hhy"i oiTkces Western Nd; thence
~ lt y -4d y ". Ad- to point where il inter
Tk4 zT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
CITY Treasurer's Notice.

OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKET SITS,
Up STAIRS
The annexed list OF lots and pieces Of land comprised
within the corporate limits of the city Kcnosla sold
on the 2hday of january A. ID. 1852 due the city
OF keosha for Hrbor and City purposes and the same will
be forfeited unless redeemed before 18th day Of Jaua
~, A. ID. 1854. AB'M HANSON,
kenosha. July 9th, 1853 City Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

No part the system is liable to disease than the
L.rcr being supplied with blood vessels and
nerves, and discl ed the blood of course flowing through
all parts of the body produces Lrcr Complaints, IHHdic
JluSDpU IN ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

VNANTEr-By 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
situation as chanbermaid and laundress would mind
children and do sewing waiter The CITY
be given from her last place. ss lived
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: : - -
BUILDING MATERIALA.

THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING WILL Do
well 70 call at our iron works and examine our stock u
window Intel AND sill patterns &c e. We prepared "a
execute orders from fourteen different patterns Of windoN
lntels caboratey finished and varying STYLE ~
spocn q ntns snd sls msslso Be seen In tho
street Peter Coopers building street ana
Lexington avenue; 0rocsr Bank budine, corner Coes1
place Barclay L. eighteen buildnSH
corner Fourth rset aud River Pstsr
buildngs Twenty ninth street And Fourth avenue ana n
Murray street, Crison Blunts buildings 50 Murray ssec
Neshs bu ldngs, Church and vesey streets; New
York City Flour nins corner Broone and Lewis strsst
stovehin's bui'dns' Jersey CITY: Kemp Nhs ossssj
nces capitals couure gide-s rratns epd srders Co. 40
yAkAs b. JACKSON, BROrBkx CO.'S tron WINS,
AeNek
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LIFE INSURANCE..


british COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
ID ny-London and New York.-CapitAl 5000 OO0-Wi.h
large accumulated and invested surplus addition to
the capital Offers to parties AssrsHs eecng nsur
greatest possible safety cannot Be- too often
the attention Of the THAI security the
in lie insurance and that his
object is not obtained tho conviction be NOT ndebly i'm
pressed his mind that the event contingency against
from the he has paid his II
therefore manifest that the Of capital
company should be sufficient and Invested with un
doubted security in order that adequacy any de-
mand may appear beyond all question California aod
special risks taken at as low premium crcun
stances the will admit OF This has been in
successful operation upwards thirty Office 66 Wall
street. LUMLEY FRANKLIN,
GEO. N. KNEVITq. agents
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FANCY FUR6a

DE0ULAR FANCY FUR STOKE-kSTA BLISHED ls1
" GEORGE s. MAWSON 4 Co., man uGa stu fers snS
importers Of fancy furs and skins have constantly
largo assortment Of mu boas votones pcerines tamAs
6ontags sepss, gauntlet mantas, gloves sleigh robes
TO-, TO-, Wholesale snd retail a. Maiden lane Ladies' an
quite equal 70 any N the trade and Al manufactured upa
emily fur house in the United States that received medal
for furs a tho London Worlds Pair Of 1881 which oAn 81
At store, ~ Maiden lane N. B.-Bransh store
North Third street. Phadslpha. Highest market rasss pa
COR shipping FRS.
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OCULTsTs AND AURIsTs.

A RTITICIAL EYEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, WEEP
"A large and beautiful collection which can be nsertss
without Vie sishtsst pain n the operation and when
eye DR.. POW ELL devetes his attention. as usual eIc.
sivelv to the diseases of the eye ear from 10
daily. At his 0fhoe. 200 Broadway
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ANTHOLOGY,


A STROL60Y AND PHYsI0GNONY,-T CRLEBRAT-
Cd on AL even Of e past present and future Nstiyes
calculated for ladies and gentlemen Residence LII CHAM
bers street, near 0reenwiah.
(1LAIRVOYANCE-BY MRS. FRANCES THERESA
Hayes the most celebrated and successful medical and
business oarvoyant in Am the best clair
vyant that visited the United States Mrs Hayes
misses seeing the object sought after Once 10 Spring street.
near.the Bowery.
MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED In EUROPE FOR HR1
lM skill In forstehing the future has Arrived and will
s.snish nssssaos absu. All o!srnss;nos. Of LIFE She
and SCIENCE and tells 70 ladies aud gentlemen the Of
she they will Also the name OF her viStes
hrs Alvin speaks The English, French and German Ian
9uaees Resdenee RivinEton street. stairs naaS ths
Bowery. Ladies, % eenN gentlemen, u.
MRS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services TO the ladies gentlemen city in
asrology love- and law matters, interpreting Dreams o
by books and science constantly relied nv Napoleon
call teal Of the lady gentleman they AIRY
also, the Of the vsrss Residence Crest Jsnss
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RERToRD co.'s VIRGINIA., NORTH CAROLINA
ID and Tennessee 1xpress Tuesday and Saturday.
BY stsssmIshp. Roanoke and Ja%ssswn Nsrl Peters
and All tho principal towns in the above States To Ca
forna by United States mail steamers and Goth
month. BERFORD CO.. 8 Broadwav
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municipalities, HOTEL 8, BOARDING HOUSES
w and saloons will nd the best choice NOR
RIS CO.'S 27 Broadway Of Keade street. Waiting
for places, cooks washers English
benaes and walters girls
work all hrst class also walters porters coachmen
mechanics Of Asl kinds. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

ENOURTH ANNUAL BALL or ENGINE &C. NO
lTe be hold ~ Niblo's, Friday evening" Novembof
2oth shstons com pets sotion band engaged The
occasion. Tickets two dollars 70 be had Joes muse
store 500 Broadway, and Of VIM Hall Son, 80 Broadway
~ the door on the evening VI the ball.
JAS. n. BYRNE, Chairman,
JOSEPH 8. MonsAr, seoretary.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do plain cooking and washing .onrg
in nall family. chamberwork and fine ,hing al q
she has lived 1900 ' s''ss" " ere
s " neo i W. years.
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TENANTS, RE ~IsT-ER.

GENTLEMAN. PROFESSIONAL 'h PhlVATE, IN
"A want OF the oecsAionsl OF t1e iurn',hsd
ROOMS can be ntVse, neal
urosdway Hotel address Adrerns Broadway ors once
tea ion paid -
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AOV4XlUs
COOPER HOUSE RESTAURANT, 33 BROADWAY
~ under the Cooper HouseOne Of the neatcst
establishments in the city, where the of
wines liquors dec suit
tidious can be had At the most reasonable CHARGES
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. THE SUBSCRIBER
II begs leave to inform his friends and the public he
has leased for torn of the six story
ing 40 In Second next the TWENTY
third ~ the junction Of the First and Second avenue
railroad and will open before the of December a.
the Eastern Exchange House. Lines Of house
to all the principal ferries and railroad in the city
Families obtain suits of Single gentlemen can Be
with furnished with without
on the most liberal terms APply on the Pss~ prem
NEW HOTEL. COOPER HOUSE. 33i BROADWAY.
IN nearly opposite the City Hospital has recently been
opened by the subscribers after having been and
newly furnished The table is supplied with every decacy
and the cellar with wines Of the nrst quality For
attention guests the Cooper House shall to
in the city, while its central on in the great
roughfare gives attractions possessed by few other
The charges liked at scale that gives entire
to every guest A. J. PEASE BROTHER
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Ludgate hill London-The above house 10 centrally sta
Ated excellent coffee ROOM private ~
ting rooms bst~esa forty and nfty light airy bedrooms
good smoking warm cold and shower baths alwayI
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge for ssr
wants The New York Herald 10 fled. THOS QUARTER.
MANE lso proprietor Of the Grown and Scsprs Tavern
GreenwehO tenders his grateful thanks to his American
friends for the favors he has so long enjoyed hands
aad sosits their continued patronage and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

WANTED A YOUNG ENGLISH wpaiN. or sTEAny
w habits and refined manners. psrid like place in a
gentlemans family as nurse and chiec
ton travel Call Mrs T. Gibbs ladies' hsirdreser
s3l Broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

WANTED-NEN OF BUSINESS HABITS, TO CAN.
w standard works published in London; bust.
permanent either commission, wages and
part weekly Good capable
average three dollars per day rev haads learn in
John Mountain, 4OJohn street. third floor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-26
MAR RIAGE.

Nature and natures God smile propiliousY
upon the union that is sweeened by love and
sanciified by the law. The sphere of our af
fections is enlarged, and our pleasures take
wider range. We become more important,
respected among men, and existence itself
is double enjoyed with our softer sex. Mis-
fortune loses half lis anguish beneath the
soothing influence of her smiles, and trium-
phant when shared with her. Without her
what is man? A rowing and restless being
driven at pleasure by romantic speculation
and cheated into misery by futile hopes, the
mad victim of untamed passions, and the
disappointed pursuer of fruilless Joys. But
with her he awakens 10 a new life. He fol-
lows path wider and nober than the narrow
road TO self agrandisement-th that is scattered
with more fragrant flowers and illuminated
by clear light